Charles E Dinwoodey Dies of Pneumonia in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Charles E Dinwoodey died at 4 25 Sunday morning of pneumonia. The L D S leader and Rotary district governor born February 28 1876 in Safedake City moved to Idaho Falls in 1898 with his wife Lucy Dean. Survived by his mother Mrs James Dinwoodey wife Lucy Dean sons Clinton and Dean and two brothers James G Dinwoodey and R N Dinwoodey and sister Mrs A Handley. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of Dean from the east.
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James Dinwoodey
Lucy Dean
Lone Derreesey
Salt Lake
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Iceeashington University
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Germany
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Deposits of Idaho State Banks Jump in Sept 1925
Boise files report that total deposits of Idaho’s 106 state banks reached 2,779,729.17 on Sept 28, 1925, up from June 30 and over 4.5 million higher than a year earlier. Loans rose to 20,629,426.76, with reserves and assets mirroring this growth amid a three month call cycle.
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Dee Money
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Idaho potato branding ruling sparks growers clash
Southeastern Idaho potato growers and dealers arrive in Boise to press the state agriculture chief over a 1926 law requiring licenses and a $1000 bond. The dispute centers on branding standards for Idaho sacks and whether to conform to other states, with officials reaffirming the current ruling.
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Idaho
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Bureau of Agriculture Economics
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Fruits and Vegetables Division
Kjosness
C. Moore
Agriculture Department
Miles Cannon
D. W. Davis
Mark Means
Alaska Railroad Defends Route Against Free Criticism
Noel W. Smith of Anchorage defends the Alaska railroad against Congressman Free of California who urged abandoning a 470 mile line from Seward to Fairbanks. Smith notes 1924 25 earnings near 900000 and says Mayo ore movement and loss making chain car service affected results but business along the line increased. He warns Free’s comments could hinder next year’s completion plans.
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Farmer nearly dies after horse kick injury near Rigby
Idaho Palis reports Cleverly, a farmer near Rigby, was kicked by a horse during a deer hunt near Pritchett Creek. He sustained a double fracture of the right leg and was driven for over ten miles to a road, then to Idaho Falls hospital, where swelling prevented immediate setting of the fracture.
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Food Jugglers Take Physical Examination
Idaho Falls workers handling food in Bonneville county must take a physical exam at the county courthouse on October 26 27 28 under the health certificate law. Passing applicants receive a six month certificate. renewal required later. All restaurant cafe hotel bakery hot tamale and sandwich stand operators and drug stores serving lunches must obtain certification or face penalties.
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McCullough Stanfield Case Nears Decision in Oregon
Caldwell reports after 200 days of testimony in the Stanfield McCullough suit over a 100000 claim from Laura McCullough. She seeks profits from a sheep business tied to Robert N Stanfield. he argues the firm operated at a loss. Referee Ben Dunlap will audit records before ruling. Also noted is Dallas Typographical Union No 173 celebrating its 40th anniversary.
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Art's Used Car Exchange Offers Vintage Cars
Advertising list from Art's Used Car Exchange shows numerous prewar vehicles with prices, including 1922 Ford models, 1923 Buick touring, 1924 Chevrolet truck, and other makes such as Hupp Nash Studebaker Marmon. The notice invites customers to visit ABT before buying a car.
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Legion Officials Visit North Idaho Veterans
North Idaho Legion leaders announce a two week tour of nearly all American Legion posts in 10 counties. The visit is led by state adjutant Lester F. Albert and state commander W. Worthwine with regional director Homer Hudelsor and bureau contact R. R. Breshears. District conventions are planned in St. Maries on October 28 and Moscow the next day.
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Tanlac Claims from a Healed Man and Endorsements
A testimony from Joseph DeLarne touts Tanlac as curing decades of rheumatic pain poor circulation and digestive woes. He reports dramatic appetite increase and renewed energy while urging others to try Tanlac as offered by druggists and its vegetable pills for constipation.
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Mind Your Business Zenith Radio Ad Cheerful Pitch
A promotional exchange extols Zenith Radios as superior with claims of lasting performance and higher cost justified by better results. The ad asks why Commander MacMillan took a Zenith to the Arctic, implying rugged reliability and prestige as key selling points.
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Unscrupulous Mail Order Firms Must Live Up to Advertising
Philadelphia hosts the national direct selling conference where Robert S. Regar urges action against dishonest mail solicitations. He cites fraudulent use of the mails and insists firms must stop false advertising and avoid mail orders shipped on collect on delivery without bona fide agreements.
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