Dinwoodey Remembered by Pocatello Rotarians
Pocatello Rotarians held a memorial at the end of their weekly meeting for Charles Dinwoodey former district governor of the Utah Idaho Rotary district. Arthur Petersen praised Dinwoodey as a revered Rotarian whose life reflected faith and public service. The funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow at the Idaho Falls L D S tabernacle with services beginning the memorials.
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Pocatello Club
Rotary
Dinwoodey
Tetersen
Pocatello
Petersen
Charles Dinwoodey
L. D
Tabernacle
Idaho Falls
Club
KE. P. Calph
F. C. McGowan
H. H. Whittlesey
Wallace Allred
Preston
Frank Brown
J. J. Raaf
Tech Eleven Winds Up Stiff Practice Before Albion Game
Tech twelve prepares for the Albion Normal game with changes in the lineup due to Brimhall out and Sell nursing a shoulder injury. Provisional starters include Chek at center Kelley guard Powell guard Campbell tackle Tatro end Hodson and backs Norby Ball Cowan Johnson with Sell possibly resting before Utah Frosh clash next week.
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Tech
Hutchinson Field
Albion
Burley
Brimhall
Sell
Utah
Miller
Kelley
Powell
Campbell
Tatro
Hodson
Norby
Ball
Cowan
Johnson
Free Trial Offered For Rupture Relief By W.8. Rice
A dated advertisement urges Rupture sufferers to write to W. 8. Rice of Adams New York for a free trial of a stimulating rupture treatment. It promises muscles tighten and openings close without a truss or operation and warns of gangrene risk if untreated.
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Rice
E. Main St
Adams
N. Y
Ana Weiss
Missionary Society Meeting and YMCA Fitness Classes
The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Friday at Mrs. Charles A. Brown home. A reception and musical program feature vocal selections by Mrs. Norma Masterson Smith and Mrs. Ross. Members bring gifts for the Albion Academy Christmas box. YMCA gym classes start next week for two groups, focusing on muscular coordination for better basketball. Junior league boys have 4 pm Wednesday and 10 am Saturday sessions. older youths meet Tuesday and Friday at 7 15 pm.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Brown
North
Oscar Donakisonu
Norma Masterson Smith
Ross
Albion Academy
Franklinton
S | Ague
First Meeting of Brotherhood of the Christian Church
The first meeting of the Brotherhood of the Christian Church will be held in the church on Friday evening, October SY at 6 30 sharp. The Indices of the church are serving a fellow ship dinner followed by a short meeting during which plans will be made for a permanent organization. The meeting will close promptly at 8 o'clock giving members a chance to attend other meetings. All men interested in the church work are invited to attend.
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Brotherhood of the Christian Church
Short Line tie treating plant upgrades completed this week
The Short Line tie treating plant is closed for piping connections to a new retort recently installed. Extensive improvements are underway. The tank installation will raise Pocatello plant capacity by one third from 5,000 ties daily. The third cylinder will treat piling and timbers, with all piling for the Union Pacific System handled at the Pocatello plant.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Labor Shortage Hits Pocatello Rail Yards
In Pocatello the Short Line faces a shortage of unskilled labor. Two months of maintenance of way have suffered from reduced workers, with a need also reported in the car department. Rising railroad demand worsens the shortfall as beet field labor keeps men at work.
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Pocatello
Pole Waldek Zbyzsko Defeats Reginald Siki In Finish Match
Salt Lake City reports Waldek Zbyzsko the giant Vole defeats Reginald Siki in a three fall world colored heavyweight wrestling clash last night. Siki won the first fall in 1 minute but Zbyzsko pinned Siki twice in 14 minutes to claim two falls.
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Salt Lake City
Waldek Zbyzsko
Giant Vole
Reginald Siki
Siki
Wyoming football team halted in Pocatello en route to Bozeman
The University of Wyoming football squad passed through Pocatello between trains on a trip from Laramie to Bozeman to face Montana State College. After Bozeman they will return via Pocatello to Logan for a game with the Utah Aggies next week. Wyoming has not been scored upon this year.
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University of Wyoming
Pocatello
Laramie
Bozeman
Mont
Montas4 State College
Logan
Utah Aggies
Sugar beet shipments surge to Idaho and Montana factories
Excellent weather has beet shipments to Idaho sugar factories running exceptionally heavy this week. If conditions hold, practically the entire crop may be loaded by next week. Two beet trains run on the Idaho Short Line division and four on the Montana division.
