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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
5
Candidates push for final votes as two frantic days remain. The Tribune urges mobile action with prizes and cars as incentives, warning to send remittance and ballots by Wednesday night to secure the lead before the close.
Miss Robertson returns ill from Salt Lake trip as Moroni Olsen players plan You and I in Fra zier hall for tomorrow evening. An assembly featuring Dr Wamless John Culley and pharmacists official will replace Thursday morning. Tiger club adds eight new members bringing total to twenty and a pocket egg initiation. Co-Ed ball delights with imaginative costumes and strict guard admission only for Collegian orchestra members. New flag donated by education students adorns Main building. Miss Lowe and student teachers arrange a handmade miniature house by Glenn Hawkes, a 15 year old creator, for educational department display and later furnishing.
Los Angeles reports 1924 saw 62 new churches built at a cost of 7.3 million dollars. The film industry produced 170 million dollars in value, oil output reached 230 million barrels, harbor exports rose to 68.3 million, public improvements topped 38 million, and offices clubs lofts hotels and apartments totaled 56 million. The figures reflect strong growth across religious, industrial, and urban development sectors.
A. E. Llyod announces all birds on display tonight with judging and prizes by tomorrow. Entries come from 22 states including Adam F. Polti Hartford Wisconsin and H Grant Ivins Murray Utah. The show runs at the hotel district store room near 8 St Marie with season tickets sold at hotels tonight and at the entrance tomorrow.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs William Richardson. All concerned are reported to be doing nicely. Mr and Mrs William A Miller announce the birth of a son Sunday. All concerned are reported to be getting along nicely.
H. E. Wasley and family drove to Idalg Falls Sunday to visit relatives. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Catherine Wasley, the father’s mother, who will stay a few weeks in the city.
Constable Barney McGarvey returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where he visited his wife who is a patient at a local hospital. Mrs McGarvey is rapidly recovering and should return home soon.
George Pappas was arrested Saturday night by the sheriff's force on a charge of entering to commit an offense against another. He was released on bond and his preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday afternoon.
The Tribune and Forty and Eight bowling teams meet this evening at 7 30 at the Columbia alleys on North Arthur. The U S Railway Mail Clerks and the Auto Mechanics teams also compete at the same time and place.
Sunday evening federal prohibition enforcement agents arrested Lee Wilson on a charge of possession of liquor. Wilson was driving a Nash touring car which was confiscated and will be held pending the case outcome.
The cases against W. F. Ryan Pearl Ryan Jessie Thompson and Norman Swartz for being disorderly persons continued until Tuesday morning. J. H. Humpeter was fined 50 dollars for vagrancy by Police Judge John W. Peter, with the fine suspended if he left town by evening.
A Texas legislative push seeks to legalize boxing activities within the state. The measure outlines regulatory provisions and safety requirements for venues and participants.
State Kiwanis meeting traces delegates from Idaho and Utah. George E. Snell urges loyalty to Kiwanis over chamber of commerce. The article outlines monthly program suggestions, club structure, and a long list of delegates and attending officials.
Jean N. Bistline presided over a Kiwanis gathering billed as a speechless meeting. J. H. Peterson of Pocatello spoke about the rise of modern service clubs and the impact of unselfish work. Bistline announced a 600 underwriter fund for the district convention and invited delegates to return for a productive business session.
All accounts due the House of North must be paid by February 15 or be turned to an attorney for collection. Turner Agency at 185 uth Arthur is authorized to handle the collections. 26-W. H. BOHLSCHEID, Assignee.
Come and dance at the Oriole next Wednesday to the music of a new orchestra full of harmony and pop at the Oriole. 127.
Two fire departments answered a morning alarm at Parisian Cleaners on West Center street after gasoline ignition in the back of the plant. Leonard Hopkins poured gasoline from a container when it ignited, causing minor machinery damage but potential smoke damage requiring repainting. Chief Canfield estimated overall damage as slight.
Utah forecast says unsettled conditions persist tonight with colder air in the southern portion while the north remains unsettled. Tuesday should bring fair weather in the south with continued unsettled conditions in the north.
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