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Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
LIVE POULTRY BARRED
FROM ENTERING STATE

A sweeping order was issued on
Wednesday when the State Board of
Agriculture, acting under authority
vested in that body by law, decided
10 prohlblt the admission of all live
poultry into Delaware on account of
the prevalence throughout ma{v
sections of the United States Of a
dangerous and highly infectious a
contagious disease among fowls
The order, which will be SCI tn
all transportation companiesK and
poultry dealers, became effect Z on
and after Wednesday, and nd onIv
prohibits the entrance of cHickens
geese, ducks, turkeys and Higeons
into the State, but also bars oSt oil
crates which have been uskd fo- +bo a
transportation of such fotwI o1,+,;5o
the State of Delaware.
The order is subject roodieoo
tion at any time by he/S+o+a poo~d
of Agriculture. ~
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
LYNCH'S DISTRICT NO. G

The second meetir{o of Ivnob,s d
7. A. was held TueSdsv evening Do.
cember %.
A well filled house was entertain
ed by a splendidlv lv rendered Christ
mas program blythe nuniIs The
room was beautifully decorated in
evergreen, Christmas bells, and a
oeautltul Christmas tree. Many gltts
were distributed The teacher, Mrs''
Laura G. Wells, gave each pupil pupil
poung OF ca8dy, orange and siien- eT,-
pencil Inc patrons were so WEI dit to
tertained tSey gave much creul' 4Sa en- ~
an who tq part in making 'n0
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02

THIRTY YEARS AGO WE REMEMBER
when eggs were three dozen for 25 cents;
butter 10 cents a pound; milk was cents a
quart. The butcher gave away liver, and treat
ed the kids with bologna; the hired girl received
So week, and did the washing. Women did not
powder andfpaint lin public, smoke, vote play
poker, OF shake the shimmie. Men wore boots,
chewed tobacco spit on the sidewalk, and cuss-
ed. Beer was 5 cents and the lunch was free
Laborers worked ten hours a day and never
went on a strike No tips were given to walters,
and the hat check CRATER was unknown
kerosene hanging lamp and stereoscope in the
parlOr were luxuries, and Unguentine was an
infant.
No one was ever operated on for appendicitis
or bought glands. Microbes were unheard Of
Folks lived to a good old age and every year
walked miles to wish their friends a Happy New
Year.
TODAY! 1925
Everybody rides in automobiles or flies; plays
golf; shoots craps; plays the piano with their
feet; goes to the movies nightly; smokes ciga-
rettes; drinks Rukus Juice and blames the H.
C. of L. on their neighbors; never go to bed the
same day they get up. and think they are having
a Il of time.
But it's pretty good old world after all, and
we thank you for our share of the good of 1924.
At the close of 1925 we hope you will have miss
ed all of the bad and had some of the good.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
FrankfOrd

y Mrs Marguerite Whitney, wife Of
James Whitney, died on Tuesday
December 23rd, 1924, At her home in
Frankford. The funeral was held on
Christmas afternoon in the NJ. L.
Church, of which she was a loyal
member for many years. She was a
daughter of the late John D. and
Sarah Lynch of Frankford and is
survived by a husband who is a
seafaring man and was not at hcme
to attend the funeral. There is 4
son, Frederick. and a daugh.e:. Miss
Josephine, and two brothers, ]. M.
Lynch of Franl1ford, and George
Lynch, of Moore, Pa. Her only sis
ter is Mrs. Belle Bartling, of New
Berne, N. C.
Revival meetings will begin on
Thursday evening, January 1st, in
the NJ E. Church of FrankfOrd, in
charge of Rev. G. A. Cooke, the pas
tor.
The stork visited the homes of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Daisey and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Richards last Sun
day and left a daughter at each
home as a Christmas present.
Mrs. Robert w. Daisey entertain
ed in the holidays her son Robert
from New York, also her sister, Mrs.
Francis White and her sOn-in-law,
Iittleton, of New Albany, Ga.
Dukes has been home for
holidays.
D. Gum had as holiday
tiers, the MisSeAn. Or
u, Philadelp
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02

degrade or impOverish the citizenry of Delaware.
We can not see any reason why the State Fair
grounds at Wilmington should not be made
available for legal racing under suspension
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
WINS $50 PRIZE FOR
BEST TRACK SECTION