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Idaho
Short Line
Montana
Halloween vandals damage fence at Bartlett home
Police report says Halloween celebrants caused substantial damage to a fence at 753 West Benton the night of Wednesday. Officers continue investigation and vow strict action if the youths are caught.
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Hallowe’en
Deer hunting report from Short Line engineers
Ed Barton of the Short Line engineering department and L. F. Racine hunted in the Robinson Bar country last week. They claim a deer kill but have not brought it to Pocatello, and tales of their prowess are being discounted until proof is produced.
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Ed Barton
Short Line Engineering Department
L. F. Racine
Robinson Bar Country
Pocatello
Union Pacific and Short Line officials inspect main line tour
Vice President E. C. Calvin and General Manager H. V. Platt conduct an inspection trip along the main line and branches visiting Emmett Payette Ontario and Burns today.
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E. C. Calvin
Union Pacific
H. V. Platt
Emmett
Payette
Ontario
Burns
Indian man Oscar Wildcat held on intoxication charge
Oscar Wildcat was taken into custody Wednesday night on intoxication charges. He posted a 25 bond and was released but failed to appear for court this morning, resulting in bond forfeiture.
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Oscar Wildcat
Miss Lillian Shaver Returns From Illness Leave
Miss Lillian Shaver, a stenographer in the chief dispatchers office at the Short Line, has returned to work after a ten day leave of absence due to illness. Shaver was at her Nampa home during the period.
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Lillian Shaver
Short
Misa Shaver
Nampa
Green, Jr. Reunites With Father Amid Ill Health
George Green Jr. who has resided in Salt Lake City for two months arrived in Pocatello Wednesday morning called here by illness of his father who is confined in a local hospital.
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George Green, Jr
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Illens
Miss Kasicka Visits Family in Lava Hot Springs
Miss Mabel Kasicka the Lava Hot Springs bank cashier W F Kasiska visits her relatives in town. Her trip highlights a daughter’s hometown ties and return to family circles during the Jay holiday period.
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Mabel Kasicka
W. F. Kasiska
Lava Hot Springs Bank
Jay Heroe
Metloffs announce birth of son at Lynn Brothers Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leo Metloff announce the birth of a son yesterday at Lynn Brothers hospital. The newborn adds another member to the Metloff family in the city.
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Leo Metloff
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Halloween Carnival Dance at L D 8 Recreation Hall
A Hallowe'en Carnival dance is planned at L D 8 Recreation Hall on October 30 with good music and a promise of a good time for all.
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Hallowe
L. D
Recreation Hall
Short Line Keeps November 13 Sale Date For Round Trip
J C Hanson ticket agent says dates cannot shift to November 11 for the No vember sale of the short line cent a mile round trip to Pocatello. D B Spencer in Salt Lake confirms tariff instructions require tickets to be sold on the 13th with extra equipment and 5 000 posters printed announcing the date.
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Pocatello
J. C. Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Spencer
Salt Lake
Pocatello Figures Highlighted in Union Pacific Magazine
The November Union Pacific magazine features Pocatello residents including the baggage clerks ball team tied for second in the Twilight league, A. K. Thompson who led the Pocatello track team, and Councilman George W. Oliver, senior engineer on the Idaho division, with a railroading and community activity story.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Baggage Clerks
A. K. Thompson
George W. Oliver
Idaho
Boy Scout Campaign Fund Reaches 3541.50 From 479 Donors
The Boy Scout campaign fund totals 3541.50 from 479 subscribers under chairman J. J. King. The drive has met daily at the Bannock and volunteers spend the day canvassing. Officials expect the 6000 quota to be reached by week’s end.
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J. J. King
Bannock
Overland Park Junior High Gridiron Clash Draws Fans
Great interest surrounds the football game Saturday at Overland Park pitting Franklin Junior High against Irving Junior High. General admission is 35 cents and student fee 20 cents. Both schools boast strong loyalty and expect a spirited, peppy contest.
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Overland Park
Franken Junior High School
Irving Junior High
Fisherman Ted Powell Visits Town for Tackle Firm Meet
Ted Powell, renowned among local sportsmen and owner of a premier fly rod collection, is in town to meet old cronies at the Bannock Hotel, 614, this evening to swap stories about fishing tackle.
