Woman Plans State Convention For Idaho BPW
Falls Business and Professional Women's Organization readies songs and slogans to back Mary Dobingon for Idaho BPW presidency. Delegations from 17 Idaho groups will attend a two day meeting in Pocatello with a national officer speaking and a banquet scheduled for Monday night.
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Twin Falls
Matto
Mary Dobingon
Idaho Business and Professional Omen's Association
Mo Wvera
Gate City
Idaho
Hare
Personal notices from the community column
Mrs. Bertha Sweeney called about mower illness and will leave in the morning. Clyde McClain returned to Pocatello after visiting his mother, Mrs. Cretia McClain, on Sixth Avenue dust. Mrs. Frank Knight and daughter visited from Balt Lake City to see her mother, Mrs. Nelgon.
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Bertha Sweeney Haseen
McGregor, Jr
Clyde McClain
Pocatello
Cretia McClain
Sixth Avenue
Frank Knight
Balt Lake City
Nelgon
Esther Wright
Burtoddy
Mis
Althe M. Smith
Salt Lake City
M. G. Shipley
Long Beach
Britton
Gorbley
Salisbury
A. C. Elwood
Burley
Arthur Trull
B. J. Ditter
Yakima
Wash
Lester
Cedric Seaver
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Thoms Buller
A. J. Peavey
Portland
Brown Brain Roped and Hog-Tied by Cowboys Near Lyons
Brown Brain, a giant bear, was roped and hog-tied by two cowboys near Lyons. W. J. Bask and L. W. Carr, gang riders, lassoed the animal and subdued it by wrapping a head wrap. The incident appears in a garbled report naming rural settings and dates.
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Estes Park
Golo
Tunebo
Lyons
Cole
W. J. Bask
L. W W. Carr
Carr
Ruta
South Idaho Churches of Christ Hold Convention
Kimberly June 4 third day of the twenty six annual session opened with a missionary session led by Percy T. Carnes. Speakers included J Mitchell Verey Carnes and J C Williams Boise on Our Achievements Our Field and Our Porca. Conference featured religious education talks and Spokane University discussions with President Roy Roadruck urging Christian education.
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Kimberly
South Idaho Churches of Christ
Percy T. Carnes
J. Mitchell
Gordon Bennett
Verey T. Carnes
J. C. Williams
Boise
Kim- Beale
Miraces
W. F. Turner
M.S
Northwest
Harrig Presslen
EL J. Mitchel
O. D. Harris
Twin Falls Christian Church
Spokane University
Phil
Harris
Roy K. Roadruck
Willard MM. Wickster
Spokane
Christian Tanly
Gordon Sennett
I. I. Mitchell
Christian Unity
TH. Gordon Bennett
Labor Levi Case Reaches Supreme Court Ruling
The court ruled chattel mortgage validity hinges on proper acknowledgment and statutes. It held Nohrnberg bound if he authorized labor payments. otherwise the judgment stands against all defendants except the First National Bank. The decision clarifies liens, payments, and record filing in a complex suit over two notes totaling 2500 dollars.
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Dalin
Supreme Court
Nohinberg
M. K. Boley
Bothwell & Chapman
Nohrnberg
First National Bank
Walters & Parry
M. B. Boley
Kiu
Kits National Bank
BL Moorman
Rev. Day
Day
Moorman
Admits Selling Liquor in Ten Cent Sentence
Joe Blanco was arrested at a Pacific hotel for selling half a pint of whiskey to Dean Davis, a traffic officer, and entered a guilty plea before Judge J. J. Hougta. Mildred Black paid her fine. Ivy Wenger pleaded not guilty in probate court with trial tomorrow. Four men tied to a Mary Pickford kidnapping plot faced $50,000 bail each. defense argues frame-up as grand jury weighs case.
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Joe Blanco
Pacific
Dean Davis
J. J. Hougta
W. B. Mumpower
Mildred Black
Ivy Wenger
Keith Rouns
Ueodor
Bianco
Stevens
Claude Hulcombe
Adrian Wood
Mary Pickford
Keyes
Grand Jury
Hahn
Damage to Fruit Orchards After Weather Spots
Early reports indicate limited fruit damage after a recent weather event. Bail Monday evening showed light impact with some spotting and streaks, while Stewart, Jd Mi, Sprolaan, and Bell orchards reported no injuries. Other orchards like Hobinson and Senger experienced mar ring and developing apple damage.
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Stewarts
Jd. Mi
Sprolaan
Bell Orchards
Hobinson
A Ik Senger
Parole Rule Upheld in Insanity Case Over Farm Deed
W H Miles won a ruling against Johan and Esther Johanson in Jerome County, after discovering Mrs Johanson had been previously confined for insanity. The supreme court voided the deed, ruling the paroled status created a presumption of insanity. Miles may recover payments minus reasonable rent for two years. Ladies Aid to meet with farewell for Mrs Duke and mention of a new minister arriving June 9.
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W. HH. Miles
Johan Johanson
Esther Johanson
Jerome County
Noothwell & Chapman
Miles
Johanson
MR. Ladies Aid Cto
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Dis
G. J. Duke
Co operation sought on Oregon Short Line to haul fall crops
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce leaders promised city cooperation against speeders at a meeting. President William Simpson urged the Oregon Short Line to finish Rogerson Wells road in time to move fall crops. Molntar K Torrence proposed space in a big edition of his paper for the Power City celebration. Mayor I L Ashton presented the traffic plan. Shad J Hodgin favored a dedicated committee and state department attention. The railroad committee will study Simpson suggestion and advertising goes to the committee.
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Twin Falls
I. L. Ashton
Shad J. Hodgin
State Department
Stimpson
Railroad Committee
Wolfie Receives Judgment in Settlement of Fund Dispute
An accord reached between Conrad Wolfie and San Francisco attorneys Bashivell and Chapman with James M. Thomags approves Wolfie’s $16,500 judgment from a $26,000 Twin Falls National Bank fund placed in escrow by Tate Central Railroad. Previous $4,500 assignment to G. C. Vale is honored. The case was finalized in escrow terms.
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Conrad Wolfie
Turner J. Hackman
J. J. Stewart
San Francisco
Bashivell and Chapman
James M. Thomags
Wolfie
Twin Falls National Bank
Thexd
Tate” Central Railroad Company
Stewart
G. C. Vale
Settlement Reached In Idaho Central Suits After Negotiations
The final meeting occurred after Judge J. R. Bothwell returned from Hollister at 4 o clock. Wolfle claimed $175,000 with $25,000 for services and $150,000 for losses from an alleged unwarranted sale. Harry J. Benoit, serving as attorney for many clients, joined counsel for the plaintiff and defendant in the main suit and they reached an amicable settlement, leading to dismissal of actions today.
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J. R. Bothwell
Hollister
Wolfle Suet
Idaho Central
Harry J. Benoit
Lawers
Moose Members Plan Surprise Wednesday Night Notice
Moose members are alerted to a surprise gathering planned for Wednesday night. A picnic is being organized for Sunday in Artesian City with Read Times Want Ads providing details.
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Moose
Artesian City
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