James w. Webber, track foreman.
of Blackbird, is receiving congratU-
latlon from his friends on the Della
ware Division on his success as an
up-to-date section foreman. Just be-
lore Christmas he received an award
OF $5O for having the best section of
track line and surface on the divis-
lon' the gift coming from the Penn
,Elyania Ra had.
7a..i.. ~, -
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
Epworth

The church service next Sunday
Will be at p. m. for Sunday school
and p. m. for IhsRaching.
Rev. and Mrs. Morris of
2ridgenort Conn o,r,Ss4 =
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good Christmas business is re-
ported by local merchants.
The main thoroughfare of the city
were pretty muddy and slick last
Monday as a consequence of the snow
storm of the night before and more
than one driver was surprised to
meet the rear end of his car coming
TO meet him during the afternoon.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the local post of the Amer
lean Legion for their dance Friday
evening. A good time is assured all
who may attend.
Edith Mason IS home from Boise
for the holiday vacation
For sale-Two heating stoves in
good condition Phone 56W. 12t1
Lost Dickie, one eyed canary
bird. $500 Reward. Mrs. w. A.
Johnson %12tl
Joe Bennett, rancher and stock
man OF Mountain Home was at
Murphy Flat last Tuesday looking
after his Grand View interests, says
the Owyhee Avalanche
The Grand View Sheep Company
received a carload of lumber the
forpart OF the week, in this city and
trucks have been busy since convey
ing il to Grand View, where 1t viii
be used by the purchasers in the
erection OF lambing sheds
Sam Bostic, highway commission
er for the Glenns Ferry Highway
District, was business visitor IN
the city last Tuesday
The Republican acknowledges
with thanks the receipt Of several
very appropriate calendars during
the past week Those received TO
date are from the Commercial Ac-
counting Company, The Electric
Bakery, The Gilmore Pasume and a
very appropriate and useful calen-
dar from the First National Bank.
Rev. Father Michael expects to
leave shortly after Christmas for Los
Angeles on a short vacation.
Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens made a
business trip to Glenns Ferry We'd
nesday to bring tow youths Of the
Railroad City TO Mountain Home to
appear before the Probate Court on
juvenile charge.
Art Mackey, OF Grand View, left
last Tuesday for Los Angeles on
short vacation trip.
orson Hyde left the forepart of the
week for Wells, Nevada, where he
has a large contract hauling ore for
the Spence Mining Co.
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Ross who has been criti-
cally III in a Boise hospital is much
ly improved.
Mrs. Orson Hyde and daughter
viii spend the holidays in Nampa
with friends and relatives
John Hutchins Of Bruneau, was
business visitor in the city last Tues
day
Albert Trathen returned home the
forepart OF the week from Rupert.
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Local and Personal



