Bannock County Installs New Board and Staff
New Bannock County staff take oath of office at the county building with County Clerk R. C. Farley administering. Bassett elected chairman as officers sworn in. bids on overhead crossing project discussed and funds reviewed. old board approves limited farm bureau payments before term ends.
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Bannock County
R. C. Farley
Charles H. Bassett
Lewis J. Petty, Jr
George Gittins
R. C. Earley
Mr. Bassett
William A. Hyde
Charlies A. Brown
Nora A. Boyum
J. H. Swansor
H. L. McHan
W. H. Hall
Laura B. Berg
Hu. W. Henderson
Board of County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Old Board
Director of Highways
Woodland
McGuire
Wes
Basset
Montana
County Infirmary
Pocatello-Fort Hall
High School Notes Preview Season Opener Week
The senior high quin tet opens with Aberdeen at West side gym Thursday night then travels to Firth Friday for a conference game. Last season the team lost once in sub district play and aims for more victories this year. A third-year French class will start next semester if enough students enroll, taught by Miss Chrisman. interested students should see her now to register.
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Aberdeen
West Side High School
Firth
Petond
West Side
Chrisman
Day in Washington Senate grills Muscle Shoals bill
Senate and House convene at noon with Muscle Shoals legislation under Senate consideration. A House committee investigates while the Shipping Board resumes hearings. General Contractors hold a three day convention with delegates received by President Coolidge at the White House. The agricultural committee moves toward relief for the cattle industry.
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Senate
House
Ial
Shipping Board
Pres- Coolidge
White House
Ieee Agricultural Committee
Week of scheduled YMCA lighted practices and prayers?
Recurrent notices list multiple church and volunteer group basketball practices at the Y gymnasium through the week. Entries specify times for Christian junior and intermediate teams, O S L units, Congregational juniors, L D S wards, Presbyterian juniors, Messengers of the O S L, American Legion, Episcopalian and Methodist intermediates, with sessions from morning to night.
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Presbyterian
O. 8
American Legion
First Ward
L. D
Congregational
Christian
Legion
Methodist
Metropolitan quartet to perform at Tech lyceum
On January 15 the Metropolitan quartet will appear at Frazier hall as part of Tech lyceum offerings. The quartet will sing light popular songs, classical numbers, and selections from well known operas, with the Ellison White company aiding the engagement.
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Frazier Hall
Lyceum
The
Tech
Pocatello
Ellison White Company
Portland
Ore
Harold Lloyd in Hot Water at Strand theater
Harold Lloyd's new feature Hot Water opened last night at the Strand theater. He is supported by Jobyna Ralston Josephine Crowell Charles Stevenson and Mickey McBan in this Pathe comedy.
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Harold Lloyd
Strand
Strand Theater
Jobyna Ralston
Josephine Crowell
Charles Stevenson
Mickey McBan
Chu Chin Chow at the Orpheum Tonight and Tomorrow
Flaming action thrilling color and seething intrigue headline a playful romance in Chu Chin Chow showing tonight and tomorrow at the Orpheum theatre. The vivid production promises spectacle and drama for local audiences.
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Chu-Chin-Chow
Orpheum
Chu Chin Chow
Orpheum Theatre
Fools in the Dark at Capitol a thrilling movie tale
The film follows Percival Schwartz and his bid to write screenplays. Ambition drives hairbreadth escapes and sensational adventures in pursuit of his lady, as Bertram Millhauser’s son recalls a year’s standout picture.
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Capitol
Weather Report for Pocatello Idaho January 12 1925
Local snow this afternoon and tonight, then Tuesday fair and colder. The report lists temperatures from yesterday and today, precipitation totals, and wind data for Pocatello with sunset and sunrise times. Meteorologist A R Teeple notes seasonal precipitation totals and comparisons to last year.
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Pocatello
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Idaho
Pocatelo
A. R. Teeple
Races at Roller Rink Tonight Advertised
Read that races unfold at the roller rink this evening with a dress for five cents offer. An ad promises notices and a list of names tied to a location at 425 street.
Elk In Good Condition Say Wardens In Range Visit
Deputy game warden Hayes and rancher Frank Smith rode Gibson Jack and Johnny creeks reporting elk in good shape overall. Five bulls were found fat, cows and calves lean but not starving. They may feed cows and calves later if convenient, while many open grazing areas remain. Knothead ponies persist, to be culled on the Pocatello preserve.
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Upper Gibson Jack
Johnny Creeks
Ill Hayes
Frank Smith
Fayes
Pocatello
Bill
Tribune
Library light incident and campus events preview
A light fixture fell near Miss Zinkie in the library, startling her. Updates cite returning ill students Grace Wagner and Lou Spalding, and Eleanor and Elizabeth Thomas, who attended classes after a death in the family. Debates tryouts, class basketball, engineers meeting, T club, symphony rehearsals, and a Co-Ed ball planned with limited male attendance are announced with times and roles.
