Tribune Salesmanship Plan Boosts Campaign Activity
The Tribune's sales drive in southeastern Idaho spurs candidates to heightened effort as the third period opens. Readers are urged to study front to back pages detailing Associated Press coverage and Tribune features, with tips on selling subscriptions and a vote rewards plan.
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Tribune
Associated Press
The
Ths
Anaes
Pocatello Tribune
the Tribune
Idaho
Pocatello
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
George ‘I’. Hughes
Hinckley Leads In All Districts In Local Campaign
Mrs Hinckley leads across districts though challenged by a score, with Mrs Jacobey and Bishop Hartvigsen close behind. District No 2 sees Mrs John Jacobey ahead, while Miss Fife and colleagues wait. Mary Ford jumps to the million club despite illness, as others like Hannah Ash and C E Williams gain ground before voting ends.
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Tribune
Idaho
J. C. Grant
Missary Ford
C. E. Williams
Cloughley
Mearl Hinckley
John Jacobey
J. F. Hartvigsen
Nugent
J. F. Million
Hartvigsen
Miss Fife
Mary Ford
Million
D. K. McDougal
Williams
Robert Cloughley
J. C. Grang Reer
Hannah Ash Tee Tenes
John District
Jacobey Eeee Wees
E. L. Nugent
J. F. Million Peers
Bishop J. F. Hartvigsen
Afton Fife Eereeseser
Edward Rowe Eer
Ae Bikie
Spemcer Ford
J.C. Grant
Frank Homan, Jr
Roger E. Hansen
Nina My
Harry Krussman
K. McDougal
Arlin Merkley
M. Neilson
Caroline Porter
Audrey Rees
William Rowland $xi
A. Rasmussen
Tee Treseder
Hannah Ash
Alberta Cohen
Bella
Marjorie Albertson Sueteng
Lucile Bennett
Sheley
Lexy Beasley
Blackey Teigt Aid
Alex Burnett, Jr
Blackfoot
Hyrum Croft
Firth
Gertrude Davenport
St. Anthony
Teddy Croft
Leo Englis
Ondylyn Eckersell
Speetes
Horace Gesas
Sherman Haack
Ronnie
Onten Seleled
Cora Lee
Ashton
American Falls
FE. L. Nugent
TUS Academy
J. M. Bureh
Soda
Josephine Driver
Montat
CE PE
Fern Davis
Bancroft
Hazel Duggan
Mathees Oooies
Afton Fife
Lava
Lulu Fisher
Donald K. Gerrard
Edwin C. Goodwin
McCamee Ee Mnad
SE Ee Ee Ee
Annie Howe
Arimo
W. O. Harris
Jesse McConkie
Soda Springs
Howtoss
Edward Rowe
McCammon
Verda Rich
Emerson Shortliff
Ida Stone
Joint Ease miracle cure for stiff joints promises quick relief
An old style advertisement touts Joint Ease as a penetrating gel for knee back and finger joints. It claims fast absorption, swelling reduction, and smoother movement, selling at 60 cents a tube through druggists nationwide.
District Tax List Fragments By District No 2 and 3
A damaged OCR shows district tax listings with numerous names and amounts including Mrs J C Grant Miss Nina My Arlin Merkley Mrs Hannah Ash and others. The fragmentary page notes various residents, addresses, and assessed sums across districts with partial column data and misspellings.
Pocatello Eyes Conventions From State Groups
Pocatello expects to host three state conventions next year says J A Harader of the chamber of commerce. Invitations were sent to the Woolgrowers and Cattle and Horse Raisers association after a Boise meeting and personally to the Idaho Chapter of the American Association of Engineers at Twin Falls. Committees will decide and announce selections later.
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Pocatello
J. A. Harader
Chamber of Commerce
Woolgrowers and Cattle and
Boise
Harader
Idaho
American Association of Engineers
Twin Falls
West Pocatello Gets Expanded Phone Lines
E P Caliph local manager of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph says booming business in West Pocatello requires more equipment. Workmen install new lines and expect operation in the near future.
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E. P. Caliph
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
West Pocatello
T. W. Rickard Dies at Lake After Long Illness
Thomas W. Rickard, 56, a veteran Short Line conductor and prominent Pocatello resident, died at Salt Lake hospital after illness. He served 24 years with the Short Line, held multiple railroad posts in Idaho, and helped build Idaho boxing on the state athletic commission. Funeral plans not announced.
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Thomas W. Rickard
Short Line
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Mr. Rickard
Short Line Railroad Company
Lanesboro
Minn
South
Garfield
Rickard
Majerite
Vernon
Idaho
Nampa
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
LaCrosse
Wis
Southeastern Idaho
State Athletic Commission of
Stone approved by committee for Supreme Court seat
A favorable report on Attorney General Stone’s nomination to be an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was ordered by the senate judiciary committee. The report was agreed to unanimously and action was taken without cabling before the committee.
