Shrine Circus Clown Contest Promises Local Fame
Clowns from young to old vie for top honors at the Shrine Circus with a panel from Barnum and Bailey guiding judging. July 12 to 18 features the event with a street parade July 13 in Pocatello and a talent prize for the best act among dozens of hopefuls.
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Shrine Circus
Shrine Club
Pocatello
Arthur and
Clark Streets
Larry Shafer
Normanohnson
Maud Cantrell
Docel Johnmn
Arrol Olsen
Jimmy Ash
City Council Meets to Address Street and Waste Line Issues
Regular council meeting in the city chamber heard residents north of Center near the Portneuf River request urgent action on street cleanliness and waste line removal. A. Haas urged Gas Company to remove lines from the street and stop castings, referred for investigation. Eldred's request to improve eleven hundred block North Garfield and to open a merry go round and ferris wheel in Pecadrelle Peninsula granted, pending investigation.
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Center
Portneuf
Ross
A. Haas
Pocatello Gas Company
Council
Investignon
L. J. Eldred
Garfield
Investigamg
E Molay Elects New Set Officers
Paul Pearson was elected Master ancilor of Pocatello chapter No. 2 order of De Molay at the quarterly officers’ meeting in the Masonic temple. Other officers chosen include James Kelly senior councilor Raymond Hughes junior councilor Wilford Johnson senior deacon Homer Gower junior stewards William Holder and al Valentine chaplain Sid Sag arshall George Daves standard bearer Leigh Gittins sentinel Carl Gover orator Titus Cornell precents Frank Purdy Harry Krussman Jal Crane Lester Young Selby Olson Clarence Rush Arthur Very.
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Paul Pearson
Ancilor
Pocatello
de Molay
Masonic Temple
James Kelly
Raymond Hughes
Wilford Johnson
Homer Gower
William Holder
al Valentine
Sid. Sagarshall
George Daves
Standard Jarer
Leigh Gittins
Commercial Exhibit to Feature at Eastern Idaho Fair
At Blackfoot fair in September the commercial exhibit dominates with a 70 by 8 foot tent displaying autos tractors adding machines and manufacturers products. E J Fjeldsted secretary notes the addition will interest attendees. Stearns trainer says Blackfoot track ranks as one of the west’s fastest and horses trained for exhibition races are maturing nicely.
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Blackfoot
E. J. Fjeldsted
The
Fair Association
Stearns
Horges
Doan's Kidney Remedy Promoted For Kidney Ailments
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to relieve back pain and urinary irregularities. It cites a testimonial from Betty Austin of Pocatello and urges readers to buy at 60 cents per box from dealers.
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Pocatello
Betty Austin
Gatello
Dean
Yan
Irs. Vetton
Poster-Milburn Co
Buflo
Campbell Guilty in Beaver Hide Case Appeals Filed
Morris Campbell of Idaho Falls was found guilty by Judge G. Houde's court of illegal possession and trading in beaver hides. He was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in Bannock county jail, with 500-dollar bond posted to appeal. The state alleged Campbell stole hides from the Bagey Brothers and sold one to fur buyer F A Zangler in Lava Hot Springs.
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Morris Campbell
Idaho Falls
Dory
Bagey Brothers
F. A. Zangler
Lava Hot Springs
Zangler
New York
American Express
Campbell
Lobbies Echo Social Heat as NYC Guest Charms Local Hotels
A New Yorker who visits Pocatello twice yearly wins smiles and tips at Idaho hotels. Bellhops note his familiarity reflects how some guests of transient establishments stand out, while a stream of travelers from Salt Lake, Denver, Boise, Chicago and beyond check in at the Bannock, Yellowstone and other hosts.
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Pocatello
L. W. Evans
Schramm- Johnson Drug
Idaho Falls
St.Marie
F. BR. Atkinson
Soda Springs
Crow
A. Christensen
Kemmerer
Yellowstone
G. R. Russell
Boise
Bannock
Mr. Russell
J. O. Brown
Twin Falls
Mr. Brown
J. . Lewis
New York City
St. J
Y. M. C. A. reports full beds and dormitory upgrades
The Y M C A in town reports no vacant beds for the first time in months. Executive secretary Ralph Wolf notes a waiting list, two beds added in larger rooms, and plans to refurnish five double rooms. Dorm improvements have boosted attendance and room rentals amid a steady flow of transient young men.
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Ralph RK Wolf
Moonlight Pavilion July 4 Special Attractions Spark Festive Night
The Moonlight Pavilion announces a July 4 program featuring special attractions and entertainment. Officials promote family friendly activities and fireworks to cap the Independence Day celebration.
