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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

5

Idaho Holds Great Industrial Possibilities Says Dr. Dyer

Dr. W G Dyer economist from Vanderbilt spoke in Pocatello on Americanism in industry urging free enterprise and individual initiative. He warned against socialism and said laws should follow supply and demand not constrain the ambitious, noting Idaho's potential amid industrial shifts.

Idaho Dyer W. G. Dyer Na Hotel Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee Pocatello Utah Associated Industries United States National Associated Industries Clyde Bradford Whic Vmviduci Dr. Dyer Fedex New England Geast

B V D Correction Warns Against Trademark Use

A correction notes that B V D is a registered trademark of the B V D Company Inc and not a style or type of underwear. The notice seeks proper reference in future advertisements and to cooperate with the company in protecting its mark.

B. V. D. Company, Inc B, * D. Company, Inc

Pheasant and Cat Fish Trade Denied

Fr J Fjeldsted reports Idaho fish commissioner W M Kiel says no pheasant exchange with eastern firms is planned to stock American Falls dam. Kiel and Thomas plan to meet Utah officials near Bear Lake after the Fourth to discuss a cooperative hatchery for Bear Lake waters and a field station. A broad stock station near Springfield lakes may be built to supply state hatcheries with eggs, reducing imports.

FR. J. Vieldsted Chamber of Commerce W. M. Keil Idaho Vieldsted American Falls Mr. Keil Fish Commission Fjeldsted Kiel Thomas Utah Commission Bear Lake Pocatello Springfield Lakes

Troops and Band to Visit Idaho Falls Friday Night

A special train from Salt Lake City will bring the 38th Regular Infantry and band to Idaho Falls Friday at 6 PM. They will parade through the business district while bombers from Bonneville Post 56, American Legion, provide a World War era display. The Fort Douglas troops will attend Idaho Falls July Fourth events.

Salt Lake City 38Th Regular Infantry Fort Douglas 38Th Infantry Bonneville Post No. 56 American Legion of Idaho Falls Pocatette

Notice of sale and debt release for Pocatello Hog Feeding Co

Fred Fisher announces sale of all interests in the Pocatello Hog Feeding Company and states he will not be responsible for any debts or bills against the company. D-J 301-2

Dance Tonight to Alb Be Molay Band

The Royal Arch Masons of Pocatello host a dance at the Highway Inn Inkom to raise funds for the DeMolay Bar and to support the Knights Templar triennial conclave in Seattle starting May 6. DeMolay orchestra of seven plays. transport from Halliwell Drug at 8:30 PM. attendees bring own refreshments.

Royal Arch Masons Pocatello Highway Inn Inkom Deolay Bar Knights Templar Seattle Ll Masons de Molay Halliwell Drug Company South Arthur Lewis Strovta

Notable visitors at Burley hotels listed in lobby notes

A crowd of visitors to Burley are named staying at local hotels. W Patterson of Burley, M J Carney of Idaho Falls, J P Quigley of Jerome, R R Nixon of Ogden, J Nixon, J B Wilcox, J A Nelsson, and many others from Salt Lake City Boise Rexburg Denver Seattle and beyond are recorded in the heard around the lobbies column. The list includes merchants, business figures and wives noted at the Yellowstoe Crow Bannock St Marie and other hotels.

W. Patterson Burley Yellowstoe M. J. Carney Idaho Crow W. A. Crockett Ogden Utah St. Marie J. P. Quigley Jerome Bannock R. R. Nixon J. Nixon B. C. Crooks Boise Rev. Anderson Salt Lake Yellowstone Avery J. W. Lunter Shoshone Hemphill Twin Falls G. D. Rogers Tl. Eldridge Butte Mont James Parral Idaho Falls Nan Smith Holbrook Daho Geo. Lavatta Fort Hall Leons Harter American Falls

Railroad Rumbles In Shop News And Picnic Plans

No preference shown yet for picnic location after shop employees vote. The 101 day run without a reportable injury ends. record 216 days to beat. Murray Coles and Mrs Coles travel to Salt Lake City on business. Ashlie couple head to Lima Montana. Crockett to Rexburg. others to Salt Lake for the Fourth celebration.

