Grand Lodge Holds Annual Session in Idaho
Twin Falls hosts the forty third annual Idaho grand lodge session with delegates from 102 lodges and all grand officers present. Officers elected include grand master T. S. Jackson Caldwell and deputy grand master Carl O. Johnson Boise with visits from Governor Moore and former Idaho officials.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Odd Fellows Home Board of Trustees
Idaho Grand Lodge
Iidd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly
T. S. Jackson
Caldwell
Malian
John W. Shipp
Idaho Falls
Carl O. Johnson
Boise
C. A. Hagen
Moscow
Presley F. Horne
W. A. Coughanour
Ayette
Thomas
Frank Martin
Odd Fellows
Orlando Martin
Vermont
The
Grange
Grand Lodge
Weiser
Coeur d’Alene
Rebekah
Beulah Hattabaugh
Grangeville
Maude V. Morarcidge
Presient
Association of Rebeka
Effie M. Watkins
Emma O'Leary
Frances Crosson
Sarah H. Pemberton
Maude V. Morreidge
Ednarss
Pocatello
God Fellows Home Board
Lillian Lanktree
Emmett
W. Shillington
Rupert
John Shipp
W. A. Lansberry
Ashton
Grand High
G. W. Shillington
Marshal
Ed Smith
Mendamhinat Marcus Master
Blackfoot
Sentinel
N. Earl Bushnell
Wallace
Blackfoot Rotary Hosts Local Athletic Team Meeting
Blackfoot Rotary Club entertained the athletic team with Superintendent H. R. Wallis Principal Ray S. Berry and Assistant Coach Currey at the latest gathering. Currey introduced each team member as Tavey spoke to the group and to Leo Woodruff chairman of the boys committee. Team speakers were Joe Marks Wesley Boice and Ray Kinney with Wallis Berry and Allred among visitingRotarian guests.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Rotary Club
H. R. Wallis
Rays
Berry
Currey
Tavey
Leo Woodruff
Joe Marks
Wesley Boice
Ray Kinney
Wallis
W. A. Allred
Preston
Grangers Prepare to Oppose Substitute Butter Law Repeal
Boise October reports that the National Association of Retail Grocers plans to push repeal of the ten cent per pound tax on oleomargarine and the ban on coloring it to resemble butter. Granges and Idaho dairy interests mobilize to keep substitutes restricted and tax measures likely in upcoming sessions.
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Tribune
Boise
National Association of Retail Grocers
Granges
Idaho Home Indes. Tries Association
Idaho
House
Senate
Children Enthusiastic Over Ship's Restoration
In Blackfoot a Tuesday assembly celebrated the Old Ironsides restoration campaign. Mark Tuohy of Blackfoot B P E No 1416 spoke on the battleship and students donated toward the project, about 400 attendees joined in patriotic songs and plan preservation efforts.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Mark Tuohy
Blackfoot B. P
Wicks School
Ennis C. Blacke
Soda Springs Community Notes and Local Visitors
Mrs E H Almonds and children plan to move to Poca Tello. J Lewis Stocking of Henry and others visited Soda Springs. W A Bishop left for Salt Lake City after a week on Utah Credit Men's work. Ted Revings and James Vent traveled for business. Mrs Anne Powell of Pocatello stayed with Chas Miller family. Geo Corton rests at home after surgery. James Peters from Ogden and Mrs J R Bryant from Conda shopped. Ray Christenson and Victor Anderson from Henry visited. School board held a regular meeting at the grade school. Jesse Dredge of Malad attended to business in Soda Springs.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
E. H Almonds
Pocatello
J. Lewis Stocking
Henry
W. A. Bishop
Utah Credit Men's Association
Salt Lake City
Ted Revings
Grays Lake
Jesse Dredge
Nampa Station Remodeling Nears Completion
Workmen finished boiler plant installation at the old Union Pacific passenger station and will soon supply heat to the companys buildings in Nampa. A 50 foot round brick chimney rises from the boiler room as track crews finish a new siding in front of the station. Officials will move offices from the central city location to the vacated division building once remodeling ends, with roadmaster and water service department quarters planned in the old Nampa station site.
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Nampa
Union Pacific
Water Service
Deartment
Squier Patents for Wired Wireless Still Unsettled
Major General George O. Squier seeks patent infringement damages for Wired Wireless systems in which telephone wires carry multiple communications. The government argues as an army officer his invention was open to government use. Squier alleges American Telephone and Telegraph and others used it. The Supreme Court has not ruled on the case.
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Washington
George O. Squier
Supreme Court
Squier
Caillaux Outlines France Finance Plans for Deputies
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux in a cabinet meeting outlined upcoming financial projects to be submitted to the chamber of deputies. The cabinet set the first session to begin October 29 and scheduled November 7 for the closing of the decorative arts exhibition.
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Paris
Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Dundee Tailors offers $40 suit and pants deal
You are urged to seize the season’s best value with a $40 suit and extra pants from Dundee Tailors. This limited offer emphasizes affordability and quality tailored apparel for shoppers seeking a complete outfit.
