Billy Sunday to Speak Friday at Ellison-White Chautauqua
The Ellison-White Chautauqua announces more entertainment and adds evangelist Billy Sunday to the Friday program. He will deliver an evening talk after touring the coast, with tickets selling at a faster rate than previous years.
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Willian A
Billy
Jev Tiffany
Chautauqua
Sunday
Portland
Seattle
Baker
Oregon
Albany
Tiffany
Pocatello
Life Saving Class Opens Next Week at Local YMCA
The YMCA offers a standard life saving course starting Tuesday August 11 at 7 pm and running twice weekly for at least five weeks. Fees vary by member status with discounts for YMC A and YWCA members. non members pay higher rates. Enrollments close next Saturday. prospective pupils should interview with the physical director before registering.
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Livaiend
Poremaly
Red Cross
Y. M
O, & L. Athletic Club
Pocatello
Bannock
I C C F announces cooked food sale Saturday
The sovereign committee of the I C C F will a cooked food sale Saturday. The place of the sale will announced later. The purpose of sale is to raise funds to place a t the convention parade next Mrs. D. E. Fitch of Burt Iowa was given a contract to paint all the gouol houses in her township and she did the most of the work herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Committee of the
D. E. Fitch
Burt
Iowa
Well Known Writers Visit Pocatello
Charles Phillips of Washington D C and John M Neitzel of Boise arrived Monday night and will stay a couple days at the John Hood home on South Seventh avenue. Phillips has written for many magazines and authored The New Poland and The School Year. He edited The Monitor in San Francisco for eight years and taught at Notre Dame. During the war he was a Red Cross major and served on the Polish front for three years. Neitzel, a Notre Dame graduate, has spent seven weeks with Phillips touring fourteen Mexican states and they are now headed to Boise.
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Charles Phillips
Washington, D. C
John M. Neitzel
Boise
John Hood
South Seventh Avenue
Mr. Phillips
the Monitor
San Francisco
Phillips
Notre Dame University
Red Cross
Neitzel
Otre Dame
Mexico
Kiwanis Regular Weekly Meeting at Hotel Bannock
The Kiwanis club held its regular weekly luncheon at noon at Hotel Bannock with President Jean Biatline presiding. Gaylord Sanford led community singing including Idaho. Reverend George Sloan praised the chautauqua's value and urged support. Harry Wilson spoke of a strong fall business outlook after his east trip. J W McCoy of W W Wholesale San Francisco was the only visitor.
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Kiwanis Club
Bannock
Jean Biatline
Gaylord Sanford
Idaho
Sanford
George #. Sloan
California
Harry Wilson
East
J. W. McCoy
W. W. ©. Wholesale Company
San Francisco
Three Utahmen fined for hunting without Idaho license
Three Utah men were picked up near Pebble by Deputy Game Warden Will Hares while hunting grouse. One named W. O. Fiunan faced Justice Willard Parrish at Lava Hot Springs, receiving twelve days in Bannock county jail after a $25 fine was deemed too severe and costs waived.
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Utah
Pebble
Will Hares
W. O. Fiunan
Idaho
Willard Parrish
Lava Hot Springs
Fiunan
Parrish
Bannock
Three Changes in Open Regulations in State Sees Revisions
State ees department chief clerk Walter Ife notes three changes to open seasons not observed where published. Fall River and Cassia close on grouse, Clearwater shortens pheasant season. No other changes were made and first cards should be destroyed to avoid using outdated notices.
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Stateees Department
Walter Ife
The
Tribune
Win Falls
Cassia
Clearwater
Fiist
Personal notices of travel and visits in Idaho region
Mrs. Gumport wife of Conductor Isaac Gumport 923 East Lander and family left yesterday for Kansas City for a visit. Miss B Mildred Williams formerly at First National bank Blackfoot passed through Pocatello en route to Seattle where she will make her home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Warrum of Salt Lake visiting in the city. Warrum son of the former bmaster of the Utah capital is widely known in this region. Pauline Squires of Salt Lake visiting with sister Mrs Joan Hendricks left last night by motor car for home. Raymond Shrader left today for a brief business trip to Twin Falls.
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Gumport
Isaac Gumport
East Lander
Kansas City
B. Mildred Williams
First National Bank
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Seattle
Andrew Warrum
Salt Lake
Warrum
Utah
Pauline Squires
Salt Lake i
Joan Hendricks
Raymond Shrader
Twin Falls
Idaho State Journal boosts capital stock to 50000 dollars
The Idaho State Journal of Pocatello increased its capital stock from 40000 to 50000 dollars per an amendment filed with the secretary of state in Boise. The Northwestern Dock and Elevator company also filed a certificate changing its designated agent from E P McAxe y of Worley Ida to P J Tyron of Pocatello.
