Pioneer Blackfoot Banker Obituary of a Varied Career
Blackfoot mourns the death of G. Chapman who died Tuesday at 8 50 p m from a paralytic stroke endured ten days earlier He was born in London August 31 and married Sarah K Kingsnorth in 1862 They immigrated to the United States settling in southern Illinois in 1862 moved to Chicago in 1873 then Georgetown Colorado later Grand Junction Colorado before settling in Blackfoot in May 1924 He is survived by his son Leon J Chapman a widow and a sister and brother in Attleboro Mass and London respectively He was a cabinet maker by trade and also managed mining operations in Georgetown He spent 1897 89 in the Klondike and was a longtime Episcopal church member active in Colorado bishop's committee He will be buried from St Pauls church with interment at Groverty cemetery and he was a 36 year member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
G. Chapman
Leon J. Chapman
Fieet National Bank
London
Sarah KE. Kingsnorth
America
Ilinois
Chicago
Georgetown
Colo
William
Leon J
Chapman
Eigest
Klondike
Grand Junction
Attleboro
Mass
Joseph
Episcopal Church
Colorado
St. Paul's Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Blackfoot Lodge
Groverty Cemetery
Riparian Land as Basis for Court Action in Idaho
The case Youle vs Sheek et al moves toward a Supreme Court decision. A. Youlle of Blackfoot seeks an injunction to stop defendants from occupying river island land between two Snake River channels near Firth. The land, settled by Sheek and others, rests on disputed title, with Judge Ralph Adair having tried the case before appeal to the high court.
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Tribune
Idaho
Youle
Sheek
Supreme Court
A. Youlle
Blackfoot
Snake River
Firth
Oulle
Ralph Adair
Million Fish Planted In Bonneville County
Idaho Falls notes a statewide effort to stock over eight million fish this year. W M Kiel state fish commissioner, visiting Idaho Falls, reports more than a million trout released in Bonneville County streams. Several hundred cans of rainbow and natural trout already distributed to local waters.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho
State Department
State of
W. M. Kiel
Bonneville County
Labor Situation Has Cleared Potato Fields
Blackfoot Idaho October 28 with about 2 percent of the huge potato crop still to harvest the labor situation in Bingham county shows that about 98 percent has been harvested. Of that, about one third has been shipped and two thirds stored and sorted for shipment over the next six months. Potatoes are arriving from Idaho Falls and other areas for storage and sorting.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Idaho Falls
Weekend Socials and Visits in Inkom Area
Miss Barnard and Mine Wilcox spent the weekend at American Falls. Mr. and Mrs. EK W. Wilson hosted a card party with four tables of progressive five hundred and nuncheon. Mrs. Purkey of Pocatello attended as guest of J Panamaker. Miss Martha Scadden chaperoned nineteen youths to Logan. Zelma and Alice Wilson visited Balt Lake. a basket dance and social drew a large crowd at the school house Friday.
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Lakom
Barnard
Mine Wilcox
American Falls
EK. W. Wilson
Mra
KF. M. Purkey
Pocatello
Potey
Inkom
Ra J.panamaker
Martha Scadden
Logan
Zelma
Alice Wilson
Balt Lake
Tanlac credited for revived health by A R White
A R White declares Tanlac laid the foundation for his health after months of indigestion fatigue and liver sluggishness. He cites three bottles as the remedy that fully toned his system and renewed his appetite. Tanlac and Tanlac Pills are advertised as for digestion and constipation.
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Tanlac
Gem State to be Advertised by All Idaho Congress
Boise, Oct 28 Idaho chambers of commerce plan a December meeting in Boise to form the All Idaho congress. Delegates from eastern western and northern divisions will elect representatives to devise advertising plans for Gem State in 1926 under J A Horader Idaho Chamber secretary.
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Boise
Idaho Congress
Chambers of Commerce
J. A. Horader
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Tuesaday
Idaho
J. Prelated
Fuertello Chamber of Commerce
Pocately Nadvender 14
Chambers of Commercce
All-Idaho
Gas Flow Explodes Burns Drilling Rig
The drilling rig of Teton Valley Land and Leasing in Horseshoe valley was destroyed by a gas flow explosion at 11 pm Sunday. Driller in charge Tom Gates was thrown from his seat but escaped serious injury as the gas reached a depth of 1,020 feet beneath the casing.
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Driggs
Teton Valley Land and Leasing Company
Horseshoe Valley
Tom Gates
Music Club Holds Forum Luncheon in Idaho Falls
The Idaho Falls Music Club holds its first forum luncheon, the state’s first women's club to adopt a men’s style procedure. About fifty members attended at the Manhattan cafe Green room. Speakers included Rialph Edmunds on Community Service and Mrs. Mary Miner Lee on psychology. a quartet and soloists performed. Monthly luncheons and public events planned.
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Idaho Falls
Music Club of
Idaho
Music Gub
Manhattan Cafe
H. D. Spencer
K. Wilbur
Rialph Edmunds
Charles Rogers
Will Hart
Glen Hubbell
B. W. Gillespie
Siebtra Rudman
G. Charlesworth
J. E. Bennett
Idaho Falls Social News and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Dan Haslam of New Sweden host Mr and Mrs W J Blackhall and children from Sterling Kansas en route to California for winter. Miss Jessie Sangster of Southampton arrival for an indefinite stay with Mr and Mrs John Mott in Oakland valley. Mrs L J Nielsen of Ammon returns from Tacoma visit. L Hartman leaves for California after two weeks with brother A A Hartman in New Sweden. Mont Muffaker to Salt Lake City after learning of brother in law Niel McMillan killed in street railway accident. Mr and Mrs Frank Dunham of Swan Valley sell interests and move to Idaho Falls to farm. The Miller family to Springfield Alabama for winter then on to Florida later. A O Carter of Ammon loses a finger in a potato chewer on his farm. two other fingers mangled.
