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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1925

Page

2

Seed exhibit to be held in Gooding for Idaho State Reed show

Idaho State Reed show set for February 15 to 17 in Gooding announced by B Ahlson extension agronomist and seed association secretary. Gooding district proud after 17 premiums in international fair in Chicago and hopes for about one thousand exhibits, 500 more than last year. Association officers include A J Snyder president F L Lee vice president C B Ablson secretary treasurer Ralph Bristol assistant secretary with directors C F Caterin J S Welsh Fred Gustafson HM Hulbert J M Insaac gon Frank M Thometz.

Boise B. Ahlson University of Idaho Seed Association Gooding Cieag Northwest New England A. J. Snyder Springfield F. L. Lee C. B. Ablson Ralph Bristol Boine C. F. Caterin Burley J. 8. Welsh Jerome Fred Gustafson Idaho Falls HM. W. Hulbert Moscow J. M. Insaacgon Maidred Frank M. Thometz Twin Falls

State Teachers Meet Closes This Evening

Bott December 31 Thirty four annual meeting of Idaho State Teachers association will conclude Thursday afternoon with a business session and officer elections. Reports indicate the certification standards committee may push stronger training for teachers before certifying. Wednesday featured talks on Idaho educational opportunities by state leaders, with luncheons and a Boise reception for officials and educators. Out of state speakers included John Edward Carver Ogden Jessie Gibson Spokane and Effie S McFadden San Francisco Normal School.

Idaho State Teachers Association Boise High Ee Yeaterday Ohn Edward Carver Ogden Jessie Gibson North Central High School Spokane Effie 8. McFadden San Francisco Normal School

Downey High Christmas Program Highlights Student Talent

Students at Downey High School directed by M Leah Genevieve Kraemer staged their annual Christmas program with songs The High School Gang and Nativity, a vocal solo by Mrs Willis Brim a piano solo by Alba Burton and a performance by the High School orchestra. A one act play featured Dorothy Nelson Frank Spidell Cyril Curtis and others with readings by Mildred Owen Coffin. Freshman girls sang a vocal duet Chester and Kenneth and songs Taaho My Idaho and Let Us Sing of Idaho. Miss Smith was accompanist. Afterward guests gathered in the gym for a large Christmas tree gift display and dancing.

the Sedience Preston P. Whitaker Willis Brim Alba Burton Christumas Carios Dorothy Nelson Frank Spidell Cyril Curtis Piase Marie Flint Mildrea Owen Coffin Qeowfiske Kenneth Songs Taaho Idaho Miss Smith Germline Orposed Vnians Studenty Gees Rhoda Evans Alice Hartvigsen Sop Leah Genevieve Kraemer

Bridge Franchise Terms Set for Rim to Rim Toll Bridge

Twin Falls and Jerome counties finalize terms for a Snake River canyon toll bridge at Blue Lakes. The draft resolution, reviewed by counsels, was sent to Dravo Contracting of Pittsburgh and R. M. Murray of Spokane. Murray and Sears urge changes to satisfy bankers. Representatives in Twin Falls and Boise issued a telegram detailing the proposals to Pittsburgh.

Jerome Idaho Twin Falls Snake River Canyon Blue Lakes Heteg Dravo Contracting Company Tittsburgh R. M. Murray Spokane Aplicanta Corge Sears Portland Bridge Company J. E. Walker C. C. Cavanaugh Boise Dravo Company Pittsburgh

Caldwell Citizens Seek Reopening of Western Commercial Bank

Caldwell Kiwanis committee meets with state Finance Commissioner Porter to form a depositors group aid, plan to review bank assets, and pursue reorganization and reopening after the December 23 closure. The effort aims to determine asset value and determine necessary steps.

Caldwell Caldwell Kiwanis Club FE. W. Porter Western Commercial Bank of State Finance Department Porter

Court Will Pass on Formation of an Irrigation District

Hearing on confirmation of the process leading to the Wilder irrigation district formation will be held in district court before January 26. The United States must approve the action as a prerequisite to an agreement with the reclamation service placing water user control of district lands under the relief measure. Petitioners include W. V. Sparks C. J. Antrim Piercie Trunnell Frank L. Dickerson Calvin Van Tress Charles F. Oellien and Harry Amesbury.

