Certificates Awarded in Red Cross Home Hygiene Courses
Bannock Caribou American Red Cross plans a Sunday noon meeting at the public library basement to issue certificates and report grades for home hygiene and care of the sick courses. Total enrollments: 89 ladies, with 60 completing. Edith Ecklund led with 98.5 percent.
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Bannock- Caribou
The
American Red Rose
Stck
Mary Day Barnes
George W. Waggpseller
Edith Ecklund
Josephine J.hensen
Voyla Smith
Marie Guymon
Ida Bilver
Margaretta Coffin
Frances Hammerstein
Viola Sorensen
Irene Cook
Margaret Paxton
Alameda
Florence Berponer
Faye Buffaloe
Sadie Davidson
Mae Eitel
Lillie Hale
Mabel Harris
Sophis Ivie
Martha Joonsum
L Ullie Mesride
Zina Myers
Anna Robinson
Ida Siler
Madga Swayne
Minnie Warren
Laurena Rupp
Luella Hale
Ruby Rupp
Gladys Allsop
Ellen Anderson
Virginia Connelly
Elen Anderson
Etaoin Connelly
Catherine Igh Schoo
Mi ‘Atherin
Lacile Burbidge
Zila Marler
Venna Tolman
Eva C. Imes
Va Jones
Helen N. McCreary
Dorothy Stone
York
Cléo Nichols
Firstational Bank
German Students Appeal Death Sentences in Moscow
Moscow on July 7 reports the German ambassador delivered a request to Foreign Minister Tebicherin to stay executions awarded by the Soviet supreme court last week. The two German students were charged with plotting against Leon Trotsky. An Esthonian subject was also condemned.
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Moscow
Supreme Court
Tebicherin
Leon Trotsky
Bolenbaugh Declares Unjoined Debts in Marriage
Notice states Floyd L. Bolenbaugh will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife on and after a specified date. Signed Jy 7 8 9.
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Floyd L. Bolenbaugh
Moonlight Open Ai Pavilion Hosts Tuesday Dance
A regular Tuesday dance night at the Moonlight pavilion features Moonlight Sere naders performing. Ra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight Serenaders
Unseasonal July Weather Brings Rain and Cool Spell
July’s weather brings unusual coolness and rain across the region. Forecasters cite a late-summer chill, cloudbursts and washouts across hundreds of miles, with anglers reporting high muddy streams as campers and tourists note lingering showers.
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Falchen
Pocatello
Heard Around L. IbLine in LAYUILO
A humorous column notes a Palm Springs hotel scene with a southern man from Kentucky telling a yarn about alligators, sharks, and tourists. It lists visitors and locals such as H Schade violinist, W R Ruff, Herbert Hoover Jr., and many arrivals at Yellowstone and Crow hotels.
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Tribune
Kentucky
H. Schade
Idaho
Bannock
W. R. Ruff
Twin Falls
Mr. Ruff
Herbert Hoover Jr
Kc. Marie
R. L. Martin
C. Anderson
Crow
L. E. Ross
M. J. B. Coffee Co
Mr. Ross
Yellowstone
C. G Lundgren
Denver
Lundgren
Mystery Shrouds Necklace Return Ties to White Family Heist
A costly pearl necklace stolen at gunpoint from Miss Hester White last September has been returned to Colonel A V Smith Lake County prosecutor. The White robbery links to youths who named Jack Durand son of Scott C Durand of Lake Bluff. Durand was arrested in Los Angeles where he worked as a blackface target in an amusement park concession.
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Chicago
Hester White
Edison White
Armour & Co
A. V. Smith
Lake County
Jack Durand
Scott C. Durand
Lake Bluff
Durand
Los Angeles
Shrine Circus Ticket Sale Plans and Captains Named
The DeMelay Shrine circus executive committee met to organize an active ticket sale contest running July 7 to 13. Four teams will compete with top two ticket sellers to be guests at a banquet. proceeds aid the DeMelay band and Knights Templars activities in Seattle. Captains and rosters for all four teams were announced.
