Statistics committees to boost Idaho growth drive
The Po catello Realty board statistics committee works through city and county records to compute population and housing growth. Roy Campbell says monthly growth reports will aid press and advertisers as Idaho aims to attract more people and investment. He notes state funds may support a publicity bureau, with county committees handling preparatory data to ease a future Boise legislature backed effort. Campbell argues Idaho has no bad points and should out advertise California and Florida.
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The
Pocatello Realty Board
Roy Campbell
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Pocatello
Idaho
Campbell
Boise
California
Florida
Alleged Liquor Law Violators Nabbed Saturday
George Pappas was arrested Saturday night by sheriff's deputies and federal agents on a charge of persistent violation of the liquor laws while attempting to sell three pints of moonshine. Alec Brown was also arrested Saturday night by county and federal officers for possession of liquor.
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George Pappas
Sheriff’s Force
Pappas
Alec Brown
Day in Police Court: multiple forfeitures and pleas
Five of seven offenders failed to appear and had bonds forfeited. Don Tolman fined five dollars. Dolores Collins and Walter Jensen charged with disorderly conduct at twenty five dollars each. Clarence Allen and Jack Allen for reckless driving at twenty five and ten dollars respectively. Richard Thomas pled guilty to speeding and paid ten dollars. Pedro Luderders pled not guilty to stealing coal. trial set for Tuesday.
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Don Tolman
Dolores Collins
Walter Jensen
Clarence Allen
Jack Allen
Richard Thomas
Pedro Luderders
Gem State Lumber Company
Unsigned Appeal Sent to County Commissioners
Probate Judge William A. Hyde reports an unsigned letter received Saturday by the county commissioners asking help for a large needy family with children, no work and no coal. The judge said the writer may appear to seek immediate consideration of the matter.
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William A. Hyde
Eagles to Hold Carnival Week in Pocatello
Arrangements are rapidly completed for a four night Eagles carnival in the new hall on North Main February 2 to 5. A grand street parade is set for February 2 with Jimmie Hogan organizing the parade plans and Bathing Girls Revue as the parade feature. The funny money campaign opens Tuesday morning at the North Main furniture company with Van Meeks in charge. prizes include a $50 belt silk, a $45 ivory toilet set, a $25 floor lamp, a $25 evening gown, and a $20 Kodak dented by local stores.
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Eagles
Ew Hall
North Main
Jack Watson
Jimmie Hogan
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van Meeks
Focatello Furniture Company
People’s Store
Larsen & Shafer Furniture Company
East Center Street
Boyle-Scanlan Hardware Company
Pocatello Furniture Company
Funeral for Mrs. Virginia Nelson Largely Attended
Mrs. Virginia Nelson wife of Ace RK Nelson funeral held Sunday at 3 pm at Fourth Ward LD church with Bishop Radley officiating. Church crowded with friends. interment Mountainview. McHan Undertaking in charge. Police active pallbearers J L Balderson F O eCrory P J Duffy RB Mam ire John Wilson William Price. Fire dept honorary pallbearers R B Bistline Walt Stratton Melvin Elliott Basil Jones C W Craig Basil Fleming.
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Virginia Nelson
Ace
Examinations At Pocatello High Start Tuesday Morning
The last day of the current semester at Pocatello Senior High was today. Final exams for the first half of the school year will begin Tuesday morning with English tests first, then other subjects. Report cards will be issued Friday at four o'clock by homeroom teachers. Students must attend only during their exam periods and are dismissed otherwise.
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Pocatello
Screen Greater Than Marriage at Capitol Tonight
The Capitol Theatre screens a notable adaptation about a girl who prioritizes her career over marriage. She faces a pivotal choice between her profession and her husband in this dramatic presentation.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Wonder Dog at Strand Opens with Rin Tin Tin Tale
Rin-Tin-Tin stars in Lighthouse by the Sea at the Strand. The feature dog tale is supported by a two reel comedy and George Matheson’s orchestra.
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George Matheson
Tomorrow's Love at Orpheum Ends This Afternoon
The final showings of Tomorrow's Love will be held this afternoon at the Orpheum. Thes Ayres stars in the production with strong support including Pat O'Malley, Raymond Hatton, Jane Winton and Ruby Lafayette.
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Orpheum
Thes Ayres
Pat O’malley
Left Man
Raymond Hatton
Jane Winton
Ruby Lafayette
Clearance Sale at Po
Local notice announces a clearance sale event at a store identified as Po with unspecified dates and items. Readable fragments indicate possible fur or furniture offerings but lack concrete details.
Ogden Minister Delivers Sermon at Local Nazarene Church
The Rev. W. S. Purinton of Ogden Utah preached at the West Clark street Nazarene church Sunday night using Genesis 3 12 13 as the text. He urged confession of sins and warned that no one goes to hell alone, noting influence and shared responsibility.
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Nazarene
Ogden
Utah
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Clark Street
Purinton
Achan
Jericho
Joshua
David
Bathsheba
Uzriah
Hell
Tech Notes and Student Activities Report
Miss Donna Davis left for Aberdeen after an illness of mumps. Miss Verdella Yorgenson missed classes due to illness. Tech Forum meetings continue for the semester. The engineers' ball impressed with lighting effects and a color changing punch setup. The Tech Symphony plans a large concert at Pocatello with about 50 musicians. Wednesday social hour in Turner hall mirrors Albion Normal. Ellen Engstrom will solo with the Tech Glee club. a tour is planned with Mr. Neilson selecting twelve boys for the chorus and Norma Masterson-Smith providing a dramatic reading. Basketball coaches urge solid student backing for the team’s success.
