State Commander Addresses Sixth District Legion Conference
The sixth district American Legion meeting at Bannock hotel featured E. E. Wilson as district commander and G. B. Crabtree and A. H. Christiansen in remarks. Speakers included R. Morgan on rehabilitation and the Legion endowment fund, J. D. Price on Americanization, and Ivan Gasser on La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux. Downey beat Pocatello 32 to 24 in a post basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Endowment Fund
Legion
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et
The
American Legion
Bannock Hotel
E. E. Wilson
Soda Springs
G. B. Crabtree
Idaho Falls
A. H. Christiansen
Downey
Bannock
Pocatello and Downey
Gaylord Sanford
Walter Wormer
James Allen
R. Morgan
Preston
Morgan
J. D. Price
Malad
Wilson
J. W. Flaherty
Blackfoot
Farm Bureau outlines work plan for coming year
Bannock county farm bureau leaders met with county commissioners to discuss expanding the state university extension program with no large county funding increase. The executive board mapped a busy year and the annual federation meeting set for January 3 in Pocatello to precede the Intermountain Poultry Show January 26 to 31 in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Farm Bureau Federation
Board of County Commissioners
State University
Paul V. Nash
McCammon
Farm Bureau Federation
Henry A. Bjorkman
Central
Federation
Paul V. ‘Ash
Joseph E. Wilson
Lund
James J. Facer
Tyhee
J. B. Bistline
Pocatello
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Busy Late Night Lineup
KFI features psychology talk with Miss Kans and a lecture music block from 8 to 10.30 pm. Danece music and television features occupy late evening shifts. Be program hosts with Franklin talk and an orchestra dance set. South Seas lecturer, Carnival Serenaders, Night Hawk appearances and Dallas concert schedules appear in the scattered timetable.
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Kfi
Les
Ms. Kans
Danece
Brand
Tvrces
Mjamin Franklin
Tores
South Seas
Epo
San
Hil
L. I
Dallas
Kennedy Construction Wins Local Sewer District Bid
The Kennedy Construction company of Pocatello secured Local Sewer Improvement District No. 33 with a bid of 24448.50, lowest and best among eight bids. Council also confirmed library board appointees, debated meters under five dollars, and discussed official newspaper designation for legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Construction Company
Pocatello
City Ecouncil
West Side Fire Station
Kennedy
Gliem and Shafer
J. L. Griffith Company
Salt Lake
Wheelwright Construction Company
Ogden
Kiely & Healy
Butte
Frank Parrott
Public Library Board
Ben Ross
Noah Pond
W. H. Bohlehheid
T. O. Smith
Walter K. Siders
D. W. Standrod
Charles C. Chilson
Hollywood
California
A. B. Canfield
Tribune
Chris B. Hansen
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
B. W. Devis
Cox
Bohlscheid
Oliver
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho January 17 1925
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions. Highest yesterday 21 and today’s low 1. Mean 11, normal 24. Precipitation this month .56 inch, excess .23. Total since January 1 .55 inch, excess .23. Data from U S Weather Bureau Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello and
Vincinity
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatells
Greater Than Marriage at Capitol Theatre
The Capitol theatre screens the photoplay Greater Than Marriage on Sunday drawing strong interest. A young girl pursues stage fame despite her mother’s sacrifice of a brilliant career for marriage, with cast members including Marjorie Daw and Raymond Bloomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Captol
Mariage Pot
Marjorie Daw v
Ed o'Peagy Kelir
Eene Therman
Raymond Bloomer
Ae Shannes
Power
Temple Workers to Logan Meet Get Special Rates
All temple workers of the L D church who plan to attend the meeting in Logan on February 2 will receive special rates from Lecatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. D. &. Church
Lecatello
Conductor Mulieca Leaves for Nebraska After Family Death
Conductor Mulieca of the Oregon Short Line departed this morning for Nebraska due to the sudden death of his sister, prompting an unexpected trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulieca
Oregon Short Line
Nebraska
Burton duo travel to Wyoming for Delaney funeral
Mr and Mrs H Burton of 735 North Main and Joe Burton left Friday for Evanston Wyoming to attend the funeral of Charles Delaney of Jackson Hole Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Burton
North Main
Joe Burton
Evanston
Wyo
Charles Delaney
Jackson Hole
Funeral for Junior Fryar Held at Family Home
The funeral was held Friday at 4 30 p m from the family home 121 Roosevelt Alabama with Bishop Quinn officiating Interment followed at Mountainview under the Schumacher and Hall company direction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fryar
Roosevelt, Alameda
Bishop Quinn