FOUND KEY RING-Containing
four keys, apparently all from a cash
register. Owner may have same by
Identifying them and paying for
this advertisement, at the Republic
can Office.
A. f. Downs left last Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, where he
viii spend the holidays.
Mrs. Jennie Potter, of Pine, was a
business visitor in the county seat
last Monday. While here Mrs. Potter
made final proof on her homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille Colthorp were
business visitors in Boise last Mon
day.
Charles Rice, well known resident
of Hammett, transacted business in
Mountain Home last Monday.
Mountain Home merchants have
just what you want and the price is
not unreasonable Read their ads
in the Republican and you will be
convinced.
John Golob and r. A. Peck were
arrivals in the city last Monday from
Pine and spent several days in the
county seat attending to business
matters.
Mrs. ]. w. Miller left on Tuesday
for Los Angeles to spend her Christ
mas vacation.
Mrs. ]. W. O'Daniels and children
left last Monday morning for Sun
nyside, Washington, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
J. B. Stokes, we'll known resident
of Glenns Ferry and Hill City, trans
acted business in Mountain Home on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ottenheimer
and little daughter, Phyllis, left to-
day for Nampa to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Bonecher Brothers have been busy
for the past several days baling hay
at the John f. Gaines ranch prop
erty
Henry Barber was a business visi-
tor in Glenns Ferry last Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Matte and Christine Groef-
soma were arrivals the forepart of
the past week from Berkeley, Cali
fornia, where they are employed in
the public schools, to spend the holt /
days with their parents in this city.
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Word recently received from Clar-
ence Manion, who is now located al
Florence villa, Florida, is to the eff.
feet that he likes the southern coun-
Try very well but has experienced
some difficulty in getting living
quarters as the rush has taken Ut
practically every available residence
Miss Gertrude Groefsema arrived
the forepart OF the week from Burley
and will spend the holidays with
Mountain Home relatives n d
friends
Pete Gandiago purchased a new
Dodge truck the forepart of the week
from ]. w. O'Daniels, the local deal
er.
George Markham was among the
many Mountain Home people who
viii spend the holidays in Los An
geles. He left on Tuesday morn
ing's train.
Frank Wilson, well known ranch
er of the Hammett section, pur-
chased a Buick Sedan the forepart of
the past week from C. B. Faraday,
the local agent.
partyof the past week from Salt Lake
City, where he has been for the past
week attending to business matters.
Oscar Schraft, of Pine transacted
business in Mountain Home last
Tuesday.
Lloyd Morton is reported as quite
i'll again this week. Many local
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. e. Longfellow and daugh-
ter. Miss Esther, are spending Christ
mas Day, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Gedney at their Grand View
home.
Miss Bessie Black, of Bruneau.
was a guest of local friends for sew
eral days the forepart of the past
week.
To-day being Christmas the var
ious stores. post Office, bank and
county and city offices are closed.
Miss Edna Casey and Miss Wall
spent last Saturday in Boise.
The many local friends of Lyman
Longfellow win be pleased to learn
that he is slowly regaining his
strength and will in a short time
fully recover from his recent quite
serious illness.
Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens was a
business visitor in Glenns Ferry last
Saturday.
Highway Supervisor Rich Thomp-
son went down to Glenns Ferry last
Tuesday to give the roads the once
over"
Mrs, John Goodall and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Deylin spent last Mon
day in Boise.
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Miss Bess Faraday was an arrival
last Monday morning from Salt Lake
City, where she has been attending
the University of Utah, and viii
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Faraday.
Atherton Smith, who is a student
at the University off Washington at
Seattle, was an arrival last Saturday
night to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Smith.
Miss Elya Helm arrived the fore
part of the week from Lewiston and
will spend the holidays with relatives
in Mountain Home
DR. and Mrs E. r. Bicknell left
yesterday for Twin Falls where they
will spend Christmas Day at the
home OF Mrs Bicknelps parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Sanderson.
Miss Lucille Norell arrived last
Friday from Lewiston, where she has
been attending the College of Idaho.
Burton Stewart and Dale Vande-
grit are among the many local peo-
pie who are spending the holidays In
Los Angeles
County Commissioner Horace How
land was acting a new role last Tues
day morning, when he was herding a
goat to keep il from entering the To-
cal post office and eating up all of
the Christmas packages. More than
one way to play Santa Claus.
e. r. Kinnaman, operator for the
o. S. l.. has been assigned to the
second trick at the local depot.
Miss Minnie Rohrer arrived here
at noon last Wednesday from Port
land. She will spend the holidays
in Mountain Home visiting with her
mother until after the holidays.
Freddie, young son of Mayor and
Mrs. E. j Latimore, was reported
on the sick list the forepart of the
past week.
The high school teachers that are
going away are: Miss Wall to EN-
nett and Pocatello, Miss Simpson 70
Walla Walla, Washington Miss
Boughey to Portland, Oregon, Mr.
Curtis to Boise.
Mrs O. E. Cannon and Lambert
motored to Boise last Monday.
Miss Theo Magden is spending the
Christmas Holidays with her mother
in this city.
Reuel Morton expects to leave next
week for Corvallis, Oregon, where he
will resume his studies at the Ore
gon Agricultural College He plans
on driving his car to the Oregon city
A boy-a girl-'fToo Many Kisses
and what? It's Richard Dix's new
est for Paramount, coming to the
Weaver on Dec 27th.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-25
CHURCH RECEIVES
CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Two flower pedestals were added
to the pulpit furniture of the Con-
gregational church last Sunday,
Christmas Sunday, by Section two
OF the Ladies Aid. Mrs Braden read
the following presentation lines,
"The members OF the Congregational
Aid, Section two. present these plant
pedestals to the church they love.
as a gift, in the nam eof Him whose
birthday we celebrate at Christmas
tide" They are Of oak and match
The chairs recently given by Section
one
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Hills New Discovery. Leads to the
Fountain of Youth. Gluten Whole
Wheat -four bread, and Rye fake
breakfast food, if eaten regular will
cure bad case of constipation. Hill
Milling Co., Mountain Home, Idaho.
11t4
Mrs. E. A. Mccormick made a
brief business trip to Boise last week
end.
j. A. McEachern took advantage of
the Los Angeles excursion rate last
Tuesday and on that date left for the
Southern California metropolis for a
short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scofeld, of
Grand View, were among the passen-
gers on the excursion train for Los
Angeles on Tuesday of the past week.
Don't rush to your neighbors to
tell the news but call SO and let the
Republican tell everyone.
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Local and Personal