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Ted Powell
Jold
Trade representative Morris visits Idaho from Tacoma
Field Representative Morris of Western Arms surveys local trade and talks with old friends in Idaho. He plans to curb shooting for a time and has long been a regular visitor to the area.
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Morris
Western Arms Company
Tacoma
Idaho
Strop
Pioneer ladies of Pocatello move meeting date and venue
The Pioneer ladies of Pocatello change their meeting from the first Monday to the second. Sessions will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on a Arthur instead of the YWCA.
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Pioneer Ladies of
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur
Visiting Parents
Ross Myer left today for Jerome to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Myer and his sister in Walburn of Los Angeles. He expects to return to Pocatello Riley evening.
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Ross Myer
Jerome
Joseph Myer
Walburn
Los Angeles
Pocatello
Riley
Girls Headed for Capital In Men’s Clothing
Two young women picked up by city detective staff while walking toward Boise in men’s clothing. Nell Harvey aged 15 and Elsie Brooks 19, both from Salt Lake, admitted plans to visit Boise on foot. They were booked, then handed to welfare director Miss Lelia Ely for part of their return home. One claimed marriage and a husband in Bingham Utah.
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Nell Harvey
Elsie Brooks
Salt Jake
Boise
Lelia Ely
Bingham
Utah
Idaho
Funeral rites set for former Idaho district governor Dinwoodey
Funeral services for the late Charles Dinwoodey will be held in Idaho Falls Friday at 2 p.m. He served as governor of Rotary District Five and was widely known across the state. News of his death came with regret in Pocatello. One son is in Germany, another son Dean has just returned to enter George Washington School of Law in Washington D C. He will pass through Pocatello this evening to attend the funeral.
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Charles Dinwoodey
Idaho Falls
Rotary
Idaho
Pocatello
Germany
Dean
George Washington School of Law
Washington, D. C
Steam shovel work finishes at American Falls bridge site
The steam shovel used for raising the railroad bridge at American Falls has been completed and is being dismantled to move to Pocatello. It assisted with grade and line changes during the project.
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American Falls
Pocatello
Kinney Home Hosts Mrs Moran Before San Francisco Return
Mrs. John Moran, guest of her parents Mr and Mrs E C Kinney, will depart tonight for her home in San Francisco. Her visit to Pocatello has inspired many social events and activities during her stay.
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John Moran
E. C. Kinney
San Francisco
Moran
Pocatello
Y Board and Roundup Club Meet Tonight at Y Reading Room
The Y board of directors and Roundup club plan a 7 30 meeting in the Y reading room with important business on the agenda. Members of both groups are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs C H Reynolds announce birth of a son today. Mrs Reynolds formerly Gladys Pettit.
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Y’ Board of Directors
Y’ Roundup Club
C. H. Reynolds
West Lander
Reynolds
Gladys Pettit
Local Collision Leaves Man With Multiple Injuries
Mr. Hansen suffered a broken hand cuts on his face an injury to one eye the loss of a finger tip a bruised cut and a dislocated hip in the accident and remains partially incapacitated. He resides 053 North Ninth avenue. George A. Green, recently seriously ill and moved to a local hospital Tuesday, was reported slightly improved this afternoon.
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Hansen
North
Ninth Avenue
George A. Green
Judge Migerton Plans Lincoln Visit Soon
Judge J. W. Migerton expects to depart in the next few days for a trip to his old home in Lincoln Nebraska.
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J. W. Migerton
Lincoln, Neb
Local clubs and events announced for coming week
The Methodist Aid cooks sale at the Bookstore pharmacy Saturday. Odd Fellows and Rebeccas invite families to a Halloween party Saturday October 31 at 8 PM at the Odd Fellows hall. Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Mrs G W Barnum 310 South Fifth Avenue this evening. Happy Hour social club plans a November 5 meeting at 2 30 PM at Mrs Fred Trehant’s home. Neighbors of Woodcraft Palm Leaf circle No 19 elect officers Tuesday November 3. Eagles dance series continues tonight with added attraction Miss Rossille. Keystone Lodge 81 confers second degree Friday at 7 30 PM. College club rummage sale Saturday under the viaduct rest room. Clothing donations to be sent to committee members Mesdames Van Evera Rogers R F Hutchingon H Pinkerton H A Chase W MecRuh Will Smith and C B Johnson.
