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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
3
The Four Year Tech club adopts bylaws and resolutions at a meeting at Pocatello Loan & Realty. A big parade and membership drive are planned for Saturday with hopes to add 5 000 new members. A council request seeks Saturday proclaimed Four Year Tech day and the official demonstration day for the program.
The Monday PT A session discussed new high school departments and how district funding should cover activities like debate drama and athletics. Dr. Loux urged daily student attendance and home study, while Mr. Siders called for peace education linked to the Constitution.
Police launched a campaign targeting residents driving with licenses issued in other states. The police court was crowded this morning with alleged violators and related case hearings began.
City officials and civic groups consider appealing to suppress the Broadway play White Cargo slated for PoCatello Wednesday at the Auditorium. Clergy and school leaders push against posters while theater managers defend the production as clean and moral with broad support from industry managers.
Idaho gains a victory as highway director H W Gregory leads opposition to Salt Lake City’s claim as the center of the national highway system. Route 34 is terminated at Granger with two branches 530 to Montpelier and Astoria and 630 to Salt Lake, directing traffic away from Salt Lake City as a bottleneck and preserving the Old Oregon Trail route to the coast.
A note points to Yellowstone park as a junction where the railroad route to Salt Lake intersects the road to Southern California. The reference implies a key transfer point for travel and freight between regional lines.
J R Turner chairs a meeting of the Elks Christmas committee after the lodge session to discuss plans for the next weeks. The social group shifts from a formal dance to a New Year’s Eve event as charity efforts grow to about 1200 dollars in contributions. The public may report local cases of need by calling phone number 10. A child’s velocipede with sidecar is noted as an invention.
Bannock and Bingham counties plan a joint inspection of the Tilder bridge site near Gibton after dam completion. The project aims to replace the old bridge about a mile upstream with a state highway link to the Yellowstone route. Pingree and Berlin groups will be represented. Meeting set for 12:30 Wednesday.
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