Allsop Funeral Held Sunday At Elkstone Temple
The funeral of Percy Allsop was held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock under Elkstone temple auspices. Reverend George Sloan officiated with music by the Cantional quartet and accompanist Mrs J E Damron. Norma Masterson sang two solos. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery.
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Percy Allsop
Elkstone
Temple
George 8
Sloan
Cornell
Cleaves
Walter Worner
McKenzie
J. E. Damron Ag
Norma Mastersonith
Mountainview Cemetery
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets as a top flesh producer with high vitamins. It claims 60 tablets cost 60 cents and offers a money back guarantee if five pounds aren’t gained in 30 days. Mentions Schramm Johnson company Temple and a Dance Palace night.
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Schramm
Johnson Appeares
Temple “Ey
Peck Brothers manager sees brighter livestock market this fall
R. H. Peck of Peck Brothers commission company in Ogden visits Pocatello en route to Soda Springs to arrange lamb shipments for eastern markets. He reports brighter stock conditions, expected east west buyer competition, and optimistic prices as cattle move from Ogden with harvests aiding liquidation for farmers this fall.
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R. H. Peck
Peck Brothers Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Ogden
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Peck
Commission
Intermountain West
Boise Plans New Country Club by Idaho Group
Nelson Wilber of the Idaho Country Club of Boise toured Pocatello to promote the newly organized venture. The plan calls for 200 acres two miles from Boise with an eighteen hole golf course, an architecturally notable club house, fishing and other recreation. Officers include Harry Eagleson as president, John W. Eagleson as vice president, and George F. Hughes as secretary treasurer.
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Nelson Wilber
Idaho Country Club of
Boise
Pocatello
Capitol City
Wilber
Owyhee
Harry Eagleson
John W. Eagleson
George F. Hughes
Enterprise
Visitors flock to Yellowstone as Montanans seek summer cottages
West Yellowstone, Montana, has seen a surge of visitors from Pocatello and nearby towns over the past two weeks. Families including the Cleave, Ingling, Thompson, Woffington, Turner, Neilson, Prazier, Ferris, Taylor, Bird, Onderdonk, Vickers, Bailey, Willmore, Shrader, Stoy, and Prouty have arrived to establish summer retreats or base themselves for park visits, filling the piedmont village with seasonal activity.
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Yellowstone
Montana
Weke
Pocatello
Piedaresque
North Woods
Walter Cleave
Ingling
Katheryn
H. B .Thompson
Betty
John Woffington
R. H. Turner
Fred Neilson
T. R. Prazier
Will R. Ferris
Ethel Taylor
J. K. Bird
C. B. Onderdonk
T. M. Vickers
Lucile
Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club Holds Outdoor Shoot
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club held a morning outdoor shoot at the Center street range with 50 and 100 yard targets. Earley led with 310 total and Curl posted top 50 and 100 yard scores, while Oregon Short Line entrants expect to qualify for a system shoot soon on the local range.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Center Street
Earley
Curl
Oregon Short Line
TANKS TO TAME ROUGH RIFFIANS IN MOUNTAINS
Riffian emissaries from Abd-El-Krim reach Tangier and Gibraltar as the Tetuan leader weighs negotiation with the Moroccan crisis. Intermediaries include Don Horacio Bechevarria, a ship owner, in talks between Rabat and Madrid officials.
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Tary
Abd-El-Krim
Tetuan
Gibraltar
Horacio Bchevarrieta
Tepennich
Abd-El
Auto Intoxication Said To Cause Insanity By Visitor
Mrs. Jean Comerford, a former newspaper woman and now state welfare inspector in Illinois, told a Tribune reporter auto intoxication may cause dementia praecox. She tours the west by car with her 84-year-old mother, praises Yellowstone, and plans a 40 day fast sermon as a health measure. She advocates diet regulation and starvation periods for insanity treatment.
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Praecox
Jean Comerford
State of
Illinois
Tribune
Comerford
Realtors Discuss Advertising Plans To Boost Idaho
At the Pocatello Realty board luncheon 16 members heard talks on promoting Idaho scenery and products. Topics included advertising Idaho potatoes via radio announcers and a report on Teton pass road conditions and a failed slide incident.