Mountainview
Schumacher and Hall Company
Eugene Crawford Begging Charge Fined With Suspension
Eugene Crawford was arrested Friday night on a charge of begging on the streets. Police Judge John W. Peter assessed a $50 fine this morning, suspended on the condition he leave town by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Crawford
John W. Peter
Fne
Suit to Quiet Title Granted in Louise Mining Claim
The district court under Judge Robert M. Terrell ruled in favor of Samuel Allsworth, decreeing the Louise mining claim title to the plaintiff after a Thursday trial. William Hill, Gem State Auto manager, departs for Chicago and Detroit to attend the national auto show featuring many car types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Allsworth
Wilson B. Cannon
J. H. Jenkins
Louise
Robert M. Terrell
William §. Hill
Gem State Auto Company
Chicago
Detroit
Mrs. J. C. Gardner Reopens Music Studio
Mrs. J. C. Gardner returns from San Francisco after a months long visit and announces the reopening of her music studio on Monday January 19. She is well known in local musical circles and friends greet her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gardner
San Francisco
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Mower scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Mower will be held Sunday at 3 PM from Megan Undertaking chapel. Rev Tschirley of the Lutheran church will preside and the Lutheran choir will provide music. The body will be shipped Monday morning to Rupert for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mower
Chapel of the Megan Undertaking Company
Tschirley
Lutheran Church
Rupert
Pocatello Trap Club to Hold Meeting on Year End Business
The Pocatello Trap shooting association will hold a meeting in the coming days to close the year. New cards elections and related business will be discussed. The date will be announced by the president. The group plans to consolidate secretary and treasurer roles for better efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Trapshooting Association
Sheriff Brings Back Man Extradited From Utah
Sheriff H W Henderson returned Friday night from Salt Lake City with J W Hillman in custody on charges of issuing worthless checks and obtaining goods under false pretenses. Hillman resisted extradition and a hearing before Governor Dern led to Utah honoring the extradition papers issued by Governor C C Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Henderson
Salt Lake City
J. W. Hillman
Hillman
Dern
Utah
C. C. Moore
Earley to Represent Utah at Washington for Gooding Bill
J. B. Earley executive secretary will represent the Utah Manufacturers' Association in Washington to back the Gooding bill as proponents testify January 20th 21st and 22nd. He will join Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce delegates and is brother of County Clerk R. C. Earley of this city.
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Washington
Salt Lake
Earley
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
Mexican Shot In Nampa
Gregorio Montayo a Nampa laborer was held up and shot by Jesus Ray a Nampa resident. Montayo was struck in the left arm and side, hit on the head with a pistol, and rushed to Nazarene hospital where doctors report his condition very serious. Ray is jailed in Caldwell. Mooseheart Legion Dance moves to Knights of Columbus hall with Melriveen Brothers orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Gregorio Montayo
Jesus Ray
Montayo
Ray
Nazarene
Mooseheart Legion
Eagles
North Main Street
Knights of Columbus
West Center Street
Henry Peake
Melriveen Brothers Orchestra
Moose
Former Poca residents Stonecipher enjoy Florida life
Letters from Mgr. and Mrs. C. E. Stonecipher now living in St. Petersburg Fla describe the warm Southern climate. Stonie has entered the real estate business and is making progress while still finding time to fish. He previously worked as a circulation agent for a Salt Lake paper and promoted boxing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
C. E. Stonecipher
Pocatello
St. Petersburg
Fla
Salt Lake
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Virginia Nelson at Fourth Ward church
The funeral for Mrs Virginia Nelson wife of Ace R Nelson will be Sunday at 3 pm from the Fourth Ward LL D church on North Tenth and East Subiette Bishop Radley will conduct with Fourth Ward choir providing music. Police department pallbearers. Body lies at the family home 446 North Fifth Avenue until 2 pm Sunday. Interment Mountainview under McHan Undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nelson
Ace R. Nelson
Fourth Ward LL. D
North Tenth
East Subiette
Bishop Radley
Fourth Ward
Police Department
Ith Avenue
Mountainview
McHan Undertaking Company
Aberdeen Coal B lines JV listed by phone 402
Aberdeen Coal announces a joint venture listing on the B lines with contact phone 402 for inquiries. The notice seeks partnerships and outlines collaboration terms for shared mining operations.