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Donna Davis
Aberdeen
Tech Forum
Tech
Tech Symphony
Pocatello
Ellen Engstrom
Tech Glee Club
Glee Club
Neilson
Norma Masterson-Smith
Police Warn Drivers Over Hockey Bobbing on Cars
Warning to all auto drivers not to allow hockey bobbing on vehicles. Drivers will be held responsible, says the Chief of Police.
Business and legal notes from Blackfoot and Pocatello
Local business visitor B H Lyon of Ringwell Real Estate in Blackfoot returns to Pocatello after a trip. O C Bucten of Richfield, brother in law of Mike Delaney of Pocatello, was in town on a business visit. Mrs George B Montgomery underwent an operation at a local hospital yesterday and is listed in satisfactory condition. District Judge D E Brinek of Boise will preside Tuesday in Po ctatello in Witthoft vs Commercial Development Co to recover stock certificates with trial at 2 p m.
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B. H. Lyon
The
Ringwell Real Estate Company
Blackfoot
Pocatello
O. C. Bucten
Richfield
Mike Delaney
George B. Montgomery
East Center Street
Boise
D. E. Brinek
Poctatello
Stolen Studebaker From Elks Temple Front Identified
A Studebaker belonging to the Ryan Fruit company was stolen Saturday night from in front of the Elks Temple on North Arthur. The engine number is 199747 and the car bears Slado license plates 55 59.
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Studebaker
Ryan Fruit Company
Elks’ Temple
North Arthur
Slado
County Commissioners Inspect Infirmary During Afternoon
Bannock county board of commissioners met this afternoon at the county building and traveled to the county infirmary north of the city for an extended inspection of the institution.
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Bannock County Board of Commissioners
County Infirmary
Sumner Visitors From The Tribune Family In City
Mrs. J. Sumner and Earnest Sumner visited the city Sunday. Mrs. Sumner continued to Hood River Oregon Sunday night while Earnest Sumner returned to Cedar City Utah.
County Clerk Earley Attends State Auditors Conference
County Clerk R C Earley left Sunday for Boise to attend a conference of the State Auditors Association. He is secretary treasurer of the association and a member of its executive committee.
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R. C. Earley
Boise
State Auditors’ Association
Mr. Earley
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Completes First Semester
The Adelaide Anderson school of music closes its first semester as exams finish the past week. A new teacher, Clifford Carney, joins the faculty to teach stringed instruments.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Clifford Carney
Vaudeville Sketch Promised at Local Wednesday Program
Chairman J. I. King and J. J. Mc Carthy head a big double program night for Wednesday with a vaudeville sketch. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock due to the pro am length and refreshments will be served. Knights are urged to attend.
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J. I. King
J. J. McCarthy
Bancroft Officers Arrest Three in Liquor Case
Deputies E. J. Moss and Roy White arrested Mrs. Frank Dumont in Bancroft on a charge of possession of mash. She is jailed while the case goes to the government. Her husband, recently jailed for liquor possession, is held in the county jail. Nearby a Mexican was held for attempting to sell two pints of liquor.
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Frank Dumont
Bancroft
E. J. Moss
Roy White
Regular District Court Term Opens Under Judge Babcock
Judge William A Babcock presides a regular term of district court opening in Twin Falls with the bar to attend. The calendar will be called and motions and demurrers assigned, likely occupying the first week. Jurors will be drawn from 250 prospective names certified by the county commissioners.
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William A Babcock
Engineer R F Hamilton reports Idaho engineers convention
R F Hamilton of the Short Line engineering department returned Saturday from Twin Falls where the Idaho Association of Engineers held its state convention. Delegates authorized a committee to study forms of municipal government and empowered the executive committee to act on recommendations. The group endorsed a PUC plan for a $12000 appropriation to spot check railroad valuations statewide. A resolution urged creating a park near Shoshone Falls.
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R. F. Hamilton
Twin Falls
Idaho Association of Engineers
Hamilton
Public Utilities Commission
Shoshone Falls
Attorney B. W. Davis Heads to Burley for Case
Prominent local attorney B. W. Davis left for Burley this morning to try a case in that city and is expected to return tomorrow.
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B. W. Davis
Burley
Attorney Witty Sets Out for Eastern Cities
Local attorney W. H. Witty departed yesterday on an eastern tour visiting major cities and planning a stop in Washington D. C. to conduct business.
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W. H. Witty
Washington, D. C
Couzens Leaves for Extensive Eastbound Business Trip
Charles Couzens, manager of Couzens' store, departed yesterday for a lengthy trip east. He will visit Chicago and New York on a purely business mission to make purchases for his local establishment.
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Charles Couzens
Couzens
Chicago
New York
Skaggs Managers to Hold Portland Convention
A special car departs Pocatello on January 24 to aid Idaho Skaggs grocery managers. A convention for all Skaggs managers is set for January 26 to 28 in Portland Oregon to discuss plans and operations.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Portland
Oregon
Radio Program Listings Across Cities Monday Schedule
A compilation of radio programs with stations from Pocatello Boise Seattle Oakland Portland Hollywood Denver State College and other cities. Listings show times and program types including concerts lectures dance music and bands across multiple networks and time blocks.
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KFAU
Boise
EFI
Los Angeles
Milford
ETCA
Seattle
Tam
Oakland
EGW
Portland
Hollywood
KOA
Denver
KOB
State College
N. M
Francisco
KBD
St. Louis
KTHS
Hot Springs
Local Quintet Arranges Games With Salt Lakers
Two basketball matches between Pocatello Senior High and West High School Salt Lake City are set for Friday and Saturday February 20 and 21 to be played here. The Salt Lake team is well coached and has played several games this year, but locals back the Pocatello squad for two lively, hard fought contests expected to be top quality of the season.
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Pocatello
West High School
Salt Lake City
Utah
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