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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
5
The Tribune reports a busy New Year subscription drive with four weeks left to reward workers and boost totals. Candidates pledge hard work and public faith, aiming to win votes, secure subscriptions, and possibly drive Tribune’s new car in February.
The Idaho State Editorial association begins its midwinter convention in Pocatello for two days with editors and southeastern Idaho legislators in attendance. Notable speakers include J E Jones of the Western Newspaper Union and Ole Buck of Nebraska. Mayor C Ben Ross will welcome guests.
Reported district race shows Miss Albertson of Blackfoot and Miss Marjorie Albertson in a tight contest with Mrs. John Jacoby, while Mrs. Grant of Pocatello and Miss Mary Ford exhibit early pace. Ida Stone head of Bodo Springs schools gains support as Soda Springs figures rise. Friday is last day to submit campaign subscriptions at Mer headquarters.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with monetary amounts and identifiers across districts. It includes names like Mrs. Hannah Ash Miss Mary Ford and William Rowland alongside varied sums, locations, and partial notes, suggesting a register or financial ledger extract.
Blackfoot high school basketball faces the Episcopalian team of the intermediate league in the Y gym tonight at 8. The day features four out of town games including Lava Springs high school at 2, Downey high school at 3, and Downey reserves versus Baptists at 4. Ten volleyball matches, a swimming exhibition, and a Shop Employes band concert at 7 in the YMC A lobby are also planned.
The sixteenth annual Bannock county school trustees convention begins Friday in the county building court room. Opening session will cover the proposed religious education bill led by Attorney W. H. Witty. Saturday features addresses by Supt. Walter R. Siders, Miss Gertrude Walter, and Miss Edna Swingle.
A local run of les Wine opens at the Capitol theatre showing a vivid, realistic tale of bootlegging and its ruinous impact on a rich family. A prominent society matron and their debutante daughter are drawn into illicit liquor as enforcement officers, judges, and newspapers testify to its truth.
Town Talk item notes inflows precipitation and storage figures for Jackson Lake reservoir area as of December 27 with year over year comparisons. Also reports four offenders detained on intoxication charges and Dr I W Lynn returning from Boise with remarks on state legislative caucus activity.
Yesterday's league action at the Y M A A featured the Third ward L D 8 earning a forfeit win over the Fifth ward due to short-handed opposition. In other results the First ward L D 8 defeated the Baptists 29 to 4.
A Union Pacific round trip fare to the Ogden Livestock Show is advertised for January 5 to 10 with a return limit of January 12. The notice lists fare amounts and travel dates among the readable items.
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