Kiwanis Duck Dinner Highlights Safety Talk
The Kiwanis club held its annual duck dinner with a cross‑country luncheon, led by railroad men R Kelley and Lon Cone. C. T. Bailey, safety chief, spoke on the safety campaign born among railroad workers and expanded to general safety. The talk noted grade crossing dangers, driver miscalculations, and the limited effectiveness of automatic safety devices. Ed Seeger presented a U S L auto name plate prize reading This car stops at all Railroad Crossings. refreshments were provided by local members, and L. Collins presided with R. B. Dunlap leading singing.
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J. Bailey
Mr.attey
Ed Seeger
Nimrods
J. O. Hampton
J. A. Jacob¢go
Nex BR. Dun
Blackfoot Funeral for Grandfather Notes Arrivals from Grand Junction
William and Alvin Chapman, grandsons, arrived from Grand Junction Colorado to attend their grandfather’s funeral. He was buried from St. Paul’s Episcopal church and interment followed at Grove City cemetery. Community events include a Halloween supper by Groveland Relief Society and a private wedding ceremony at Mrs. F. W. Tehell’s home.
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Blackfoot
William
Alvin Chapman
F. G. G Chapman
Grand Junction
Colo
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grove City
Blackfoot Lodge
Odd Felie
Governor Urges Idaho Citizens to Buy Local Products
Boise October 20 Governor C Moore issues statement on Idaho Products Week to be observed in Pocatello November 9 to 14 urging citizens to buy home grown and home manufactured goods to strengthen loyalty support local industries and spur new jobs and prosperity. He calls for a fair trial of worthy industries during Home Products week.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Ernor
Loft divorce granted after risk by edge walking in Reno
Elizabeth Ahern Loft testified in a Reno court that her husband George Leon Loft’s obsessive walks along the narrow edge of a 14 story building in Reno unsettled her nerves. She described the danger and reported she was sent to a hospital before the divorce was granted.
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Reno
Nev
George Leon Loft
New York
Elizabeth Ahern Loft
Greater New York
Reno,Nev
George L. Loft
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
A period promotion promises a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever. It targets all sufferers, claims to relieve breathing difficulties, and offers to mail a coupon without any cost or postage.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
Idaho seeks revival of immigration publicity department
Boise reports a strong push in the Idaho legislature to restore the old department of immigration publicity and statistics. Governors and Republican leaders favor a state advertising arm with support from Marcus Yeaman Jack Haracher EF J Fjeldsted and chamber officials urging broader publicity and promotion for Idaho.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Department of Immigration
Gore
H. C. Baldridge
Marcus Yeaman
Bonneville County
Jack Haracher
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Boise Chamber
EF. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber
Idaho Home Industries Association
Earthquake shock felt in Venturia and Santa Barbara
A sharp quake lasting several seconds rattled Venturia California at 5 30 this morning with lines from Santa Barbara confirming the tremor. No damage was reported and no injuries were reported as authorities assess the event.
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Venturia
Calif
Qet
Santa Arbara
Santa Barbara Quake Jolts City with Minor Shakes
A sharp earthquake hit Santa Barbara at 5:30 am after an earlier 1:45 am tremor. No damage was reported. Tribune want ads bring results.
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Tribune
Balm Refuses Marriage To Lenglen For Tennis Boundaries
Vienna report notes Count Balm would be an old cuckoo if he let Lenglen play with other men. He cites being happily married to Millicent Rogers and plans a New York visit with his mother. Other items mention a stork in Weitze In Uckermark school draws and thrift day in Germany.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Count Balm
Suzanne Lenglen
Millicent Rogers
New York
Acting Governor McCall Pardoned Nine in Arkansas
Acting Governor McCall granted clemency to nine individuals in Little Rock while Governor Terrell continued a Sheridan like push to reach the state line and halt further pardons.
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Little Rock
Ark
McCall
Terrell
Sheridan
Antioch College Dropping Football for Speed Ball
Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio abandons football and adopts speed ball a mix of soccer and basketball. The change follows football’s earlier dropping and notes speed ball introduced a year ago and popular with quick foot work required. Knudsen longtime Danish soccer star will train the players under Coach Prugh who expects speed ball to become a top college sport.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Knudsen
Prugh
Antioch
Elks Club Promises Dance Lunch and Cider Tonight
The Elks host a social evening featuring a dance, lunch, and cider this evening. Members and guests are invited to attend. The event runs tonight with doors opening at the usual time.
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Elks
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Mary M. Drofa
Thursda
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Maneyee
Beak
Tom Cacavas
Patan Sugar
Brasil
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Weitze-In-Uckermark
Germany
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Berlin
Luther
Karolyi
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Glen Cove
N. Y
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Yukon
Beacon
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Wright
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