Good Government Speech Emphasizes Busy Conduct of City
Mayor C. Ben Ross spoke at a Rotary luncheon on good government linking business activity to public welfare. He outlined city finances, water projects at Ross Fork and Mink Creek, and urged a spring campaign to beautify Pocatello with deeper watering to sustain trees and curb sidewalk damage.
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Pocatello
Ross Fork
Big Springs
Fort Hall
Batise Springs
Mink Creek
Radio Program Listings Across Cities
A condensed schedule lists radio programs by station and time across cities including Pullman Boise Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Portland Los Angeles St Louis Richmond Hill Fort Worth Des Moines Davenport and more featuring organ concerts orchestras talks and children's stories with varied evening lineups.
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EGO
Oakland
KEGW
Portland
Numre
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hollywood
KPO
ESD
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
Richmond Hill
L. I
WBAP
Fort Worth
Tfl
Public Library Use Grows In Pocatello In 1924
The Pocatello public library circulated 77 072 books in 1924 up from 72 364 in 1923. Main library 52 605 Bonneville branch 15 912 playgrounds 281 and classroom collections 8 274 serving Roosevelt Washington Whittier Lincoln Jefferson schools. New non fiction titles span science art and travel with notable authors from Brigham Young University and others.
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Pocatello
Bonneville
Hoosevelt
Washington
Whittier
Lincoln
Jefferson
Ted J
Barrie
Mary Rose
Cooper
Lions N’ Tigers
Ervine
Fosdick
Japan
Formosa
Sherman
America
Dutton
Hool
Jones
Judkins
Wardlaw
Trimmermans
Queenship Race Invaders Rally in Idaho Falls
Misses Lucile McCormack and Maudean Short of The Tribune says the Poca stello candidates for the Queenship of the Ashton Dog Derby ran a vote selling campaign in Idaho Falls Sunnyland city and return confident of victory on race day in February.
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Pocastello
Idaho Falls
Lucile McCormack
Maudean Short
Tribune Business Office
Sunnyland
Februa
Idaho F S
Fisal
Miss Eva Kasiska Visits Sister in Portello
Miss Eva Kasiska, sister of Miss Mable Kasiska, cashier at the State Bank in Lava Hot Springs, was visited in Portello on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd DeCamp plan a trip to Boise for a few days, with Doctor De Camp serving on the state dental board.
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Mable Kasiska
State Bank
Lava Hot Springs
Poratello
Eva Kasiska
Mrs
Floyd DeCamp
Boise
Doctor DeCamp
The
State Dental Board
Eva Kasiska Set for Southern California Visit
Miss Eva Kasiska leaves on Wednesday for Santa Barbara and other Southern California destinations. She plans to travel for several months visiting multiple coastal cities and landmarks.
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Eva Kasiska
Santa Barbara
Southern California
Mission Family Returns Home After Holidays Visit
Mr and Mrs Leon Mission of Blackfoot returned Sunday to their home after spending the holidays with their daughters Mrs Paul Devrient and Mrs Dave Jackson of this city.
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Leon Mission
Blackfoot
Paul Devrient
Dave Jackson
Whittleseys Return From Boise Visit and Board Meeting
Mr and Mrs Horace Whittlesey returned Sunday evening from Boise where Mrs Whittlesey visited her parents. While there Mr Whittlesey attended a meeting of the state pharmacy board.
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Horace Whittlesey
Boise
County Clerk Aide Returns From Salt Lake Subpoena
Miss Lillian ngberg chief deputy in the office of county Clerk R C Earley returned Saturday night from Salt Lake where she was subpoenaed as a witness in the Peters case. She expects to be called again in Salt Lake sometime this week.
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Lillian Ngberg
R. C. Earley
Salt Lake
Peters
Mrs Ifft and Miss Fargo Visit Boise Guests
Mrs. G. Nicholas Ifft and Miss Marion Fargo returned Sunday evening from Boise. Ifft visited her parents Judge and Mrs. F. S. Dietrich, while Fargo had been in Seattle and Tacoma.
Miss Hepworth Demonstrates Preschool Diet for Baptist Women
Miss Marion Hepworth state demonstration leader for the extension division of the state university visited Pocatello and conducted an afternoon demonstration for Baptist women on preschool diet. She leaves this evening for Blackfoot.
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Marion Hepworth
The
State University
Pocatello
Hepworth
Blackfoot
Justice of the Peace E G Houde Opens Office
Justice of the Peace E G Houde opens offices today at 425 West Center Street opposite The Tribune. Houde was elected as justice of the peace on the Republican ticket and has previously served in the role.
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Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
West Center Street
the Tribune
Judge Houde
Chamber Directors Meet To Elect Poca Tello Officers
The Poca tello Chamber of Commerce board meets this afternoon at 4 30 to elect officers for the coming year. A new president to succeed G Nicholas Ifft two vice presidents and a secretary will be chosen. Directors listed include Claude Bistline E Brady W H Cleare C Ben Koss W H Rohrscheid John Hood A Valentine J I King J T Young G Nicholas Ifft Frank W Brown and R B Turner.
