Rotary Club Hears Address on Service
Prof C N Lewis spoke at the Poen tello Rotary meeting on the Rotary ideal of service detailing two forms of service and the goals of Rotary. A. M. Peterson led today’s program which includes Ladies Night December 11 with a Bannock hotel dinner and entertainment.
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Rotary and Service
C. N. Lewis
Poen “Tello Rotary Club
Bannock
The
Tribune
Rotary
Lewis
A. M. Peterson
Rotary Club
Kenneth Henderson
T. R. Neilson
Idaho Tech
Neilson
George
Carrol Petersen
W. H. Bohlscheid
Pinis Bentley
Kiwanis
F. E. MacKenzie
Christmas seal sale campaign kicks off with free entertainment
Richard Wells announced the Christmas seal sale now in progress and urged club members to give full support. Two hours of free entertainment and tickets are available from local radio dealers.
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Richard Wells
Elks Plan Active Membership Drive In Southeast Idaho
Grand Exalted Ruler Judge William H. Atwell and District Deputy Hugh D. McCosham spoke at a Blackfoot meeting of Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello Elks officers and past exalted rulers. They outlined key questions from Chicago and stressed a concentrated selective drive to recruit new members across southeastern Idaho lodges. Attendees included J. J. Poitevin Idaho Falls and several Blackfoot and Pocatello leaders.
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William H. Atwell
Hugh D. McCosham
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Elks
Legion Club
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Idaho
J. J. Poitevin
Mark Tuohy
Leo J. Chapman
Parley Powera
James Young
Rob Peterson
Roy L. Getty
Joe Masero
RB. W. Jones
W. L. Roche
Art Zever
BE. G. Fulton
Harry Fox
Blossom Time Returns to Pocatello at Auditorium
The Blossom Time musical returns to Pocatello at the Auditorium on Friday evening December 12. Advance man Frank McCune says all new faces will greet the audience while preserving the high standard of the original two seasons. A company of 50 arrives by special train for a prior performance, with a Schubert based story woven into the music.
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Idaho
Frank McCune
Pocatello
Franz Schubert
Personal notices detail hospital visits and illnesses in multiple families
Mrs James Larsen of Blackfoot underwent an operation this morning at St Anthony's hospital. Mrs Frank Dvorak of Aberdeen had surgery at a local hospital. Mrs Harry McPherson of Anaconda visited Miss Montana Mahan in Pocatello after her operation. David Stout left for Burley on business. Mrs Nina Barron of Fort Hall visited her daughter Mrs C B Norton in hospital recuperating from appendicitis. Walter Daniels is seriously ill at home. The Humphries baby and Jensen child are ill at home with illness and chickenpox. Local residents John Myers John Butterfield Roy Butterfield visited Mrs Martin Hayden in Crystal who is ill in hospital. Andrew Samarges' daughter Alice is ill at home. Dr St W Lynn leaves for Montpelier on business. Jed Welch and wife ill at home. Mrs Dave Hall of McCammon visited daughter Mrs Hall who is ill at home. Mrs Harry Scaulan ill at home. John Hood went to Burley on business.
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James Larsen
Blackfoot
St. Anthony's Hospital
Frank Dvorak
Aberdeen
Harry McPherson
Anaconda
Pocatello
Montana Mahan
David Stout
405 North Main
Burley
Nina Barron
Fort Hall
C. 8. Norton
Walter Daniels
South Fourth
A. M. Humphries
North Harrison
Any Jensen
South Ninth
John Myers
John Butterfield
Roy Butterfield
Crystal
Harry Scaulan
North Hayes
John Hood
Eagle Lodge Thursday dance and Mooseheart sale announced
The Eagle lodge invites members to a regular Thursday night dance at Eagle hall with the White orchestra providing music and favors awarded. The Ladies of Mooseheart legion plan a cooked food sale at Commercial Electric, 113 North Main, Saturday. Keystone Lodge No. 81 will hold a stated communication Friday at 7 30 for annual officer elections and welcomes visitors.
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Eagle Hall
Ladies of Mooseheart Legion
Commercial Electric
North Main Street
Keystone Lodge No. 81
Bradford to Direct Play in Provo This Weekend
W Clive Bradford voice teacher at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music leaves for Provo to direct a play on Saturday evening. He will return to Pocatello the first of the week.
