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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

2

Suit Against Beet Sugar Co Dismissed in Idaho Falls Court

In Idaho Falls on January 22, the suit by L. O. Naylor against the Beet Growers' Sugar Co. of Rigby and T. W. Naylor as intervenor was dismissed after a motion by defendant's attorney. The court awarded the plaintiff 2116 dollars and costs. Other cases included First National Bank of Shelley vs Idaho Falls National Bank, postponed due to Judge Edginton's disqualification, and Boise-Payette Lumber Co. vs Marvin Anderson dismissed.

Tribune Idaho Falls Harry Celdeo Holden and Vee L. O. Naylor A. V. Scott Sugar Co Rigby T. W. Naylor Holden Feo First National Bank of Elley Idaho Falls National Bank Edgington Boise-Payette Lumber Co Marvin Anderson Jon Pany Petever

Eye Specialist Scarborough at Bannock Hotel January 24

The Eye Specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Bannock hotel Saturday January 24. Public is invited to consult the doctor about eye care and vision concerns.

H. H. Scarborough Bannock Hotel

Wedding Staged in Sheriff Office Sparks County Quiet

In Idaho Falls on January 12 Sheriff Criddie officiated a ceremony in his office for Mantle Brown and Clarissa Howard. The bishop conducted the rite while deputies served as witnesses and the couple departed amid light county office disruption.

Idaho Falls Crid‘Ge Mantle Brown Shelton Clarissa Howard Clark Ward Criddie I. DS David Smith Criddle Dan Owen Albert Howard

Downey Social Notes From Jan 22

Kurton Almond returned from Logan Utah after a business and pleasure trip. Verna Hyde came back from Lewiston Utah for the weekend. Thehna Brim returned to Swan Lake to teach after visiting Cam bridge parents. Mrs George Condie and smal son travel to Swan Lake for a few days. Miss Melva Jensen weekend at Pocatello. Ernest Salvesen left for Salt Lake City for a few days. Dr Fred J Potter, eye specialist, arrived on business. T A Robinson left for Soda Springs for several days. Leon Veanthistder visited town for club interests.

Tribune Downey Kurton Almond Logan Utah Verna Hyde Lewiston Thehna Brim Swan Lake Joseph Brim Cambridge George Condie Qna Smal Bundeau Melva Jensen Pocatello Ernest Salvesen Salt Lake City Fred J. Potter T. A. Robinson Soda Springs LeonVeantbistder

Local Notes From Lava Hot Springs and Nearby Towns

Henry Daniels arrived from Malad City and Pocatello to visit family in Lava Hot Springs with Miss Beth Daniels and her nephew Vhriyne Thomas. Miss Daniels visited relatives in Pocatello last week. James Brave's hand injury improved after a physician visit in Soda Springs. a splint was removed and he may return to work in a week. Mer Jinks and Donald Gerrard moved furniture to St Anthony by bob sleigh and will relocate there with Gerrard family following. Mrs Gerrard and family will stay with Merl Jinks at the White ranch east of Lava. Mrs Jinks is a Gerrard daughter. Mrs George Bower spent Monday afternoon in Soda Springs on business. William Danks and A H Taylor of McCammon visited Lava Hot Springs by car, noting good road conditions given the snow. Dr Williams, the local dentist, returned from a two week Boise trip. Leola Fife hosted the Lafalot club at her home with eight members and cards, followed by a light luncheon. Josephine Godfrey is the next hostess. Verna Boyce visited Pocatello last week.

Tribune Lava Hot Springs Henry Daniels Malad City Pocatello Beth Daniels Vhriyne Thomas Pocatelo St. Anthony Mer Jinks Donald Gerrard Gerrard Lava Jinks George Bower Soda Springs William Danks A. H. Taylor McCammon Dr. Williams Boise Leola Fife Lafalot Club Josephine Godfrey Verna Boyce

Salt Lake City specialist tours local cheese factory

Lechry a Salt Lake City cheese factory specialist toured the local plant on Tuesday. He reported the factory in cool condition and cheese of good grade. A theater meeting that afternoon drew most area farmers while J Thomitz of the farm bureau attended. Lochry then headed to McCammon on Wednesday.

Farm Bureau Mr. Lochry McCammon

Last Night Reading Sparks Aided By Water Power Official

A fragment notes C N Walters of the Wi on Water Power Company made a report or sighting last night. details are unclear but reference to a power firm and the terminology suggests a local incident or observation.

C. N Walters Wi On Water Power Company Ma 10

Bright 1925 Idaho Building Outlook Report

A U S Labour Department survey of Idaho shows strong 1925 demand for skilled labor in construction, especially in Poestello. Employment eased slightly statewide due to winter, with a surge in metal mining and major projects like the $15,000,000 American Falls dam and building at American Falls.

