Typhoid Talk Anchors Kiwanis Meeting in Idaho Falls
Dr. H D Junkin told Kiwanis members typhoid in Idaho Falls is not from Snake River water but from upstream tributaries and urged water purification. He noted most hospital cases were from out of town and called for a committee to study water conditions and seek state aid for cleaner tributaries.
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Idaho Falls
Tribune
H. D. Junkin
Idaho
Kiwanis Club
Junkin
Snake River
Snake
McCammon Notes Residents Leave for Seattle and Local Socials
Mrs. Josephine Raymond and her son Norman leave McCammon for Seattle to join Freddie Raymond and settle there after Norman’s elbow injury delayed travel. L. D. 8 church parents hosted a party with Sea Gull girls and readings by Mrs. Orgill and Miss Parkinson. Other notes: Nora McAughey starts a clerk job in Pocatello. Al Eggerth visits from Pocatello. Alva Lewis to Los Angeles with beef cattle shipment. Mrs. Lewis and daughter Hope plan to join him soon.
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McCammon
Josephine Raymond
Norman
Seattle
Wash
Raymond
Freddie
Sam Orgill
Donna Parkinson
A. P. Marso
Shirley
Harvest Vacation Granted for Local Harvest Disruption
McCammon reports that 80 percent of labor imported for harvest work has been scarce, forcing farmers to rely on local help. The harvest vacation affects the eighth grade and high school, with classes dismissed Wednesday evening and to resume on Monday November 1 as harvest is expected to be near completion.
Powell attends sister Gertrude Palmer's funeral in Salem
George A. Powell traveled to Salem Oregon after being summoned by the death of his sister Mrs. Gertrude Palmer. He returned Thursday morning.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
George A. Powell
Salem
Ore
Gertrude Palmer
Removal Notice for Dr Groom Office Move
Dr Groom has moved his office from the Sonnenkalb building to rooms over Temple Pharmacy at 935.1 This notice records the relocation and current address for patient directions.
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P. Groom
Sonnenkalb
Temple Pharmacy
Glorious Girl Shine In Local Woman’s Play
Blackfoot and Idaho Falls reports praise for the amateur musical comedy The Glorious Girl staged by the Business and Professional Women’s clubs. Crowded houses praised the witty production, with proceeds earmarked for educational support for girls pursuing high school study.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Colonial Theatre
Jbe
Idaho Governor Invited to Idaho USC Game and Portland Show
Governor C C Moore may attend the Idaho versus Southern California football game in Moscow on Friday and the Pacific International Livestock Show in Portland. If duties allow he will also join Idaho alumni for the homecoming. Ten thousand spectators expected at the game.
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Moscow
C. C. Moore
University of Idaho
University of Southern Californi
Portland
Idaho
PLAN GUARD ORGANIZATION
Idaho Falls October 23 Col M C Mc Connell adjutant general of Boise Captain L B W Worthley US Infantry assigned to Idaho Col F A McCall of Jeby and Capt Paul Bradbury of Rigby visited Idaho Falls in conference with Capt Leon Harer US Infantry Reserve Corps. They are reviewing the field to organize another infantry company if needed.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
M. C. McConnell
Adjutant General of
Boise
L. B W. Worthley
U. S. Infantry
Idaho
F. A. McCall
Jeby
Paul Bradbury
Rigby
Leon Harer
Marriages Recorded in Blackfoot and Nearby
Seth R. Hill of Salt Lake City and Lenora B. Parsons of Logan Utah wed October 22 in Blackfoot officiated by Bishop W. H. Snyder. J. F. Kerruish of San Francisco and Genevieve Thelma Croft of Shelley tied the knot November 22 and departed for Lava Hot Springs on a honeymoon trip.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Seth R. Hill
Salt Lake City
Lenora B. Parsons
Logan
Utah
W. H. Snyder
J. F. Kerruish
San Francisco
Genevieve Thelma Croft
Shelley
J. B. Good
Lava Hot Springs
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Session Concludes in Twin Falls
Annual sessions of the Idaho grand lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the state Rebekah assembly closed in Twin Falls after the installation of new officers and adoption of resolutions praising the hospitality received during a four day stay.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly
Mgh
Staff High School Annual Named at Blackfoot
The 1924 Staff High School annual at Blackfoot lists an editor in chief Lola Davis and a large slate of staff positions. Editors include Wilford Beck and Marjorie Park with many roles across business, society, athletics, and photography.