Postal Revenue Wage Bill Surge Aimed At Senate
A new house bill combines postal revenue and wage provisions echoing the Moses measure. Backed by administration leaders, it seeks quick Senate action after Muscle Shoals issues clear. Representatives note support from Curtis Cummins and other leaders, with changes to second class rates contemplated.
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House
Pogatello
The
Tribune
Curtis and Cummins
Senate
Moses
Coolidge
Watson
Indiana
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Ball
Delaware
Bursum
New Mexico
Cameron
Arizona
Capper
Kansas
Cummins
Iowa
Curtis
Hale
Missouri
Harreld
Oklahoma
Keyes
Hampshire
McKinney
Illinois
Die
Nevada
Pepper
Phipps
Colorado
Sterling
South Dakota
Walson
Weller
Maryland
Dial
South Carolina
West
Mid-West
New York
Chicago
Penny Special on Eastern Trip Heads to Atlantic City
The J C Penny Mercantile Company holds a national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey with Idaho delegation including Brickman Rupert Idaho. Special cars and a train detachment were added at Pocatello and Green River to move workers to the event for business discussions and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penny Mercantile Company
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Pocatello
J. C. Penny
Idaho
Green River
National Workers of the Large Corporation
Brickman
J. C. Penney
Rupert
Real Estate Transfers Filed Thursday
Transfers include Simonson Oreonzo et ux to Robert Cornish 80 acres in section 26 township 9 range 40 with EF B M patent United States to John A Garner 80 acres in section 34 township 7 range 36 Neeser Margaret A to Jennie G Rugar 80 acres in section 34 township 7 range 36 White E C et ux to John B Cummings Lot 11 Block 551 4200 feet O Leary Henry to Parley P Pratt Lots 1 21 Block 81 Holmes H R et ux to Zetta M Reed Lot 10 Block 262 Merritt Ezra J Goin to Melvin E Jensen 84 acres in section 15 township 6 range 34 FE B M.
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Simonson
Oreonzo
Etux
Robert Cornish
United States
John A. Garner
Neeser
Margaret A
Jennie G. Rugar
Ney
Nw& SE
White
E. C
John B. Cummings
Com. S. Cor
O'Leary
Henry
Parley P. Pratt
Holmes
H. R
Zetta M. Reed
Merritt
Ezra J. Goin
Melvin E. Jensen
New Sey NW
Moose Legion Dances to Be Held January 17
The Moose Legion announces dances on January 17 at KE hall. Proceeds support lodge activities and community programs. Event promotes social gathering with music and dancing for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Legion
Hall
Blossom Time at Auditorium to Honor Schubert's Birth
The 128th anniversary of Franz Schubert's birth is celebrated as Blossom Time arrives at the Auditorium on Friday January 23. The operetta has drawn over two million attendees since its opening, celebrated for its romantic tale of Schubert and his pupil set in Vienna. The piece follows love obstacles, friendship with Baron Schober, and the composer’s decline into poverty at age 31. Twin Falls notes a Boise engineer convention urging fiscal restraint while supporting development, with talks on county salaries and statewide coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
Auditorium Theatre
America
United States
Schubert
Vienna
Baron Schober
Twin Falls
J. J’. Congdon
Boise
Idaho Chapter of
American Engineers
United States Geological Survey
Shad L. Hodgin
John Graham
Public Utilities Commission
Aberdeen Coal Bist Lines Phone 402
Aberdeen Coal announces Bist lines service with contact number 402 for inquiries. Details include available routes, pricing options, and scheduling notes for customers seeking coal deliveries and related support.
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Sixth District
Christiansen
Congress
Stars and Stripes
Decoration of Graves Overseas
Idaho Department
Hailey
J. A. Flaherty
K. H. Riggs
J. H. Boozer
B. C. Thorpe
J. O. Davis
W. C. Lootbourrow
D. Smith
American Falls
B. D. Beauchamp
L. R. Morgan
J. DuPrice
W. G. Miller
Albert A. Matton
BE. C
Chester Oliver
J. M. Murray
W. A. Coffin
Philip Stalker
J. A. Peterson
E. W. Winkle
F. L. Lewis
H. R. Bryan
Capifol
Executive Board OF Farm Bureau
Teeple
Aberdeen Coal
Consumers’ Coal Company
Aberdeen
King Coal
T. B. Smith Co
Willard Land, Mgr
Quinn Martin
New York World
Griffith
Milwaukee
Davidson
Garrick
Pet. H. Cushman
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