Grazing Policy Reforms Scrutinized by Secretary Jardine
Washington discusses grazing fees and range administration on national forests. Secretary Jardine supports continuing forage-based fees with liberal adjustments for economic conditions and favors 10 year permits, local grazing boards, and potential grazing legislation to stabilize use while protecting forests and water.
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Forest Service
William M. Jardine
Jardine
Department
Dan B. Casement
Federal Treasury
Daroline
Congress
Southwest
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest
National Forests
Conress
Department of Agriculture
Naional Forest
Ile
Bron the PO
Renewin
Eld
Trateated
Tha
Radio Show Opens Monday At Franklin Hall Exhibition Of Displays
Public welcomed to Franklin hall for a two night radio show beginning Monday with displays booths from dealers, awards nightly, grand prize radio set Tuesday, 7 30 doors 8 30 program. Tributes include Tech glee club and Neilson Orchestra plus technical talk by Prof Meadows Idaho Technical Institute.
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Franklin Hall
Commercial Hall
FE. T. Boaden
Tech Glee Club
Neilson Orchestra
T .R. Neilson
Thet
R. Meadows
Idaho Technical Institute
Toestello Radio
Buck’s Auto Liectric
Li. T. Boaden
C. & I. Electric Company
Capitol Electric von Ree Easy Vacuum & Washing Machine Company
J. P. Halliwell
E. D. Harricon
Intermountain Electric Company
McKenzie Auto Equipment
Motor Car Equipment
Ae Leon F. Molinelli
Pocatello Electric Supply Company
Reliable Loan and Jewelry Shop
Western Wary Supply Company
Montana Electric Company
Rupert Electric Company
Stravell-Patterson Company
Alabama to Play Pacific on New Year's Day
Alabama football team has received approval to travel from Athens to Pasadena California to meet Pacific on New Year's Day in a postseason matchup. The announcement confirms the game location and date as part of the national schedule.
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Alabama
Athens
Pacific
Pasadena
Calif
Idaho Tech Athletic Ball Opens Season in Reed Hall
City news notes the fifteenth annual athletic ball at Idaho Tech in Reed hall honoring this season and past stars. Event organized by the 1 club promises orange and black decor and a local orchestra, with attendance invited and no arrests reported. The piece also outlines aims of the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis association focused on education, germ prevention, and care through health camps funded by Christmas seals.
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Idaho Tech
Reed Hall
the Tech
The
Tech
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Idaho
Man Pleads Guilty In $30 Merchandise Theft Case
Lester Samuelson was arraigned in Judge Bell's court yesterday and pled guilty to a misdemeanor embezzlement charge. The theft from Hempstreet Brothers Co. amounted to $30, and he was sentenced to three months in Bannock County jail.
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Hempstreet Brothers Company
R. N. Lott
Lester Samuelson
Bell
Bannock County
McCable Couple Arrested on Liquor Charge
Mr and Mrs James H McCable were arrested on a liquor charge on November 14 and arraigned November 15 in Judge Bells court. The case against McCable was dismissed for lack of evidence. Mrs McCable pleaded guilty to intoxication liquor and was fined 150 dollars. She has paid 45 dollars and will pay the rest when able.
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James H. McCable
Robber Slides Into Service Station at Main Street
An unknown man robbed the Continental Oil service station at 700 North Main early Friday morning, securing 33 dollars and 35 cents from a cash register while a blue steel revolver was pointed at the attendant in charge. police report notes a description on file.
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Continental Oil Company
North Main
Days and Wets to Wage Fight in Congress
Washington reports a polarized start to the new session as dry and wet forces mobilize. The United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement appeals to Pope Pius XI for support, while Catholic officials rebuke the move as improper interference.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Pius XI
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
United States
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
America
Father Burke
Clinton N. Howard
Holy Father
Coolidge
Dyer
Missouri
Home Judicial Committee
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ee Salion League
Andrews
Haynes
Anti-Saloon League of Anegilari
Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment
Utah Montana League Formed In 1926 Collegiate Sports
Salt Lake City reports that Utah and Montana coaches completed schedules for basketball swimming wrestling track and tennis for the 1926 season. The Utah Montana league unites four schools Ey ee pee Utah Agricultural College and Brigham Young University into a single conference for the first time.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Montana
Utah Agricultural College
Brigteis Young University
Council Orders Removal of House as Public Nuisance
City council acts to abate the property at 221 to 229 South Sixth Avenue as a public health and fire hazard. Owner J B Barnhart must move the building by 6 p.m. Tuesday. The meeting also handles insurance, grazing land leases, licenses, and police court fines.