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Blackfoot
Lola Davis
Wilford Beck
Fae Jeppson
Edith Haws
Marjorie Park
Fred Mark
Maud Forrester
Sorena Sorenson
Miss Frick
Lucy Turner
Reed Davis
Lara Whittle
LeMonte Jacobs
Mary Hesse
Idaho Falls High School selects Spud Annual staff
The Idaho Falls high school staff for the Spud Annual has been chosen by a committee led by class president William Holden. Editor Amy Dawson, associate editor Agnes Jacobsen, advertising manager Max Ilson, assistant manager Kenneth Windsor, sport editor Reed Jensen, picture editor Marjorie Ferrier, verse editor Gladys Ocke, art editor Ferrell Roos, society editor Louise Morley, Marguerite Nits, and Marguarite Lee are named. Clyde Sherman of the Commercial Art company of San Francisco met with the staff to offer suggestions and quotes for a clever, original yearbook.
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Idaho Falls
William Holden
Amy Dawson
Agnes Jacobsen
Max Ilson
Kenneth Windsor
Reed Jensen
Marjorie Ferrier
Gladys Ocke
Vke
Ferrell Roos
Louise Morley
Marguerite Nits
Marguarite Lee
Lyde Sherman
Commercial Art Company of San Francisco
Huge Elk Bagged for Lodge Banquet in Idaho Falls
A 50 pound elk was captured on the railroad ranch in Island Park country and brought to Idaho Falls for a banquet hosted by the Idaho Falls lodge B P O Elks. The event, dated October 27, features the elk as the centerpiece of an initiatory ceremony.
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Idaho Falls
Island Park Country
Silk painting replaces corset stretching with decorative corsellette
The article notes a shift from fabric stretching to silk painting on corsets. Artists paint floral and landscape designs on silk that is stretched and lightly boned with elastic inserts. The model is used for decoration rather than for fabric tension.
Explorer reports discovery of white race in western Siberia
An expedition in western Siberia reports finding a previously unknown white race distinct in complexion and language from local natives. The find suggests isolated human groups in the region and prompts further inquiry.
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Siberia
Dead man located at Twin Falls ranch
Charles R. Lowrie of Payette, wanted in Boise on bad checks, identified by two Payette citizens. A man who used the name J A Harris was arrested at John Patrick ranch near Twin Falls, where Harris or Lowrie had been employed since June. County officials hold him awaiting Boise authorities word.
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Twin Falls
Payette
Charles R. Lowrie
Boise
Boise River
J. A. Harris
John Patrick
Oath of
Harris
Towrie
Nampa
Lowrie
Priest Grace May Qualify For Early Parole In Denver
Rever end Father Walter A. Grace former pastor of the Shrine of St. Anne at Arvada near Denver is eligible for parole after Federal Judge Foster Symes dismissed one indictment. Grace began serving a two year Leavenworth sentence on September 23 1925 for alleged forging of government liquor permits. The dismissal followed a request from U S District Attorney George Stephan under Washington instructions and may enable his early release. The article notes his acting nickname derived from a Latin word meaning a player.
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Denver
Colo
Walter A. Grace
Shrine of St. Anne
Arvada
Here
Leavenworth
Foster Symes
United States District Attorne
George Stephan
Washington
Father Grace
Liquor Chaser Nabs Rum Runner Near San Francisco
The motor ship Quitchawan believed loaded with wheat sailed into San Francisco harbor then out again under coast guard escort. The rum chaser No. 255 intercepted the vessel at dawn off the Golden Gate and seized its crew before the skipper claimed outside the 12 mile limit.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Golden Gate
Rose varieties flourish in French horticulturist’s gardens
A French commercial horticulturist maintains an extensive rose collection with at least seven thousand distinct varieties growing in his gardens, illustrating remarkable biodiversity and plant breeding effort.
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France
Shoe sale and safe for sale at Rusk Simson Co
A store advertises a general reduction on men’s women’s and children’s shoes with a large safe priced cheap. The store hours are 12 to 6 p m and the advertisement is from Rusk Simson Co.
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Rusk- Simson Co
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