United States Department of Labor Viccatello Idaho Coeur d’Alene Poestello American Falls Nampa Seiseon River Clearwater River

Palmer Wife of Frank Palmer Dies Near Blackfoot

Blackfoot Jan 7 Palmer wife of Frank Palmer died at their home southeast of Cincine at an early hour Wednesday morning. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fisher and is survived by her husband three children and several brothers and sisters. She belonged to the Royal Neighbors. Funeral arrangements not yet definite but likely Friday afternoon. Remains may be viewed at Brown and Eldredge Undertaking parlors.

Blackfoot Palmer Frank Palmer Cincine Almer Howard Fisher Royal Neighbors Brown and Eldredge

Jackson Lake Storage and Inflow Report from Moran Wyoming

Report from Moran Wyoming at Jackson Lake reservoir outlet shows storage figures for January 17 with 117 550 compared to 238 340 a year earlier. Inflow from St Paul to January 17 is 115 140 versus 95 420 a year ago. Weekly inflows, Moran figures, show 0 48 versus 0 5 for the previous year, and the September 1 to January 17 period totals 11 68 compared with last year.

Jackson Moran Wyoming Jackson Lake

Idaho State Grange convenes with record delegates

Jerome reports the Idaho State Grange opening three day session draws about 100 delegates the largest attendance in Grange history. North and South Idaho counties send representatives as sixth degree work and fourth degree work are presented with several committees to be named.

Landscape Gardner Addresses American Falls Club

Mrs. Carl E. Wright of Kimberly addressed the American Falls Women's Club on landscape architecture and gardening offering home beautification tips with low cost lawn and garden planting. She visited American Falls in 1923 and inspected the townsite gate related to the reservoir project that will submerge the current townsite.

American Falls Carl E. Wright Kimberly Jenteenge Gardner

Insane Objection Leads to Conservative Custody

Idaho Falls judge commitments Charles W Lett to relatives for medical care after probate court hearing. Once arrested at a skating rink he proclaimed himself protector of all ladies and demanded escorts be jailed for impropriety. He spent a night in jail before the court ordered transportation to his sister's Oklahoma home.

Idaho Falls Jan Charles Wyett Oklahoma Lett Ater

Idaho County Assessors Back Auto Tax Reform

Idaho county assessors at their annual convention urged revising auto license laws. They favored a minimum 15 dollar fee for cars up to 2000 pounds plus one dollar per 106 pounds over. They also discussed a one dollar drivers license to fund traffic officers statewide.

Boise Idaho Assessors’ Legislative Committee Frei E. Lukens Secretary of State Legislative Committee

State Beaten in Water Suit over Snake River Claim

Twin Falls January 22 AP The decree by Judge W A Babcock grants heirs of the late Henry Schodde a claim to 100 inches of Snake River water from the 1893 filing for irrigation between American Falls and Glenns Ferry. The ruling supplements the Foster decree and preserves existing rights. Witnesses include W C Custer Shoshone Judge Fuller Shoshone and Louis Camp Albion longtime residents.

Twin Falls Guake River Henry Schodde W. A. Babcock Alispic i Inqglile Idow Ins PG. Sweridsen Idaho Sehodde Snake River American Falls Glenns Ferry Schodde W. C. Custer Shoshone Judge Fuller Louis Camp Albion

Idaho Falls Rotary Club Welcomes New Member

The Idaho Falls Rotary Club meeting on January 22 featured informal talks by Clyde Baldwin Er G Bennett and Warren Baker. Jacob Traynor was welcomed as a new member. he serves as superintendent of the LDS hospital.

Idaho Falls Rotary Club Clyde Baldwin Er. G. Bennett Warren Baker Jacoa Traynor Traynor L. D. S. Hospital

Funeral today for Nellie Williams in Ammon district

Funeral services are held today for Nellie Williams who died Monday at the hospital. She was 30, wife of John E Williams a farmer in the Ammon district and mother of three children.

Tribune Idaho Falls Nellie Williams

Heathen Chicks Retreat If Christian Nations Hold Seizure

Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a reference to a group labeled heathen Chicks and a claim they would not fight long if Christian nations execute seizure of states. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.

Bridge Span Over Snake River Proposed By Twin Falls Chamber

Twin Falls Idaho January 22 Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce directors at a special meeting heard a committee report on plans to build a toll bridge spanning the Snake River canyon near Pine Lakes. The panel led by Shad L Hodgin recommended abandoning state bond financing and forecast net yearly revenues over 100000 to cover construction costs. A proposal to sell the Clear Lakes power site was presented by William Hazzard and attorney George Herriott, with a request to put the offer in writing for later consideration.

Twin Falls Twin Fall Clear Lakes William Hazzard George Herriott

Bean Growers to Distribute One Cent Per Pound Profit

Twin Falls reports the Southern Idaho Bean Growers association will distribute about 145000 dollars to members, a third of a cent per pound for beans grown last season. The annual meeting opens Saturday in Parish hall at 10 am with discussions on bean production led by M. L. Dean and local growers.

Twin Falls Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Association Parish Hall Bea M. L. Dean State Bureau of Plant, Industry

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