Skyline Club Plans Arbon Fossil Caves Excursion
Skyline Club members will hike to Arbon valley fossil caves Sunday morning starting at the Gem State Petroleum well. H. C. Harris guides the group with help from Gem State stockholders and attendees from Twin Falls Burley and other areas. The trip aims to explore all Arbon caves while the drilling project proceeds with cementing and water management.
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Arbon Valley
Gem State Petroleum Company
H. C. Harris
R. Jones
Gate City Business College
Peale
Twin Falls
Burley
Butter Fat Market in Idaho Tops U S Prices
Idaho’s butter fat market led the nation with 57 cents per pound in A grade cream on October 17. Director Donald Wood cites proximity to California markets, strong Idaho dairy quality, active competition, and efficient plants as key factors. Shorter production and dairy stocks suggest prices will stay strong, bringing nearly twelve million dollars into Idaho this year.
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Idaho
United States
Donald Wood
Department of Agriculture
California
Oil Well Casing Risk Near Producing Sand Top
The article notes potential cement work fracture if casing is disturbed by drilling tools while near the top of a probable producing sand. A 150 foot zone remains under close watch as the well stands at the cap and may soon encounter production.
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Moab
Utah
Arbon Dome
Moab Dome
Greek forces deny Petrich bombardment and civilian attack
Athens reports that Greek troops advance toward the Bulgarian frontier aims to relieve Demir Kapu and deny Bulgar reinforcements. The Greek commander has not billeted troops in Bulgaria, but Bulgarians continue hostilities. Officials deny Petrich was deliberately bombed. only a few shells hit the railway station to block railway traffic for Bulgarian reinforcements.
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Hhe
Bulgaria
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Texas sugar beet weighs 35 pounds in El Paso contest
El Paso reader Charles Shadle enters the largest sugar beet contest claiming a 35 pound prize root. Earlier reports list a 32 pound beet from Morrill Nebraska and a 26 1 2 pound specimen from Fort Morgan Colorado, signaling competitive entries.
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el Paso
Tex
Charles Sha&dle
John Kelvin
Morrill
Neb
Fort Morgan
Colo
Egge Resigns as Air Mail Chief in Omaha Shakeup
Omaha October 24 1930 AP Carl F Egge resigns as general superintendent of the air mail service and 8 A Cisler is appointed to succeed him as general superintendent of the Omaha division of the railway mail service in a announced move.
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Omaha
Carl F. Egge
Air Mail Service
A. Cisler
Railway Mail Service
Gooding College President Tenney Visits Pocatello and Cities
President Charles Wesley Tenney of Gooding College visited Pocatello on the way to the Utah Educational Association meeting in Salt Lake City. He recently returned from Boise Nampa and Caldwell and plans talks in Idaho Falls and Shelley this coming Sunday. Gooding College entertainers perform at Castleford and Jerome.
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Pocatello
Salt
Crowd Attends Game Despite Cold Weather
A large crowd gathered at Overland park field for a Friday football classic despite freezing temperatures. Children attended as part of children’s day with 25 cent admission for kids and 50 cents for adults. Fans endured rain and cold, many returning to the field after brief shelter, and proceeds from hot dog sales supported the athletic association. Ellen Reierson, Mary Cosgrove led the entrance, Bill Cox and Lee Ennis handled the gates.
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Athletic Association
Ellen Reierson
Mary Cosgrove
Bill Cox
Lee Ennis
Senators Share World Series Melon After Series Ends
Commissioner Landis distributed World Series shares totaling 154539 dollars. Washington club received its portion despite rumors of a cut for Joe Judge. Senators earned 95100.35 with 21 players and staff receiving full or partial amounts including coaches Altrock and Schacht and trainer Martin.
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Washington Club
Pirates
Cincinnati Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
St. Louis Americans
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Engle
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Labor colleges in the United States numbered around fifty
An historical note states that there are approximately fifty labor colleges across the United States. The figure reflects the array of institutions offering labor education and related programs in the era.