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W. Clive Bradford
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Provo
Saturda
Pocatello
Wool auction in London sees strong turnout and steady demand
In London on December 3, AP reports a good attendance at the wool auction with offerings totaling 11 228 bales. The market remained active with cross breds selling well at steady mate rates and Slipees remaining regular, with buyers slightly favored.
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Wwool Witta
London
Elk Memorial Ceremony Set For Sunday
The Elks lodge will hold Memorial day services Sunday December 6 with Walter Roche as arrangements chairman. An orchestra and vocal soloists Jens Henriksen and D D Scotty Donaldson will perform, A J Pierce will deliver the invocation, and other speakers will speak. The event honors deceased Elks and is open to the public and members alike.
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Elks’ Lodge
Walter Roche
Jens Henriksen
D. DD
Scotty’ Donaldson
A. J. Pierce
Elks
Friends of the Order
Rhinelander Case Nearing Verdict in Clash Over Marriage
Isaac N. Mills, chief counsel for Leonard Kip Rhinelander, resumes his summation in the trial seeking annulment from his part Negro wife Alice Beat rice Jones. Mills describes a warning that the Ku Klux Klan might act against the Jones family and defends attorney Leon R. Jacobs amid criticism from the defense. The case heads to a verdict as Mills argues the father’s neglect contributed to the young man’s mistakes.
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White Plains
N. Y
Isaac N. Mills
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Jones
Mills
Leon R. Jacobs
Rhinelander
Agreement Reached on Irish Boundary Question
London reports a boundary accord reached this morning after talks between British officials and William T. Cosgrave premier Sir James Craig. The deal reportedly leaves the boundary status quo and suggests most of the Free State debt to Britain will be eliminated.
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London
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Free State
Great Britain
Kipling Held in Critical Condition in Sussex
Rudyard Kipling, the noted writer, lies ill with double pneumonia at his Burwash home in Sussex. Lord Dawson and Dr Curties attend him as oxygen was given this morning. his condition described as anxious but not dangerous. His daughter in Belgium has not been informed.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Burwash
Sussex
Lord Dawson
King George
England
Curties
Kipling
George Hambridge
Belgium
Treasury chief says U S unlikely to follow London rate rise
Washington officials expect no immediate impact from London's rate increase. Secretary Mellon sees no need for raising the New York Federal Reserve rediscount rate, which stands at three and a half percent, though he has no direct word from the New York bank. London meanwhile reports the Bank of England discount at five percent and the Imperial Bank of Ireland lifting to six percent.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Mellon
New York Federal Reserve
New York Bank
London
Bank of England
Milleum
Imperial Bank of T
Hemp Brothers manager charged after alleged assault
Ayee was sworn out on charges involving assault at Hemp Brothers store on North Main. Lester Samuelson allegedly participated and was brought into Bell's court with a $1,000 bond. County Attorney H J. Senne leads the investigation. preliminary hearing date pending.
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Ayee
Stesi Lott
Hempt Brothers
North Main
Lester Samuelson
Bell
H J. Senne
Stock Market Mixed as London Rate Hopes Rise
Speculative uneasiness over the local reserve rediscount policy followed a higher Bank of England rate but failed to derail constructive market gains. Traders cited Treasury signals of no immediate need for change plus favorable business data and rising grain prices. Leading industrials steadied from early declines, with U S Sugar, ICC, American Zinc, Indiana Refining, and Western Pacific among yearly highs. United States Rubber, International Harvester and Allied Chemical showed notable strength.
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New York
Bank of England
London
Treasury
U. B& Steel
American Sugar
Internal Combustion Engineering
American Zinc
Indiana
Western Pacific
United States Rubber
International Harvester
Allied Chemical
Livestock Prices and Receipts At Ogden Market
Ogden December 3 receipts total 1 901 including 82 for market with rest to western packers and market. Cattle receipts 798 with 488 for market and 219 to local packers. Wednesday morning sales near steady with few higher. Calves show good demand at 7.00 while medium grade beef steers rise to 7.75 per cwt with feeder steers 7.20 to 7.25 and 15.25 higher. Sheep receipts 224 all to Omaha market with no sales.
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Ogden
California
Omaha
Kansas City and Omaha Livestock Market Summary
Cattle receipts around 4 000 at Kansas City with calves and yearlings showing moderate activity and prices largely steady to higher. Hogs 56 000 head. demand active with top prices near 11.20 and bulk 10.50 to 11.15. Sheep receipts 2 500. lambs mostly steady to 25 cents higher, spots up. In Omaha hogs 8 50 active to shippers, prices 10.85 to 11.05. cattle 6 000 head, fed steers and yearlings steady to higher, veals steady, sheep weaker to lower but yearlings strong.
