Skyline Club Plans Arbon Valley Fossil Caves Hike
Skyline club members will hike to Arbon valley fossil caves after visiting Gem State Petroleum well. H C Harris guides the party with R Jones reporting over 25 registered and many Gem State stockholders joining. The group aims to explore all caves, while preparations for drilling progress and water control continue.
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Arbon Valley
Gem State Petroleum Company
H. C. Harris
R. Jones
Gate City Business College
Peale
Twin Falls
Burley
Idaho Butter Fat Market Tops United States Prices
Idaho's butter fat market led all states last Saturday October 17 with prices near 57 cents per pound. Donald Wood Idaho agriculture director cites proximity to California demand strong dairy quality rising and competitive buying as reasons. Producers expect continued strong markets and dairy stock shortages, projecting nearly twelve million dollars cash to the state this year.
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Idaho
United States
Prude
Donald Wood
Department of Agriculture
California
Drilling Casing Risk in Moab Structure and Arbon Dome Parallels
The report notes potential cement fracturing from casing work while awaiting 150 feet of drilling as the well sits near the top of a producing sand. It cites gas finds in Utah's Moab structure fueling optimism for Arbon dome, as both share rock formations and Moab gas is described as wet, likely from an oil-bearing layer nearby.
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Moab
Utah
Arbon Dome
Moab Dome
Greeks deny Petrich bombardment amid Bulgarian frontier fighting
Athens reports Greek forces pushing toward the Bulgarian frontier to relieve Demir-Kapu, denying deliberate bombardment of Petrich. The agency says Bulgarian attacks continue, Greek troops were not billeted on civilians, and only a few shells hit the railway to prevent Bulgarian reinforcements from debarking.
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Demir-Kapu
Hhe
Bulgaria
Petrich
Dubnitza
Texas sugar beet weighs 35 pounds headline entry
El Paso reporter Charles Shidle claims a 35 pound sugar beet in the largest sugar beet contest. Earlier entries include a 32 pound beet by John Kellan of Morrill Nebraska and a 26 ¾ pound root from a Fort Morgan Colorado farmer.
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el Paso
Tex
Charles Shidle
John Kellan
Morrill
Neb
Fort Morgan
Colo
Egge Resigns as Air Mail Chief in Omaha
Omaha October 24 Carl F Egge resigns as general superintendent of the air mail service and S A Cisler is named to replace him as general superintendent of the Omaha division of the railway mail service per AP report from here today
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Omaha
Carl F. Egge
Air Mail Service
S. A. Cisler
Railway Mail Service
Gooding College President Tour Details
President Charles Wesley Tenney of Gooding College visits Pocatello en route to Salt Lake City for the Utah Education Association meeting. He plans sermons and talks across Idaho with appearances in Idaho Falls Shelley Castleford Jerome and a Montana Education Association event at Dillon.
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Pocatello
Salt
Crowds Turn Out Despite Freezing Football Game
A large crowd attended Friday’s football classic at Overland Park field despite bitter cold. Spectators struggled to stay warm, filled the stands, and lined the sidelines. Children’s Day brought reduced prices. profits from hot dogs benefited the athletic association. Miss Ellen Reierson, Mary Cosgrove, Bill Cox, and Lee Ennis managed entrances and gates.
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Gee Eies
The
Athletic Association
Ellen Reierson
Mary Cosgrove
Bill Cox
Lee Ennis
Senators Receive World Series Share Totals
Chicago October 24 AP The World Series payout totaled 154 538 11 distributed to Washington Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis clubs with Connie Mack seeking exemption for his share Joe Judge confirmed a full share for Senators Twenty one players coaches Altrock Schacht trainer Martin get 3734 60 each Bobby Veach 1320 Ogden Ballou 1000 each Myer Jeanes 500 each Engle 150 ground keeper 250 club house boy 750
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Landis
Washington Club
Pirates
Cincinnati Nationals
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Athletics
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Senators
Washington
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Labor colleges in the United States number about fifty
The article notes that there are roughly fifty labor colleges across the United States, indicating a robust network of institutions focused on labor studies and related training.