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Labor Colleges
United States
Toby Taylor to Bring Comedy to Pocatello Auditorium
Pocatello patrons will see Toby Taylor and his company perform at the Auditorium next Tuesday October 27 with The Country Boy as the opening play. The act promises rapid laughs per minute and likens Toby to Chaplin in impact, offering a fresh stage experience not yet witnessed in town in recent months.
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Toby
Toby Taylor
Charlie Chaplin
Warner Brothers lands Syd Chaplin for MacGrath vehicle
At the Capitol, Warner Brothers outbid others to hire Syd Chaplin for The Man on the Box, Harold MacGrath's celebrated novel and play. The project will begin a four film or production sequence to replicate Charley’s Aunt success.
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Warner Brothers
Syd Chaplin
Harold MacGrath
Chaplin
Pirates Captain Ma Carey Struggles With Injuries
Pittsburg October 24 AP Ma Carey captain of the world champion Pirates and a 1925 star is under the weather. In a Washington game his ribs were hurt in a collision with Bucky Harris at second base. Although in pain he played on with bandages. The rib injury remains troublesome and he is confined at home with a lumbago like ailment. He hopes to sit up today.
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Pirates
Washington
Bucky Harris
Max
Ray's Venture Goes on Rocks
Liabilities of 296838 and assets of 198336 were listed in a federal court schedule by Charles Ray Productions Inc. The firm, organized to produce films featuring actor Charles Ray, was adjudged bankrupt last month after an involuntary petition.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Ray Productions, Inc
Charles Ray
Churches urge end of extraterritoriality in China
The Federal Council of Churches through its administrative council urged Secretary Kellogg to support ending extraterritoriality in China and granting tariff autonomy at the upcoming international conference.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Administrative Council
Kellogg
Justice
China
Last Southland Shows Chickie at Orpheum Tonight
Dorothy Mackail and John Bowers star in Chickie at the Orpheum with Jack Derville's orchestra providing music. The program ends tonight as Harold Bell Wright's A Son of His Father opens tomorrow, touted as a fast Western. Derville to present a special prelude before the feature.
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Chickie
Dorothy Mackail
John Bowers
Harold Bell Wright
Jack Derville
Mr. Dervile
Strand Presents Never The Twain Shall Meet and Sun-up
Peter B Kyne's Never The Twain Shall Meet headlines The Strand with Anita Stewart tonight. Tomorrow the program features the melodrama Sun-up with George Matheson leading The Strand Orchestra.
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South Sea Island
Strand
Anita Stewart
George Matheson
Seals Sweep Colonels In Second of Nine Game Series
In Frisco the San Francisco Seals defeated the Louisville Colonels 9 to 2 behind Lefty Williams pitching and Pancho Waner’s timely hitting. Williams held Louisville to five singles with one costly first inning double by Ty Tyson. The win ties the series at one win each as they prepare for game three.
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Williams
Pan! Waner
San Francisco Seall
Louisville Colonels
Ty Tyson
St Josephs Suffer Loss to American Falls Eleven
St Josephs were defeated 9 to 6 by American Falls in a home-venue clash. Miller left end scored a TD on a long pass, Red Avers added a 70 yard run and TD, while a late field goal gave American Falls the margin. St Josephs failed on the kick after touchdown.
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American Falls
Power City
Pocatello
Miller
S J. Joseph
Red Avers
Spug Myers Loses To Phoenix Welter Billy Alger Wins
In San Francisco on October 24 Billy Alger of Phoenix welter weight won a ten round decision over Spug Myers of Pocatello. Myers pressed with harder punching while Alger relied on aggression to secure the win.
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Phoenix Welter
San Francisco
Billy Alger
Phoenix
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Myers
Alger
Caillaux Still Ready for Debate in France
Paris October 24 AP Finance Minister Caillaux appeared at the finance ministry this morning with a fresh flower in his buttonhole and denied discussing currency inflation at yesterday's cabinet meeting. He said Bank of France reserves are steady and short term bonds can renew without inflation. He planned to address the financial and political situation in his speech tomorrow.
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