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The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
Secreta
Claude Bistline
J. T. Young
Frank W. Brown
R. 8. Turner
Mexican Held on Assault Charge
Joseph Montes, wanted by police on assault and battery, was jailed Sunday night. Montes and Louis Chavason clashed Saturday at the Commercial hotel, Montes striking Chavason with a chair and stabbing him with a bail from a bucket. Chavason received treatment at Lynn hospital. John Autheman pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $10 fine. Frank Samerouts was found guilty of intoxication and fined $15. S. Negrete was dismissed for insufficient evidence. G. J. Robbin, booked for traffic violation, posted $10 bond but failed to appear and bond was forfeited. M. Periez, arrested for an empty box from a rear garage, was dismissed.
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Joseph Montes
Montes
Louis Chavason
Commercial Hotel
Cobavason
Lynn Hospital
John Autheman
Ord
Frank Samerouts
S. Negrete
G. J. Robbin
M. Periez
South First Avenue
Eastern Star and Masonic Meetings Announced
Eastern Star Radiant Chapter No 61 will meet Tuesday at 2 PM in the Masonic Temple and urges all members to attend. The Y W Athletic Club meets this evening at Mrs McCall’s home 454 South North Avenue with a social to follow. Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M meets this evening to confer the M M and P M degrees.
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Eastern Star—Radiant
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Y. W. Athletic Club
Red Cross to Start Public Health Class
President George W Wagenseeller announced at the Bannock Caribou Red Cross meeting that public health classes, halted after two years, will resume. Funds were set aside for disabled veterans and the 1925 program aims to expand relief work, with committee assignments stressing impactful service.
Reorganization of Sixth Ward Team Rises Fresh
The Sixth ward L. D. 8S reborn as an interim league basketball squad after forfeitures. Players listed include Clarence Pack ed Pack Roland Pack Francis Dilson Cecil Sanders Joe Cathey William Foster Harold Bennett and others. They face Baptists at 7 pm tonight and Presbyterians at 7 pm tomorrow.
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L. D
Clarence Pack
Ed Pack
Roland Pack
Francis Dilson
Cecil Sanders
Joe Cathey
William Foster
Harold Bennett
The
Baptists
Presbyterians
Heavy Snows Slow Up Delivery Of Tribunes Sunday
Idaho blizzards bite hard as county routes freeze. Knight of the News Charles Bla sius trudges from Idaho Falls to Pocatello through snow and sleet, failing a return trip. The Tribune motorcycle express struggles amid five hour fifty mile leg and overheated machine.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
Tribune Motorcycle Express
Bingham
Bonneville
Charles Blasius
Knight of the News
Iron Mount
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Kraft to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
J. L. Kraft president of Kraft Brothers Cheese will address the Kiwanis club luncheon at the Hotel Bannock Tuesday. Rotary members are invited and many plan to hear the man who advertises in the Saturday Evening Post. Kraft’s firm is highlighted on the magazine back cover featuring Pocatello as a key business location.
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Therformance
Oregon Short Line
Holbrook
J. L. Kraft
Kraft Brothers Cheese Company
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Bannock
Rotary Club
Jean Bistline
Saturday Evening Post
Chicago
New York
Pocatello
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Bay of Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
Baes
Canan
Walter Cleaveke
Rvice
Rotary
Honrt
Garfield Avenue
Tliday Street
Water Department
Consumers’. Coal Ot Company
Pocatel
EFAE
Pullman
Wash
KFAU
KFI
Orchestra
Seattle
KFOA
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthaws
WHO
Des Moines
Wdjjd
Mooseheart
WLW
WOC
Davenport
Jehenson Otty
Mary E. Russell
West
Lewis
RED Cross
Wagenseiler
George W. Wagenseiler
Bannock-Caribou
American Red Cross
Public Library
Pacific Coast Division
National Red Cross
Wagenseller
Charles H. Sprague
van Rogers
Alberta Reasoner
George W. Wagenseller
Kathryn Lord
R. F. Hamilton
J. I. King
E. &. Moberiy
Ellen Lees
R. H. Hunter
Clara Olin
J. E. Spurlock
E. N. Roberts
Victor Viera
William H. Snyder
Juliet J. Minson
M .W. Williams
McGowan
County Junior Red Cross
Nora Boyum
Frank Brown
Carl Valentine
A. R. Teeple
Odd Fellows
C. D. Moore
Knights of Pythias
C. H. L. Chandler
Ministerial
E. Brady
W. A. Hyde
John Hood
Idaho Coal and Ice Co
DR. E. 0
Kraft
Kiwanis
Tite
Eas Q
Wy Ron
Panco
Panco Co
Chelsea, Mass
Gurles
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