White Realty Co. Placed Under Receiver Handle
A petition for receivership was granted in district court with Mrs. Nellie Bean as plaintiff. Charles Q Chilson named receiver for White Realty Co. The firm faces creditors including Citizens Bank and Trust and National Bank of Idaho. Asset estimates range from 506000 to 800000, with rapid settlement sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Tercell
District Court
Nellie Bean
Hae City
B . White and Company
Charles Q Chilson
Pocatello
Hollyweed
Couty
Kean
Sted
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
List National Bank
National Bank of Idaho
Finis Bentley
E. 0
White Realty Courn
Ims
Conrn
Aha
Cmpany
Stake Meeting Highlights Local Announcement
A special Stake meeting of the M. A. will be held at the Stake faber ele at 6 30 this evening. John Hen icks will speak on the new Reader Bradley will address the meet Professor Clyde Bradford will sing solo Ona Crockett will play a pin polo A L Clark will speak on the Organization of the 4 1 A and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faberele
John Henicks
Eith Bradley
Clyde Bradford
Ign
Ona Crockett
A. L. Clark
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Illnesses and Returns
Mrs Mario Rossi wife of a Pingree armer has returned home after confinement in a seal hospital. Mrs Eric Burman of Firth Idaho fell ill while visiting her father Gus Hedburg of Tyhee. Mrs H J Newbond of 1448 North Main is ill at home. V Castelleni of 250 South Third has been ill but improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Rossi
Pingree
V. Castelleni
South Third
Rex
Renowned truss expert to visit Bannock and Pocatello
F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia will demonstrate the spermatic Shield at the Bannock hotel and remain in Pocatello Friday July 10. He claims the device closes rupture in ten days, offers instant effects, and outperforms oral or surgical options. Seeley invites all cases for free demonstration and warns against weak truss devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
England
Waltates
Washington, D
Perent
F. H. Sealey
Dearborn St
Justice of the Peace Hearings and Local Life Reflections
In a small-town court a couple faces a stolen love tale and fines, while townsfolk, musicians, and locals from Pocatello to Tulsa figure in daily affairs. A young couple, bail bonds, and family pressures unfold amid community debates on chivalry and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Sally
Tulsa
Akaite
Pocatello
Adelaide
Gaylord
Victor Saar
Portland
Prof. Saar
Chicago Music College
Chicago
Bineshia
Ant
Quiet Fourth Observed in Pocatello Amid Rainy Day
Independence Day in Pocatello was calm with minimal celebrations as rain canceled many outdoor plans. Citizens traveled to Idaho Falls for events, a ball game was rained out, and other activities shifted indoors. Stores banks and offices closed. no major incidents were reported. The Tribune focused on a reclamation edition and reflected on local musical education and Beatrice Steely’s influence.
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Drew
Drew Standrod
Pocatello
Werd
Bank of Albion
Dave
Dave Burrell
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Short Live
Bears
Overland Park
Meridell Park
Tribune
Moonshiners stopped after shootout near Buckskin valley
Deputies surrounded a Buckskin valley still ten miles south of Pocatello as two moonshiners Guan and Delbert Judkina tried to flee on horses. They and a third man escaped. the two were captured and jailed in Pocatello after agents found a large still and whiskey on a ranch they occupied for months.
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Fune
Pocatello
Simson
England
Pocatelo
Pistola
Buckskin Valley
Guan
Delbert Judkina
Reid
Alma Marley
Lon Moss
Charles Bell
Seman
Bell
Moss
Judkin Brothers
George Judkina
Delbert
Judkine
Yesterdy
Marley
John F. Child Jr
Honolulu
Saunty
Moter Cara
Hall Speaks at Rupert on Idaho Tech Board Controversy
Beett Hall, Oneida county Republican floor leader, will address Rupert residents at an outdoor meeting July 8 about the Idaho Tech and state board of education controversy. He is described as well informed in state politics with experience related to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Beett Hall
Oneida County
Rupert
Idaho Tech
State Board of Education
Board of Adulation
Wild West Elks Entertainment Plans At Portland Reunion
The Elks lodge plans a Wild West themed welcome for Elk members arriving on special trains to the Portland reunion, featuring a saloon with Alfalfa Juice and Sagebrush Tea, a sage brush sprig, and era decor. The plan includes old barkeeps, cheese sandwiches, staged cowboys and Indians, corraling Elks at the saloon, and a parade with the Big Spuds. The Willys Overland tour car from the coast to coast visited here, praised for power and speed, with journalists noting the vehicle’s performance and demonstration aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.c
Order of Elks
Elka
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Bonneville Street
Lodge
Edast
Chas. G. Sumner
The
Tribune
J. C. MacCracken
Seles Promotion
Utah
J. C. Allen
Logan Journal
al Joden
Ogden Standard
Lloyd H. Duffin
Deseret News
McCracken
Willys. Overland Company
Cavalry to Get Old Instructor Reinstated
Sergt M Anderson of the 15th cavalry brigade is to resume duties as sergeant instructor of cavalry for the Idaho national guard. He previously served with the first cavalry Idaho national guard from 1920 to 1922 and has been in the army for about fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. M. Anderson
15Th Cavary Brigade
D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Idaho National Guard
Sergeant Anderson
First Cavalry
Cavalry
Ro Instruetor
Boise
Anderson
Olive Drab In A Procession In Idaho Falls War Pageant
About 900 soldiers from the 38th Infantry, part of Fort Douglas unit, marched through Idaho Falls for a postwar review and pageant titled Spirit of No-Man's Land during the Fourth of July events. The parade featured the 43-piece 38th Infantry Band, exploding grenades, and Howitzer shells as locals, including Bonneville American Legion members, watched the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho Falla
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
38Th Infantry
No-Man's Land
Idaho Falls
France
Os Oentello
Bonneville Posterican Legion
Thalia Falls
Pal
Local Family in Shock After Montana Temblors
F M Kerr of Poseyto reports from Montana towns including Forks Manhattan Brand Butte and Twin Bridges that earthquakes last week caused chimneys to collapse buildings to crack and bricks to fall. He described the tremors as if the ground were rocked in a cradle and returned with photos of the damaged district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Montana
F. M. Kerr
Poestetto
Mr. Kerr
Kerr
Troops Move in Special Cars Under War Time Authority
Report describes a troop movement involving infantry howitzers and automatic rifles transported in special cars. The War Department granted authority for the unusual operation as troops pass through, with three contingents to pose again this morning before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Oime
Nampa Visit Notes Miss Lillian Shaver Return
Local item records Miss Lillian Shaver visiting Nampa then returning home in Pennsylvania yesterday. She departed Monday morning on train No. 24, according to the personal record office note.
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East Side Force
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New England Conservatory
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