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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
10
Local Bannock association and federal agents plan jackrabbit drives and poisoning to reduce magpies and other predatory birds. Rabbits used as bait are treated with strychnine and placed in recasting sites to lure magpies, with organizing drives anticipated in coming days.
Tech Notes reports inter department squads Engineers Commerce Alpha PM and College practice for a state school tournament with no lettermen allowed in the series. Coach Hutchinson recalls last year’s quintet and several fresh prospects as Hodson Richey Campbell Johnson Allen Tatro Powell and V Evans lead the lineup. Freshman class plans a party as committees are formed for the event.
An official notice signed by state game warden R. E. Thomas closes fishing on the Portneuf river from the O S L bridge north of the Short Line treating plant to the Ft Halt Indian reservation line. Issued as a conservation measure by Bannock Sportsmen's association and takes effect upon publication until revoked.
W. H. Mack of Mack's Inn advocates expanding advertising for the Salt Lake to Ashton highway route. He cites eastern bureau efforts, Highway improvements funded by the government from Ashton to West Yellowstone, and the upper Snake River valley scenery. He argues towns along the line should unite to fund a strong Broad way of the West campaign to lift tourist travel by at least 50 percent.
Portneuf lodge No 18 AF and AM met in annual session last evening and elected Roy Wade as master Cyril P Griffith as senior warden S T Collins as junior warden Van E Rogers as treasurer and Art Amundsen as secretary who were reelected The lodge plans to install December 16 with appointive officers to be announced The old board of directors including Fred G Caldwell D O Bellamy R C Earley William Wallin T R Jenkins Marcus Grundfor and W J Harvey remain in office and report on Mt Moriah cemetery management.
Chinese figures urge Marshal Yu Hsiang to compel President Tuan Chi-fui to remain in office. They warn retirement could threaten recognition, disrupt tariff and extraterritoriality talks, and push for a responsible cabinet to oust Tuan Chi-fui.
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a miracle cure for stiff joints and rheumatic swelling. It claims rapid relief after rubbing a half inch of the product into the knee or other joints, with evening newspaper enjoyment and morning mobility as proof. Sold at 60 cents a tube, it is advertised as effective for knees, elbows, ankles, shoulders, spine and fingers and widely stocked by druggists.
High school notes detail a national chemistry essay contest funded by the Garvan family with six $20 prizes per state and $500 yearly scholarships at Yale or Vassar. Also covered are drama and French club rehearsals, gym floor work, upcoming exams, and the first girls basketball practice sessions for the senior and sophomore groups.
Directors of Willys-Overland declare a dividend of 29.75 dollars to clear accumulated on the preferred stock. The dividend is payable in common stock priced at 25 dollars a share.
Sunshine greeted wary citizens this morning as frost lingers on lawns and eaves. Morning air felt bracing with a warmup expected after last night's snow, while white mountains surround the city and temperatures stay low in other areas.
Columbia’s football team at Multnomah Field Portland closes 1925 season with a 46 to 6 victory over St Martins. Bob Jackson stars with a 90 yard kickoff return and standout runs aided by teammates Jackson Leute and Lamb from Butte, Montana.
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