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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1925

Page

6

Seed Tour Plans for Idaho Seed Service Party at Pocatello Banquet

Local chamber of commerce banquet honors visiting Federated Seed Service members. C. F. Bradfute and L. F. Shuttleworth headline talks on seed quality and distribution. Delegates tour Twin Falls Rogerson Hollister districts and Yellowstone Park then visit American Falls Aberdeen Blackfoot and other seed regions.

Chamber of Commerce Federated Seed Service Party Bannock Hotel C. F. Bradfure American Farm Bureau Federation President Coolidge Ohio Bradfute Cleveland Chicago National Farm Bureau Association Minent L. F. Shuttleworth Indiana Farm Bureau Federated Seed Service Indianapolis Co. F. Barnum Michigan Farm Bureau Seed Service Tansing J. Fox Rvice Michigan State College G. C. Fuller United States Adpartment of Agriculture Ropean Edward B. Reid Washington, D. C H. W. Hurlburt Agronomy Department The University of Idaho Pocatello Twin Falls Rogerson Hollister Red Clover Alsike Jerome Wendell Gooding Eliora American Falls Damaity Aberdeen Blackfoot Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Grower's Association M Mbes Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Idaho Idaho Farm Bureau Henry Bjorkman Bureau L. E. Tillotson R. 8. Bristol Joe Thomett Bannock Paul Nash R. E B. Brossard Twin Falls County Taylor Tribune Michigan West Yellowstone Park Montana Joel L. Priest Boire Iolaho Chamber of Ecommerce F. W .Brown Adelaide Anderson Indiana Farm Bureau C. F. Barnum East Lansing Mich

Paul Alse Focuses On Future War Strategy

The Ellison White Chautauqua featured Colonel George Wallis headlining with an address on the prospects of future wars being eliminated, a claim he said would take many years. Rev Fallis argued education fosters militarism and urged nations to see each other as equals to curb conflict. The program opened with impersonations and songs. No show today. tomorrow includes junior Chautauqua, Roselth Knapp Breed impersonations, and The Mikado by the Valentine company.

Ellison Chariuaqua Regennd George Wallis Fallis Canne Memorial Church Vancouver B. C Wngth England Germany Rev Harriet Baughmans Thelma Pefferle Junior Chautauqua Roselth Knapp Breed Boston Aay Valentine Company

Idaho Farm Bureau agenda and seed talk topics

Prof J F Cox of Michigan State urges better seed for central and eastern farmers. G C Edler discusses alfalfa seed from South America. C B Ahlson covers alfalfa seed production in South America. O B Bradfute to address Idaho Farm Bureau Federation. Mrs Dick Henderson speaks on home and community work for the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation.

J. F. Cox Farm Crops Department Michigan State College East Lansing Mich Idaho G. C. Edler United States Department of Markets Washington, D. C South America C. B. Ahlson Bradfute Henry Bjorkman Idaho Farm Bureau Federation O. B. Bradfute American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Dick Henderson Arimo

Bancroft Youth Pleads Guilty in Arson Case

Deputy Roe White of Bancroft, in Pocatello with Ern est and Joseph Butterfield, charged with arson for burning five hay stacks on FE Madien farm near Bancroft last week, returned home after a three day stay. Youth pleaded guilty at preliminary hearing set for Friday. trial date in district court not yet fixed.

Roe White Bancroft Pocatello Ernest Joseph Butterfield FE. A. Madieen

Liquor raid leads to moonshine cache arrest in city

Ben Carrothers proprietor of a pool hall at 244 North Second Avenue was arrested in a raid by deputy sheriffs and federal agents. A large cache of moonshine whisky was found. He had a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Theodore Turner on a possession charge. Bond was set at 500 dollars cash after arraignment. Trial scheduled for the October term of federal court.

Ben Carrothers North Second Avenue United States Theodore Turner

One Man Arrested For Intoxication At Local Dance Hall

One man was arrested by police last night and taken into custody at a local dance hall charged with intoxication. He will be tried Monday in police court.

Held for Possession at East Center Rooming House

Peter Chapman was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Bell at a local rooming house on East Center Street and charged with liquor possession. He was fined $100 plus costs by Justice of the Peace D. J. Bell and confined in the county jail in default of payment.

Peter Chapman Charles Bell East Center Street Justice of the Peace D. J. Bell

Science Beats Gasoline as a Motor Kicker

New York World reports that a minor government employee uncovered wartime German patents seized and given to the Chemical Foundation. The patents reveal methods for a motor fuel far more efficient than gasoline and wood alcohol, plus a lighter stronger steel and other products. Licenses cost $100 per patent with five percent royalties for firms with at least 75 percent American personnel.

New York New York World Chemical Foundation Thomas Delehanty Department of Chemistry

Bandits Take Air Mail Pouches in San Francisco Robbery

Six armed men hijacked an air mail truck on the San Francisco embarcadero and seized eight pouches. The raid occurred after the truck stopped at a curb near Crissy Field en route to the central post office. Witnesses noted the closed car and captured license plate as it fled toward the Ferry Building.

San Francisco United States Market Street Market Stret Omaha Neb

Father Wants Son's Clothes in Scott Case

Jacob Maurer, father of Joseph Maurer, a drug clerk murdered in a 1924 holdup, visits Chicago detective bureau seeking his son's clothing held as evidence. Maurer says he wants the garments to wear and cites hardship from his son's death and his own illness and unemployment.

Chicago Russell T. Scott Chester Insane Asylum Scott Jacob Maurer Joseph Maurer Maurer Cime

Ready made baby dress and infant garments sale list

A list of ready made baby dresses and infant garments in various fabrics and designs. Items include pliant mull dresses, linen suits for boys, rompers, bloomers, two piece pajamas, nightgowns, and cushions. Prices range from 70 cents to about 2.95, with sizes from infants to three and four years.

Ciatalan Coors AG

Navy report urges west coast bases over Atlantic defense

W B Shearer, a World War I navy expert, states in a letter to Senator King that San Francisco Bay and Pearl Harbor should be developed ahead of Atlantic coast defenses. The special board on shore establishments ranks bases from San Francisco Bay to Hawaiian Islands, with a call to restore naval oil stocks at Pacific locations if needed.

Los Angeles Pearl Harbor Hawaii San Francisco Bay Atlantic William A. King Utah W. B. Shearer Navy Shearer Hugh Rodman Puget

Adoptee Claudia Windsor Tartone Files in New York

Claudia Windsor Tartone, adopted daughter of Countess Clarel de Tocqueville de Rampan de Chanquetot, filed a legal action in New York on August 8. The case involves questions of succession and custody as reported by AP.

New York Claudia Windsor Tartone Clarel de Tocqueville de Rampan de Chanquetot

Divorce Appeal Over Infidelity Conspiracy Claims

The Supreme Court heard an appeal from a June 26 jury verdict favoring Pierre ar toue, a portrait painter, who sued for divorce on infidelity. Mrs. Tartone called the suit a conspiracy and said spouses named as corespondents were out of the city and could not be produced.

Supreme Court Pierre Artoue

White Bear Yacht Club Wins Seventh Camber On Trophy

The White Bear Yacht club won for the seventh consecutive year the Camber on trophy emblem in the international yacht regatta concluded near White Bear Lake. White Bear defeated the Royal Lake of the Woods Yacht club of Winnipeg Manitoba to capture the title.

St. Paul, Minn White Bear Yacht Club White Bear Royal Lake of the Woods Yacht Club Winnipeg Man

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