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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1925
Page
10
About 200 people attended the first annual Pocatello Pioneers club picnic at Fairview Park on Saturday. Mayor Ross praised pioneer sacrifice while President Hopson led the program and thanked local businesses for support. many local residents listed as attendees.
Charlea Phillips, a noted poet and playwright, returns from Mexico with data for twelve articles. He contrasts Mexican conditions with Idaho, notes reliance on US imports, and warns of Bolshevik influence. He admires Poland's stability and urges U.S. awareness of Mexico's politics and resources.
H. B. Johnson of Armour and Company urged improved selling capacity as he and other officers visited Pocatello Idaho. The meeting focused on promoting eastern products in western markets and Idaho’s role in supplying Armour material, with J. F. Veale praised for managing the Pocatello plant during the two day conference.
Dr. and the superintendent of the es noe planned a sermon titled The Le ofie Home to the will be the subject of hie as it neared this morning at 10:30 in the church recreation on North Garfield Street.
Union officials propose lowering shop rents to 50 cents from 750 in six locations, signaling a shift in accessibility for general public layout and economic impact for tenants.
The log shows arrivals after No. 17 pull in with tired passengers heading to hotels. A stroller, dubbed the news hound, notes invigorating air as a son of the cast greets a porter and confirms Pocatello is the destination. The list catalogs guests at the R. H. Smith in Salt Lake City, the St. Marie in Eden, and the Yellowstone in Roberts. Many names appear from Salt Lake, Denver, Oakland, Chicago, San Francisco, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, and other cities.
President Coolidge and Secretary Wilbur approve Navy Day on October 27 to mark the birth of the American navy and Theodor Roosevelt. The Navy Department directs the event with cooperation from the American Legion and aims to display ships in many ports and hold at homes for the public.
London August 8 AP the city’s need for clubs for women extends to the worker in offices and banks. A new city center club offers meals at low cost and social space for sports and evening engagements, easing reliance on suburban homes.
Yellowstone, Wyo Aug 8. Denies unfounded claims that landslides and earthquakes cut off Jackson Hole access to Yellowstone highways. Notes Jackson Hole remains a wild forest reserve area and urges tourists to visit the region and enjoy safe inland highways and scenic features in Wyoming.
Washington reports the treasury has placed a patrol along the border from the Atlantic to the Pacific to counter smuggling and rum running. Detroit and Buffalo areas see expanded forces with 71 new patrolmen joining. Collector Ferguson may add 30 to 50 officers along the Detroit river and use cars and boats as needed.
Marty Thorpe and Chauncey Sullivan of Metro Goldwyn production left Pocatello after a brief visit, traveling from Portland to Chicago to join a film unit. They carry three camera sets and special lenses for a western production planned in Wyoming.
Lillian Harrison, Argentine swimmer, will not begin her English channel swim tonight from Boulogne due to unsettled weather. The attempt is postponed to a later night, Ray Bunday reports around 11:88 p.m. local time.
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