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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

2

Idaho Real Estate Valuation Seen Rising Over Last Year

Tribune special reports Idaho real estate valuation will exceed last year by more than one million dollars if the board of equalization follows assessors favor. 1924 totals show real property at 2 342 578 916, personal property 25 741 597, and public utilities 108 967 960. The board aims for higher personal tax values and potential increases for utilities, with possible shifts toward oil interests and new developments.

Idaho Board of Equalization Moore

Visitors from Idaho Tour Lone Pine Reach

Blackfoot residents hosted guests from Salmon Pocatello and Blackfoot including Mr and Mrs Joten Reece and Dr W F Howard and family. They toured Lone Pine Reach and viewed Indian writings as state historian Reece photographed the ancient hieroglyphics along the Blackfoot river.

Blackfoot Joten Reece Salmon John L. Brady Pocatello W. F. Howard Minnie Howard Byrd Trego Agnes Jnez Reid Lone Pine Rwach Presto

Curiosity about early human cultivation limits

The article notes that over half a million years of human existence have yielded cultivation of only about 300 plant species from over 100,000 known varieties. It highlights the narrow range of plants used despite vast biodiversity.

Pheasants Said To Damage Crops In Spring

A Wendell resident argues pheasants mainly damage crops in spring planting, not harvest, urging a commission to inspect rain fields before reporting. He claims farmers suffer losses to corn and grain during planting and offers to show damaged fields.

Boise L. N.pettit Wendell Ansawer R. L. Thomas Thomas

Auto Crashes Into Box Car On Crossing

Mrs. James Smith of a farm southwest of Twin Falls drove her car into a boxcar at the Knull crossing nine miles southwest of town. Her daughter 13 and she suffered cuts from the shattered windshield while her four year old son was unharmed. A passing motorist took them to a doctor after the crash. Trainmen say the car did not slow as the Rogerson train approached and braking failure was reported.

Twin Falls James Smith Here Knull

Inkom News Tells of Reunion and Local Trips

Professor R F Hints and son Bobbie of Platteville Wisconsin arrive for two week visit with Mrs Panale Hints. A family reunion at the Meene home draws forty seven children and nine more. Wanamaker and Meese fish trip yields limit. Wilson siblings visit Lava Hot Springs. Jesse Palmer and Dick Richardson enjoy Lava Hot Springs outing. Millard delivers strawberries to Pocatello. Terry shops in Pocatello. Hargraves socialize and fish at MacKay. Mrs W B Pidcock conducts business in Pocatello. Beulah Hargraves returns home Sunday.

Inkom R. F. Hints Bobbie Platteville Wis Tuesaday Panale Hints Ben Meene J. P. Wanamaker Ben Meese Webble Alice Wilson Billie Lava Hot Springs Jesse Palmer Dick Richardson Joe Millard Pocatello Frank Sexton Gee Terry Sam Hargraves Macmy Mra W. B. Pidcock Transactie Beulah Hargraves

Body Ride Boy Found Twenty Miles From Scene of Accident

Idaho Falls Aug. 12 details reach Sheriff Criddle on the finding of Maguire's body. It was found in the head gate of the Snonydel canal about a mile from Black Canyon where the fatal accident occurred. Floyd Wilcox discovered it, and Oyaman Rees notified Sheriff Lufkit. Relatives brought him to Idaho Falls. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Rogers Hill cemetery.

Idaho Falls Maguire Criddle Snonydel Canal Black Canyon eFloyd Wilcox Oyaman Rees Lufkit Rigby Funservices Roge Hill Cemetery Idaho Paile

Tuberculosis Eradication Drive Hits North Idaho Dairy Stock

The three northern Idaho counties Kootenai Bonner and Boundary will undergo a tuberculosis eradication program for dairy cattle. State and federal agencies will fund tuberculin testing with no cost to farmers. Dr. Sullivan and Dr. Smith lead the effort with lectures reels and an education campaign. Premium prices may be offered for accredited animals through Spokane stock yards coordination.