W. V. Sparks C. J. Antrim Piercie Trunnell Frank L. Dickerson Calvin van Tress Charles F. Oellien Harry Amesbury

National Wool Growers Set Dance and Banquet Week

Boise hosts the National Wool Growers association convention with a carnival dance January 18 at Lodge 310 BPOE club house and a banquet January 19 at the Mosque. Dr Ken Foo Chow, a leading economist, may address attendees with Joel Priest of Union Pacific as toastmaster.

Boise National Wool Growers’ Association C. A. Groves Ken Foothow Peking China Ken Foo Chow San Francisco Joel Priest Union Pacific System

County Won’t Lose Says Bank Commissioner

Canyon County will not lose funds from the Western Commerce bank closing in Caldwell County Commissioner Albert Lee said. About $14,500 of the $170,000 on deposit was unsecured but covered by the county treasurer’s surety bond.

Nampa Canyon County Western Commerce Bank Caldwell Albert Lee Myrtle Berna County

Winter wheat acreage shows little change in Idaho

Boise Idaho December 31 There are sabres of wheat planted same acreage as a year ago according to federal crop statistician Jacobson Mr Sacahown field winter damage and crop estimates reflect normal conditions in Idaho for 1934.

Boise Yaeh Jacobscn Federal Prs Sacahown

Blackfoot R A M Conferred Degrees At Special Convocation

Blackfoot Chapter No 1u Rh A M held a 3 to 10 30 pm convocation conferring Royal Arch and other degrees on one candidate and two degrees on two others. Dinner by Eastern Star at 6 89. Visitors C Kt Mastenson Buhl Chapter J W Hawkins Fort Hall Navajo Chapter 18 New Mexico. Recipients were W C C Chubbuck Jr Frank G DeKay and Alfred W Richards of Moore.

Blackfoot Eastern Star C. Kt. Mastenson Buhl Hh. H. Casterlin Salmon J. W. Hawkins Fort Hall New Mexico W. CC. Chubbuck, Jr Frank G. DeKay Alfred W. Richards Moore

Birth of a son announced in Blackfoot

Mrs Brig Horrocks announces the birth of a son December 29. Paul Carruth returned from a coast trip. Doyle Adams, son of Mrs Fannie Adams, had his tonsils removed and is recovering. J R Ryan spends a few days in Oroville California on business. Norman BE Atkinson, secretary manager of the Idaho Homesteaders association, met with Mrs PD Hoegee state president of the Federation of Womens clubs about the upcoming Home Products association bulletin.

Blackfoot Find Brig Horrocks Paul Carruth Doyle Adams Fannie Adams J. R. Ryan Oroville Calif Norman BE. Atkinson Idahou Momerredusts Association PD. H

Wedding of Miss Mary Logan and George L Narromore

The ceremony occurred at Rock Springs Wyoming on a Wednesday in December at the Episcopal church parsonage. The couple will live at Glenns Ferry after a brief honeymoon in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Narromore is related to Mrs. Hoeriet Riddle and well known locally.

Mary Logan George L. Narromore Rock Springs Wyoming Episcopal Church Parsonage Narromore Hoeriet Riddle Glenns Ferry Salt Lake City Lucretia Stella Tribble McCammon Grace W. Li L. Edwards Fort Hall Supt Chas Zeibach

County officials to attend Idaho commissioners convention

Preston December meeting notes show Si County commissioners Taylor Nelson and Charles Jones will attend the all Idaho county commissioners convention in Pocatello January 4 5 and 6. George T. Fen son cannot attend due to being in California.

Pocatello MERT Tribune Sercal Preston Dec Taylor Nelson Charles Jones

City council meets with mayor absent. dog licenses due

Blackfoot on December 31 notes a regular council meeting with little business. The city clerk will announce that all dog licenses are due January 1 1926. Dogs found without a license will be impounded and after three days, if not redeemed, destroyed.

Blackfoot

Mechanics Course Offered by Blackfoot High School

Blackfoot high school vocational department offers a free auto mechanics course starting January 4. Open to anyone interested, with twenty places remaining. Registration is at the farm bureau office on Pacific Street.

Blackfoot

Terrell Returns to Boise After Court Session

Blackfoot Dec 81 Judge R M Terrell finished hearing cases in Judge R W Adalti rs court Wednesday and returned to Tocatello Court Reporter Ray Hist ine accompanied him The case of R W Pipes vs William E Barton transferred from Lemhi County was taken under advisement

Terrel Tribune Blackfoot R. M. Terrell R. W. Adaltir Tocatello Ray Histiine Terrell R. W. Pipes William E. Barton Lemhi County

Two Miners Die In Deep Black Diamond Mine Cave In

In Seattle a coal mine collapse 2000 feet underground at Black Diamond south of Seattle killed W. B. Brunner 36 and Emilie Piquet 35. Eight workers were nearby. three escaped, and three were trapped for eight hours. Pacific Coast Coal Co. operates the deepest mine in the U S.