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DeMelay Shrine Circus
Tthe
Eirena
DeMelay
Knights Templars
Seattle
Pocatello DeMelay
United States
Debolay
Idaho A Templars
Eo Lambert F. Motinelli
Deolay
Capris
George Young
William Holder
Roy Anderson
Lester Young
Ben Rowland
James Brady
Carl Hoover
Selaby Uaborn
Arthur Avery
Billy Peterson
Allen Holland
Edward Jacobs
Eddy Say
Guy Gates
Lee Gittens
Theordore Gathe
Carl Webb
Elwin Baggs
Ernest Pearson
James Kelly
Chales McCarty
Wilfred Johnston
Spencer Ford
Carl Valentine
George Chaffee
Paul Pearson
Bob Hurt
Grant Kimbal
Raymond Hughes
Forest
Hugh Miller
Hubert Woolfe
Virgil Garst
Stanley Glenn
Charles 8. Chandler
Charles C. Chandler
Citizens Rally for Chautauqua in Pocatello Meeting
A large crowd attended the first Chautauqua season meeting in the M M A building. Frank Brown was elected president and Charles H. Lewis vice president, with Esther Olsen named secretary and treasurer. The August 6 13 event will feature expanded programs and entertainment, with committees appointed for distribution, entertainment, and ticket sales to guarantors.
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Pocatello Chautauqua
Frank Brown
Idaho State Journal
Charles H. Lewis
Idaho Technical Institute
Chautauqua
Esther Olsen
T. B. Smith Coal Company
Miss Olsen
Garfield and
Fremont
Jay Tiffany
Tro Laundry Company
Ed MeeCleary
G L. Tyler
Buryl Blevens
BE. F. Whitman
J. J. Raaf
J. E. Edgerton
Arthur Hall
Pocatello
Sam Evans
Pocatello Association
Regular Tuesday ae dance Moonlight Open naders playing
Regular Tuesday ae dance Moonlight Open naders playing.
Town Talk Items Include Visits and Births in Local Notes
Mrs Wm Joat travels to Los Angeles to visit relatives, a daughter born to Basil and wife at 503 South Harrison with the father employed by Pocatello Fire Department. W S Smith of Delano Thompson Shoe Co leaves for Montana on vacation with wife and daughters. Banapek county board inspects the Tyee district road with district highway engineer P B Wilson.
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Los Angeles
California
Basil Jones
South
Harrison Street
The
Pocatello Fire Department
W.S. Smith
Delano- Thompson Shoe Company
Montana
Highling Road
Tyee
Banapek County
Visiting Here and Local Business Partnership Formed
Mr and Mrs Wilton Knadle and son formerly of Pocatello arrived Monday from Los Angeles to visit friends then plan a motor trip to the Yoldowatone park CO. Fred Lundberg ER 8S Spencer and E J Yonk of Logan formed a co partnership known as Hudson Kasex Sales Company filed at the county clerk's office this morning.
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Wilton Knadle and Son
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Yoldowatone Park
Fred Lundberg
Spencer
E. J. Yonk
Logan
Hudson-Kasex
Insurance claim paid after tick bite to Evan
Fred Dickerson of Columbia National Life Insurance says a $150 claim was paid to Benjamin H. Evan for illness arising from a tick bite on two occasions. The bite became infected and required medical care.
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Fred Dickerson
Columbia National Life Insurance Company
Benjamin H. Evan
Earley Visits Pocatello With Utah Trade Mission
J. B. Earley of Salt Lake City toured Pocatello with his brother County Clerk R. C. Earley. He is touring eleven western states to promote the Utah Manufacturing Association and the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Earley
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
R. C. Earley
Mr. Earley
Utah Manufacturing Association
National Committee On Prisons and Prison Labor
Lawrence reports lush grazing land after heavy rains
Utah trip returns to Lynn Brothers hospital founder G W Lawrence who says southern Utah grazing land is in wonderful condition due to heavy rains. He leaves this afternoon for a short trip into the Blackfoot region.
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Utah
G. W. Lawrence
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Mr. Lawrence
Blackfoot
Visiting Relatives From Grand Island
Mrs. Merle Stahinecher visits her aunt Mrs. J. B. Bistline with children June and Merle. She will be joined by her husband next week after attending the American Falls celebration and a stay in Salt Lake City before returning to Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Stahinecher
June
Merle
J. B. Bistline
Stahinecher
Salt Lake City
Stahimechera
Grand Island
Nebraska
Speeding Charge Filed and Case Rescheduled in Court
A speeding charge was filed Monday evening at the police station against H Tt foaming, the defendant entered a not guilty plea this morning and the case was continued until Wednesday morning. Alfred Cottrill was found guilty this morning of possession of stolen property and fined $50 by Police Judge John W. Peter.
