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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1925

Page

8

Mother Ash Entertained Fire Laddies In Turkey Dinner

Members of the Pocatello fire department and invited guests enjoyed a turkey dinner at the west side fire station hosted by Mother Ash. I E Edgerton thanked the hostess for her interest in community activities and requested public thanks to the department and to Ellis for Christmas gifts. Fire Chief Canfield and many department members attended along with guests from the State Journal Tribune and local firms. A musical program on the orthophone by the Martin Music Company delighted attendees.

Pocatello Fire Department J. B. Edgerton Arthur Zener A. J. Pierce A. Elliott Tom Gooderham Clyde Gooderham Tom Crowley O. M. Lomquist The State Journal John H. Kane Tribune Martin Musicompany Mrs. Hicks Ash

Optimism in Idaho Strong and Steady

Norman B. Adkison of the Idaho Home Industries association reports 1926 will bring prosperity and stability. He cites intensified agriculture, mining advances in Deadwood and Mackay, and Idaho’s push to buy Idaho products to boost tax base. He plans surveys of out-of-state printing to curb resource drain while visiting southeastern towns.

Idaho Norman B. Adkison Idaho Home Industries Association Southeast Bunker Mill and Sullivan Company Deadwood Mackay Bunker Hill Kellogg Lewiston Adkison

Texas Girls Seek Boys Trousers for Winter Warmer Wear

Three local girls request permission from Police Chief Henry Lee to wear boys trousers and winter underwear to stay warm. They cite freezing temperatures and argue the outfit would not affect modesty or artistic effect. The anonymous letter asks guidance on cross gender attire and anonymity.

Fort Worth Tex Henry Lee

Picking Bride for the Prince

London society again discusses a royal match as Princess Astrid of Sweden attends Buckingham Palace after court mourning ends. The 20 year old niece of the late Dowager Queen Alexandra is praised for charm, dancing, country life, and domestic skills.

London Prince of Wales Astrid Sweden George Mary Buckingham Palace Alexandra Prince Charles Princess Ingeborg Queen Alexandra

Cinderella on Orpheum bill ends nightly run

Orpheum presents A Kiss for Cinderella drawing cheers as Cinderella's coach lifts off into the clouds. The crowd recalls the dazzling finale as the feature ends its run tonight. Tomorrow Rudolf Valentino stars in Cobra.

Orpheum Cinderella Rudolph Valentino

Old Clothes at Strand Ends Run as Scarlet West Opens

Jackie Coogan stars in Old Clothes as Kelly and Ginsberg return from poverty to seek wealth through a blend of comedy and romance. Eddie Cline directs a lively mix of situations and a strong love story. The Strand shows the film for the last times tonight before the frontier drama The Scarlet West premieres tomorrow.

Jackie Coogan Kelly and Insberg Kelly Ginsberg Jackie Eddie Cline Strand

Madam Behave special at Capitol theater with Eltinge and Pennington

Christie presents Madam Behave a farce in skirts starring Julian Eltinge and Ann Pennington. The film, seen as a cousin to Charley’s Aunt, joins a trio of international attractions produced by Al Christie, with a Wednesday Capitol screening.

Christies Julian Eltinge Ann Pennington Madam Charley Syd Chaplin Madam Behave Capitol Theatre al Chaistie

Bride Not May's Daughter Reveals Complex Family Ties

Boston confirmsMay Yohe divorced wife of Sir Francis Hope says her daughter Aundrie Hope married Warren Doble of San Francisco two months ago. Yohe notes she never had a daughter and questions details of Hope’s marriages amid the announcement.

Boston May Yohe Francis Hope San Francisco Warren Doble Ran Francisco Aundrie Hope Yohe al Francis Olive Pa Yohe Eeroes Lope Francisco Sir Francis Hope

Ocean City Fire Engulfs Hotels and Homes

A major blaze in Ocean City Maryland spreads from the electric plant at the eastern Baltimore avenue end and threatens a seaside hotel and the Atlantic hotel along with several residence blocks. Fire departments from Salisbury Snowhill Pocomoke and Berlin respond to the blaze.

Baltimore Dee Ocean City Berlin Seaside Atlantic Hotel Snowhill Salisbury Baltimore Avenue Pocomoke

Operators And Miners Meet In Joint Negotiations

In New York on December 29, operators led by W. W. Inglis and miners led by John L. Lewis prepared for a decisive 3 PM session at the Union League Club. The talks follow a summer deadlock with a recent offer to end the strike and demands tied to Governor Pinchot’s plan and wage scales pending a long term contract.