Murray Coles Alt Lake City Coles Ashlie Round House M. Price Pred Peck P. L. Dalton

Town Talk: Mr and Mrs Oscar Kuckenbecker Travel to Spirit Lake

Mr and Mrs Oscar Kuckenbecker left Monday for Spirit Lake to spend several weeks at their summer cottage. They plan fishing trips and to enjoy the scenery in the locality, a popular seasonal retreat.

Oscar Kuckenbecker Monay Spirit Lake

Minos and Digado Plead Guilty in Police Court

Chatto Minos and Lupie Digado, both described as Mexicans, pleaded guilty this morning to the charge of intoxication. Each received a $10 fine from Police Judge John W. Peter. Captain Gov. W. Smith, returning from Yellowstone and Salmon River trip, was accompanied by Jack Blake. Marriage licenses were issued to James Gillaly and Enid Adelaide Frasier, FB Lockwood and Annette Byrdwell, James Lambert Russell and Blanche M. Moore. Maud B. Hansen returned from Oakland, accompanied by Sidney Busenbark who will live here.

Chatto Minos Lupie Digado John W. Peter Gov. W. Smith Yellowstone Park Salmon River Captain Smith Jack Blake James Gillaly Washington, D. C Enid Adelaide Frasier Potatello FB. Lockwood Annette Byrdwell Long View Washington James Lambert Russell Blanche M. Moore Idaho Falls Coast Maud B. Hansen North Harrison Street Oakland Calif Sidney Busenbark

Mayor Ross Returns From Ogden Campaign Visit

Mayor Ben Ross returned Tuesday from Ogden where he spent Monday promoting the financial campaign for the American Falls dam celebration. He received a 500 contribution from the Ogden chamber of commerce and a 600 contribution from cement associations in the Utah city.

Ben Ross Ogden American Falls Ross

Case Dismissed in Indecent Exposure Trial

The trial of A. H. Monroe before Probate Judge Hyde ended Tuesday with a dismissal for insufficient evidence. Defense was by W. B. Yates while County Attorney H. J. Swanson prosecuted the case.

A. H. Monroe Wm. A. Hyde W. B. Yates H. J. Swanson

Abandoned Harley Davidson Found Near Kraft Plant

Sheriff H W Henderson said deputies found an unregistered Harley Davidson motorcycle Tuesday on the highway near the Kraft Cheese plant west of the city. The bike, lacking plates, is held for owner identification.

H. W. Henderson Deartmen Kraft Cheese Company Sheriff's Department

Old Time Smoker at YMCA Features Vaudeville

Shriner guests invited to an eight o'clock Thursday event at the YMCA. The program includes vaudeville and a luncheon. A novelty stunt promises thrills during the evening's entertainment and attendees are urged to attend.

Pena

Gate City Business College Incorporation Filed in Pocatello

Articles of Incorporation were filed Tuesday at the county clerk's office by the Gate City Business college of Pocatello. Capital stock totals 10000 dollars, divided into 200 shares at fifty dollars par. Of the amount, 250 dollars is subscribed by E. Rh. Jones, CG. E. Goranson, O. M. Jones, W. S. Bowen and F. M. Bietline, all of this city.

Gate City Business College of

Quartet fined for dis orderly conduct in Bannock jail sentence suspended

Arthur T. Simmons William Boul ware Mrs Eva Defler and Marchita LaFleur pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace court to a dis orderly conduct charge. Each was fined 25 dollars plus 5.40 court costs and received 60 days in Bannock county jail with the sentence suspended.

