Bottle Batches Chicken in Glass Jug Standoff Ends
In Houston Alice the chicken remained still after a five gallon glass jug was shattered by grain dealer Clyde Roco. The Humane Society rescued her, deeming the stunt cruel. Roco faces potential cruelty charges as authorities proceed.
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Houston
Tex
Alice
Clyde Roco
Wonderland
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
G. A. Briscot
Southwestern
Chicken Feed Company
Roco
Humane Society
The
C. E. Apleby
Halsey Outlines Pocatello City Plan Focused on Industry
Candidate Hal sey emphasizes economic growth with long term industrial planning and expert traffic studies. He pledges frugal city management, permanent public works, impartial law enforcement, and a full time building inspector to manage growth in Pocatello.
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Ngbé
Expoy
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Halsey
Arco’s Desolate Yet Prosperous Outlook in Idaho Dust and Development
Arco grows despite desolation with rising liquor sales and new buildings. The town’s 700 residents, led by C. A. Bottolfsen, push improvement while geologic quirks and legends frame the landscape. New homes, a theater site, and an electrical shop begin shaping a hopeful spring. A local field day marks the end.
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Butte County
Arco
Mackay
U. S. 20
Howe
United States
Moon National
C. A. Bottolfsen
Idaho
Grand Avenue
Zeke Stewart
Railroad Ave
Police Station Auction Cleans Out Items in Pocatello
At a Saturday auction the Pocatello police station sold bicycles rifles knives and other collected items from the past two years raising several hundred dollars. Auctioneer Guy Nelson chief of detectives led bids from 10 cents to 30 dollars as about 150 interested buyers attended. Police Inspector R M Pugmire expected no sale needed for two more years while noting city growth including a new airport grading streets and an expanding electrical system.
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Pocatello
Guy Nelson
R. M. Pugmire
Nelson
Mendy
Harvey
Police Court Roundup Charges and Fines Declined
Kenneth D Archer and Edith Carron faced stop signal violations with fines of 2.50 dollars each. Ralph Coe and George W Thurston paid 2.00 five for illegal parking and stop signal breaches. Several others faced speeding license issues and peace disturbance, with bonds forfeited or dismissed. Also notes local politics and plans affecting Butte county residents near a major government project. Mayor Winfield Marvel visited Washington state to gauge a future state of affairs.
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Kenneth D. Archer
Arthur Ave
Edith Carron
E. Whitman Jr
Moreland
Thomas S. Newby
Boise
Leroy Nichols
William H. Pruette
Rt. 2Nd 1Rth
George W. Thurston
Springfield
Harold G. Fenwick
Rt. 2
North
Idaho
Butte County
Hanford
Winfield Marvel
Washington State
Beery Recalled as Giants of Early Hollywood Career
The grizzled star crashed Hollywood in 1913 and made over 250 pictures. Beery endured stampedes, explosions, saloon brawls, and mines, rivaled in longevity only by Lionel Barrymore. He denied paternity claims from Gloria Shumm while admitting his 65 age, and faced two Hollywood marriages to Glor ia Swanson and Reta Gilman. He earned an estimated 50 million for MGM, won the 1931 Oscar for The Champ, and later split time between a Utah hunting lodge and a Wyoming ranch.
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Hollywood
Gloria Shumm
Beery
Johan
MGM
Medic Group Meeting Set
The southeast Idaho district medical association will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m on Thursday April 21 at the Bannock hotel Dr A M Popman Boise secretary of the Idaho state medical society is slated as principal speaker according to Dr W R Hearne secretary treasurer of the southeast Idaho unit
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Southeast Idaho District Medical Association
Bannock Hotel
A. M. Popman Boise
Idaho State Medical Society
W. R. Hearne
Southeast Idaho
Strike Ends for Railway Express Clerks in New York
Railway Express workers vote to end a five week strike with 3,200 AFL clerks returning to work at 12:01 a.m. Monday. About 10,000 workers were involved nationwide, and shipments to New York city were sharply curtailed as mediation pursues a resolution.
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New York
Railway Express
New Yorkity
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
AFL
Funeral services for Irvin Capell to be held Monday
Funeral services for Irvin F. Capell 21 who died Thursday from injuries in a motorcycle bus collision will be held at 3 30 p m Monday from the Third Ward chapel with Bishop Emerson Myer of the Ninth ward officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery under direction of Arthur W Hall mortuary.
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Irvin F. Capell
Third Ward
Emerson Myer
Ninth Ward
Mountainview
Arthur W. Hall
Julia Marie Haynes Mecham Funeral Services
Funeral services were held Saturday in the Grace Second ward chapel for Julia Marie Haynes Mecham who died Tuesday at the family home after an extended illness. The Lago bishopric conducted the rites and burial followed in Lago cemetery by Webb Mortuary of Preston.
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Lago
Grace Second Ward
Julia Marie Haynes Mecham
Webb Mortuary
Preston
Controlling Tent Caterpillars With Pruning and Treating
Wintering eggs on small branches are cut away and destroyed to curb tent caterpillars. After hatching into moths, sprays of lead arsenate or DDT should be used.
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Babee-Tenda
Baby
Charles S. Smith
Bonneville
Otney
Wyz-Way
Lionel Barrymore
Chief Theater
Ingrid Bergman
Maid of Orleans
England
Joan of Arc
Victor Fleming
Technicolor
Joan
Walter Wanger
Sierra Pictures
Julia Marie “Haynes
Mecham
Henriksen
Western Equipment Company
LAI” Industrial Tractor
Speedhaul
Bois
Spokane
Idaho Falls
Fairview
Wash
Olive
Idaho’ Falls
Lewisville
Lhve
P. O. Box
Pocatello, Idaho
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