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Idaho
Pocatello Realty Board
Roy J. Campbell
Committee On
H. J. Pierpont
Birch Creek
E. Brady
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Park
Teton Pass
Brady
Teton’ Pass
T. H. Gathe
Pocatello Fire Department
Tatoes
Fort Hall
Utah
Furniture for sale cheap on North Garfield
A3 Furniture offers inexpensive items at 1415 North Garfield. Local listing notes affordable furniture for quick sale.
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North Garfield
Narrow Escape From 1500-Foot Cliff Near Ogden
Louis Bushnell, 28, clung to a ledge 1500 feet above the valley for 23 hours after a fall during a mountain excursion near Ogden. A police-sheriff team, working since midnight for rope access, rescued him at 10 am. Both rescuees and rescuers were near collapse. Two hikers heard his cries and alerted authorities.
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Ogden
Louis Bushnell
Bushnell
Sheesh
Club and council meetings announced for week
The Pocatello Riding club will hold a business meeting at the Bannock hotel Tuesday evening at eight. The Knights of Columbus will meet Wednesday night at 8 30 at the organization hall. A state convention communication will be read and memorial services arranged. Picnic committee will discuss plans. large attendance expected.
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Pocatello Riding Club
Bannock Hotel
Knights of Columbus
Personal notices from Bemidji and nearby visitors
Mrs M A Downs and daughter Katherine Miss Elizabeth Eberline and William A Walker all of Bemidji Idaho who visited Mrs Downs nephew George Walker left today for home via Yell Miss Pauline Squires of Salt Lake visiting two weeks with Mrs John Hend ricks Fargo apartments will return home Wednesday. Miss Margaret Holmes Idaho Falls arrives Pocatello Wednesday evening for visit. E E Ericson Elroy Wis visiting two weeks with brother E A Ericson left today. Both Ericksons are newspaper printers. Joe Davis Modern Drug Montpelier a Pocatello visitor Sunday. George Murphy Montpelier visiting daughter recovering from operation. Miss Susan Jackman en route to Boise for vacation with relatives former YWCA Boise secretary now Eldorado Colorado. Miss Marian Law Idaho Falls expected for brief visit. Mrs R Holmes Tribune returned from Portland Yellowstone trip.
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M. A. Downs
Katherine
Elizabeth Eberline
William A. Walker
Bemidji
Ida
Downs
George Walker
North
Grant Street
Yellowstone Park
Pauline Squires
Salt Lake
John Hendricks
Fargo Apartments
Margaret Holmes
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
E .E. Ericson
Elroy
Wis
E. A
Ole’’ Ericson
Ericson
Twin Falls
Preston
Susan Jackman
Boise
Miss Jackman
Eldorado
Colorado
Marian Lawin
Idaho
R. Holmes
the Tribune
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
Town Talk Recaps Yellowstone Trip And Local Visits
Miss Lael Anthony returned Sunday from West Yellowstone where she has been visiting. Miss Mildred Garvins will be her guest next week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson of Durango Colorado left West Pocatello after a week with Dr. Sherburne. Mr. Robinson is Mrs. Sherburne’s brother.
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Yellowstone
Lael Anthony
West Yellowstone
Mildred Garvins
Miss Anthony
Roy Robinson
Durango
Colorado
Dr. Sherburne
West Pocatello
Mr. Robinson
Mrs. Sherburne
Scout executive to inspect Bannock county work in Idaho
John H. Piper regional scout executive of Spokane Washington will visit Pocatello Idaho in coming weeks to review Bannock county scout council and oversee scouting work across Idaho Washington Oregon and Montana.
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John H. Piper
Spokane, Wagh
Pocatello
Bannock County
County Jail Inmates Drop to Fourteen, Four Federal
Sheriff W. H. Henderson reports fourteen prisoners are confined in the county jail, including four on federal charges. He says this is the lowest inmate count in many months.
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W. H. Henderson
Fulton to Take Vacation Trip via Salmon City and Hailey
E. G. Fulton advertising manager of The Tribune leaves by automobile for a vacation tour visiting Salmon City and the Stanley Basin country. He will return via Hailey to attend the American Legion convention opening Thursday for a three day session.
