County Commissioners Meet in Pocatello January Event
The State County Commissioners Association holds its convention in Pocatello January 4 to 6 with a banquet at Bannock hotel on the fifth. Sessions include music by local schools, tours of Kraft Cheese Armour’s Creamery and egg plants, and discussions on eastern Oregon trail and highway conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Bannock Hotel
Chamber of Commercce
Talthe Adelaide Anderson
W. Gregory. Com
Kemmerer
Daho
Wyoming
Oregon
C. Ben Ross
Idaho Technical Institute
H. W. Gregory
Bannock County
Vocatello Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Brown
Idaho State Journal
N. A. Wond
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannark Hotel
Kraft Cheese Comany Plant
Armour’s Creamery
Ahn
Christian Science basketball team wins over Congregational
Christian Science defeated Congregational 26 to 14 in the gym last night led by Rex Howard Bob Turner and Reginald Burns. Pearson and Rose were the top scorers for Congregational with two and three field goals respectively as Davidson and McQuade held guard duties.
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Christian Science
Rex Howard
Bob Turner
Reginald Burns
Garfield Avenue
Turner- Burns-Howard
Smith
Tillman
Pearson
Rose
Lawrence
Davidson
McQuade
Garner
Thomas
Nest
Braves
Fred McGowan
E. Brady
George Fish
Don Hartman
Bannock Braves
Yron Porges
Ralph Jones
Frank Bictline
Ana
Bistlino
Fish
Brady
McGowan
Hartman
E. C. Bernhise
Congregationals
L. Athletic Club
L. Shop
Gmnasium
Apennes
Stemnasium
Tatro
Stratford
Chap- Harkness
Local notables report illnesses and hospital recoveries
Sam Monty is confined to home due to illness. Edward theart has recovered enough to leave the hospital. Mrs H Pappa, 74414 North Main, is ill at home. John Cornwall underwent a minor operation. Several residents from Salt Lake City Blackfoot Mackay and Dubois are in town for medical visits or operations. Salt Lake Costume Co will attend the Fireman's Dance in Pocatello with costumes from Star Durant.
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A. D. McDonald
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Joe Holbrook
Fort Hall
Penc
Pocatello Yesteray
Adolph Zellitz
Yestern
William Lindsey
Blackfoot
Edward Theart
Fred Duntley
H. Pappa
North Main
P. Hartvigson
Red Bird
Mackay
J. C. Pearson
John Cornwall
Inkom
Re. BR. F. Bucher
Lee Hansen
Montpelier
R. F. Willes
Dubois
Idaho
St. Anthony Hospital
Bernice Wiebe
Aberdeen
R. F P. Willen
Salt Lake Costume Co
Star-Durant Motor Co
West Center
Royal
New Year's Dance at Recreation Hall Friday Night
A New Year's dance is announced for January 1 at the Recreation Hall hosted by L. D. 8. The event promises music and social time for attendees.
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L. D
Recreation Hall
3 FOR RED Get your costumes for the First tee
Readable text details a small local notice about a costume event or game, listing names and a phone number. The fragmented OCR mentions Garfield and Jame House and a phone pattern 1073 W, with references to a local team or event. The readable parts imply a community notice or event card.
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Srey
Aortas Fta
Ee Jame
Garfield
Phone
Fish requests and chamber photo gifts brighten town notes
Town items report a Bannock county sportsmen bid for fish from Idaho hatcheries sent to the Bureau of Fisheries via Addison Smith aide J I Brandon. J J Brady notes Idaho Anti Tuberculosis stamps funds and year end deposits. Chamber of Commerce receives three lake photographs showing Lake Alturas Little Redfish Big Redfish with good roads and lodging in Custer county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieldated
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
J. I. Brandon
Addison T. Smith
Idah
Bannock County
Idaho
Brandon
Smith
Florida
Kureau of Fisheries
J. J. Brady
Pocatello
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Catherine Athey
Boise
C. Winters
South Johnson
Brady
Chamber
Custer County
Lake Alturas
Little Redfish
Big Redfish
A. V. Archbold
Mackay
Wieckerman Visits Black In Pocatello As Chicago Daily News Opens
Frederick L. Wieckerman formerly Rock Island News editor spends a few days with T. Otis Black of the Pocatello Tribune. Wieckerman now serves as a staff correspondent for the Chicago Daily News service with headquarters in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Wieckerman
Rock Island
Peratello Trap Club New Year Shoot
Members of the Peratello Trap shooting club will hold a New Year’s shoot starting about 2 o’clock. It is a regular schedule event not a turkey shoot and features friendly competition. A good crowd of members is expected if weather does not interfere.
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Peratello Trap Shooting Club
Atendance
Guest Leaves Wyoming Wasp Visits S W Parker Home
Ben H. Bahem known as Wyoming Wasp spent Christmas with S. W. Parker at 1518 North Harrison then left to return to Kemmerer Wyoming. Bahem is slated for several matches in Salt Lake City this year.