Any kind of office work, collec-
tions, legal instruments, personal
property sales, insurance, Notary
and Justice. Phone INV. Fred
Downs. lift
Joe Cleary was an arrival last
wednesday from Boise and spent the
Christmas holidays with Sheriff and
Mrs. Arthur A. Stevens. Mr.. Cleary
is slowly recovering from the injuries
he sustained in the automobile acct
dent on the Atlanta road
Miss Addie Robinson has been en-
ployed as a clerk in the Electric
Bakery for the past two weeks.
Now is the time to begin to think
of all those good New Years reso-
lutions One good one has been sug-
gested and is that all of us who live
here turn booster for Mountain
Home and trade at home.
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WEATHER REPORT

Following is the range of temper
ature and precipitation at Mountain
Home Idaho, for the week ending
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W. H. MANIoN, Observer.
, 1925-06-11
HAIVNAs
MEanH4ffENlNSS

DR.. and Mrs. Crandall had as their
dinner guests Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. E. V. Swearns and chill
dren.
Archie, Bernice, and Isabelle o.
Mally have gone to Tacoma, Wash
ington, to visit their sister, Mrs. Ed.
Flanery.
Mrs. ]. R. Mann and daughter are
in Rock Springs visiting Mrs. O.. G.
Sharrer.
Mr.. j. V. Mcclellan safety inspect
or for the U. p. railroad, is here
from Rock Springs.
William Grumpy of Parco broke
his foot and will come to Hanna to
receive medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kinser were
host and hostess at a dinner Monday
evening. Covers were laid for Mrs.
John Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Briggs DR.. and Mrs. Harold Finch
and Thomas Hughes.
Mrs. r. r. Riggs of Saratoga will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robt.
Milliken this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hughes, Thos.
Hughes, Mrs. Carr and children were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Wolsey
and Mrs. Charlie Ainsworth, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Roth of Wallace, Idaho, is
the new nurse at the hospital.
Miss Gwendolyn Doggett of Raw
Inns, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ann
Milliken.
Mrs. Harold Finch will entertain
Five Hundred Club, Friday, of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave West were in
from the mountain Wednesday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Butler.
A very successful surprise party
was given on Mrs. Florence William
son, Wednesday evening. at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Maxon. Five hundred
was played after which each
drew from the white elephant which
surely was a curio box. Mrs. Will
, 1925-06-11

liamson was presented with a shower
of beautiful handkerchief. Those
present were Mesdames A.. w. Aims
worth, Frank Amos, Joseph Briggs,
S. ID. Briggs, Ira Clark, Jack Cook,
Myron Crandall, Harold Finch, f. e,
Ford, Henry Jones, Glenn Kinser,
Thomas Love, Joe MaXon, Robert
Milliken, Richard ODER, Henry Peter
son, Glenn Stoddard, and Miss Chilly
and Myron.
Sunday being Childrens Day there
will be a program by the children
of the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Ben Smalley and son Ben
motored from Cokeville bringing
Miss Jean Milliken to Hanna. Mrs.
Smalley was On her way to Laramie
where her daughter Dorothy was in
school.
Mrs. John Milliken, Mrs. Smalley
and family were the guests of Mrs.
Robert Milliken at dinner Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Finch are the
proud parents of a baby daughter,
born Friday June 5th. The little one
weighed 9R pounds at birth. She
is a blue ribbon baby so they have
named her Winona Constance.
John and Joseph Cook of Hanna
spent one day in Rawlins last week
on business.
Mr.. Elmer Kandolin and Mrs.
Lennie Matson were married June
End, at Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stebbiner will
move into the house that Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Sholls are vacating. Most
every n in Hanna will envy them
of the lovely garden they will get.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Williams have
a baby boy, Kenneth Lockard, born
May %. Mrs. Williams, will be re-
membered by her many friends as
Miss Lillian Lockard.
Miss lila Lepponen is resigning her
position with the Wyoming Timber
company and will attend summer
school at the University at Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jackson of
Denver are the guests of Mrs. Roy
Jackson.
Kenneth Briggs is spending his
vacation at Elk Mountain as guest
of Mrs. John Evans.
Ray Withrow made a business trip
to Laramie Saturday and returned
with a new Ford coupe.
Miss Myron went to Parco Thurs
day and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Frederick.
Mr.. Pete Zupo and Miss Mary
B~isignano were married at Rawlins
Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Marine and Mrs. Idna
Stuart were in from the Quealy Home
ranch, Saturday.
, 1925-06-11
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, 1925-06-11