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E. G. Fulton
The
Tribune
Scout executive committee called to meeting in Chamber of Commerce
E Brady president of the Bannock county boy scout council issues a call for a meeting of the scout executive committee at 10 oclock tomorrow morning in the Chamber of Commerce offices. All council members and others interested in scout work are expected to attend to discuss routine fiscal year financing.
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E. Brady
Bannock County Boy Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Local hunters report strong northern state trip catches
Several parties of local men returned from trips into the northern part of the state. M. J. Gilmore Clifford Munn Frank Snyder and R. T. Fitzpatrick went to Mackay and returned with the limit on fish and sage chickens. Frank Houser Frank Hronek and Tom Gilmore plus two others drove to the Hailey district and came back with a good catch of chickens. C. W. Powers and Carl Riddle spent the weekend near Shoshone reporting a good field of chickens and returning with several.
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M. J. Gilmore
Clifford Munn
Frank Snyder
R. T. Fitzpatrick
Mackay
Frank Houser
Frank Hronek
Tom Gilmore
Hailey District
C. W. Powers
Carl Riddle
Shoshone
Golden Rule Company Officials Named in Idaho and California Stores
John Hood and Leo Hood, officials of the Golden Rule company, operate stores at American Falls, Oakley, Burley, Twin Falls, Logan, Soda Springs, Eureka and Pocatello with headquarters in Po...
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John Hood
Leo Hood
The
Golden Rule Company
American Falls
Oakley, Burley
Twin Falls
Logan
Soda Springs
Eureka
Calif
Pocatello
Eastern buying trip returns with fall merchandise
Eatelle returned last night from a buying trip to St. Louis Chicago New York and Boston where fall merchandise for their chain was purchased. Eastern manufacturers expect heavy fall business thanks to large crops and good prices. The Hoods were joined by Mr Elliot of the Logan store H C Van Engelen of the Burley store and W A Van Engelen of the Iwin Falls store. The party spent about a month in eastern cities.
Camp Tenddy outing shifts among local groups
YMCA girls left Camp Tenddy after a week. Campfire girls from the Christian church, 35 strong, will occupy the camp this afternoon before turning it to Blackfoot Girl Scouts after a week. Beetive girls of Pocatello, with 50 members, are set to join next. John Thompson, H L Thomas, and Al Jackson pled guilty to drinking in a public place and paid $50 fines plus costs.
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Camp Tenddy
the Christian Church
Girl Scouts of
John Thompson
H. L. Thomas
al Jackson
Dance Palace
Justice of the Peace
G. Houde
Denver triple murder shocks city on South Federal Boulevard
Witnesses describe a two gun holdup that left three dead and Carl Perry wounded as police pursue a suspected Denver killer blamed for a six month reign of attacks on couples parked at the roadside. A motorcyclist flees authorities with limited clues as a $500 reward is offered.
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Page Orc
Fankner
Carl Perry
Denver
South Federal Boulevard
Michael Heller
Pocatello Scouts to Work on Yellowstone Park Trail
Two Bannock county Ecouncil Eagle Scouts Harold Bennett and Cecil Sanders will participate in the Eagle Scout Trail project in Yellowstone Park this year. A camp for the work will run August 10 to 22 with about 25 scouts from Idaho Oregon Washington and Montana under the guidance of Percy Fraizer and others.
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Bannoe County
Eagl
Yellowstone
Park
Harold Bennett
Cecil Sanders
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Percy Frazier
Scon
Western
Explosion at tenement house in Madison Street, Brooklyn
An explosion early today in a four story tenement on Madison Street Brooklyn partially wrecked the building and forced twenty three renters from their homes. Police believe labor troubles may have caused the blast.
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New York
Madiso Street
Bro ‘Lyn
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Detroit
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Tech
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F. Molinelli
William A. Young
Albert Russell
C. E. Morrel
Allsop
Dance Palace Tonight
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Hall
Neilson
Sutherland
van Natta
Petersen
Petersen Furniture CO
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