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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

7

Seven Compete in Y M C A Distance Swimming Meet

Seven swimmers have registered for the Y M C A Bannock county distance championships starting next week. Notables include Albert Trimming and John Wester who hold prior mile records, with Lloyd Gluck of California aiming to challenge. Registration continues, with final entry decisions and mandatory medical exams looming, as the event promotes endurance, breath control, and confidence through long-distance swimming.

J. E. Damien

Vacation Bible School Program at Allen Chapel

The Vacation Bible School will present a program on Friday evening August 20 at Allen Chapel AME Church 336 N 3rd Ave. The program includes devotional exercises flag salutes Bible drill songs solos dramatizations of biblical tales and choral numbers led by teachers Miss A H Patterson Mrs V Pryor Rev T A Patterson and others with participants Anna Thompson Artella Sheldon Louise Thompson and more.

Vacation Bible School Allen Chapel 3Rd Avenue Jesus Anna Thompson

South Dakotan to Receive Special Sized Shoes

An Omaha merchant is making 15% size shoes for a 250 pound South Dakota farmer. The pair, costing 20 dollars, requires two days of labor and most of a kangaroo hide. The shoes will be fourteen inches long with a five inch capread at the widest point.

Omaha Nebr South Dakota

Graduates of Gooding College Show Strong Post-Graduate Placement

Gooding College marks another year of strong post graduate outcomes as its 1926 seniors join a growing list of alumni in teaching, administration, and public service. Notables include Earle Officer, Edith Roberts, Nellie Knox, and Richard Bostrom among others pursuing further study or positions across Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and beyond. Last year’s class placed all graduates in suitable jobs or further study, and this year’s graduates are already en route to solid careers.

Tribuna Gooding Charles Wesley Tenner Qasding College Gooding College Earle Officer Blackfoot Prairie City Oregon Edith M. Roberts Boise University of Idaho Idaho State Parent-Teachers Association Nellie Knox Emmett Bellingham Washington Waugh Walburn Jerome San Diego California Richard J. Bostrom Commercial Chicago Marjorie Douglas Buhl Kimberly University of Southern California George Cronkhite American Falls University of Wisconsin Aberdeen George Timms Hagerman Velora C. Foote Wendell Harriet Throckmorton Rupert Paul Harold Roberts Kimberly High School John Beckwith Ruth Exton Harman Alfred Riechers Filer Arc Middleton Howard Quigley Erma Young Ella Nilson Wilma Robinson Ashton Lawrence Jensen Montpelier Dannie Hayden Hagle Dallas McNeil Hiram Fry Marguerite Robinson Hazelton Ellen Martin Hugo Colorado William Isaacs Hope Thornton Edwin Fryer Castleford Lysle Williams Eden

Continuous Advertising Builds Business Upswing Says Shawnee Leader

Edson R. Waite of the Shawnee Board of Commerce argues that ongoing advertising revives near-dead firms and sustains thriving ones. He says competition is fierce, volume must grow, and truth in ads earns buyers and loyalty as well as fair prices and quality.

Edson R. Waite Shawnee, Okla Board of Commerce

River talks stall as three-state meeting ends in clash

In Phoenix on August 18, discussions among California Nevada and Arizona delegations on the Colorado river problem continued with a second conference proposed by Arizona Governor. California and Nevada left the initial session after disagreeing with Arizona stipulations. Most California and Nevada delegates headed home.

Phoenix Ariz California Nevada Arizona

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Y. M. C. A. Bannock County Championships THE Tanglefoot Company Crand Rapides Michigan Ellen M. Boyenger U.S. Bureau of Standards U. S. Bureau OF Standards Supreme Court Bureau of Standards VICO Utah Oil Refining CO Salt Bake City, Utah Blue Stage Line Twin Falls Idaho
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