Osteopaths Plan Meet With Lectures and Banquets
The state osteopathic convention will meet here Monday for a four day session with speakers from Chicago Kansas City Kirksville and from San Francisco and Los Angeles. Grand Army and Auxiliary visitors will fill the city as social events including dinners at Great Shoshone Falls and a big banquet. The Rogerson hotel will serve as headquarters and members from all over Utah and the northwest circuit are expected.
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Great Shoshone Falls
Grand Army
Rogerson‘ Hotel
Chicago
Kansas City
Kirksville
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Utah
Salt Lake City
President Coolidge Keeps Working in Heat
President Coolidge endured a hot Washington day with a full schedule and a busy morning, then remained at his office despite heat and humidity. He planned a trip to Minnesota starting late Saturday, and continued clearing his desk for departure.
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Washington
Circulation of Blood Through the Body
The passage explains that blood moves about fifteen seconds per circuit, causing it to traverse the entire body roughly five thousand times in a day. This highlights the rapidity and efficiency of the circulatory system.
Heavy frost hits Boise Valley with slight crop damage
After three days of falling temperatures a heavy frost struck the Boise Valley this morning and more is forecast tonight Fruit appears unhurt but garden crops show slight damage.
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Boise Valley
Boise
Idaho
Pity Fried Back From Blackfoot
FE. D. Bloom returned last evening from Blackfoot after a several day stay. The Hammons farm thermometer read 34 degrees last night, a near frost. J A Bryson and daughter Katherine depart for Cheyenne to visit in Ottawa with Lillian, Christina Bukley to Toronto. Ivy Wenger trial postponed by Judge Hodgin and Prosecutor Taylor. Spafford returns from Chicago noting heat there. Dr. W F Pike and family report a delightful coast trip via Los Angeles and Portland.
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Anada
J. A. Bryson
Katherine
Cheyenne
Lillian
Ottawa
Canada
Christina Bukley
Mr. Bryson
Toronto
Stephan & North
Ivy Wenger
J. L. Hodgin
J. W. Taylor
W. F. Pike
Angeles
Nevada
Portland
Times Want Ads Farewell to Greatness Quote
Short advert notice presents a witty line about greatness and lifestyle, reflecting classified page tone. The item reads as a brief quote suitable for a small want ad placement with no specific people, places, or dates attached.
River flood watch begins as lakes rise in June report
The first daily river condition bulletin for June 1 notes high lake levels and elevated water in the region. Prepared for Tin HeasUE, the report highlights potential flood risk and advisories for nearby communities and inland waterways.
Dogs Must Look Pretty or Face Abatement by Law
Police hunt a dog poisoner and a nuisance digger while Chief Leighton cites that dog license rules require proper conduct and prohibit burying food in neighbors’ flower patches. The state enforces health and propriety laws, with criminal liability for infractions.
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Ralph &. Leighton
Birds Fly High With Eagles Larks and CTOWS Reaching 6000 Feet
A report notes that the birds Eagles Larks and CTOWS allegedly achieved an altitude of 6000 feet during a test flight. The claim highlights notable ascent by multiple avian subjects. CTOWS appears as a proper noun in the source.
Club Organized for Recreation of Twin Falls Boys
The Twin Falls club was organized Wednesday June 3 with reading and recreation rooms at 110 Main avenue south. A charter membership of 45 paid up members has been signed, with new members taken weekly on applications and dues. Organizer F A Harvey says the club could form a local YMCA to aid the town’s youth.
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Twin Falls
Main Avenue South
F. A. Harvey
Committees Busy with Grand Army of the Republic Meet
Eight committees were collecting funds for the city's part in the three day Grand Army of the Republic meeting to be hosted here next Wednesday. Two dinners and two luncheons are planned with another committee seeking rooms. Progress was reported before noon and final arrangements await a Chamber of Commerce meeting this evening.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Chamber of Commerce
National marble title set for Raley and Robbins clash
Atlantic City N J June 4 Tommy Raley of Owensboro Kentucky and Howard Dutch Robbins of Springfield Illinois reached the national marble championship final by winning their semifinal matches in the national conte ndere competition this afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tommy Raley
Owensboro
Howard (Dutch) Robbins
Springfield
Irs
No Firecracker Sales On July 4 In Twin Falls
Twin Falls mayor BL Ashton told Rotarians last night that firecrackers will be greatly restricted and sales prohibited on July 4 in the city. Efforts aim to extend similar regulations to nearby towns for public safety. He vows strict enforcement of prohibitory laws and to promote city morals amid applause. Dr A A Newberry attended. Nelson Hayward sang with Mrs D L Alexander on piano.
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Twin Falls
BL. Ashton
Rotarians
Ashton
A. A. Newberry
Rotary
Nelson Hayward
D. L. Alexander
Navy designates officers for nonstop San Diego to Hawaii flight
Washington June 4 The navy department formally designates three officers to undertake a nonstop flight from San Diego to Hawaii this summer in new Boeing seaplanes. They are Lieutenant Commander James H. Strong of Westfield Massachusetts Lieutenant Ralph E Davidson of St Louis Missouri and Lieutenant Rice Botta of Boston Massachusetts.
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Washington
Navy Department
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
James H. Strong
West Field
Mass
Ralph BE. Davidson
St. Louis
Rice Botta
Boston
Weeks Condition Improves Slightly, War Secretary Reports
In Boston on June 4, doctors announced Secretary of War Weeks has "again changed slightly for the better." The bulletin released at 7:30 a.m. noted the improvement as his condition continues to improve after recent illness.
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Boston
Mass
D. F. Jones
RB. Brigham
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FE. D. Bloom
Hammons Farm
Spafford
R. R. Spafford
Tin Heasue
Art Dept
Royal Society and Pacific
Barber Shoe Co
Orpheum
Lot
High &Rade
Crepe de Chine
Crepe Faille
Anton Crepe
Georgette Crepe
Normandy
Everfast
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