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H Tt
Nuel
Morniig
Alfred Cot‘trill
John W. Peter
Blanket Tossing Becomes Local Trail Sport
In Pocatello Idaho local boys pictured by the Y M C A group association enjoy blanket tossing on the trail. The caption notes the sport is popular among Pocatello youths with higher tosses drawing more laughs from players and onlookers.
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The
Association ‘Men
Pocatello Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Sines to Speak in Pocatello on Traffic Loss to Transit
J H Sines assistant to the vice president in charge of operation of the Union Pacific system will be in Pocatello on the 28th to deliver an address postponed earlier for pressing business The talk will cover the loss of traffic to railroads caused by motor buses and truck lines He is described as a convincing speaker with a pleasing address style
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J. H. Sines
Union Pacific System
Pocatello
Sines
Sheep herder Tony Jealava named in grand larceny charge
Tony Jealava a sheep herder formerly with Servel was arrested yesterday afternoon by Chief Deputy Alma Marley and jailed in Bannock county on grand larceny charges. Servel alleges he stole sheep from multiple bands and sold them for his own gain. A preliminary hearing set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning before Justice E G Houde.
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Tony Jealava
Servel
Alma Marley
Bannock
Jealava
E. G. Houde
the ePace
O Malley Reports on Modern Woodmen Convention
P C O Malley returned from Chicago where Idaho sent four delegates and six officers attended the Modern Woodmen encampment held June 23 to 26. He visited St Louis Kansas City Beaver and the Woodman sanitarium at Colorado Springs en route home. He notes cool pleasant Chicago weather and plans to report convention activities at the K hall this evening.
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P. C. O'Malley
Chicago
Idaho
O'Malley
St. Louis
Kansas City
Beaver
Noel Woodman
Colorado Springs
Russians Impose Military Training on Youth
Moscow July 7 AP reports that the Soviet council orders high school students to study military science and spend three months in camps starting next term. The aim is to supply trained personnel for war and industry. secondary schools will include military courses and girls will be trained as nurses.
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Moscow
Russia
Council of Commissars
Lhe
Increase Force at Local Shops
R F Higgs, general car foreman, says management has authorized 150 extra workers in the car department to handle rising business and to repair and rebuild 100 cars per month. Cars will transfer to the Short Line shops from other U P units as stock moves improve.
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R. F. Higgs
U. P
the Tribune
Large turnout for foreign born classes at the Y M C A
Twenty men attended the school of English at the Y M C A last night as part of the Americanization program. Volunteers Miss Francis Morten and Mrs F M Leute taught with more instructors joining next class. books and readers are requested. Civics class led by Atty Issaie McDougall meets tonight for those preparing second papers.
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School of English
Francis Morten
F. M. Leute
B. Steele
Pocatello
McGuffies
Breele
Morten
Leute
Ella Hoskinson
Nemon Fraker
Misa Bergha Atkins
Ford S. Baile
Atty
Issaie McDougall
Railroad Rumbles At North Main Hall Meeting
A meeting of the 5 E A is set for Thursday at the old Commercial hall to decide the date of the association picnic. Attendance is expected to be record setting. Welfare agent W. Comstock travels from Lagom today to finalize plans. The Store department faces the Bagcage clerks at Overland park tonight. Mrs Earl E Smith departs for Riverton Wyoming due to her mother's illness.
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Old Commercial Hall
North Main Street
Comstock
Lagom
Overland Park
Earl E. Smith
Smith
Riverton
Wyoming
Edwards due sensational aerials to thrill Shrine Circus
Shrine circus runs July 12 to 18 featuring the Edwards duo as flying ring and iron jaw artists. The program promises thrills with top aerial acts, clowns, and a first day parade judging contestants for best clown honors. Ticket sales are active with city vendors reporting strong sales.
