Aged Sent to State Asylum Changes Hinted at Orofino
Tribune Special reports a shift in Idaho’s Orofino asylum management with a new year. Commissioner Barrett criticizes past admissions of elderly patients, calls for modern methods, and notes Dr. J Givens’ two years at Blackfeet prior to leading the Orofino facility.
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Tribune
Bolee
Idaho
Orofino
David Barret Stoner
Depa
Fare
Burrell
J. Givens
Blackfeot Asylum
Comminatonér Barrett
No Ofofina Asylum
Charged Attempt to Break Into Prison in Idaho Falls
Howard Hammer, a Woodville farmer, attempted to drive his machine from Broadway into Capitol Avenue Saturday morning and collided with a city police car in front of City Hall. His car was damaged and he was charged with attempting to break into jail.
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Idaho Falls
Howard Hammer
Woodville
Broadway
Capitol Avenue
Harrumer
Shoshone Magic Dam Water Storage Update
Water storage at Magic Dam on Sunday October 18 reached 46 078 acre feet, up over 10 000 acre feet from the close of the 1925 irrigation period. The season ended September 15 with 44 284 acre feet in store, and last week added 2 890 acre feet versus 21 21 in 1924. Heavy fishing runs noted, though last week’s release was 356 acre feet. The reservoir now shows storage higher than the same date in 1924 when it held 1 056 acre feet.
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Magic Dam
Jee
Blackfoot School Work Notes Show County Efforts
During the past week the Central school at Blackfoot hosted activity while county schools faced closures for beet and potato work. Miss Noton has limited her teaching to city schools as many county rooms remain closed or partial.
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IneemoNyecieoane
Blackfoot
J. T. Carruth
KL. Kewes
Se 3
Riverview
Wilso
Mivereth
Moreland
Groveland
Una
Poker
Miss Noton
Ma Rome
Idaho Gets New ASME Student Chapter at University
The University of Idaho is granted an ASME student chapter, the eighty third in U S universities, announced by Dr H G Tyler of New York University. The article notes high standards for membership and cites robust alumni sportsmanship awards followed by campus festivities and a mock military escort. It also reports the Idaho library holding 88 000 volumes with 40 000 government titles, summer additions valued at 1250 dollars, and seed culture inoculations distributed to 600 farmers covering 14 000 acres.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
University of Idaho
H. G. Tyler
New York University
Idaho
Atate College
Ibrary
Auesaxiaeces
Belle M. Sweet
W. M. Gibbs
Department of
Bacteriology
Beans Bring $1,565.68 in Rupert Acre Sale
Seventeen acres of beans near Rupert were harvested by Kleber Pros and sold to H. F. Lewis Jr. for 3.75 to 3.90 per hundred. The crop weighed 44,120 pounds with 1,500 pounds unsold, leaving Winter with a check for 1,565.68 and potential over 1,700 if the remaining stock had sold.
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Rupert
W. H. Winter
Kleber
H. FP. Lewis, Jr
Laidlaw Buys Hay in Rupert for 4000 Tons
Rupert Idaho October 24 Jim Seidlaw sheep baron of Muldoon spent Monday and Tuesday in Rupert buying 4000 tons of hay from local growers at eight dollars per ton with measurement by December 1 Laidlaw plans to bring in about 15000 head of ewes when weather forces him off the range
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Laidlaw
Rupert
Jim Seidlaw
Muldoon
Idaho
Sheriff Has Radio at Blackfoot Station
Blackfoot October 24. Bingham county sheriff's office reports a new radio system in operation for three nights improving communications for the sheriff and staff.
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Blackfoot
Bingham Somnty Sheriff's Office
Zenith radio seen as best in performance and value
A speaker extols Zenith radio as the premier instrument, claiming it outperforms competing sets and justifies a higher price. The ad asserts year after year satisfaction and urges buyers to choose the best money can buy, ending with a question about Commander MacMillan taking Zenith to the Arctic.
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Big Boy
Zenith Radio
Zenith
R. Center ST
Lost River District Votes Highway Bonds
Mackay reports bond election in the Big Test River district approving a $87,500 highway link between Salt Lake City and Spokane. State funding covers $52,500 with Idaho responsible for maintenance. local precinct totals show 361 for and 54 against across Mackay Darlington White Knob Chilly. East Fork expected light vote unlikely to alter outcome.
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Mackay
Highty
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Big
Test River Independent Highway
Idaho
Darlington
White Knob
Chilly
East Fork
Marriage plans and local travels noted in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls residents report Howard Sam sel will wed Olivia Swinehart in Seattle on October 29 and return to Idaho Falls to establish home. Mrs. Henry Schultz travels to Wichita after her mother's death, while Mrs. Ralph Edmunds visits Los Angeles to see her USC student sons. A business trip group including Senator M B Yeaman visits Boise for the weekend. The six year old Glen McFarland is treated for an eye injury in Idaho Falls. Mrs I M Barl returns Sunday from Salt Lake City after two weeks with her daughter.