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Moonlight Pavilion
Home Hotel promotes comfort and homelike hospitality
The Home Hotel, under Mrs Willard Parish in charge, offers hot and cold water in every room and mineral hot baths in the basement. Dining room service features home style cooking with reasonable rates by day or week.
Post Office Announces Fourth of July Holiday Hours
Postmaster A B Bean says no carrier service on July fourth and all windows will be closed for the holiday. The town observes the day with no mail delivery and post office operations paused all day.
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A. B. Bean
Marriage License Issued to Yancy Taylor and Mary Anderson
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Joseph Yancy Taylor of San Francisco and Mary Ellen Anderson of Weston Idaho.
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Joseph Yancy Taylor
San Francisco
Mary Ellen Anderson
Weston
Idaho
Larson Guilty. Sentenced to Five to Ten Years
Louis Larson was found guilty in district court on a statutory charge and sentenced by District Judge ER. M. Terrell to serve five to ten years in the state penitentiary at Boise. He remains free on a 1600 bond during appeal to the state supreme court.
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Louis Larson
ER. M. Terrell
Boise
Larson
State Supreme Court
Clarence Buster Arrested on Liquor Charge
Clarence Buster was arrested Thursday night by Deputies L J Moss and Charles Bell on possession of intoxicating liquor. He was found at his home behind 439 North Fourth Avenue and three jars of moonshine were confiscated.
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Clarence Buster
L. J. Moss
Charles Bell
Buster
North Fourth Avenue
Small Bell Shaped Moonshine Still Found in Hawkins Basin
Deputies L. J. Moss and Chas. Bell discovered a one gallon bell shaped moonshine still in Hawkins Basin on Thursday afternoon. The compact contraption is noted as among the smallest and most unique confiscated by local officers.
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Hawkins Basin
L. J. Moss
Chas. Bell
Boise polo players head for Colorado Springs tournament
Leo J. Falk and Herb Lemp prominent Boise residents and Boise polo team members passed through Pocatello yesterday en route to Colorado Springs where they will compete in the annual polo tournament.
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Leo J. Falk
Herb Lemp
Boise
Pocatello
Colorado Springs
Kane to Attend Sports Carnival in Soda Springs
John H. Kane, southeastern Trade representative on the state athletic commission, leaves at noon for Soda Springs to attend the sports carnival staged by Blackburn Call post of the American Legion tonight and tomorrow evening.
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John H. Kane
Southeastern
State Athletic Commission
Soda Springs
Blackburn Call Post
American Legion
Delegates Chosen for State Convention at Hailey
At the American in auxiliary meeting held at Mrs. J. E. Damron home, Mrs. Damron, Mrs. G. Nicholas Ifft and Mrs. F. B. Tydeman were elected delegates to the annual state convention in Hailey next month with Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. Alberta Reasoner and Mrs. D. Service named alternates.
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American In Auxiliary
J. E. Damron
Real Estate Transfers Almanac Listing Multiple Lot Trades
Real estate transfers show Henry O’Leary to Fred Fisher for blocks 339 and 8400 feet, Arthur Johnson and others to Fred Fisher for blocks 339 and 8400 feet, Bradfield E A etux to John O’Leary for multiple lots in blocks 266 and 70, Derr Geo W etux to Wagenseller Realty Co for Lot 17 in Block 491 at E corner, with additional sections and townships listed.
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O'Leary
Henry
Fred Fisher
Johnson
Arthur Etux
Bradfield
E. A. Etux
O’lleary
John
N. BE
De Molay Chapter Plans Evening Hills Meeting
The Pocatello Chapter of De Molays will hold a weekly gathering this evening in City Creek hills. Members from the social committee will lead the event with a 6 30 p m Riverview hotel start and a mass hike to the site. A camp fire supper and a business session follow with pep talks by order members and accompanying Masons on selected topics. A general entertainment plan caps the gathering.
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Pocatello
de Molays
City Creek
Tovy
Rm Olays
Riverview Hotel
Razor blades mystery at city drug store
Three Indian youths asked for knives at a local drug store. After trying pocket and butcher varieties, they finally selected safety razor blades, laughing and repeating razor blades me no savy as they left with packages.
Picnic At Fish Hatchery Brings Legionnaires Together
A small delegation of PocaTell Post legionnaires held a rainy picnic at the fish hatchery. The event featured a sage brush fire, canvas shelter, roasted wienies, and refreshments. Miss Walton of New Jersey attended as a guest of the Legion. another picnic is planned with expected attendance from all legionnaires and the women's auxiliary.
