Seed Experts to Visit City on Intermountain Tour
The Federated Seed Service Survey party travels through Utah with a stop in Pocatello. Noted seed specialists from Indiana Michigan Ohio and Maryland join tours of American Falls Aberdeen and Blackfoot with dinners and a Monday reception at Bannock hotel. Reservations for the Pocatello dinner are due by Monday noon.
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Federated Seed Service Survey Party
Utah
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Middle West
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
L. F. Shuttleworth
Indiana Farmsureau Purchasing Department
Federated Seed Service of
Indianapolis
C. F. Barnum
Lansing
Mich
J. F. Cox
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
C. R. Rage
Robert Shaw
R. 8. Shaw
Michigan Experiment Station
H.C. Rather
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
G. C. Edler
U. S. Department of Markets
Washington, D. C
O. E. Bradfute
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Otis
Bankers’ Agricultural Commission
Edwy B. Reid
Professor Durst
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
J. W. Nicholson
Safeseed, Incorporated
William Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
J. N. Rosenberger
Pennsylvania Farmers Cooperative Federation
Philadelphia
E. P. Taylor
H. W. Hurlburt
University of Idaho
C. B. Ahlson
Boise
E. P. Cahill
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
FP. W. Brown
C. Ben Ross
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Notes
A county clerk issued a marriage license to Arthur Peterson and Minnie M Raffety of Pocatello. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a tea Friday in church parlors with hosts Mrs Rusk Mrs Criswell and Mrs Walters. George Glin was convicted in justice court for liquor possession, fined 200 dollars, sentenced to 30 days, and sent to county jail. The Tribune corrects confusion about I R Ball listed for speeding. it is Howard Ball. Mr and Mrs P Barber returned from a Salmon River motor trip noting excellent fishing and good roads on the ten day excursion.
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Arthur Peterson
Pocatello
Minnie M. Raffety
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
George Glin
P. Barber
Butterfield Boys Charged With Malicious Hay Stack Fire
In a complaint before Judge Hyde Ernest and Ensign Butterfield of Chesterfield are charged with malicious burning of property for allegedly firing a hay stack weighing 125 tons. Motive not disclosed. Complaint signed by hay owner Ernest Madisen.
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Hyde
Ernest
Ensign Butterfield
Chesterfield
Ernest Madisen
Pay distribution for 200th infantry at Idaho armory
Lieut. W L Roche paymaster announced that tonight between 7 and 9 oclock headquarters company 200th infantry Idaho National Guard will receive their pay at the armory. Forty one officers and men are to be paid with a total of about 1100.
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200Th Infantry
Idaho National Guar
W. L. Roche
Hay Stacks Burned Near Bancroft Suspects Held
Ernest Butterfield 22 and Joseph Butterfield 23 of Bancroft were held on a charge of burning five stacks of hay on a Bancroft area farm yesterday. Chief Deputy Sheriff Alma Marley and Deputy Roe White investigated and transported the youths to the city. Farmers’ names were not released.
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Ernest
Joseph E. Butterfield
Bancroft
Alma Marley
Roe White
White
Neary couple back in Pocatello after veterinary convention
Dr and Mrs Neary return to Pocatello from Portland where the National Veterinarians association met. About four hundred members attended from all parts of the country and a fine session was held. Dr Neary will reside in Pocatello and work with the bureau of animal industry.
Assessed stiff fine for liquor possession case
George Glenn was arrested by Deputy Alma Marley on a liquor possession charge and pled guilty before Justice E. G. Houde. He was ordered held on a $500 bond, committed to the county jail in absense, and faces a $200 fine plus costs and a 30 day sentence. Glenn said he kept the liquor for a friend.
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George Glenn
North Twelfth
Alma Marley
Justice of the Peace
Houde
Glenn
Costa
County Jail Terms for Unpaid Fine Set at Two Dollars Daily
The notice states that days in the county jail and the fine payment are tied, with the fine to be served at a rate of two dollars per day if not paid, outlining enforcement action for nonpayment.
Harford Vance Held in County Jail for Forgery
Harold Vance about 27 was held in the county jail on a forgery charge. He allegedly passed a forged check for a small amount at a local cafe and was arrested last night on the cafe’s complaint.
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Harold Vance
Vance
University of Idaho leaders promote Idaho club programs
George L. Morrison head of the Boys and Girls club extension division visited the city after touring Oneida and Franklin counties with county agents. J E Nordey professor of animal husbandry accompanied him to demonstrate fitting judging and selecting livestock for exhibits at the Eastern Idaho fair in Blackfoot in September.
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George L. Morrison
University of Idaho
Oneida
Franklin
J. E. Nordey
University
Judge Baum to Return After Bank Case Hearings
Judge O R Baum of the district court and his wife expect to return tomorrow from Paris Idaho where he has been presiding over 23 docketed cases including a bank failure at Montpelier. He plans to clear the slate upon his return with two cases set for hearing.
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O. R. Baum
District Court
Paris
Idaho
Montpelier
Baum
Young Brothers win suit on most land claims near Roy Idaho
Judge Robert M Terrell grants in district court partial victory to W F and James R Young against O W Pollard over 370 acres near Roy Idaho. The 160 acre tract is excluded for lack of lease. land valued at about 15000 dollars is claimed as Youngs property due to security arrangement without a deed.
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Robert M. Terrell
O W. F
James R. Young
O. W. Pollard
Roy
Idaho
Young Brothers
Pollard
Young
Pennsylvania License Car En Route With Family in Luxurious Vehicle
A large Pennsylvania licensed motor car passed through Pocatello carrying a family and a full apartment like interior. The vehicle includes lounge beds closet chairs wash bowl mirrors electric lights and extensive dashboard instruments. It travels to the park then to the coast for a round trip with five occupants aboard.