Community group notices from St. Joseph’s and local lodges
The Altar Society of St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral meets Tuesday at Knights of Columbus hall with officer elections and strong attendance urged. A joint Woodcraft Woodmen installation follows at 8 pm at North Main Street WO hall with all members urged to attend. Emerson PTA hosts Walter Siders on obedience and punishment with Miss Hoffman speaking and music. Gate City Commandery plans a special conclave Tuesday evening for degree conferral. attendance desired.
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Altar Society
Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
Knights of Columbus
Oint
Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Main ‘Street
Emersona P.T. A
Walter R. Siders
Bank Clearings Size Pocatello Saturday January 10
Pocatello bank clearings for Saturday January 10 totaled 170 882 7. Returns from Portland. W G Phoenix local manager of the Devereaux Mortgage company returned Sunday evening from Portland where he spent the holidays with his family. Real estate transfers were filed Saturday. Adelbert I Etux and Utah Mfg Loan Corp. transferred property in sections 24 and 25 township 10 range 40. 160 acres.
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Pocatello Bank Clearings
Portland
W. G. Phoenix
Devereaux Mortgage Company
Egbert
Adelbert I.etux
Utah
Mfg. Loan Corp
FE. B. M
Mrs Bertha Larsen Dies At Home In Local Residence
Mrs Bertha Larsen wife of Mat Larsen died this morning at the family residence 319 North Johnson. The body is in charge of McHan Undertaking company and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Bertha Larsen
Mat Laren
North Johnson
McHan Undertaking Company
Pocatello Chamber Sets Public School Forum At Meeting
At a regular forum of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce the event will be designed to a public school forum. Superintendent W R Siders will lead the program and Gaylord Sanford, director of music at Pocatello High School, will oversee the music.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Siders
Gaylord Sanford
Pocatello High School
Smiling Cops Attend Yeager Execution at San Quentin
Twenty two California speed cops watched Walter Yeager die on the San Quentin scaffold after he killed motorcycle officer Clarence M. Pickett. The officers urged vengeance, citing the eye for an eye Mosaic law, and witnesses reported curses exchanged as the trap released Yeager.
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San Rafael
Calif
California
Walter Yeager
San Quentin
Yeager
Clarence M. Pickett
Madera County
San Joaquin Valley
Pickett
Yager
Los Angeles
Exurt
New Boy Scouts Officers Elected at Bannock Hotel Luncheon
S. E. Brady was elected president to replace Senator W. H. Witty who becomes first vice president. Dr. Q O F Call is second vice president and Dr. R H Sutton remains treasurer. Brady formed committees on finance, camp, leadership, and civic service with named members. Brady named national council representative.
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Bannock Hotel
S. E. Brady
W. H. Witty
Witty
QO. F. Call
R. H. Sutton
Brady
E. N. Roberts
W. E. Howard
Court of Honor
M. F. Penfield
M. W. Williams
J. I. King
Ben Rosas
Clarence Stephenson
F. C. Terrell
Walter R. Siders
W. L. Raymond
H. W. Henderson
Italy Emigration Policy Seen in Kellogg Talks
Rome reports that Secretary Hughes has resigned and Mussolini signals Italy will meet U S obligations when finances permit. Political circles hope Kellogg will consider Italy’s willingness to fulfill war pledges and address emigration to avoid a flood of unwanted migrants.
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Rome
AIP
Hughes
America
Washington
Mussolini
Italy
United States
Kellogg
Chicago Wages War on Three Million Rats
Chicago faces a rat infestation of about three million, mainly around South Water Street produce markets. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen and city officials launch a concerted extermination, using poisons and gases as workers fear the rats, with a $10 000 city appropriation and calls for a nationwide rat extermination week led by a modern Pied Piper.
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the Tribune
Chicago
City Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
South Water Street
Old Street
Commission
Dr. Bundegen
Dr. Bundes
Los Angeles
Water Street
Dr. Bundesen
Rifle Club Meeting on Elk Protection at Armory
The Pocatello Pistol and Rifle Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the old armory on West Hayden between North Harrison and North Main. Members should bring twenty two rifles and their own ammunition as club targets are tested and elk and big game conservation topics will be discussed.
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Pocatello, Pistol and Rifle Club
West Hayden
North Harrison
North Main
Wenesday
Cavalier Found Guilty in Grandmother Murder
Fourteen year old William Cavalier was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the July killing of his grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Cavalier, in Pottsville. He was remanded to await disposition of an appeal for a new trial after nearly 24 hours of deliberation.
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Cavalier
Pottsville
William C. Cavalier
Catherine Cavalier
Atorneys
Commonwealth
Dancing Web Dance Nights at Oriole Club
Weekly Friday and Saturday dance events at the Oriole Club described as Dancing Web offering social dancing sessions each week.
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Oriole
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