Trme Boise Idaho Wendell K. Siyith Animal Industry Bureau Kootenai Bonner Boundary W A. Sullivan Smith Neil Irving Kootenai County Kime Doctor Sullivan Walter Roberty Spokane Stockyards Association

Official Says Plan Aims to Aid Legitimate Business

He stated today that the department intends to implement measures to assist legitimate business in every feasible manner.

Idaho Educator Siders Named To International Prison Congress

W R Siders superintendent of public schools Powatello Idaho is appointed by Governor Moore to attend the International Prison congress in London England. The convention aims to discuss prison reform and betterment. No departure date yet but Auditor Blackmer expects he will sail in a few days.

Netwale Educational Congress Inburgh Scotland W. R. Siders Powatello Moore Idaho London England Siders Blackmer

Old Folks Join Annual Reunion and Frolic in Idaho Falls

The First Ward L D S church held its annual Old Folks reunion on the auditorium lawn with 6 pm picnic supper, outdoor games, and dancing. The event marks a countywide gathering for those past 65, with plans for a Bonneville county pebble hosts event on August 36 plus a morning program, noon banquet, and matinee at the Colonial.

Idaho Falls First Ward L. D. S. Church Bonneville County Colonial

New Pocatello High Principal Sets Fall Schedule

VY H De Bolt now has full authority as principal at Pocatello senior high school and is arranging the fall term schedule. His office at Central High is open from 9 am to 4 pm for inquiries. A Siberian rainbow in clear skies is explained by ice particles reflecting sunlight.

VY. H. de Bolt Pocatello Senior High School Central High School Pam

Penholder Marks 16 Years of Service by Grand Rapids Deputy Clerk

Jacob Van Wingen used the same penholder throughout his 16 plus years as deputy city clerk of Grand Rapids Michigan, a detail noted in a local tribute to his tenure.

Grand Rapids, Mich

Blackfoot Considers Housing for District Fair Crowds

Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce discusses feeding and housing crowds for the upcoming fair. A three member committee will plan an information bureau and camping and parking space. The parade will include Elks Boy Scouts and more with many floats. The parade is set for September 15 at 12 30.

Blackfoot Boone Butte County Custer County Mackey Bingham County Idaho

President Favors Scheme for Airship in Aviation Use

President Coolidge will seek Navy and Commerce input on a proposed use of the Los Angeles airship in commercial aviation. He favors the idea in principle but has not committed to any plan. John Hays Hammond Jr. urged government action last week, while Hoover and other secretaries prepare a broad policy on government aid to commercial aviation.

Swampscott Mass Coolidge Navy and Commerce Departments Los Angeles John Hays Hammond,Jr Hoover the War and Navy

Mother and Daughter Injured in Idaho Falls Car Crash

Mrs. Edna Lewis and her six year old daughter Lovey Lou were hospitalized after their car plunged into an irrigation canal two and a half miles west of Idaho Falls. Rescuers pulled them from the water through a side door as the car rested on its side. Both suffered cuts and bruises. Mrs. Lewis is a prominent musician in Idaho Falls. They were returning from a vacation at Payette Lakes and Boise.

Tribune Idaho Falla Edna Lewis Lovey Lou Buhl Aecepar Wes Mro Lewis Othew Hee Mrs. Lewis Idaho Falls Payette Lakes Boise

Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Browning in Ogden

Jonathan Browning of Ogden announces the birth of a daughter on Sunday August 9. Mrs Browning will be remembered as Miss Genevieve Militex of Blackfoot. Mother and daughter are reported doing nicely.

Blackfoot Jonathan Browning Ogden Browning Will E Genevieve Militex

Unclear Health Claim Advertisement For Digestive Aid

An advertisement touts a digestive remedy claiming to cure liver and stomach ailments including appendicitis. It mentions “Bios Boating in the stomach” and describes the product as a harmless preparation claimed to soothe the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation. Distributed via Cook’s Drug Store and druggists nationwide.

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