Slayer of Buhl mayor goes on trial in Utah
In Salt Lake City a murder trial opened with 13 jurors for Mark Collins of Chico California charged with killing C H McQuown former mayor of Buhl Idaho on October 21 1924. The emergency juror was seated under a new Utah law but will only vote if a regular juror is disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mark Collins
Chico
Calif
Thla City
H. McQuown
Buhl
Idaho
Collings
McQuown
Twin Falls Victories Mark City in State BPW Meeting
Twin Falls delegates return from the state meeting of the Business and Professional Women's clubs with two state offices awarded to Twin Falls. Miss Mary Dobin Roh is president and Miss Ada Walk Og recording secretary, along with other officers named from Idaho Falls Pocatello Moscow and Nampa. The reception in Pocatello is praised. A separate note invites readers to name a berry variety, offering a 24 box crate as a prize for the best suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Mary Dobin
Roh
Misa Ada Walk- Og
Ahima Kasemeyer
Goading
June Cole
Moscow
Harriet Ankatell
Nampa
Naomi Kaker
Pocatello
Barry
Magic Gem
Magic City
Gem State
Kelloge Berry Company
ED Vance
Classified advertisements for plants and farm equipment
Garden plants including celery tomatoes peppers eye plant pansies carnations yel beans asters cabbage vines roses geraniums offered by City Tower Greenhouses Twin Pools. Also for sale fifty Rhode Island Red bantams purebred ten weeks old. House for rent four rooms and bath furnished. John Deere binder nearly new for Pugh potato digger. C J Straughn location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
7Th St. South
Rhode Island
John Deere
C. J. Straughn
Kimberly
Hurley official visits and church events in Twin Falls
Judge HH F tir visits Twin Falls this week to attend Barnabas Day events. A Holy Communion at Ascension Episcopal church is set for 4 a.m. There are numerous notices including marriages Pillars and Dolan Kimberly, municipal summer school in Bellingham, and local travel of residents. The Farmers Market display features Rex Warren strawberries near town. Nurses hold large meeting at Twin Falls General Hospital. A baby, Stanger of Kimberly, dies at one day. Delegates register for a statewide meeting with many attendees.
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Barnabas Way
Ascension Episcopal Church
Wall's
Idaho
Rex Warren
Graduate Nurses' Society of the
First District of
Twin Falls County General Hospital
S. J. Snook
Northwestern Association
William Detwetter
District Association
Musi
Osteopathic Meeting Reviews Acute Disease Care and Foot Treatment
Idaho Osteopathic association concluded sessions on acute disease care and spinal pelvic issues. Dr Carter Thrawling discussed foot disorders and joint mechanics, while Dr Midgard outlined infectious disease aspects and immunity, emphasizing osteopathic techniques, diet, hygiene, and sanitation. The event praised Twin Falls hospitality and scenery.
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Idaho Osteopathic Association
Carter Thrawing
San Francisco
Patien
Midgard
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Pasteur
Metchinkoff
Ohrich
Theody
Comatock
Idaho Association
Rotary Club Hosts Visiting Patriotic Delegates
The Rotary Club luncheon featured host and guest addresses by officers of Patriotic organizations. Judge FE A Walters welcomed delegates on behalf of the Rotary. State Commander C L Longley and Capt J L Denman of Boise spoke for the G A R and related groups. Mrs Marie Steyer and Mrs Ella Glenn also offered remarks for the Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R. D S Smith represented Twin Falls G A R and Judge J L Hodgin spoke for Twin Falls National Board.