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Ben H. Bahem
Wyoming
S. W. Parker
North Harrison
Kemmerer
Wyo
Mr. Bahem
Salt Lake City
Doty Jr Returns to Northwestern Medical Studies in Chicago
Horace W. Doty Jr. left for Chicago after Christmas with his parents at 355 South Seventh Avenue to resume studies at Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Horace W. Doty, Jr
Horace W. Doty
South Seventh Avenue
Northwestern
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
John Creamer of Salina Utah and Maude Arnold of Monroe Utah were issued a license along with Marato Nishizaki and Minoru Sonada of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creamer
Salina
Utah
Maude Arnold
Monroe
Marato Nishizaki
Minoru Sonada
Pocatello
Harris pleads guilty in intoxication case. fined
John Harris pleaded guilty before Police Judge John W. Peter to intoxication and received a $15 fine. Joe Jones and James Alvarado face trial for vagrancy at Wednesday morning's court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
John W. Peter
Joe Jones
James Alvarado
Ladies Night Observed by Pocatello Kiwanis Club
The Pocatello Kiwanis Club hosts Ladies Night at Hotel Bannock this evening. Dinner is served at 6 15 p m followed by an entertainment pro am led by Wayne Johnson.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Bannock
Ayne Johnson
Mrs. Douglas Wilson Visits Bellamy Family
Mrs. Douglas Wilson of Salt Lake City visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bellamy at their home. She plans to return to Salt Lake early next week.
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Douglas Wilson
Salt Lake City
1D. O. Bellamy
Wilson
Salt Lake
Fjeldsted Back From Twin Falls Christmas Visit
FeJ Fjeldsted manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce returned Monday afternoon from Twin Falls where he and Mrs Fjeldsted spent the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fjeldsted
FE. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
Stites Returns From Butte Visit To Pocatello
Ernest F. Stites of the Pocatello Tribune advertising department returned to Pocatello this morning after spending Christmas holidays visiting relatives in Butte Montana.
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Butte
Ernest F. Stites
The
Pocatello Tribune
Montana
Pocatello
Former Pocatello Resident Mrs Roberts in City on Business
Former Pocatello resident Mrs Mattie Roberts of Glenns Ferry is in the city handling business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Roberts
Glenn's Ferry
Roberts
Pocatello
Mellveen Orchestra Dance on New Year’s Eve at K of C Hall
The Mellveen orchestra will perform a dance at the K of C hall on New Year’s Eve. The public is invited and special dance numbers and stunts have been arranged.
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Mellveen Orchestra
K. of C. Hall
Visiting parents Clyde Crockett spends holidays with Utah family
Clyde Crockett of the University of Utah is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crockett, at 355 South Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crockett
University of Utah
E. A. Crockett
South Fourth Avenue
Griffin to Travel to Los Angeles on Six Week Visit
A. B. Griffin of the McCarty Hide company departs today for Los Angeles. He will spend six weeks visiting various California cities.
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Los Angeles
A. B. Griffin
McCarty
California
Eight Freemen of Edgerton Recuperate After Surgery
Eight Freemen of Edgerton who underwent an operation recently have recovered quickly and are able to return home. The report notes rapid convalescence and discharge from medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgertoi Sperencee
Seattle Surgeon Dr J H Moore Arrives for Visit
Dr J H Moore a prominent Seattle surgeon arrived this morning to spend days visiting old friends. He was one of the residents to receive attention in the city.
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J. H. Moore
Seattle
Dr. Moore
Three Doctors Return to Pocatello After East Trip
The first three doctors in Pocatello are leaving after a 26 year tenure. They return from a three months trip in the east visiting Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester Minnesota and other clinics in the Atlantic states.
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Pocatello
East
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Mins
Atlantic States
Death of 14 year old Clara Blanche Chapman
Mrs. Clara Blanche Chapman aged 14 sister of Ben W. Davis city attorney died this morning at her North apartments home on South Inges Avenue. Funeral arrangements are withheld pending Mr. Davis's return from California. Body is in charge of Mehlan Undertaking Company.
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Clara Blanche Chapman
Ben W. Davis
North Apartments
South Lnges Avenue
MeHlan Undertaking Company
Bevn
Davis
California
New Year Carnival Dance in L. T D S Hall
A large New Year’s Eve carnival dance will be held in the L. TD. S. Recreation hall Thursday evening. The event is a joint affair by the First and Third Ward Mutual organizations aiming to be a highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. TD. S. Recreation Hall
First
Third Ward Mutual
Mrs Damron Departs for National American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs J E Damron leaves today for Indianapolis to join the national executive committee meeting of the American Legion auxiliary. She serves as national vice president of the western division and will visit relatives in Fargo en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Damron
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion Auxiliary
Damron
Fargo
N. D
Legion Auxiliary Banquet Set for Bannock Hotel Rowanis Room
Local unit to hold annual banquet in the Rowanis room of the Bannock hotel on January 5. Election of officers will be held at the meeting. Mrs. Paul Bryan chairs the banquet committee and Mrs. HM SL Hughart heads arrangements.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Rowanis
Bannock Hotel
Paul Bryan
HM. SL. Hughart
Boise meeting attendance by Tech Institute officers
LEAVE for Boise resident J. KE. Retherford of the Idaho Technien Institute and T. KR. Neilson, dean of the music department, left today to attend the Idaho State Teachers association session held December 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
J. KE. Retherford
Idaho Technien Institute
T. KR. Neilson
The
Tech
Idaho State Teachers Association
Adkinson Family Opens Boise Visit On Business Pleasures
Norman 8B. Adkinson secretary of the Idaho Home Industries association and Mrs Adkinson arrived in Boise for a few days of combined business and pleasure during their northern tour.