last week.
Jack Lee, /. Sherrett, and William
Matthews returned Monday from Los
Angeles where they attended the
Shriner's convention.
Mrs. Jack Cook had her bridge
club Saturday.
Miss Olive Williams arrived Tues
day and is the guest of Miss Mary
belle Crilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cook had as
their dinner guests last night Miss
Myron, and Mr.. and Mrs. |. Sherrett.
There is one origination in Hanna
that should have special comment
and that is the Girl Scouts. Under
the teachings of Mrs. Crandall they
have already had two very success
full meetings and are planning big
things for this summer. There are
nine members now and Mrs. Gran
dali would love to have some more
of the girls join. The more the mer-
rier. Evelyn Christensen, Helen
Kenny, Edith and Muriel Crawford,
Elizabeth Rae, Hannah Pura, Dor
othy Russell, Andra Johnson, and
Mary Collins are the present mem
bers.
Mrs. w. J. Scott of Medicine Bow
will preside over a Bridge Luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Harold Finch.
Covers are laid for Mrs. G. Il. Bal
lock, r. Milliken, II. Peterson, \.
, 1925-06-11

Saturday evening from Cheyenne
where she was a member of the grad
uating class of the II. G. j. Academy.
Mrs. John Redmond and daughter,
Dorothy, spent the week end at Elk
Mountain as the guests of Mrs. John
Quealy.
Marybelle Crilly and Mabelle
Myron were the dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. ID. Briggs, Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Watkins and Flora left
for Cheyenne Sunday where Flora
will consult an eye specialist.
Miss Pearl Nelson left Sunday for
Denver where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Il. o. Swearns made a bust
ness trip to Laramie, Sunday.
G. D.. Williamson, r. B. ODER, j. e.
Grooman, Rolla Bray and Rice ODER
spent Sunday at Saratoga.
A crowd of young people are plan
ming on motoring to Medicine Bow
Lodge next Saturday for the open
ing dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Campbell from
Wamsutter were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Grooman.
Among the young folks that ar
rived home from university are
w many NtHucd l1uuldld,
Matson, Mable Massey, Sylves-
ter Huhtala, Robert Rider and Hans
Lepponen.
Hans Lepponen will work in Lar
annie this m
Those who will attend summer
school are Elite Dodds, Susie Scar
pelli, Sam Scarpelli and John Rodda.
Dorothy Christensen spent the
week end with her parents returning
to Laramie Sunday. On Wednesday
she will receive her diploma having
completed the Normal Training
course at the university. Alice Chris
Jensen graduates from a four year
course with degree of Bachelor of
Science. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Christen-
sen, Francis and Evelyn, will motor
to Laramie to be there for gradu-
alton exercises.
Miss Margaret Mumm will receive
her degree in Music this year at the
university.
Fenus Scarpelli arrived home Mon
day morning from Alcova where she
has been teaching school.
Percy Waghorn spent Monday in
Hanna from Parco.
Mrs. William Milliken entertained
her bridge club at her mothers this
, 1925-06-11

Cook, b. Cook, Crandall, G. Stod-
dard, H. Finch. G. Kinser and Miss
Myron, Mrs. Otto Frederick from
Parco and Mrs. Turner and Mrs.
r. r. Jolliff from Medicine Bow.
Mrs. John Carr and two children
left for Washington, d. C. where
they will join Mr.. Carr who has ac-
cepted a position with the govern
ment. They will make their home in
Washington, d. C.
Mrs. Earnest Swearns and three
children have gone to her home in
West Virginia where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes is home again
after a short business trip to Salt
Lake City.