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Idaho Falls
Dan Haslam
New Sweden
W. J. Blackhall
Dorothy
Ralph
Sterling
Kansas
California
Jessie Sangster
Southampton
Long Island
John Mott
Oakland Valley
L. J. Nielsen
Ammon
A. J. Levsen
Tacoma
Wash
L L. Hartman
A. A. Hartman
Berkeley
Mont Muffaker
Salt Lake City
Niel McMillan
McMillan
Dunham
Swan Valley
Idaho
Milter
Springfield
Miller
Florida
Miami
A. O Carter
Steel Combine Cuts a Melon
United States Steel Corporation reports third quarter earnings of 42.5 million dollars, up from the prior quarter and year. Directors announce an extra dividend of one dollar and a quarter per common share and one dollar seventy four per preferred share.
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New Mt
U. S. Steel Corporation
Poianis Oy vi Ee
Chang Prepares for Joint Attack on Kiangsu Region
Tsingtao, Oct 28. Marshal Chang Tso Lin plans simultaneous flank and front attacks in northern Kiangsu around Husehow. 3,000 Manchurian troops sail on four gunboats and three transports toward Haichow to launch a flank against Sun Chuan-tong’s Chekiang forces while the main army advances south. Chang’s units hold a strong 55 mile front south of Hsuchow with ample ammunition.
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Tsingtao
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Husehow
Kiangsu
Haichow
Ilsuchow
Mukden
Sun Chuan
Marshal Chang
Hsuchow
Mexican War Veteran Robert Blarkey Dies at 97
Roseburg Ore Oct 28 AP Robert Blarkey 97 the last surviving Oregon veteran of the Mexican war died at the Soldiers Home after a stroke He was born in New York in 1828 and joined the U S navy in youth serving aboard transports in the Mexican war and sailed with troops from Vera Cruz where a young Ulysses S Grant was aboard and met Starkey
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Roseburg
Ore
Robert Blarkey
Oregon
New York State
United States Navy
Vera Cruz
U. S. Grant
Starkey
Blackfoot Hunters Return From West Trip Deers Recovered
Sheriff A B Stephens Elmer Stephens James Young and Dr W S Hoge returned from a hunting trip west of Challits on Mahogany creek and Sleeping Bear mountain with each hunter bringing a deer and Young taking a bear. Two cars driven by Mrs Sundquist and Mrs Eldredge collided at the intersection of Hridge and East Main streets with minor damage and no serious injuries reported. Engineers A B Carpenter and W Ingles from Salt Lake City visited the Utah Idaho sugar factory as beets come in fine and labor shortage eased.
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Blackfoot
A. B. Stephens
Elmer Stephens
James Young
BM Stereo
Dr. W
Hoge
Challits
Mahogany Creek
Sleeping Bear Mountain
Cara Cellide
Sundquist
Firth
Blanche Eldredge
Clackfoot
Hridge and
East Main Streets
Sugar Factory
A. B. Carpenter
W. Ingles
Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho
Dance for Members Elks Friday Admission One Dollar
A brief notice invites Elks members to a Friday dance with admission set at one dollar. The event targets lodge members and local attendees seeking social gathering and entertainment.
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Elks
French Display Heads Tribesmen in Damascus riot
Reports from Damascus describe a severe outbreak October 18 to 20 as French forces quelled a native insurrection. Dispatches claim Paris displayed heads of supposed bandits publicly as a warning amid conflicting accounts of events and timing.
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Cairo
Damascus
Luther Cabinet Short Handed Set to Push Locarno Pact
Berlin reports Chancellor Luther reshapes his cabinet after resignations of three radical ministers. He takes finance, Gessler moves to interior, Krohne adds economics to transport. He eyes French and British pledges on Locarno terms, while hoping for Socialist and Nationalist support to ratify the pact.
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Berlin
Herr Schiele
von Schlieben
Lerr Neuhaus
Luther Purposesto
Luther
Finance
Herr Gessler
Defense
Dr. Krohne
Economics
Aristide Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Locarno
Cologne
Socialist Party
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Spee
Shell Bean J . ME
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Chang
Chichester S
Bruggists Fertune
Lynn Brothers Hospital
M Realty Co
Hotel Keystone
East Center Street
Ogden
Frank M. Sprague M. D
Charles H. Sprague, M. D
Kane Bldg
Ellen Boyenger
W. Lewis
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
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Nature
Crug
Phare
Grover Davis
Sam P. Smith
Releans
la Gestion
Bella Ore
Della Everywhere
Austin Purrter
North Grant
Columbia
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
East Bonneville
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Company
West Lewis
Pocatello Real Estate
Fletcher RB
Burrus & Company
N. Main St
Hupmobile
Used Car Department
N. Hupp
Stearns-Knight
State Auto Co. Hupmobile Sales and Service
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg
DE. A. L. Chilton
Molinelli Jewelry Store
West Center St
Pocatello Optical Company Telephone
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