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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
12
The notice urges parents to prepare for the new term with a Russell’s wardrobe. It touts quality and best styles at pleasing prices, highlighting children’s hose in black cordovan gray and beige and Mercerized Lisle Hose at 25 cents per pair.
Eccles and Browning interests of Ogden purchased the Blackfoot City bank, reorganizing the board. New officers include President M S Eccles and VP Louis Felt, Nefear Davis as cashier, with directors M S Eccles, M A Browning, George F Eccles, Peter G Johnston, Nefear Davis, Louis Felt, James Duckworth, William Varley and Michael Barclay.
Reports from Tampa and Fort Myers indicate War Cabinet member William G. McAdoo visits Fort Myers to learn details of the Marco Island land dispute. Barron G. Collier accuses pressure to pay an inflated price for about six acres forming Marco townsite. Governor Martin orders a state audit in Collier County over $35,000 bond funds amid citizen concerns about sheriff patrols guarding Mareo Island land.
The first rehearsal of the Tech saxophone band will be held in the Tech auditorium on August 31 at 7 p m. All members are requested to be present. Pocatello aerie No. 119 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet Saturday evening to initiate a class of candidates and expects good attendance. A proverb notes a woman’s view of her husband is shown by her laugh.
Swampscott Mass August 28 AP two marines Corporal Andrew Chanton Cleveland and Private Clarence Key Texas were to be court martialed for sleeping on guard duty aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. Comrades' claims they served as party waiters were denied by Lt Edgar Allen Poe Jr who cited no liquor in camp and noted a single dinner guest event. Captain Adolphus Andrews said the issue reflects ordinary disciplinary infractions. Secrecy surrounds another marine’s recent insubordination discharge.
Dr. K Sugimoto, a rice specialist at the Tokyo Nutrition laboratory and Rockefeller Foundation scholar, will travel abroad to instruct Americans on rice consumption. He has studied rice nutrition for five years, conducting experiments on 20 persons.
Closing out sale at Act-Leeney's located at 528 N. Main with every thing at half price. Auction ends soon, shoppers urged to hurry.
Grounded for ten hours on a rock ledge in Murchison Sound the Bowdoin, part of the MacMillan Peary expedition, was saved by freeing fuel barrels overboard. A 35 degree list and a flooding tide followed before a tow line was secured as the Bowdoin rode out a swell and later reached Akpahni.
The message notes a calm sea with heavy new snow on Mahogeny cliffs and a brilliant sun. The Bowdoin sails south at nine knots while overtaking the Peary which has left Middle Harbor. Free ice is absent ahead and fuel conservation is planned with possible mid coast stop before crossing Labrador.
In Rome on August 28 1937 AP reports Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana was received by the pope in a formal audience.
A federal grand jury returned indictments against 34 individuals including Walter L. Cohen and Captain J. P. Johnson charging conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. The group allegedly planned to move 4 250 cases of liquor from Havana to New Orleans.
Seven elderly men gather in Kansas City for the annual reunion of Quantrill guerrillas the former Civil War bushwhackers linked to Frank and Jesse James. Survivors recall raids on border states with Warren Quantrill’s force noted for the 1863 Lawrence raid and massacres.
A lively dance event at Commercial Hall draws a local crowd tonight. Performers entertain with music and dance numbers, creating a memorable evening for attendees and guests.
We thank the many friends and city firemen for services and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Expressions of sympathy will be long remembered by Mr and Mrs P L Rainey Mr T J Shindurling and family.
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