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Idaho State Journal of Pocatello
Secretary of State
Boise
Northwestern Dock and Elevator Company of
E. P. McAxey
Worley, Ida
Pocatello
P. J. Tyron
Chautauqua Committee to Hold Evening Meeting
The Chau tauqua committee will meet this evening at 8 o clock at Y Ma to discuss the final ticket drive. This will be the last meeting before the engagement opens.
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Chautauqua Committee
Action and of it quickte NUGGR headaches and Halliwell Drug
Fragmentary text mentions NUGGR action and headaches with Halliwell Drug and Saar histones pharmacy and a Pratt employed. Details unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Dance at Tyhee Friday Night Public Invited
Townsfolk hear a Tyhee basebell club dance Friday evening with good music provided. A display of fossil fish specimens by A J Cibulka the tailor features fossils found near Kemmerer Wyoming. Local colored girls baseball team defeated a team of colored boys 11 to 8 yesterday afternoon.
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Tyhee
Basebel
A. J Cibulka
Kemmerer
Wyo
Poca Tello Trap Club Secretary Returns From Wyoming Vacation
A. Therriault secretary of the Poca Tello Trap Club returns from a Wyoming vacation. He reports enjoying the trip and says the chicken hunting was above the standard.
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A. Therriault
Pocatello Trap Club
Wyoming
Pocatello Gas Manager Returns From Blaine County Shoot
L H Stratford manager for the Pocatello Gas company and a party came home from a day’s shoot in the lower Blaine county area. They encountered a few birds and secured a sufficient number despite a dry day.
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L. H. Stratford
Pocatello Gas Company
Blaine County
Short Line Announces Special Fare for Salt Lake City Round-Up
Ticket agent J C Hanson announces the Short Line grants a fare and a half for round trips to Salt Lake City for the round-up August 19 to 22. Tickets on sale today with a return limit to August 24.
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J. C. Hanson
Salt Lake City
Rooster Club Dinner Meeting Speaker at YMCA
According to the Roosters Roster a meeting of the Rooster club will be held at dinner Thursday in the see room adjoining the Y grill Mr. Riggs of the Short Line will speak on the western industrial conference recently held at Estes Park Colo
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Roosters
Rooster Club
Y. M
Y Grill
Riggs
Estes Park
Colo
Local Resident Bill Gianetas Dies at City Hospital
Bill Gianetas died this morning at a local hospital. He was a resident of eee and had ties to the Short Line. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Greek Church, with Lechner and Hall in charge of arrangements. Interment is planned at Mountainview.
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Bill Gianetas
Eee
Eye
Greek Church
Lehner and Hall
Mountainview
Local club hosts tennis tourney opener this evening
The first game starts at 6 p.m. at the Garfield and Lewis courts. Holmes and Sanford face Goranson and Hill in a three set doubles series as the weeklong event proceeds. The public is urged to attend for fast play and quality tennis.
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Garfield
Lewis
Holmes
Sanford
Goranson
Hill
Judge Merrell Defends Record Amid Vacation Report
Judge Robert Merrell of the district court stated he has never taken a vacation since taking the bench. He addressed a Tribune report noting he was temporarily off the bench while Judge O R Baum sits in Paris on pending cases.
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Robert Merrell
District Court
Terrell
O. RB. Baum
Paris
Tribune
Delegates Leave for State Legion Convention in Hailey
Delegates from Pocatello prepare to travel to Hailey for a three day American Legion state convention session starting Thursday. The local caravan plans to enter the meeting as a unit and support E J Therkildsen for state commander, though the delegation remains uninstructed except for that backing. Lewiston is tentatively named as 1926 convention host.
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Pocatello
the American Legion
Ailey
R. F. Hamilton
E.J. Therkildsen
Therkildsen
Hailey
Lewiston
Pioneer club elects W. 8. Hopson as president
The Pioneer club in Pocatello announces the election of W.8. Hopson as president and calls for members with thirty years residence in Pocatello or nearby to join. Hopson pledges to attend to club matters and urges cooperation to make the year highly successful. Secretary L. D. Brown invites inquiries to join.
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Pioneer Club
W. 8. Hopson
The
Tribune Today
Pocatello
L. D. Brown
Brown
Hopson
Rhodes Praised As Pioneer Of Western YMCA Work
In the August Association Men, Fairfax Downe profiles Ivan B. Rhodes, executive secretary in charge of the field section of the YMCA national council. Rhodes, known in Pocatello, helped expand YMCA work across Idaho, Oregon, and the West, and led early efforts to establish associations in the region.
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Rhodes
Association Men
Fairfax Downe
New West
Ivan B. Rhodes
National Council of the
Pocatello
Idaho
Oregon
West
Daieale
Speabeck
Ohio
Theatrical Interest Seeks Rewrite of Plays
A large theater group aims to alter and rewrite plays to better suit public tastes. The effort focuses on modifying controversial passages and updating staging to attract wider audiences. Directors and writers discuss timeline, approvals, and potential showcases for revised works.