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Myra M. Talmadge
Kansas City
Elks Lodge
Margaret Hollbrook
Povatello
Mesdaumes Mona Lillbridge
Julia Hill
Grace Golden
Libby Taylor
FF Conklin
Spirit Lake
Argie Miler
Julia Polson
Kibber
Ruth White
Martha
Whitney
Coeur d'Alene
Lyda Ishun
Caldwell
Minale
Hall
Nampa
Hertha Mathews
Maima
Nalghstrom
Glenns Perry
Pricta Bartan
Mary Ritchie
Isabella Bambrick
Dethi Strawn
Minnie A. Mall
Altle Pryor
Judson Stafford
Peter Dick
Boise
Phebe A. Jones
May Lewis
Llinson
Higgins
Myrtle Hunt
Husa Hampton
Gul Lou Gil Callison
GN. Kingsbury
Fannie Kingsbury
W. J. Naeley
FF. Titus
Anna Smith
May Hadlet
Tallaway
Mes
C. K. Meredith
Lillia Lemming
Alice LB. Yockey
Baker
Sedda Duncan
Lesa D. McConnell
Martha #arch
Marie Stoyer
Emma Tulley
C. VT
Musgrave
Idaho Falls
W. A. Kincaid
D. D. Long
Bolfe
R. P. Drury
Ta Ior Johnson
L. Taylor
Aaron Taylor
Marty
Mo Culling
Try Ft
Ford
Maggie Sites
Aline Ring
C. &. Glends
Lyda Landers
Bell Love
Roy Sandars
Frawleys Wells
Netline White
George FP. Kinney
R. H. Barton
Semimott
Meddames Clare Wisher
Ladd
B. P. Pierce
Anna Stregenwalt
Payette
George V. Nesbit
S. Josephine
Maggie M. Jones
Ascha Cortty
Addie Wage
Melvin Nichols
M. H. Lampier
Kate Mays
Cynthia Stakesbury
Emmett
Mia
J.W. Walker
Francis M. Smith
Ella V. Reynolds
F. T. Paige
Weiser
George Gardner
Rachel Baldwin
Lulu B. Severns
Laverna Durk
Hansen
Anna Tipton
Bertha M. Clyde
Rebecca Reader
Aaron Kibber
Mesdames DeVoss
Estella Fuller
Maude Met
John R. Anit
Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
Hosta
Rotary Club
FE. A. Walters
Roteriang
C. L.longley
J. L. Denman
G. A. BR
Marie Steyer
Woman's Relief Corps
Ella Glenn
G A. RB
D. Smith
Twin Falls
J. L. Hodgin
Twin Falls National Board
Plant Quarantine Convention opens in Boise this week
Boise June 10 Members from all western states Canada and Mexico are arriving for the seventh annual conference of the western plant quarantine board to open tomorrow Officials of the Idaho department of agriculture believe the meeting may make history as an age tendency toward modifying extreme quarantines that have been imposed against products of other states Idaho is vitally interested in conference outcomes.
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Boise
Canada
Mexico
Western Plant Quarantin Board
Idaho Department of ,Agriculture
Idaho
Alfalfa Market Shrinks Amid Weevil Presence Statewide
The alfalfa market has virtually closed in parts of the state due to weevil infestation. Visiting: Mrs Leonard Shirk of Toledo formerly Miss Lota Crater of this city with her son Robert to visit her parents on Sixth Avenue North. A West Point cadet earns about 1072 dollars yearly including ravions. academy applicants must commit eight years to army service.
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Doory
Leonard Shirk
Toledo
Lota Crater
Robert
Sixth Avenue North
West Point
West Point Military Academy
Army
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Uta Hat
Dobinson
Walkington
Teo Lata
G. M.hall
Twin
Falla County General Hospital
Get
Maurice L. Pillers
Stella B. Dolan
Grand
Mworthy
J. P. Johnston
Western Star
St Marties
R. E. Morehouse
Hollister
Holster FE
C.T. Bunce
Bellingham
Wash
Washington
Rupert
Fred Victor
Itn CL Brown
Los Angeles
Larry P. Bhrger
Silay
Patrick
Zlou
Sal
Lake City
Holy Cross Hospital
Patricks
Parson
Buny
Ray B. Loulian
Bubl
Mabel R. Flannigan
J. Elliott Slemp
Mauree L. Pillars
Stella J
Do Jan
BO Tie Jer
Edgar Glyens
Marian Anderson
Castleford
Masonic Brethren
W. Q. Smith
Twin Falls Lodge No
A. PR
A. M
Dices
Ivy Wenger
Keith
J. W. Taylor
G. W. Witham
J. W. Chapman
Aiken
George J. Aiken
Holerick.Gehring
Portland
Milffred Mackey
P. W. Mackey
H. G. Shuphrey
Margaret Stanger
Jack Stanger
Chicago
Raporter
Royal Osteopathy
POOH
The
Casey-Parker Co
East Main
Matketeria
Oxfords
Orvheuse
Star
Star Brand
Shoe Dept
Idaho Department Store
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