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Kansas City
Dec
Omaha
Hog Receipts Steady Upward in Chicago Market
Chicago December 3 AP hog receipts 32 000. market active 15 to 30 cents higher as big packers stay inactive. Good and choice 170 to 200 pound hogs traded around 11 30 to 11 45 with better lots at 11 60. Bulk desire noted.
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Chicago
Potatoes and Livestock Prices in Idaho Market Report
Market and weather notes from Idaho Falls dated Dec 3 show light hauling and slow demand. Reports include prices for Russets and sacked rural types, plus totals of carrot shipments, hogs, cattle, and sheep with various weights and conditions.
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Idaho Falls
U. SS. Mo
Russell
Calif
T. Ss. No. L Russels Bulk
Idaho
United States
Hog and cattle prices at St Joseph market report
In St Joseph on December 3, hog receipts reached about 5 500 with a gain of 10 to 20 cents and a top of 11 25, bulk 10 95 to 11 10. Cattle receipts about 2 200 with steady to 5 cents higher, top 106 59 for steers, cows and heifers 3 50 to 9 25, calves 5 60 to 11 50, stockers and feeders 5 25 to 8 00. Sheep 5 500 slow with lambs 15 00 to 16 00 and ewes 5 50 to 8 50.
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St. Joseph
Exchange rates steady as New York quotes major currencies
Foreign exchanges in New York hold steady with cents quotations across a wide range. Major figures include Great Britain at 4.84 percent, France near 3.79 to 3.80, Germany 23.80, Italy 4.02, and Romania 45 percent, with several other nations and markets listed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Fresh Advances on Grain Side as Wheat Leads Market
Chicago December 8 AP big gains across grain markets with wheat leading after Liverpool prices rose unexpectedly. Corn and oats followed, May contracts up to 83 to 84 cents for corn and 44% to 44 3/4 cents for oats, amid revised European and Polish import expectations and tighter world supplies.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Poland
Equator
United States
Sugar Market Holds Steady On Cuban Demand
The raw sugar market in New York showed little change with Cuban duty paid at 4.15 and no sales reported. Futures rose 2 to 3 points on covering and Cuban-linked buying, while refined sugar activity cooled with prices steady at 5.00 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Par silver and curb oil quotations at New York markets
Par silver for Mexican dollars 53 percent. Curb quotations at 2:15 p m show Electric Investors 72, Continental 25, Prairie Pipe Line 127 and a half, Standard of Indiana 65 4, Standard of New York 46, New Bradford 6, Salt Creek Consolidated 5 percent.
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New York
Curb Oil
Electric Investore
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated S
Potatoes Market Report Slow in Chicago Trade
Potatoes trading slow and market weak with total U S shipments 339 and Canada 22. Wisconsin Minnesota round whites fetch 3.50 to 3.65 for best quality while ordinary to poor run 2.75 to 3.25. Idaho Russets in sacks bring 3.00 to 3.45 depending on quality and condition.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin-Minnesota
Idaho
Liberty Bond Prices and Government Securities Reported
New York December 3 bond market closes with Liberty bonds at 344s 99.26 and 1st and 2nd 4s blank. 1st 44s at 101.24, 2nd 4%s at 100.22. Sr d 4%s at 1061.5, 4%s at 102.1. U S government 4s at 102.3, government 4.48 at 106.15.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Government
Money market headlines in New York trading
Call money firm high 5, low 4 with ruling and closing bids at 5 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral at 4 to 5 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 5 percent for 4 to 6 months. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Prince Otto Bismarck Meets President Coolidge in Washington
Prince Otto Bismarck of Prussia, grandson of the iron chancellor, is received by President Coolidge during his extended U S tour. In Chicago, Horemans wins the world balk line championship at 18.2, defeating Young Jake Schaefer.
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Washington
Otto Bismarck
Prussia
Coolidge
Horemans
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Utah students are called U in student court action
The University of Utah student governing board will meet as a student court to decide action against those responsible for the Student Squeal, an annual Pi Delta Epsilon publication that slurred a sorority. Professor George Thomas and Joseph Rosenblatt spearhead the response with ostracism and official repercussions.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Actio
Pi Delta Epision
Chapte
Universit
George Thomas
Joseph Rosenblatt
Enobe
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