New York W. W. Inglis Union League J. Inglis Atlantic City John L. Lewis United Mines Workers of America Mr. Lewis Inglis Harrisbur Philadelphia Pennsylvania L. Markle Wiliam Inglis John L Lewis United Mine Workers Pinchot

DOUBTS VALUE OF THE CONTESTS

Helena Montana educators question interscholastic contests after informal Montana Educators association conference endorses studying Payne Templeton Kalispell high school principal thesis. He argues removal of all championships could improve conditions for two to three years.

Helena Mont Montana Montana Educators’ Association Payne Templeton Kalispeli Templeton

Late blooming Boise flowers linger in cold snap

In Boise Idaho gardens show chrysanthemums, calendulas, pansies, violas and hardy poppies blooming despite temperatures around freezing. One resident reports five flower varieties in profuse bloom with potential to persist through winter barring a colder spell.

Boise Idaho

Pershing Possible Washington Visit Tied to Plebiscite

Arica December 29 General John J. Pershing with satisfactory health may visit Washington if the Taena Arica plebiscitary situation allows. He chairs the plebiscitary commission and would leave duties only if developments require it. Washington reports say his January 15 return is advised by his physician, with Colonel Morrow possibly returning soon.

Washington Weather Florida Lower Lake Region Middle North Atlantic Gulf South Atlantic Fort Myer Arica John J. Pershing Pershing General Pershing Glenn L Jones Morrow The Boundary Commission

Indicted Boston Officials Arrested on Fugitive Charges

Three officials of the Boston and Maine railroad were arrested in Boston by Deputy U S Marshals on warrants charging them as fugitives from justice from Chicago. They were indicted there with others on charges of conspiracy to violate the Volstead act in beer shipments from Lawrence.

Boston Boston and Maine Railroad U. S Chicago Lawrence

Richest Strike Reported at Livingston Mine in Salmon River Region

Art McGowan, early Challis pioneer, visited Custer County and shared that the Livingston mine near the Salmon river country has produced the most sensational strike yet in the region. He notes Jack David now heads Livingston Mines in Mackay area, with the mine located about forty miles inland from Challis. McGowan's account highlights the mine's growing importance since new highways improved auto access.

Art. McGowan Challis California Mr. McGowan City The Elks Club Pocatello Lodge Pocatello South First Avenue Custer Lemhi McGowan Jack David Poentello Elks Lodge Mackay Livingston Mines Corporation Salmon River Custer County Livingston Walker

Flour price rise in England linked to world wheat shortage

Chicago dec 29 ap an analysis explains flour price increases are due to a global wheat shortage led by Argentina not retaliation. John Crosby president washburn crosby mills says higher grain costs hit England and the Minneapolis market with a price up to 9 60 a barrel for 98 pound sacks amid general world surplus confusion.

Chicago England Britain Argentina John Crosby Washburn Crosby Mills Minneapolis Crosby London Master Bakers’ Protective Society United States Canada Urthermore Liverpool

Dance Thursday Night at K C Hall With Mc Ilveen Orchestra

Community event listing announces a Thursday dance at K C Hall with admission 75 cents. Mc Ilveen Orchestra will provide music for the evening.

K. C. Hall Adm McIlveen Orchestra

Alumni and 1926 High School Quintet Set for Big Game

The high school 1926 five faces a stern test against a strong alumni team at the Y gym at 1 oclock. Jackson returns to form behind sharp pivot and shot while Richie from Idaho Tech challenges Evans for center. Guards Sell and Garrett may meet Stowell and Thomas, as Mentor Fox tests two first teams and a third group to cover players injured or out.

Jackson Richie Idaho Tech Evans Sell Garrett Stowell Thomas Fox Lavas Lavalot Springs Lava High Lava High School McGreal Evang Barrett MacMillan Porter Joss Chandler Shurtliff Lava

Local team primed for tough test against veteran rivals

Evans and Groas anchor the center role while McGrea, a diminutive forward with elite floor skills, aims to dazzle. Barrett provides scoring support as the season continues.

Evans Groas Neo McGrea Liicely Barrett

Y M C A Board Discusses Insurance Rates and New Federation

The Y M C A board met Monday with R B Turner and W H Penfield to discuss Idaho standard rates for insurance on church and lodge buildings. The federation and new constitution with H J Rone of Boise as south Idaho representative were approved. A New Year open house will welcome guests with President A C Hinckley chairing the reception committee. The board aims to collect all unpaid pledges before year’s end.

Y. M. C. A. Board of Directure Turner W. H. Penfield H J. Rone Boise South Idaho Board of Trustees A. C. Hinckley

Peanut Coal Offered At 7 50 Per Ton

Idaho Coal and Ice Co advertises Peanut Coal for furnaces and ranges at 7 dollars 50 cents per ton with contact numbers 304 and 308.

Idaho Coal and Ice Co

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