Over the Top Drives Reported From YWCA Campaign
The Over the Top list for the YWCA drive names participating firms and individuals including United Grocery Y M A of Pr Barber Trist Auto Atkins Florist Tribune Publishing Co Yellowstone Fruit C A Howard Grocery Mrs Anna McVay Henry P Dick McCarty Hide Jones Dry Goods City Meat Market Smyth Jewelry Dr F Blal emore Northwestern Auto Supply W W C Wholesale Inter Mountain Grocery N R Eastman First National Bank Savings Bank Tos gery McDonald lawyers Bork's Book Store Terrill Shoe Store Mrs Cooks Kodak Store Dr Parker Stockgrowers Bank Thomas McCoy H P Thompson Fauteck Ferris and others.
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Y. W
United Grocery
PR. Barber
Trist Auto Company
Atkins, Florist
Tribune Publishing Co
Yellowstone Fruit Company
C. A. Howard Grotery
Anna McVay
Henry P. Dick
Junk
McCarty Hide Company
Jones Dry Goods
City Meat Market
Smyth Jewelry
Dr. F. Blalemore
Northwestern Auto Supply
W W. C. Wholesale
Inter-Mountain Groecery Company
N. R. Eastman
First National Bank
Savings Bank
Tosgery, McDonald, Lawyers
Bork's Book Store
Terrill Shoe
Mrs. Cook
Kodak
Dr. Parker
Stockgrowers’ Bank
Thomas McCoy
H. P. Thompson
Fauteck & Ferris
Chamber of Commerce regular meeting tonight
A regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight in the Franklin building rooms. A large attendance is desired as ee iin matters will be considered. F Chase secretary manager United Americans estate of Idaho will address members on the ideals and work of the organization.
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Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Building
F. Chase
United Americans
Estate of Idaho
Mrs Olsen’s Swedish Danish Norse books headed to library
Mrs Carlotta Y Olsen died in Pasadena California leaving a collection of Swedish Danish and Norwegian books to form a nucleus for a Scandinavian literature department at the Philadelphia Free Library.
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Carlotta Y. Olsen
Pasadena
Cal
Relt
Philadelphia Free Library
First Banquet Brightens Knights and Ladies Lodge
The Seven Gates Knights and Ladies of Security held its third meeting and first banquet at the K C hall. District Manager E Wilson organized the lodge which now has over 400 members. 100 joined last night and 300 attended the chicken supper. Mrs W W Willard chaired the banquet committee with several members. Jeanette Wilson sang before the meal, Hunt Jazz Orchestra provided music for dancing, and Walter Holmes received a large cake donated by Janette Wilson.
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Lodge of the Seven Gates Ways of the Knights and Ladies of Security
K. C. Hall
E. Wilson
W. W. Willard
R. Holmes
Buzz
Bert Chapman
W. K. Jeffries
May Norby
Bell
Sadie Smith
John Grang
George Shurtliff
Jeanette Wilson
Hunt ‘Azz
Janette Wilson
Walter Holmes
Former Empress Auguste Victoria Near Death
Berlin April 13 The Deutsche Tages Zeitung reports a reliable source says former Empress Auguste Victoria is in grave condition and death may be announced at any moment.
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Berlin
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Auguste Victoria
District Session Rebekah Lodges Meet Wednesday
A district convention of Rebekah lodges in district No 2 including American Falls Malad Aberdeen and Pocatello will be held Wednesday morning in Woodmen hall. A noon lunch for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, a school of instruction in the afternoon by Bertha Browlby, an auto ride, dinner at Bannock grill for table reservations, and a joint evening meeting at the Odd Fellows hall with grand lodge officers followed by a short program.
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Rebekah
American Falls
Malad
Aberdeen
Pocatello
Woodmen Hall
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Bertha #. Browlby
Rebekah State Assembly
Bannock Grill
A. L. Holland
Odd Fellows Hall
Grand Lodge
Possible Reading girl found as future grand opera star
A Reading mill girl Miss Anicka Nemeth aged 19 of Slovak parentage shows a fine voice. Her talent is nurtured through the philanthropy of a Philadelphia woman supporting vocal training.
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Reading
Anicka Nemeth
Philadelphia
Aquinas Cagers Fall to Fairview in Utah Clash
Aquinas club basketball team lost 67 to 47 at Fairview Utah against Fairview High School. A Minor scored 30 field goals for the winners while Jackson led Aquinas with 37 points on 12 field goals and 13 fouls. referee H M Terry of Fairview officiated.
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Aquinas
Fairview
Utah
Pocatello Boys
Jackson
Rickard
Fairview F. G
T. P
A. Madison
A. Minor
Foes
G. Murdock
Aquinas F. G
Socialist Blowout Called Off in Washington Demonstration
Chicago April 23 AP the socialist party cancelled the planned supe spectacular and dignified demonstration for Debs release in Washington due to lack of time to prepare. Debs will again be candidate for president on the socialist ticket this fall.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Washington
D. C
Eugene Debs
Debs
Efficient Hair Care Tips From Early Beauty Guides
Microscopic remination stresses careful washing every two weeks with warm to cool rinses. Rub scalp with dust removers, then rinse and dry using towels and sun if possible. Massage scalp ten minutes daily to improve circulation and vitality, then brush and vary styling to avoid heaviness on the crown.
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Lucrezia Bors
General strike shuts Dublin as hunger strike grips Ireland
A general strike began in Ireland on April 18 in protest of the treatment of political prisoners at Count Joy Jail Dublin. Shops, pubs, restaurants closed. tram and train service limited. Punchestown races postponed. strike widespread in Dublin and the west and south.
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London
Ireland
Count Joy
Dublin
Great Northern Ireland Railway
Punchestown
Belefast
North of Ireland
West
South of Ireland
Gulf Pipe raises price on coastal crude to three dollars
Houston April 13 Gulf Pipe Co announced a 50 cents per barrel rise on coastal crude effective today pushing the price to $3. Other coastal field producers are expected to match the increase. Premiums above the posted $2.50 had been paid by buyers for several days.
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Houston
Gulf Pipe Company
Paid Subscriptions Urged As Tribune Faces Higher Costs
In a reader notice The Daily Tribune appeals to subscribers to renew before expiration and switch to six months or more in advance to lock in sixty cents per month. It cites wartime government policy and print shortages and warns of possible discontinuation or price hikes without cooperation.
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Daily Tribune
Idaho
Tribune
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Union Allis
Ai Lorei
Luna
Oddie Ee
Chesterfeld
Rebekah Lodges
Basketeers
Union Mare
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