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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1949

Page

3

Dad Moore Returns to Pocatello with Buck the Pinto

Arizona businessman and wild horse dealer known as Dad Moore, 81, tours the West with his 16 year old Cadillac and bucking horse Buck. The act features the mounted horse, a signed post display, and Moore’s travel antics as he photographs fans with Old Foolproof the camera. Buck has a rugged reputation and the team call Pocatello, Idaho home for a return engagement.

Steve Lamoreux Dad” Moore U.S. 91 Pocatello Radeo Moore Bill Fintress Snake River Fintress Arizona

Army Recruiter Wins Two Day Honeymoon Prize

Capt James D Hunsaker of the Pocatello station announced two Twin Falls Army recruits won June prizes for securing the most enlistments in Southern Idaho. Sgt and Mrs Ernest A Rees received the all-expense two day stay at the Hotel Whitman. Cpl William A Forrester earned the merchandise award from Stacey Smith of the Pocatello Army Store. The Twin Falls winners will travel to Pocatello Saturday to collect their prizes.

Twin Falls Paounouue Ueeq aeAeysia Pocatello Idaho James D. Hunsaker Pocatello Station Whitman Ernest A. Rees Stacey Smith Pocatello Army Cpl

Birds Outpace Cars in Wildlife Speed Study

The Missouri conservation commission found game birds fly at speeds comparable to or exceeding modern cars. Doves average 40 mph, quail 50 mph, geese 45 mph, teal 79 mph, canvasback 72 mph. Authorities could not gauge speeds when frightened. The spokesman said such flight speeds are safer than ground travel.

Jefferson City Mar Missouri Conservation Commission Commission

Uncle Sam Pride in Revenue Sparks Patent Trade Guarded

A compact editorial notes Uncle Sam boasts of his earnings and warns against competing with him, framing fiscal power as a national safeguard and warning against rivals in a stern, period voice.

Reed Instrument Horizonta 1 Depicted Musical Item

Puzzle lists numbered clues with musical terms and symbols. Readings include instrument, letters and chemistry symbols. The page mixes wordplay elements, abbreviations, and chemistry hints across vertical and horizontal directions.

Navy tests new musical note method for hearing

The Navy, led by John C. Webster at the Naval Electronics Laboratory in San Diego, trials a pulsating musical note test to quickly assess hearing across five frequencies. Mass testing could enable screening of up to 300 people and may be extended to schoolchildren if successful.

Chicago Navy John C. Webster Naval Electronics Laboratory San Diego Cal

Eastern Idaho model plane contest offers 44 trophies

Youths in Eastern Idaho prepare for the state model plane contest set for July 30 and 31 near Boise. Forty four trophies will be awarded including special sweepstakes. Top two contestants earn trips to Detroit for the national meet in August. Awards include a $300 Idaho college scholarship for ages 14 to 18.

Idaho Ore Detroit Plymouth Dealers R. L. Fry Pocatello W. H. Clifford Idaho Falls J.T. Mollerup Caldwell C. D. Ewing Boise

Irish Hold Edge Over NYU In Historic Rivalry

Notre Dame leads New York University in their 16 game series since 1934 by thirteen to three, maintaining the Irish advantage in this traditional basketball rivalry.

New York Notre Dame New York University

Waiting for a Bus Ends in Grocery Door Arrest

Fort Worth police say two men were arrested after leaning on doors of a grocery while waiting for a bus to Dallas. One stood at the front entrance, the other at the rear, prompting the arrest.

Fort Worth Tex Dallas

Get Your Eyes Right and Your Glasses Right

Eyewear tips emphasize proper vision care and choosing suitable glasses. Experts advise regular eye exams, frame fit, lens type, and shading for outdoor use to improve clarity and comfort. Regular screenings help detect issues early and maintain long term eye health.

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