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Dundee Tailors
Gasoline Tax Funds Idaho Highway Construction
Idaho reports $570,714.61 in gasoline tax receipts from January 1, 1925 to September 1, directed to the state highway fund for road work. The tax started at two cents per gallon in 1923, rose to three cents in 1925, with monthly receipts listed through August and September.
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Boise
Idaho
F. A. Jeter
Roy Shepard Appeals Federal Court Charge Rise
Roy Shepard, arrested on a federal charge of possession of liquor and transportation, was bound over for trial in federal court by U S Commissioner Kenneth Mackenzie after being found guilty of possession. The transportation charge was dismissed.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Roy Shepard
Manor
Kenneth Mackenzie
Blackfoot Activities Include Meeting, Football, and Socials
Blackfoot hosts a Teachers Association meeting on November 14 with talks by Prof. Charles H. Lewis and Miss Gertrude Walter. Blackfoot football travels to Idaho Falls Friday for a match, with Louis Stephens refereeing. Lodge members join a duck dinner at Pocatello, while Golden Chain Camp 2068 prepares to host Ida M. Hamblin for an instruction session. W O W plans a district meeting October 1 followed by a dance at the K P hall. Neighbors urged to attend with spouses.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Teachers” Association
Charles H. Lewis
Idaho Tech
Misa Gertrude Waltere
Idaho Falis
Idaho Falls
Louis Stephens
Blackfoot Lodge
Pocatello Lode
Golden Chain Camp 2068
Ida M. Hamblin
K. P. Hall
Idaho Falls to Build Tourist Camp Log House
It is nearly certain the city of Idaho Falls will complete the new log house at the tourist camp this year. The first carload of logs arrived Monday the 2nd and were delivered to Highland Park where the camp building will be erected.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Highland Park
School Nurse Busy In County Outreach
Blackfoot Oct. 21 The Bingham county school nurse has been in the Irving school for two weeks doing follow up work. She attends to cases first treated two years ago to avoid examining new children and will focus on county schools this week.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Irving School
Episcopal Budget Given Convention
New Orleans Oct 21 The revised Protestant Episcopal Church budget for 1926 totals 4 122 370 with quotas set at 3 510 000 From the budget 702 370 is drawn from invested fund interest and United Tank offering Interest deductions and deficit relief explain the changes The original 1926 budget was 4 500 000 and after diocesan agreement to wipe out the deficit 449 430 was withdrawn Increases proposed after the initial budget amount to 156 800
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
General Convention
Joint Committee On
United Tank
Judge's Ruling Settles Action in Idaho Falls Case
Idaho Falls district judge dissolved a temporary injunction against the city after finding the Diesel engine equipment contract voided. Taxpayers committee had pursued action through Alvin Denman, with city officials promising not to cash a $10,000 warrant to Fulton Iron Works as first payment. Attorneys Holden, Petersom for the city and Denman for taxpayers will return later in the week to argue legal points.
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Idaho Falls
Alvin Denman
Edgington
Fulton Iron Works
EK. M. Holden
Paul T. Petersom
City of Idaho Palls
Edeington
Farm Letter Prescribes Pre Sprinkling Seed Potatoes
University specialists urge pre sprinkling seed potatoes with water 43 hours before treatment and keeping tubers moist to fight rhizoctonia or black scarf. Idaho farmers should drain alfalfa sprayer pumps to avoid cracked cylinders seen in 1924. Feeding protein to poultry boosts profits and egg size. Culling time arrives. Idaho flocks should be culled by early November, with emphasis on pullets as well as hens.
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Idaho
F. B. Whitehead
R. T. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Visitors from Sweden arrive in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls residents report Mrs J Johnson and two children and Miss G Ljungdahl of Sweden arrived Saturday and will live in the city. Mrs Johnson has seven children nearby and chose to adopt the United States to be near family. Mrs Johnson stays with daughter Mrs Gus Stoneberg in New Sweden. Miss Ljungdahl stays with Mrs Oscar Holm on the west side.
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Idaho Falls
J. Johnson
G. Ljunedahl
Sweden
England's Two Lighthouse Builders
A brief note identifies only two builders active in England for lighthouse construction, highlighting a rare specialization and the limited number of firms involved in the industry.
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England
Sol lingshead alienation suit opens in Ada court
Gladys Sollingshead of Ithaca New York sues Mr and Mrs T C Hollingshead Boise parents of Robert Hollingshead for twenty six thousand dollars in an alienation suit. Trial before Judge Clinton Hartson began Monday with debate over letters by Robert Hollingshead to his wife and their admissibility. The Women's Athletic Club of Los Angeles announced a planned investment of forty one million five hundred thousand dollars and was executed entirely by women.
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Boise
Gladys Sollingshead
Ithaca
N. Y
T. C. Hollingshead
Robert C. Hollingshead
Ada County District Court
Clinton H. Hartson
E. F. B. Daude
Robert Hollingshead
Hartson
Women’s Athletic Club of
Los Angeles
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