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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
12
District Rotarians are set for a district intercity Rotary meeting in Blackfoot on Thursday February 12 with a 6 50 dinner at the K of P hall. Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Rexburg clubs will present portions of the program each club allotted twenty minutes for entertainment.
The regular monthly tea and business meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid society will be held in the church parlors on Friday afternoon. The program starts promptly at 3 o'clock. Master Masons will have a special communication of Keystone Lodge No. 81 A F A M on Friday evening January 23 with an examination of Master Masons. Ladies Society of the B of L F and E meets Friday at 2 o'clock at Woodman hall on North Main street. Scottish Rite Lodge No. 4 will host a dinner at the temple this evening followed by degree work including the fourteenth degree.
Today marks the final day of the DeMolay blanket sale campaign led by council master George Young. All outstanding books must be turned in at headquarters. tickets sold this week gain admission to the Dance Palace event with proceeds noted as trophies to the city.
A vintage advertisement promises a beautiful Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet with low down payment and easy installments. The copy touts white enamel, golden oak, or French Gray finishes and claims the unit saves steps and stooping while beautifying and organizing the kitchen.
Senator Borah chairman of the foreign relations committee defended the U S stance on war debts arguing the United States was generous to allies. He cited Britain’s settlement writing off 3 8 billion and noted the American tax burden while France and Germany faced different terms and warned against repudiation. Crowds bid farewell to Ambassador Jusserand at the station in Washington.
Mr and Mrs J T Young plan to depart Friday morning by train for San Francisco where Mr Young will enter hotel business They will be accompanied to Seattle by Mr and Mrs W H Watson Bad road conditions forced a change in plans Friends send best wishes from years of association At a Hotel Utah dinner in Salt Lake Mr Young received a platinum watch from the Intermountain Association of Credit Men He has served on the board and as vice president for seven years
Attorney B A McDavitt and Geo T Cox were business visitors in Blackfoot Wednesday. The Tribune clarifies that Harold Newton arrested Tuesday night for begging is not the Harold Newton of 633 North Grant. Mr and Mrs Bert Hayes of Adair Falls were in the city to attend Tribune Want ads for results.
The dedication of the West Side Junior High School building is set for 7 30 P M with an extensive program. Includes performances by students and ensembles, remarks from school officials, and an invitation to the public and parents to tour the new facilities.
In Bancroft last night the Methodists fell 18 to an unnamed score after a hard fought game. Bancroft praised Methodists defense while noting Bancroft's offense struggled to a win. The lineup lists Bradley Burrus Rigby Hurd Grant Smith Davis Bages Deaton Rice with substitutions Toulson Atkinson Cloughley. Referee Toulson. The article also mentions the funeral of T W Rickard from St Josephs Cathedral.
The case of H. A. Canell versus John Andros seeking recovery of 100 on a negotiable instrument was tried Wednesday morning before Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde and ended in a verdict for the plaintiff. Attorney Christensen represented the plaintiff and Attorney William Edens represented the defendant.
The children of St Vincent Children’s Home were guests of manager N. Grossman at a Capitol theatre showing of America this afternoon. The film was praised as one of the greatest and the youngsters thanked Mr. Grossman for his courtesy.
The ad claims Marmola Prescription Tablets end dieting and exercise, offering easy weight loss for one dollar per box. It promotes cheap, pleasant use and urges readers to start slimming now with no long workouts or starvation.
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