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Washington
Stone
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sterling
Clyde Dawson
Colorado
J. P. Morgan Estate
Jas. Owenby
Morgan
Luther government pledges Dawes plan obedience and lawful order
Berlin Jan 19 AP the Luther cabinet pledges full lawful fulfillment of the Dawes plan and strict enforcement of its laws. It seeks reciprocal loyalty from signatories to the London agreement and denounces the Cologne evacuation as a breach. Negotiations for a settlement on the issue are urged to safeguard internal peace and foreign relations. The address warns that any attempt to alter the Republican constitution by force will be opposed as treason.
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Berlin
Germany
Hans Luther
Reichstag
London
Cologne
Luther
Jas
Elks Club Plans Ladies Night January 27
The Elks lodge hosts a ladies night with mah jongg, bridge, and dancing after initiation ceremonies. The event takes place in Antlers Hall and invites all local lodge members to attend.
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Elks’ Temple
Antlers
Lodge of Elks
Fire hits five story tenement in lower east side
A fire swept a five story tenement on the lower east side forcing thirty families from their homes. Three children were missing and a dog was badly burned and had to be shot after alerting tenants early today.
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Kurs Stes
New York
N. 19
Railroad Labor Board Grants Clerical Pay Increase
The United States railroad labor board on January 19 granted an overall increase of about 3.74 million dollars to clerical service employees on forty three railways nationwide. The raise excludes clerical- office workers covered by last year’s board decision.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Public invited to hear address Tuesday night
Dr. Israel Bettan of Cincinnati will speak Tuesday at 8 pm at the Congregational Church under B'nai B'rith auspices. He will discuss the Midrash with emphasis on religion and practical life, with a musical program planned for the occasion.
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Israel Bettan
Cincinnati
Congregational Church
B’nai B’iith
P T A Meeting Promises Art and Citizenship Talks
Lincoln P T A meets at the school at 7 30 with Miss Ethel Ligg ett and J A Harader as keynote speakers. They will discuss Art for the Public Schools and Citizenship in the Public Schools and refreshments follow the musical program.
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Lincoln P. T. A
P. T. A. Association
Ethel Liggett
J. A. Harader
Mr. Harader
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Mower held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Mower were conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from the McHan Undertaking chapel with Rev Tsehirley of the Lutheran church officiating. Interment is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Dorothy Mower
McHan Undertaking Company
Tsehirley
Lutheran Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Insurance Agent Heads to General Fire Convention
Sam P. Smith a local insurance agent leaves this evening for Seattle Washington to attend the annual conference of the General Fire Insurance Company of America.
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Sam P. Smith
Seattle
Washington
General Fire Insurance Company of América
Prudential official to meet policyholders in Salt Lake City
Walter S. Payne, assistant manager for the Prudential, will visit the Bannock hotel in Salt Lake City this week and invites policyholders to discuss any service they may need related to their policies.
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Prudential
Walter S. Payne
Salt Lake City
Bannock Hotel
Jis
Extreme cold grips New England with record lows
Northern New England faced record cold with temperatures plunging to 35 degrees below zero in Gardiner Maine the coldest since 1898 Barre Vermont reached 36 below zero and Montpelier Vermont showed readings from 485 to 30 below as of January 19.
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Boston
New England
Gardiner
Maine
Barre
Montpelier
McCammon Oil Plant Progress Prompts Board Talk
H Clarke spoke to the Pocateco Real Estate board at the Hotel Ban rack about an McCammon oil refinery plan. He said 1 060 barrel daily capacity, $87 500 raised, 81 acres bought, machinery on hand, and spring start with Dado patents to refine crude gasoline.
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Mc‘ammon
H. Clarke
Pocateco Real Estate Board
McCammon
Clarke
National Gasoline and Oil Corporation
Montana
Wyoming
Pocatello
Pren Moore
En of
Idaho
Moore
Boise Valley
Payette
Caldwell
Nampa
Meridian
Boise
Mr. Moore
Special editor U P magazine to feature Pocatello
The Union Pacific Magazine plans a Pocatello edition highlighting its industrial history and future. J A Harader reports materials are being gathered for the feature with local views and support from the Idaho Chamber of Commerce. Publication date not set.
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Pcatello Chamber of Commerce
Hard Elliot
Union Pacifi
Pocatello
Pocatello and
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
South Idaho
Mr. Harader
J. A. Harader
The
Bowling Match This at Columbia Alleys
The Baseball Store bow team meets undefeated Tribune II in a three game series at Columbia Alleys North Arthur. Games start at 7 30 p m. Manager Art Biggins shapes a fast lineup promising a brisk test for Tribune bowlers this evening.
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Tribune II
Columbia
North Arthur
Art Biggins
The
Chlengers
Tribune
Lost Eng setter dog half grown near McDougall
A partial notice reports a white Eng adult setter dog missing in the McDougall area. The finder is asked to contact local authorities with any information.
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McDougall
Gall
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