Postal Office Change in Pocatello Named Ogden Leader
W A Turner longtime head of the Postal telegraph office in Pocatello leaves for Ogden Utah to take charge of that office. He notes the move comes as a promotion after lifting Pocatello from a class A to a class B office and improving service and efficiency.
Wheat Production Across 17 Nations Rises
The Department of Agriculture estimates 2.11 billion bushels of wheat from seventeen major grain producers, up from 2.065 billion last year. Hungary Bulgaria and Romania show a 42 percent rise with Romania possibly exporting 25 million bushels. Hungary 10 million bushels exportable. Austria and Jugoslovia indicate higher yields but Austria may need imports.
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Washington
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumania
Austria
Jugo-Slavia
Romania
Jugoslavia
Postal rate rise hurts business across the nation
New York August 4 AP reports postal increases strike at commerce and may push firms to use alternatives. H C Freeman vice president of National Cloak and Suit Co. says a two cent rise adds about 12 percent to postage and drags his sales five to ten percent. John Sullivan of Greensboro urges restoring one cent per ounce on samples as current one and half cent rate shifts distribution to salesmen.
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New York
Congress
H. Co. Freeman
National Cloak and Suit Company of
John Sullivan
Greensboro
N. C
Missionaries Seized In Hangchow Hospital Raid
A Ningpo report says a Chinese mob stormed the Hangchow hospital of the Church Missionary Society, seized two male nurses, and rough handled them before police rescued them. Police promise future protection for the hospital.
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Peking
Ningpo
Church Missionary Society
Hangchow
Cheklang Province
Church of
Jardine Hospitalized for Stomach Ailment
Secretary Jardine entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for treatment of a stomach disorder. His condition was described as not serious. He has suffered from the ailment for years and it was aggravated by his recent long western tour before his trip to Wisconsin for a rest.
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Jardine
Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Wisconsin
Tanks upset Riff morale in Fez area
French columns with tanks attacked Riffians in the Asejen range driving them from fortifications and leaving sixty dead. Giraud was wounded and is in Taza hospital. Abd-el-Krim vows to arm the Riffs. German pilot may lead Riffian air forces.
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Fez
French Morocco
Asejen
Ouezzan
Giraud
Taza
Abd-el-Krim
Armes
Back to Fundamentals Says Beauty Expert
Chicago August 4. A beauty expert convention urges clean skin and proper makeup use. Soap and water remove cosmetics while avoiding pore clogging, with emphasis on soft oils and gentle cleansers and the rise of the Va Por Marcel permanent wave. Bobbed hair and slim appearance are predicted to grow in popularity.
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Chicago
Marcel
Question of Clothes at Pocatello Bathing Hole
A Blackfoot Republican column recalls boys swimming in a canal at Fifteenth Street Pocatello and a police warning sparked by a neighbor's shock. The piece notes differing views on modesty and law full of wry social commentary about rules and joy being spoiled. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Pocatello
Fifteenth Street
Haad
Blackfoot
Figures Action On Plan Should Be Voluntary
Secretary Andrews of the treasury leads the campaign against prohibition violators while President Coolidge supports giving him freedom to adjust personnel and policy. He notes improving U S relations with Mexico after discussions with Ambassador Sheffield and state department reports.
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Andrews
The
Treasury
Coolidge
Mexico
United States
State Department
Sheffield
Mexico City
Robbers Escape With $70,000 Diamonds From Pawn Shop
Four robbers held up the East Side pawn shop of Patrick Clancy binding two clerks. They escaped with diamonds valued at about $70,000. Police investigations and efforts to identify suspects continue.
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New York
East Side
Patrick Clancy
Arctic expedition planes assembled in Greenland
Three navy aircraft for the MacMillan Arctic expedition are assembled at Utair Greenland. A test flight of one aircraft lasted thirty minutes last night signaling progress toward the polar expedition schedule.
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Washington
Utair Greenland
Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets advertised
An advertisement touts Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets as addressing coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and bad blood by removing poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels with a guaranteed result. It credits Halliwell Drug Company and Whittlesey Pharmacy as distributors.
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Nature
Hollister
Halliwell Drug Company
Whittlesey Pharmacy
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J. L. Frost
Kiwanis
Mi Aly
Pratt
W. A. Turner
M. D. Robinson
Postal
Ogden
Mr. Turner
North Main
North Arthur
Turner
Bakersfield
Orkeley
Califf
Usgh
France
Ae Robinson
RIFF
Shay
North Twelfth
Victory Park
Robber Jewelry Store
Golden Rule
Petersen’s
Nemsher
SES LT Hd
Alree
Ars
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