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Barnard
South Sixth
J. B. Barnhart
South Sixth Avenue
H. H. Hughart
Canfield
Ross
L. A. Lehrbas
Loren E. Storm
Industrial Accident Board
Lehrbas
Samuel Garbett
Storms
City Water Department
Elkhorn
John Pattis
J.K. Smith
Sdwin Stineecamp
John W. Peter
Pocatello Chamber Manager Recaps Idaho Congress Session
E. J. Fjeldsted, manager of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce, returned from Boise where he attended the Idaho congress, a joint meeting of the three district chambers. He calls the session interesting and says groundwork for state organization work was laid in excellent manner.
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E. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Alr
Idaho
Olympians Win Narrow Victory Over First Ward Scout
The Olympians edged the First Ward Scout 16 to 15 in a heated late game at the Recreation Hall. Right forward Perkins starred with accurate shooting and strong defense to clinch the win.
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Olympians
Ward
Perkins
Daughter Died of Infant Ethel Hogan
Ethel Hogan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hogan of 427 North Main died Friday night in a local hospital. The McHan Undertaking Company has charge of the body and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Ethel Hogan
Ernest Hogan
North Main
McHan Undertaking Company
Ogden Chamber Secretary Heads to Seattle Meeting
Jesse Richards secretary of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce traveled through Pocatello last night en route to Seattle for the western division meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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Jesse Richards
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Seattle
United States Chamber of Commerce
Play Tonight at Columbia Bowl with Mall Clerks and Store Employees
Store house employees and mall clerks will play at the Columbia bowling alley tonight. The informal match pits coworkers in a friendly contest for the evening.
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Store House
Columbia Bowling Alley
Bracelets replace sleeves in fashionable looks at Nice
In Nice on December 5, women in evening dress wear bracelets up the forearm to the elbow. Styles range from delicate beaded bands with platinum or gold accents to bold silver and diamond circlets. Embroidered net dresses in Georgette with beads and sequins are popular. velvet gowns have waned in appeal.
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Nice
France
Pi Delta Epsilon Faces Fine Over Squeal Scandal
Salt Lake City December report says the Pi Delta Epsilon national journalism fraternity faces a $50 fine after a caustic comment about college careers and sorority girls tied to the Squeal scandal sheet. The student body presidency warned of possible charter withdrawal if payment or official statement is not issued.
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Salt Lake
Pi Delta Delta Episilon National Journalistic Fraternity
Joseph Rosenblatt
Mierow Inaugurated President of Colorado College
Colorado Springs on December 5 saw educators from across the nation attend the inauguration of Charles C. Mierow as president of Colorado College. Raymond Blaine Fosdyck of New York gave the inaugural address while President Emeritus William Frederick Slocum presented the charter seal and keys. Mierow had served as acting president for two years.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles C. Mierow
Colorado College
Raymond Blaine Fosdyck
New York
William Frederick Slocum
Mierow
Local Figures Report Illnesses and Visits Among Residents
Mrs. Ernest Hogan of 427 North Main is seriously ill at home. Mrs. M. E. White of 635 East Benton has been ill recently. Mrs. J. H. Craig of 335 North Hayes is ill at home. Mrs. George Bailey of Robin Idaho consulted local physicians in the city. Myrtle Ash of Lava arrived to visit Pocatello. Mrs. J. L. Brady has been confined with a severe cold. Fred Ascheleman of Montpelier was in the city on business. Dr. I. W. Lynn was called to Montpelier yesterday. George Metz, chief of Indian police at Port Hall, visited Pocatello on business.
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Fred Ascheleman
Montpelier
M. E. White
East Benton
J. H. Craig
North Hayes
I. W. Lynn
George Bailey
Robin
Idaho
George Metz
Port Hall
Pocatello
Myrtle Ash of
Lava
J. L. Brady
Royal Neighbors Meet Tonight in Regular Session
The Royal Neighbors of America plan a regular meeting at the W O W hall tonight with annual officer elections and strong attendance urged. Mrs Henry Hoefle of Dayton Ohio visits her sister Mrs R J Schumacher at 848 North Hayes Avenue. Mrs Nipper will entertain the ladies. Aids of Alameda hosts a cooking and spron event on Wednesday December 14 at Ferguson store on the corner of West Clar and North Main.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
W. O. W. Hall
Henry Hoefle
Daton
Ohio
R. J. Schumacher
North Hayes Avenue
Nipper
Alameda
Order of Ae Contuatens
Ferguson
West Clar and
North Main
Santa Claus Receives Rousing Welcome in Pocatello Arrival
Santa Claus arrived in Pocatello by train No 42 at 10 45 am from the North Pole. A large crowd greeted him at the Short Line station with cheers and candies distributed at Fargo store. Santa promised to remember well behaved children and urged good deeds until Christmas while toys await shipment due to light snow.
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Santa Claus
Pocatello
North Pole
Short Line
Santa
Harry Wilson
Chester Wells
Fargo, Wilson, Wells Company
Fargo, Wilson, Wells
the Tribune
Fargo
Yellowstone
A. B. Canfield
Holland
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