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Boise
Norman
Adkinson of
Boige
The
Idaho Home Industries Association
Adkinson
Ladies Aid Meeting Change at Terrell Home
The Baptist church Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 2 39 pm at Mrs RK M Terrells North Hayes home replacing the previously announced location at Mrs Martin s home.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
RK. M. Terrell
North Hayes
Martin
New Year's Dance Planned by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus invite members and friends to a New Year’s dance at the K. of C. hall on Wednesday night with good music and an entertaining program promised.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Superintendent Siders Heads to Idaho Teachers Meeting
Superintendent Walter R. Siders of Pocatello schools departed for Boise to attend the Idaho State Teachers association session which convenes December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho State Teachers Association
Idaho Teachers Meet Sees Idaho Technical Institute Leader
Charles I. Lewis, head of the educational department at Idaho Technical Institute, departed yesterday for Boise to attend the Idaho State Teachers association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Il. Lewis
Idaho Technical Institute
Boise
Idaho State Teachers Association
Darling couple sail to Los Angeles for brief trip
Mr and Mrs F M Darling depart for Los Angeles for a few weeks trip. Mr Darling works as a loco lyric engineer on the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
F. M. Darling
Los Angeles
Mr. Darling
Oregon
Miss Nora Boyum Attends Idaho Teachers Meeting
County superintendent of schools Miss Nora Boyum departed for Boise to attend the Idaho State Teachers association gathering.
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Nora Boyum
Boise
Idaho State Teachers Association
Andersons announce birth of daughter at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs A B Anderson of 335 North Hayes announce the birth of a daughter today at the General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
North Hayes
General Hospital
Golfers' annual expenditure on dues and gear tops two hundred million
The report estimates that American golfers spend about 225 million dollars yearly on club dues permits balls supplies and caddies.
Re hearing Sought on Freight Rate Dispute Between Cities
The Idaho utilities commission upheld a freight rate between Pocatello Twin Falls Shoshone and Boise Shoshone despite protests from Pocatello and Twin Falls. The chambers of commerce plan a joint motion for a rehearing arguing the rate discriminates against the two cities and benefits Boise Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Utilities Commission
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Shoshone
Boise
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
5S. L. Hodgin
Hodgin
Y Pecatello
Magic Site
Chambers of
Utilities Commission
First Ward Choir Practices and Fourth Ward Relief Event
All First ward choir members are asked to attend practice on Wednesday December 19 at 8 pm in the First ward L. PDP. S. church for a special program. The Fourth Ward Relief society will host a play and dance Wednesday evening at the Fourth ward meeting house with free admission. public invited. The King George postage-stamp collection in Buckingham Palace includes 300 leather bound volumes kept in a special room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
First Ward L. Pdp. S
Fourth Ward Relief Foroiety
Fourth Ward
George
Buckingham Palace
Nampa Farmers Buy Fancy Bull
Dairy men from Nampa purchase an 18 month Holstein-Friesian bull from Henry McCall of Redmond Oregon for 600. C D Pipher and J A Black will use the bull to improve their herds. Dam Florence Idella Sharp has four records above 1000 pounds of butter yearly. Sire dam Dutchland Creamelle Sir Aggie yields 1321 pounds butter from 32106 pounds milk.
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Boise
Idaho
Nampa
C. D. Pipher
J. A. Black
Henry McCall
Redmond
Ore
McCall
Pipher
Florence Idella Sharp
Sir Aggie
Gunboat Smith Now Works as Wall Street Messenger
Former top American white heavyweight fighter Gunboat Smith, once among the sport’s elite, is described as a messenger for a Wall Street brokerage house after a career spanning a dozen cars ago in boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wall Street
For quick returns 1 wanted in The Tribune columns
In The Tribune columns a request seeks one quick return. A noted caller asks for help locating a single missing item via column listings and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
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State County Commissioners’ Association
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TH. F. Lemp
J. I. King
Basketeers
Sium
Jackson
Sell
Garrett
Velsted
Congregational
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Methodist
Sam Monty
North First
Sanquet
Daugter Born
Elizabeth Metzger
New York
Barnard College
Wrights
Wright
Coats
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Elks
Dr. Scarborough
Center ST
Center Street
Jesse Knight
Spring Canyon
L. Ruebelmann & Son
2Nd Ave
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Northwest
Pocatello Optical Co
A. L. Chilton
Molinelli
Paris
W. Center
Law
Little Boy Bright
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