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Methodist Aid
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
Hallowe'en
Odd Fellows Hall
Northern Star Missionarysociety
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
Happy Hour Social Club
Tyhee
Fred Trehant
Woodcraft
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Eagles
Miss Rossille
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
College Club
Student Assembly In Frazier Hall Ends Without Statement
President Rutherford Retherford said no statement would be issued on the Tech niad controversy as students packed Frazier Hall. Beatrice Hurst read three pieces using Negro dialect and Miss Hurst drew praise. The conservatory choir and Home Economics Club plans were announced for the mask hall event Friday at 8 30 p m with costume awards.
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Frazier Hall
Rutherford
Retherford
Beatrice Hurst
Joseph Hansen Injured at Gould Street Crossing
Joseph Hansen an O. & L. locomotive fireman sustained severe injuries in an April 10 accident at the Gould street crossing. He was conveyed to the hospital for treatment and his condition is not yet listed.
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Joseph Hansen
Gould Street
Local Personal News and Household Updates
Local notices report Mrs L R Lattimer returning home after surgery. I J Spraker of Blackfoot visited the city on business. Robert Curzon now resides in Keetley Utah. Harry Goodrow injured his left thumb at the joiner. E M Miller’s baby ill at home. Mrs C A Christensen admitted to hospital. Mrs IT Hitler ill at home. A C Camper’s daughter seriously ill. T H Raynor injured his spine while loading a truck. Bert Brokade’s son ill at home. Oxweld Railroad Service district superintendent Bloom in Pocatello for rail inspection. Mrs Edgington, formerly Bessie Layng, departed for San Francisco. Mrs A W York set to leave for Oakland.
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L. R. Lattimer
South Ninth Avenue
I. J. Spraker
Blackfoot
Robert Curzon
Keetley
Utah
Harry Goodrow
Peterson Planing Mill
E. M. Miller
South Main
C. A. Christensen
Wayne Avenue
IT. G. Hitler
West Clark
A. C. Camper
T. H. Raynor
South Fourth Avenue
Bert Brokade
Morth Ninth
Bloom
Oxweld Railroad Service Company
Denver
Pocatello
Edgington
Bessie Layng
San Francisco
A. W. York
Oakland
Y M C A Sets Youth Basketball Age Rules
A Y M C A meeting discussed maximum ages for intermediate and Sunday school leagues. Voters favored allowing all members under 22, with future changes possible at the November 12 organization meeting. Non Sunday school teams will join the Inter Sunday School league, while attendance rules remain to be set by each league.
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Y. M.C. A. Inter
C. & L.mail Cle
Eclasa
Junior Inter
Y. Mac. A
Bach
Booster Club Guides Poca Tello Game Preparations
High school notes report a Boosters club meeting to organize ground crew and single-section seating for the Idaho Falls Poca tello football game tomorrow. The new club aims to boost the team with sideline patrols, while a Treble Clef and orchestra rehearsal and an afternoon assembly highlight school events. School will dismiss at 1 50 p m to attend the 3 00 p m game at Overland Park.
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Boosters Club
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Overland Park
Grain market prices and commodity figures from Chicago
Wheat No. 2 and No. 1 contracts show prices around 1.59 to 1.60 with slight percentage changes. Corn No. 2 mixed near 6, oats and rye listed with miscellaneous figures, and livestock values for lard ribs bellies noted.
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Chicago
Money Market Report Hints at Stable Call Money Rates
In New York on October 29 call money rates held near 4 percent with bids and offers around 4 percent. Time loans secured by collateral remained at about 4 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 months, with prime short term paper available near the same level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call Money Org
Metals Market Report From New York October 29
Copper price at 5.01 spot and futures, tin steady at 43.49, antimony spot 19.50, electrolytic and other metals showing marginal gains and steady loads across indices. Market notes suggest limited movements with slight firmness in some contracts and futures terms.
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New York
East Bt
Levin
BONDS New York Market Report From Octay Trading
The report lists Liberty bonds closing and bid quotes with 99.16 for Liberty hands, 1st 44s at 101.26, 2nd 4% at 100.18, and U.S. government issues with values around 103 to 106. The fragmented OCR shows multiple bond lines and price points without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
U. & Government
U. Government
Weather forecast outlook for the area
Weather summary notes rain or snow and colder tonight with generally fair conditions Friday. Warmer temperatures expected in the west portion tonight into the next day.
