Shortage of Refrigerator Cars Intensifies in Idaho
Boise reports ongoing acute shortage of refrigerator cars in southern Idaho. Officials cite inadequate return flow from eastern terminals and weather driven needs for moving apples and potatoes, with Pacific Fruit Express and railroad associations urged to expedite equipment returns.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Commission
A. A. McConnell
McConnell
Donald T. Conn
Car Service
American Railway Association
Washington
W. J. Smith
Rural-Western Regional Advisory
Omaha
McCone
Rigby Ships First Carload Apples From That Point in Years
Blackfoot reports from Rigby that a carload of apples was shipped yesterday the first from that point in years. About 640 boxes were sold at one dollar a box, grown on roughly one acre four miles east of Rigby, shipped to Montana.
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Rigby
Blackfoot
Fred W. Kiefer
Montana
Employe Sugar Factory Suffers Painful Injury
Blackfoot Idaho March 29 Howard Curzon a twenty year old worker at the local sugar factory received a serious facial injury when a wheel from the centrifugal machine struck him between the eyes breaking his nose He was taken to the hospital and his mother arrived later the cause of the accident is under investigation authorities believe Curzon may have tried to unload the machine while it ran but he cannot recall exact actions yet.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Howard Curzon
Curzon
McCammen
Prices Never So High Says Potato Buyers
Idaho Falls October 29 potato buyers report prices at an all time high for the season. J. C. Jacobsen and Andrew Burkman say fortunes are being made with McDowell of St Anthony yielding 300 sacks per acre on 180 acres at 3 dollars a sack totaling 109000 dollars and 75000 net after costs. Other growers are expected to see similar profits as prices stay strong.
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Idaho
J. C. Jacobsen
Andrew Burkman
West Side
Jacobsen
McDowell
St. Anthony
Mr. Jacobsen
Miniature Cannon Fired on Navy Day in Blackfoot
On Navy Day in Blackfoot a small brass cannon about ten inches long was fired by F. Hilliiard. It was made from brass taken from Old Ironsides during her Charlestown yard remodeling around 1865 and mounted on a carriage built from Constitution wood. Hilliliard’s father worked at Charlestown navy yard and helped craft the cannon.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Oca
F. Hilliiard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Portsmouth Navy
Hilliard
Constitution
Interesting Assembly Shows Through Time at Blackfoot High
Blackfoot high school presented an engaging program on Thursday featuring a musical reading by Stenna Darney a string quintette performances by the Girls Glee club and a style show titled Styles of All Times tracing eras from the Red Man Martha Washington civil war to the present day flapper demonstrating how fashion evolved across history.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Stenna Darney
Girls Glee Club
All Times
Martha Washington
Blackfoot to Host Shelley on Friday in Home Game
Blackfoot eleven prepares for a Friday afternoon home game against Shelley after strong practice since the last match. The team is developing well and aims for a solid performance at home.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Eleven
Shelley
Miners Entombed After Cave In at Ia Prieta Mine
Reports from Hidalgo del Parral Chihuahua say two workers are dead and nine injured after a tunnel collapse at the Ia Prieta mine. Several miners are believed trapped in the wreck.
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Mexico City
Hidalgo del Parral
Chihuahua
Ia Prieta
Senate body visits project in Imperial Valley
The Senate committee on irrigation and reclamation tours the Imperial Valley California to inspect levees and irrigation works along the Colorado river. Senators Pittman and Jones predict federal dam building. The panel will visit Hanlon’s intake, then proceed to Yuma and Arizona irrigation projects before the Grand Canyon site.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
Senate Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Imperial Valley
Colorado River
San Diegans
West
Congress
Key Pittman
Nevada
Wesley L Jones
Washington
Colorado Basin
Lower
Colorado
Delph Carpenter
Wm. BR. Wallace
Utah
Boatwright
Hanlon
California
Mexico
Yuma
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Prince Spends Day Hunting in Leicestershire
London reports the Prince of Wales began the hunting season at Melton-Mowbray area amid foot and mouth restrictions. He tested seven horses before the hunt and described the day as splendid sport, returning to Len c h last night.