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Idaho Falls
Howard Samsel
George Samsel
Seattle
Olivia Swinehart
Samesel
Henry Schultz
New Sweden
Wichita
Kansas
Ralph Edmunds
Los Angeles
Waldo
Glenn
University of Southern California
Boise
M. B. Yeaman
G. Bennett
Maurice Mackell
Qoscar Johannesen
Alae Adams
Rexbury
Glen
Peter McFarland
Salmon City
Lorcal
I. M. Barl
Salt Lake City
Harry Barl
Idaho Falls Library Expands Children’s Department
Idaho Falls on October 24 reports a booming library scene since school began. A new children’s department opened September 24 with 600 added volumes and now sees daily crowds of young readers. Miss Marion Orr, the city librarian, notes new fiction titles placed on shelves this week.
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Idaho Falls
Orades
Idaho Falla
Marion Orr
Idaho Falls Man Arrested in Forgery Case Returns Home
Idaho Falls resident Octa Oe Burrows was arrested in Pocatello on Bonneville county authorities' request and brought back to face a forgery charge. He allegedly signed James Cole's name to a fraudulent check.
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Idaho Falls
Octa Oe Burrows
Pocatello
Bonneville County
Burrows
James Cole
Beets Final Payment Sent by Paul Factory Officials
Checks for the final beets payment of 1924 were mailed by the sugar company. The 81 cent per ton rate raised growers’ 1924 beets earnings to 7.61 per ton, totaling just over $31,000 for the Paul factory. The plant is at capacity and may run 65 to 75 days, with Inver field yields improving well.
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Ruport
Paul
Sugar
J. C. Jones
Becta
North Shoshone Wheat Marketed
The North Shoshone wheat pool, nearly all eastern North Shoshone crop, shipped to market. Purchaser is Gooding Mill & Elevator. price $1.35 per bushel for No 2 wheat (58 lb). Pool totals 12 to 15 earloads, about 25,000 bushels. Threshing ends. regional yields run around 50 bushels per acre, some fields near 60.
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North Shoshone
Gooding Mill & Elevator Company
Woodmen Hold District Meeting in Blackfoot
A district meeting of Woodmen of the World was held in Blackfoot with attendees from Idaho Falls and Pocatello. Winter district meetings will be suspended due to poor road conditions. The Four Square Degree team will visit Idaho Falls October 28 to initiate twenty five new members and a dance followed.
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Blackfoot
Woodmen of the World
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Sagebrush Echo yearbook staff named at Gecoding college
Work has begun on the Sagebrush Echo annual at Gecoding college with William Isaac editor and Mark Ellingson assistant editor. Charles Glendinning is business manager and Harvey Rogers is assistant manager with Wesley Calkins among staff.
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Gooding
Sagebrush Echo
Gecoding College
Willian Isaac
American Falls
Mark Ellingson
St. Anthony
Tech
Pocatello
Charles Glendinning
Rupert
Harvey Rogers
Esley Calkins
Year book funding and staff listed for Sagebrush Echo
The student body association finances and oversees the year book production. The Sagebrush Echo provides a lasting history of the school’s progress with a diverse staff including advertising managers and faculty advisors.
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Herbert Luscombe
Kuna
Snaps
Ralph Tullock
Buhl
Omar Melton
Twin Falls
Eadie Nesbit
Pocatello
Charles Martin
Hugo
Colo
Charles Sonnets
Mary McKee
Humphrey
Wilma Robinson
Ashton
Marguerite Ash
Lava Hot Springs
Isabella Carter
Ogden
Utah
W. 0. Humphrey
Kenneth MacGuire
Richfield
Alta Trammell
Hot Spring
Girl Wife Wins in Heart Balm Suit
A $20,000 alienation of affections suit filed by Gladys Hollingshead of Ithaca against Gladys Hollingshead's in laws and E F B Daude ended in a Boise district court compromise. A $100 judgment was entered against the defendants plus court costs. Court tensions rose as Dr Homer Tuttle suffered a heart attack during cross examination.
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Boise
Gladys Hollingshead
Ithaca
N. Y
Mra
Homer Tuttle
G. H. Wahle
Dector Tuttle
Load of Clover Seed Breaks Records Near Rupert
In Rupert on October 24 Frank Markle of the Sam Woolford place reported a record clover seed sale from 12 acres yielding 7,088 pounds. The load sold for 1,779.66 with half at 25 cents per pound dirt and half at 26.5 cents cleaned. Markle also produced 12 tons of hay worth 96.00 dollars per ton totaling 1,875.66.
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Rupert
Reynolds Chugg
Acequia
Frank Markle
Sam Woolford
Markle
S. J. Hawkins
D. L. Carlson
Salt Lake West Panthers blank Boise in early meeting
Salt Lake West high school Panthers defeated Boise high school 27 to 0 in Salt Lake City. It was their first clash since 1917 and keeps Salt Lake ahead four games to three. Standouts included Smith Davidson Yannick for Salt Lake and Hodson Utter Leikrum for Boise.
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Boise
Salt Lake West
Roy McIntyre
Hodson
Utter
Leikrum
Smith
Davidson
Yannick
Hudson
West High
Panthers
Boise Rooters
Saltee Cummingsfield
Mrs Jensen Returns Home After Fall Injury
Mrs. Thor Jensen of 535 Eighth Avenue left the hospital Friday after suffering a fractured shoulder and broken arm when brakes failed as she stepped into her car. She fell, hitting her shoulder on a rock, and is recovering at home.
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Thor Jensen
Ath
Eighth Avenue
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Pocatello, Idaho
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