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Pennsylvania
Pocatello
Personal visit notes and church meeting in Pocatello
Mrs. Mabel L. Curnow Idaho Falls correspondent for the Pocatello Tribune visited the city Wednesday and returned home last evening. Dr. F. Rork left for Junaita Springs Colorado with his son Charles for about ten days of business and pleasure. The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet at the church parlors Friday afternoon.
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Mabel L. Curnow
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Rest Room Approved for Nampa City Police Court Basement
City council on Monday evening approved a rest room for country neighbors in Nampa. Mayor George Meffan proposed converting the police court basement into the facility at an estimated cost of about $650 and ordered construction to begin immediately.
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Nampa
George Meffan
Ten Teams Enter Tennis Contest
The Pocatello Tennis Club hosts a Round Robin tournament with ten teams led by unbeaten Head Carrothers and Jones Cleave. Matches run 4:30 and 6:00 p.m. daily. today’s games include Jones Cleaveva and Hill Goranson. Ferguson-Lawrence face Holmes-Sanford. Yesterday Ferguson-Lawrence lost to Hill-Goranson 6 8 4 6.
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Pocatello Tennis Club
Head and Carrothers
Jones and
Cleave
Head Carrothers
Sandford-Holmes
Hill Goranson
Ferguson-Lawrence
Cleare-Jones
Lift
Hassian
Penfield-Quinn
Liteh-Sobesta
Cannon-Fever
Moody-Conan
Oath
Jones
Cleaveva
Hill
Goranson
Quinn
Penfield
Holmes
Sanford
Ferguson
Lawrence
Roosters Club Plans Dinner and New Members
The Roosters club at the Y and the Coop meet tonight in the grill annex with Wiggs to speak. R C Gidney says new members will be admitted with feathered head-dress insignia and the group aims to foster better relations and speakers for guidance. Riggs will discuss Estes Park Y M C A industrial conference and Rocky Mountain industry representation. The Y Roosters Gazette notes 72 men rooming in the building and July room-budgets beating expectations after a poor 1924 July.
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R. R. City
Y. M. GC
A. Roosters Club
Y. Grill
Crowers Committee
R. C. Gidney
High Cockerlorem
Gidney
Riggs
Estes Park Y. M. C. A
Rocky Mountain
Y Roosters Cackel
The
Roosters Cheb
Daisy Belle Beauty Shop Offers Haircut Services
A staffed beauty and culture team operates at Daisy Belle Beauty Shop with expert barber services. Ladies haircuts listed at 75 cents and children's cuts at 50 cents, providing barber shop convenience with beauty parlor care.
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Daisy Belle Beauty Shop
Pioneer Club to Hold Joint Picnic With Fair View Club
Pioneer Club members plan a Saturday picnic with Sister club Fair View from 2 to 7 PM. Car owners will meet the bus at Alameda to transport the ladies to the park. W.8. Hopson presides, L. D. Brown secretary.
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Pioneer Club
Pocatello
Screen “The Early Bird” at the Capitol
Johnny Hines stars in a fast paced photoplay at the Capitol theatre. The film delivers humor thrills and a lively finish with a focus on entertainment and public amusement.
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the Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Johnny Hines
Johnny
Harry Bird
Milk
Silent Sanderson at the Strand features Harry Carey
The Strand shows Harry Carey in Silent Sanderson this week. A Western tale of the Yukon offers merciless hardship and a tender love story, complemented by a new Our Gang comedy Sun Down Ltd. in the program.
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Harry Carey
The
Strand
Yukon
Strand Theatre
Our Gang
Sundown Ltd
Kiss in the Dark Opens Four Days at Orpheum Theatre
Paramount picture stars Adolphe Menjou Lillian Rich and Aileen Pringle in Kiss in the Dark. The comedy shows a string of funny incidents as Menjou resolves the chaos to everyone's satisfaction. Also playing are Harry Langdon in His Marriage Wow and Pathe News with American Falls Dam Celebration footage.
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Paramount
Adolphe Menjou
Lillian Rich
Aileen Pringle
Orpheum Theatre
Menjou Gary
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
American Falls
The Show Off Comic Role in a Philadelphia Tale
The piece follows Aubrey Piper a loud flashy con man in a Philadelphia flavored comedy. He parades as a man of affairs wearing loud clothes and pearl gray spats while his wife sees him as upright and fine.
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Philadelphia
Aubrey Piper
Aubrey
Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets Advise Quick Action
An advertisement urges quick relief from headaches and constipation with Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets. The promotion lists Halliwell Drug Company and Whittlesey's Pharmacy as participating outlets.
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Hollister
Halliwell Drug Company
Whittlesey's Pharmacy
Show Off Teaches Marriage Lessons Despite Foolish Interference
The Show Off treats his wife with care, hands her weekly pay unopened, consoles her in tears, and remains loyal. He inadvertently pays a price for meddling in others’ affairs, leaving Aubrey Piper remarking he is dumb as a fox.
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Aubrey Piper
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Billy
Gudmondson
Roosters Club
W. 8. Hopson
D. Brown
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Alton
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Mack's Inn Among the Pines
Salt Lake City
Deadwood Coach
Temple Pharmacy
New York
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Hobart Cavanaugh
Beatrice Maude
Maude Franklin
Neil McFee
Jack Gilchrist
W. F. Granger
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