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London
Prince of Wales
Melton-Mowbray
Leicestershire
Lenc
Mrs Mary Statler Dies at Pennsylvanian Hotel Home
Mrs Mary I Statler wife of Ellsworth M Statler president of Hotels Statler Inc died last night in the family apartment at the Hotel Pennsylvania after six weeks illness from pneumonia authorities said she passed away in New York on October 29 1937 funeral arrangements pending.
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New York
Mary I. Statler
Ellsworth M. Statler
Hotels
Statler, Inc
Pennsylvania
Today’s birthdays for royals and public figures
The note marks Queen Marie of Roumania born in Kent England fifty years ago, Dr J A C Chandler president of William and Mary born in Case County Virginia fifty eight years ago, actress Nese Stahl born in Montreal sixty years ago, and Congressman Luther A Johnson born in Texas.
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Queen Marie
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Kent
England
J. A. C. Chandler
William and Mary College
Case County
Nese Stahl
Montreal
Luther A. Johnson
Congress
The
County
Texas
Tod
One Hundred Years Ago Erie Canal Reaches Buffalo
A century ago the first boat arrived in Buffalo from Albany via the Erie Canal marking the channel’s early reach. Mussolini begins a new year as head of the Italian government. Queen Marie of Roumania celebrates her 50th birthday. New England apples shine at a Boston fruit show opening today. A Kansas City conference weighs Negro freight handlers’ AFL representation. Rev Elmer Guy Catshall inaugurates as president of the Iiig¢ School of Theology in Denver. Canada votes to decide Mackenzie King Liberal or Meighen Conservative leadership in the fifteenth parliament election.</S>
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Buffalo
Albany
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Marie Alexandra
Roumania
New England
Boston
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Elmer
Guy Catshall
Denver
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
Gas Relief Ad Claims Adlerika Eases Stomach Gas
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports both she and her husband recovered from gas after Adlerika. The ad touts one spoonful removing gas, relieving bloating, and expelling waste, calling it an excellent intestinal evacuant. Whittlesey's Pharmacy runs the advertisement.
Seek Control of Big Road
In Chicago on October 29 a federal hearing before Judge James H Wilkerson opened over the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad valued at 1 1 billion dollars The Kuhn Loeb group with National City Bank faces opposition from Roosevelt Son New York bankers who hold 26 million dollars in stock The Roosevelt faction accuses Kuhn Loeb of forcing refinancing by threats and coercion Receivers H K Byram and Mark Potter who favor Kuhn Loeb are cited as supporters The case continues for several days
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Chicago
APJ
Milwaukee and St. Paul
James H. Wilkerson
Kuhn-Loeb Group
National City Bank
Roosevelt & Son
New York
Kuhn-Loeb
H. K. Byram
Mark Potter
Roosevelt
Laskey Loses Private Liquor Stock in Hijack Theft
Fourteen barrels of liquor valued at $10,000 and uninsured pre war stock were stolen from a box car in Pennsylvania freight yards. Hijackers also took four barrels of silver worth $5,000 and paintings. Jesse Laskey, vice president of Famous Players Laskey, guarded the shipment awaiting transfer to his Fifth Avenue home.
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New York
Jesse L. Laskey
Famous Players-Laskey Corporation
Pennsylvania
Hollywood
Mr. Laskey
Fifth Avenue
Laskey
Leavenworth Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Relief
Mrs O W Thiel of 925 Pawnee Street Leavenworth Kansas describes long distance work strain and nervous exhaustion. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for calming nerves restoring energy and overall health and notes continued use if trouble returns. Listed as sold by druggists everywhere.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Trifles
Pinkham
O. W. Thiel
Pawnee St
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Frank M. Sprague MD
Charles H. Sprague
Kane Bldg
Hallowe'en
West Center
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State Auto Co
Hupmobile Sales and Service
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman
Gottberg
Pocatello Auto Co
Court House
Pocatello, Idaho
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Molinelli
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