Turbulent Movement in Motor Shares Marks Mixed Market
The New York market saw violent swings with motor shares reaching year highs then retreating. Chrysler fell about five points from early gains and General Motors, after a new high, slipped below the prior night’s close. Railroads also saw extensive selling dampening indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Livestock prices drift as markets muddle midweek
Livestock markets in Ogden Omaha and Chicago report mixed trade. Hogs receipts total 1 254 in Ogden with limited early sales and price softness versus prior quotes. Cattle and sheep volumes show slower demand with varied loads and standout weights. in Omaha hogs 7 000 receipts and cattle 4 000 with mostly steady to lower results. Chicago hogs 3 000 and cattle 13 000 with active demand for lighter weights and steady to higher prices on killers and vealers.
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Ogden Ogden
California
Bologna
Utah
Western Killers
Idaho
Omaha
Omatia Oraha
Pracvr
Chicago
Sugar market firmer on heavy covering in New York
The raw sugar market opened firmer with Cuban duty paid at 3.80 a bag after 9 000 bags for second half November shipment. Unfavorable Cuban weather and a rally in London boosted selling pressure, prices rising 6 to 10 points before noon and then pulling back to 7 points lower or higher. Refined prices held at 6.00 to 6.10 with improved prompt demand noted.
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New York
Cuba
London
Exchange quotes drift with varied world currencies
New York October 29 reports irregular quotations on cents with British demand at 4,855-16 cables 4.84 11-16 and 60 day bills on Danks 4.80 5-16. France 4.23% cables 4.24, Italy 2.98% cables 4.99, Belgium 4.54, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.19, Norway 20.39, Sweden 26.76, Denmark 24.90, Switzerland 19.27, Greece 1.32, Poland 16.75, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.77, Avatria 14%, Argentina 41.26, Braga 15.06, Tokyo 41% and Shanchalt 78% Montreal 1006-32.
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New York
APS
Forel
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Avatria
Argentina
Braga
Tokyo
Shanchalt
Montreal
Silver Prices Mixed as Market Opens in New York
The New York market reports silver at 71 while Mexican dollars trade at 64 percent, reflecting a mixed stance as investors gauge precious metal values.
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New York
Idaho Falls Potato Shipment Totals and Market Report
Idaho Falls report details carrot shipments by state totaling 1012 for Tuesday October 27 with Idaho leading or near top. It lists primary destinations including Denver Pocatel Chicago San Francisco and other cities, plus price ranges for No. 1 Russets and Rural sacks. Weather and market notes indicate warm to cloudy conditions and active demand as carloads remained limited. Addresses a drop in shipments and price variations across quality grades.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
United
Calif. Colo
Ill
Maine
Mich
Minn
Mont
Nebr
Neva
N. H
N. J
L. Island
N. D
Ohio
S. D
Utah
Virginia
Wash
Wisc
Wyo
Canada
United States
Denver
Pocatel
Laramie
Chicago
San Berdo
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Ogden & Twin Falls
del Francisco
Austin
Poe St. Cane
Burle
Stockton
Nampa
Brooklyn
Pittsbur
Grand Island
Pomona
North Viatte
Ucen i
Oroville
Sacramento
Tulsa
Oakland
Juntura
California
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Tech Eleven
City News
Brotherhood
Zbyzsko
Father III
iDance Palace
Dinwoodey Services
Y. M C. A. Meeting
Nebraska
Vatu
al Stock
Liasilitigg
Emore
Miia
Wit
Interect Zions Trust Bank
Lake City
Dennett
Spencer, Coehier
AO Mae Ooogy Cvo
Atchison
All Coast Line
Baldwin Loco “A
Ealt & Ohio Woeese
Bethlehem Sty
California Pet
Pia
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Onto
Hic Northwestern
Chic Mil & St P
Chic RI & Pac
Cova Cola
Colorado
Fue Congoleum-Nairnans Ecometeneeee
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Davison Chem
Edge Bros Pfd
Radio Corp . Ading
Rep
Ir & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Standard
Stewart Warn
Texas Co
Texas Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcent Oil
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