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Labor Colleges
United States
Toby Taylor to Visit Pocatello for New Comedy Night
Pocatello patrons will see Toby Taylor and his company at the Auditorium next Tuesday October 27 in a first time visit. The opening play The Country Boy promises fresh laughs and strong audience approval. Chaplin comparisons arise as Syd Chaplin stars in The Man on the Box at Capitol with a noted cast and four day run.
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Toby Taylor
Charlie Chaplin
Capitol
Warner Brothers
Syd Chaplin
Charley
Harold MacGrath
Chaplin
Pirates Star Max Carey Struggles With Ribs and Lumbago
Pittsburg October 24 AP Max Carey captain of the world champion Pirates and a star of the 1925 series was hurt in a collision with Bucky Harris at second base. He played with painful rib injury and now is confined at home with what appears to be lumbago though he hopes to sit up today.
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Max Carey
Pirates
Washington
Carey
Bucky Harris
Max
Ray's Venture Goes on Rocks
Liabilities of 296,838 dollars and assets of 198,336 dollars were listed in a federal court schedule by Charles Ray Productions Inc. The company, created to produce films for actor Charles Ray, was adjudged bankrupt last month after an involuntary petition was filed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Ray Productions, Inc
Charles Ray
Tast
Council urges end of extraterritoriality and tariff autonomy for China
The Federal Council of Churches, via its administrative council, prepared for presentation to Secretary Kellogg, urged at the upcoming international conference the justice of ending extraterritorial privileges in China and granting tariff autonomy to the nation.
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Federal Council of Churches
Administrative Council
Kellogg
Justice
China
Orpheum Screens Final Showings Then Western Engagement
Last showings of Chieckie featuring Dorothy Mackail and John Bowers at the Orpheum finish tonight. Tomorrow Harold Bell Wright's A Son of His Father opens a limited engagement and is billed as a very fast Western. Jack Derville conducts music with a special preludio to the main feature.
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Chieckie
Dorothy Mackail
John Bowers
Orpheum
Harold Bell Wright
Jack Derville
Derville
Strand Ends Run On Kyne Sea Adventure With Anita Stewart
At The Strand tonight the South Sea Island thriller Never The Twain Shall Meet closes its run with Anita Stewart featured. Tomorrow the schedule shifts to the melodrama Sun-up led by George Matheson and the Strand orchestra.
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Peter B. Kyne
South Sea Island
Strand
Anita Stewart
George Matheson
New Strand Orchestra
Seals Top Colonels in Second Game of Series
San Francisco lefty Williams stifles Louisville with sharp pitching as Paul Waner drives in runs and the Seals rout the American Association champions 9 to 2. The series heads to a decisive third game with both teams even.
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Williams
Paul Waner
San Francisco Seals
Louisville Colonels
Ty Tyson
St Josephs Falls to American Falls 9 6 Grid Clash
American Falls defeated St Josephs 9 to 6 at American Falls as Miller left end clinched a touchdown after a long pass and Red Ayers produced a 70 yard dash. St Josephs failed on the goal kick and could not hold the power city team late in the fourth quarter.
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American Falls
St. Joseph
Power City
Pocatello
Miller
J. Joseph
Red Ayers
Spug Myers Loses To Phoenix Welter Billy Alger Wins
In San Francisco on October 24 AP reports Phoenix welterweight Billy Alger defeated Spug Myers of Pocatello by a ten round decision. Myers showed harder punching while Alger prevailed with aggression.
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Phoenix Welter
San Francisco
Billy Alger
Phoenix
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Myers
Alger
Caillaux Still Ready for Debate in Finance Ministry
Paris October 24 AP Caillaux appeared at the ministry of finance in sprightly form with a flower in his buttonhole and denied discussing currency inflation at yesterday's cabinet meeting He said treasury reserves at the Bank of France are steady and renewals of short term bonds avoid immediate inflation Tomorrow he will speak in his home department with independence.
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Caillaux
Ministry of Finance
M. Caillaux
Treasury
Bank of France
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