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Pocatello Post
Miss Walton
New Jersey
Legion
Legionnaire
Women’s Auxiliary
Loans for Homes Support Utah and Idaho Families
Metropolitan Life Insurance real estate committee approved loans totaling 64 950 dollars to furnish housing for 27 families in Salt Lake San Provo Logan City Utah and Pocatello Idaho. Halloran Judge Trust Co. of Salt Lake City placed the loans. Since January authorizations total 243 950 dollars for homes in Salt Lake City and other Utah cities and Pocatello, providing 107 housing accommodations.
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Salt Lake San Provo
Logan City
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Real Estate Committee
Halloran Judge Trust Co
Salt Lake City
Burley man denies being knife fight target
Earl Johnson of Burley states he is not the man named in a recent knife fight in which a wounded man identified as Earl Johnson of Burley was involved. Police seek Charles Chapman in connection with the stabbing alleged to have occurred after a refused drink.
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Earl Johnson
Burley
Charles Chapman
Johnson
Johosom
Scout Camp Hike Brings Elk Sightings and Bear Tales
At Scout Camp on Scout Mountain Tuesday afternoon the group hiked to the summit amid wildflowers and a distant snow bank. They captured a grouse, rode out a summer snowball battle, and observed an elk. Severe rains Wednesday paused grounds work, with resumes planned Friday morning. New arrivals included Charles Franch and Jack Amphlett. visitors included Mrs Blevins and Rev Smith as the scouts prepared for court of honor.
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Scout Mountain
Philips
National Forest
Charles Franch
Jack Amphlett
Dan Bleving
Charles Herndon
Jim Stanton
Pat Leach
Railroad Rumbles Shows Foreman Off For Yellowstone Trip
General Foreman G. M. Walsh leaves tonight for a three day trip into Yellowstone park. H Gustin lead machinist goes for four days. Several coworkers plan visits to nearby towns and attend the Fourth of July celebrations. Between 150 and 180 men will be employed by the car department after August first with 100 more cars monthly.
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G. M. Walsh
Yellowstone Park
H. Gustin
Gus
Aecne
Park
J. R. Zeiders
Motive Power
Mackay
Margery E. Mullen
Ogden
Josephine Bartel
Jennie Johnson
Idaho Falls
John W
Idaho
Morgan
Paul DeVriendt
DeVriendt
Blackfoot
Hroneck
C. L
West Yellowstone
Park Mra
Pinkerton
W. P. Ross
Butte
Mont
Earohnan named victim in Tribune cutting affair
The Tribune reports officers named Earohnan as the victim in a recent cutting incident. Details on motive and suspect status were not disclosed, and investigators continue to seek information.
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Tribune
Earohnaon
Remedy for troubled dispositions and stomach ailments
Advertisement claims a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It is sold at Cook's Drug Store and other retailers.
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Cook's Drug Store
Uruyelete
Unusual June Weather Recorded in Pocatello
A June report by Toppls notes record precipitation for the month, totaling 2.33 inches with 3.23 inches the all time June high. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 93, mean 62.2, and sunshine ran 57 percent with 23 cloudy days and seven clear ones.
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H. ‘Toppls
Noted hunter reports Gros Ventre slide impacts road
Deputy U S Marshal Buchenau received a letter from James Simpson a Jackson Hole guide and Wyoming game and fish commission member describing a Gros Ventre river slide that destroyed miles of the automobile road disrupted valley communications via pack trains formed a lake three to four miles long and two to three hundred feet deep while Yellowstone access remained intact Simpson notes a successful spring hunting season with about thirty seven bears and prosperous times in Jackson Hole county
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U. S
Buchenau
James Simpson
Jackson Hole
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Gros Ventre
Yellowstone Park
Simpson
Barney Googie Dance at Meridell Park Pavilion
Meridell tonight hosts the Barney Googie Dance and entertainment at the park dancing pavilion. The Tiger has a fine band, an enlarged orchestra, and a volunteer wedding with a diamond ring for the bride. A fox trot contest is planned as a feature of the evening.
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Meridell Park
Dance at Maridell Upsets Local Schedule
Fragmentary text indicates a dance event at Maridell with uncertain organizers and tonight timing. No clear names or places beyond Maridell appear. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm participants or exact arrangements.
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CEEV
Launello Shrine Circus
TTY Council
Geo. Iver
E Molay
J. E. Gaasch
Oo Lake
Hawken
Caldwell
KE. Redfield
R. B. Shepherd
R. Pack
Home Hotel
Lava
Howard EK
Wesley
Nate
Logan
Kknives
Nate V
Namicc
Vail Valns
Tenday
Mr. Walker
Meridell
Vico
Utah Oil Refining Co
Wah
Ing
Maridell
Ea Wridell
Watson Drug Co
Mayor
Studebaker Iight
DODGE
Bannock Motor Company
North Arthur
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