Seattle Wash W. B. Brunner Emilie Piquet Black Diamond Here Waeifie Coast Coal Company United States

Miss Myrtle Davidson to Join Utah Agricultural College

Miss Myrtle Davidson extension lecturer from University of Idaho will start work for the Utah Agricultural College extension division in Logan after a January trip to Franklin county. She has been in Franklin the last two days conducting extension meetings. Births announced include a boy to Mr and Mrs W D Fife Preston and a boy to Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Christensen Minkcreek. Franklin county will send two cars of livestock to the Ogden Livestock Show next week, via secretary Jease Richards and agent M A Powell.

Tribune Spectal Preston Myrtle Davidson University of Idaho Agricultural College Pocatello Franklin County Utah Agricultural College Logan School Misa Davidson Franklin W. D. Fife Ferdinand Christensen Minkcreek Sousty M. A. Powell Jease &. Richards Ogden Livestock Show Cimzatilxation

Radio Station Programs and New Year’s Eve Schedule Listing

A dense OCR of radio station timetables lists programs from CFAC Calgary to WOC New York, including dances, orchestras, hotel concerts, and a New Year’s Eve celebration. It mentions specific time blocks, stations, and segments such as dance programs, string orchestras, and orchestral concerts across major cities.

Liberty Bell CFAC Calgary KFXF Colorado Springs SOA Weaver KFON Long Beoach Adepan KFWB Hollywood KGO Oakland KHJ Los Angeles EKMTR EMMY KPO San Francisco KPRC Houston KFRU Columbia Conservatory of Music KMA Shenandolah HYW Chicago WDAF Kansas City Nighthawks WGES Oak Park WHO Des Moines WJAZ Chio WLW Cincinnati Omaha New York

Inkom marriages noted from Washington to Salt Lake City

Mrs. E D Wilson receives notice of her brother Thomas Forrey marrying Marcel Truex in Olympia on December 24. Inkom teacher Ray Larsen and Selma Wilson wed in Salt Lake City on Christmas Day. Other locals: Ca Durfey returns from Richmond. Parley Reece visits Pricham Utah. G W Whitworth with cattle at Arimo. Lucene Gardner visits Sage Wyoming. Burket and Alice Wilson head to Salt Lake for New Year holidays.

Inkom E. D. Wilson Thomas &. Forrey Marcel Truex Olympia Washington Ray Larsen McCammon Selma Wilson Salt Lake City Ca Durfey Richmond California B. Reece Parley Reece Pricham Utah G. W. Whitworth Arimo Lucene Gardner Sage Wyoming C W. Gardner Burket Alice Wilson Salt Lake

Local Officials Attend Funeral Services and Travel Plans

Supt and Mrs Gittens left Thursday for Utah to attend funeral services. Mr Lathes Marble, cousin of Mr Gittens, died in a gravel cave accident and was 18 years old. Marble was the son of Mr and Mrs Marble of Bri ity School. The family awaits further details from Supt Gittens. Mary Bawards left Sunday for Green River Wyoming to attend events.

Cripune Gittens Utah Lathes Marble L. H. Marble Marble Aic Melelie Mary Bawards Sunda Te- Green River Wyoming

Balmy Skies in Far North Report on Mt McKinley Activity

A Cleveland AP dispatch notes students linking Mt McKinley smoke with Western North American volcanism this year. Shishaldin in the Aleutians erupted November 11 as warm Southern Alaska weather followed. Anchorage, near the railroad terminus, logged unprecedented warmth and a 28 degree Christmas day reading.

Seattle Maska Mt. McKinley North America McKinley Alaska Range Rockies United States Canadian Rockies Alaska Peninsula Aleutian Islands Pacific Ocean Kamchatka Siberia Shishaldin Umiak Island Aleutians Alaska Anchorage

Lost the Use of Both Legs Col Coolidge Ill in Vermont

Plymouth Vermont December 31 AP Colonel John Coolidge father of the president, 81, who has been ill at his home, passed a very comfortable night. He lost use of both legs several days ago from faulty circulation after heart attacks. Iris heart and general condition are very good and heart action has improved. No expected change in limb condition.

Plymouth John ©. Coolidge Albert W. Cram Bridgewater Colonel Coolidge

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