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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1925

Page

2

Delaware Firm Buys Rockwell Power Plant

The Wood River Power company was sold to Public Consumers, a Delaware corporation, for about 400000 plus 40000 preferred stock with 170000 bonds assumed and 200000 shares of common stock. L BF Rockwell will stay active in mining while W Rising becomes president. The plant, dating to 1916 and linked to Idaho Consolidated Mines, reported last year net earnings of 26029.49.

Bellevue Wood River Power Company Delaware Corporation South la Balle Street Chicago Theroperty Lbf. Rockwell BE. W. Rising Minnie Moore Payrell Kelly Rae Wood River Rockwell Power Company Hailey Electric Light Company Leo Cramer Frank R. Gooding Fred C. B Idaho Consolidated Mines Company Lince The Utilities Commission

Independence Day Observed in McCammon Program Highlights

McCammon hosts Fourth of July celebration organized by the Civic club with events in the morning at the opera house led by Mrs. Edward Murphy and a line of activities including a flag salute, races for children, a dance and a baseball game between Onyx and McCammon, plus an evening dance at the Amusement hall. Committees push for a large event expected to match past celebrations.

McCammon Onyx Opera House Mia Edward Murphy Nihatt Harold Price Mark Rowe Paul Rowe Wesley Curtis Don Hansa Reading Sam Orgill Ruth Lawrence Turner Dorothy Helen Harris Woodmen Civic Club Murphy Fred Nihart Seng Harold. Price Don Hansen Myrtle Orgill R. J. Dixon Ruth and Dorothy and Mark Rewe

JAIL BREAKERS CAPTURED NEAR TWIN FALLS

In Idaho a two prisoner escape from Twin Falls county jail ends with William Davis and Noel DeRoboam recaptured in a four mile south farm house after confessing burglaries at Dietrich Hansen Kimberly and other towns. James Conway remains at large as search continues.

Twin Falls Kimberly Twins Twin Falla County William Davis Noel Dekteboam Dietrich Hansen Paul Jerome Murtaugh Conway Court House Liberty

McCammon Social Roundup Includes Visits and Dances

July notes from McCammon show Thomas Hartney returning from Bear Lake with relative visits and business. Granddaughter Mary Biscara joins Montpelier cousin Helen Gilbert in town. Mrs Leo Keetley and sons visit Pocatello. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Frank Lin Wella. Carl Erhenfelt of Pocatello enjoyed a week here. Masons dance at Inkom draws several couples. others travel from Pocatello for local reunions and visits. Salt Lake trip witnessed a Bee vs Salt Lake game as local families traveled.

BicCammon Thomas Hartney Bear Lake Mary Biscara Montpelier Helen Gilbert Leo Keetley Pocatello M. B& Church Franklin Wella Eileen Ale Carl Erhenfelt McCammon Khursay Inkom Mra. ©Hwabe J. B. Whitney, Jr Paul Nash B. W. Reibe Max Cohn Ivan Gasser Acaggay Misa Betty Ferguson Ferguson Pauline Nash Alex Riddle Juneash Alfred Lorche

New Trackage Boise Assessed

Boise reports gains and losses in state valuation tied to the new Boise to Orchard main line. E. M. Sawyer's figures estimate a $625,585 current year assessment, with a net state gain of $1,561,920 and loss of $936,325 due to the railroad change. He notes a trust fund provision for tax recovery and questions whether the line qualifies as operating property since it was not in use on the January assessment date.

Boise State Board of Equalizat i E. M. Sawyer Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Sawyer State Board Orchard Nampa

Tybee Briefs update Local residents and arrivals

Tybee Tribune notes Mrs Cleone Marshall and son Jack visiting Ruth Briscoe and that Mrs Marshall plans continued stay. The Farnsworths head to California to make their home after visiting E W Canning. Relief society gathering at Mrs E R Howell with Mrs H L Lewis as guest of honor. Simm Dunn returns to Logan Utah after visiting her father J J Facer. Glenn Hobbs and Miss Alice Kelly wed in Salt Lake City. best wishes from the community.

Tribune Cleone Marshall Jack Ruth Briscoe

McCammon Plans Modest Fourth Celebration

The McCammon Civic Club and local volunteers arrange a small Fourth of July program at the Opera House with morning exercises led by Mrs. Murphy and afternoon races, a children’s ball game with Onyx, a dance at the Amusement Hall, and a program including prayers, readings, and musical performances by local residents.

Citizens Bank Wins Judgment Over Idaho Oil Refining

The Citizens Bank of Pocatello foreclosed and bid in the Idaho Oil and Refining Company machinery for 100 dollars at a sheriff sale after winning a 2900 dollar note judgment against the trustees. Prospects for reorganizing the plant and completing construction are uncertain, with a stockholder meeting possibly to decide next steps.

Rainfall Gaps Between West and East England Highlighted

The report notes that the western part of England receives about twenty inches more rain annually than the eastern region, illustrating pronounced regional climate variation.

England

Nutrition Class Held in Bannock County

The first meeting of the nutrition class series under Miss Mildred Anthes was held Tuesday afternoon at the Amusement hall. Mrs Velma Green led the lesson on planning meals from a health standpoint, followed by an engaging discussion by local ladies. It was a profitable afternoon for attendees.

Tribune McCammon Mildred Anthes Bannock County Relief Society Velma Green

Prosperity Knocks at Blackfoot Doors

Blackfoot July 3 signs of returning prosperity were seen as an 85,000 pound wool shipment arrived from Blackfoot station, the largest for a single shipper. Farmers Milling Co. received an order for two thousand barrels of flour to Nashville, with a timely 24 hour shift meeting the July 1 deadline after a cancellation attempt.

Tribune Blackfoot Black Fogg Farmers Milling Company Nashville Tennessee

Jardine party visits Idaho Falls then heads to Montana

Mrs William Jardine wife of Secretary of Agriculture Jardine and her two daughters stay with Mrs Rebecca Jardine in Idaho Falls. The group plans a short visit to relatives in the Big Hole basin Montana before Mrs Jardine returns to Idaho Falls and then to Washington.

Idaho Falls Willian Jardine Jardine Sebecca Jardine A. Laker Big Hole Basin Montana William Jardine Washington

License Issued For Aberdeen Couple In July Wedding

Marriage license issued July 2 for Arnold Young Ensley and Olive Marie Abercrombie of Aberdeen. They plan to wed July 4 at the Abercrombie home. Bride-to-be will celebrate her 18th birthday. Next meeting set for Tuesday July 14.

Blackfoot Arnold Young Ensley Olive Marie Abercrombie Aberdeen Marrie Dora Be, Abercrombie

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