Uartet Arthur T. Simmons William Boulware Eva Defler Marchita LaFleur Court of Justice of the Peace G. Houde Bannock

Arco Farmer Visits R M Kunze in Pocatello

Arco rancher R M Kunze tours Pocatello praising his fifty registered Holstein cattle herd as top quality. He reports the Arco valley in fine condition with excellent crops and abundant grass. Kunze owns 600 acres in alfalfa this year.

Arco R. M. Kunze Pocatello

Musicians Picnic at American Falls Event Recalls Congregational Choir Group

Members of the Congregational church music department attended a pee and picnic at American Falls. Attendees included Jim Indian Springs coate and several names such as Mr. W. Finne, D. Hoskinson, Bloan, Walter Womer, Miss Dorie Chase, Doroth Bucks, Cornell, Estelle, Pressler, and Titus Cornell among others.

Music Department The Congregational Church American Falls Jim Indian Springs Coate

Arrest at Richelios club for suspected intoxicated possession

Carothora, a colored man, was taken into custody last night at the Richelios club on North Avenue end no complaint filed. A pint of moonshine was found on a person near the prem ises and a bottle of whiskey seized from the suspect. A sheriff's deputy and a member of the federal prohibition office assisted in the arrest.

Carothora Richelios Club North Avenue End Sas Sohener Ee Club Omaha Caro Sheriff's Office Federal Bition Office Mmeue

Ailshie Returns Home From Idaho Visit

James Ailshie United States district attorney of Boise returns home after attending to various matters in Idaho. He discusses condemnation suits arising from the building of the American Falls dam and highway projects and related issues.

Ailshie James Ailshie United States District Attorney Boise Vusinom Catello

Pocatello Girl Escapes Quake in California

Misa Marguerite Green daughter of Mr and Mrs S Green 695 Orth Hayes Los Olivos California a Santa Barbara high school teacher was in Santa Barbara when the earthquake struck and joined Red Cross disaster relief her family reports she was not harmed though shaken and delayed vacation plans to aid injured.

Misa Marguerite Green S. Green Orth Hayes Atrett Santa Barbara Calif Red Roe Misa Green Red Cross Mises Green

Shrine Circus Opens In Pocatello With 4000 Tent

The Shrine Circus comes to Pocatello for a week under a 220 by 110 foot tent with 4000 seating, a two hour show, and a 25 piece band. Harry Niles Shafer manages the event while the Five Fearless Flyers headline the acrobatic act. Ticket contests crown leading entrants Grace Bliss Leona Evans Josephine Bartel Esther and more as prizes are awarded.

Rurtun Dello Gummer Avery Shrine Pocatello Shrine Enterprise Cirella Harry Niles Shafer Enery Grace Bliss Leona Evans Josephine Bartel Esther Circus Pogtéllo

Resignation of Colonel Davis Reported

The resignation of Colonel Davis is noted with no permanent appointment made by the president at this time.

Davis

Van Vieck Wins Tribune Bell Idaho Race for Reclamation Edition

Edgar Van Vieck tops the Tribune Bell Idaho contest with 125,840 points and 1,067 subscriptions. John Barnes is second with 124,960 points and 1,017 subs. George Schaffer is third with 99,280 points and 852 subscriptions. The 30 day race ends as the special edition launches July 12 with unique state history and local news.

George Schaffer Tribune Tribune Cartiere Edgar van Vieck van Vieck John Barnes Schaffer Barnes

Fishing Special Departures From Pe Catelio

Effectiva July 4 schedule lists stage departures at 1 pm with Sunday trips at 9 30 pm. Weekly routes include flats to ing grounds and round trips. Contact Tel 11 for details and pricing.

Pecatelio

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Joan Bistline Kiwanis Club P. J. Goddard Ile Wa W. I H. Bohlscheid Rotary Club Chamber of Ecommerce aeEnrTene Bee Hive Clothing Co Jyl Horlick Leet Mtn Shrine Club Shrine Circus Edgar van Vleck Hilt Ade Troy Laundry
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