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Shrine
Edwardes Due
Flying Ring
Edwards Due
Josephine Tel
Leona Evans
Grace Bliss
Hospital Wetes and Local Injuries Reported
The baby of Mrs. BR A remains sick at the family home 170 Wayne avenue. G B Olds of the Touraine hotel fractured the right rack bone of his arm while cranking heat. H P Gearhart had a hand injury with no bones broken but severe pain. Henry Blackhawk was cut through the eyeball by another Indian in an altercation. outcome uncertain. M M Blair left hospital to stay with his uncle B Bone at 741 North Arthur. J E Emmong of Gooding visited Pocatello for unofficial treatment. Ivan Clarkson at 541 North Garfield moved home while undergoing treatment.
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G. B. Olds
Touraine
H. P. Gearhart
Henry Blackhawk
Bear Gibson
M. M. Blair
B. Bone
North Arthur
J. E. Emmong of
Gooding
Pocatello
Ivan Clarkson
North Garfield
Recovery hoped for Secretary Weeks in September
White House officials expressed belief that Secretary Weeks would be sufficiently recovered from illness and surgery to return to his desk at the war department in Washington by September. Weeks told the president he would resume duties at the close of the summer, and Coolidge has been informed the outlook is favorable enough to justify that expectation.
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Weeks
Coolidge
President Coolidge Denies Coast Guard Rum-Running Story
Swampscott Mass July 7 AP President Coolidge denied a New York newspaper report that he instructed Secretary Mellon to increase the Coast Guard to break up rum running near Swampscott. He said he dislikes denying or confirming stories and plans no new action, satisfied with Treasury and Coast Guard results.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
New York
Mellon
Coast Guard
White Court
Coolage
Smu
Treasury
Kiwanis Club Hears Report on St Paul Convention
J B Edgerton reports to Pocatello Kiwanis on the International convention at St Paul as the Wish Idaho delegate. He notes Kiwanis growth, the nine year outlook, and the 4465 delegates registered the largest ever. The mid summer ice carnival was a main entertainment feature.
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International Kiwanis
St. Paul
J. B. Edgerton
Pocatello Club
Edgerton
Wish
Idaho
At Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Rawleigh Retailers Relocate Store and Contact Update
The Rawleigh Retailers have moved from 336 West Clark to 306 North Arthur. Their telephone number is now 1625 J.
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Rawleigh
Weat Clark
North Arthur
J. Dy
Four room farm and city homes offered for sale
Real estate listings show a $50 down two room house with a good lot and chicken runs priced around $1,766 with $100 down and $20 monthly. A four room modern home with basement and furnace asks $3,600 with $200 down and $40 monthly. West side four room modern home on a good lot and garage listed at $3,500 with easy terms. Jackson Realty Co at 220 N Malin offers loans and insurance. showings by appointment.
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Jackson Realty CO
Malin
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Arco
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A. M. Waters
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A. G. Poulson
G. A. Stevens
Billings
H. M. Core
H. L. Falk
W. 8
Payua
G. Bridges
L. W. Shanes
J. W. Foreman
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P. Price
L. N. Barkdull
Marie
G. P. Delury
B. M. Pellum
T. C. Bird
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Payette
F. M. Smith
Lynndyl
H. J. Muffing
QO. Taylor
American Falls
0. Moore
R. A. Taylor
W. J. Harkin
Wellville
W. A. Anderson
P. Gallagher
J. D. Andersen
Butte
Harkness
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J. J. Rangust
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C. Myers
Saginaw
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R. E Weyer
B. Weir
J. Carroll
R. C. Pix Jey
H. Hines
Boise Yellowstone
L. M. Iverson
I. McCraecken
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W. G. Christensen
W. H. Coleman
Rawlins
W. 8. Smith
C. E. Allen
C. HW
Turner
F. J. Garrity
Omaha
G. A. Smith
A. W. Dodge
BR. BR. Alexander
Defenbach
Lewiston
W. J. Coleman
Balt Lake
D. Clark
L. Lynch
Nampa
A. Purse
Shrine Circus
Miss Olgen
North Main
E.T. Boaden
Salvation Army
Ensign Pagen
8. R. Evans
Schramm-Johnson Company
W. H. Snyder
Worel Flower Shop
Harry Aamilton
Bertha L. Atkin
Eric A. Krussman
Gaylord Sanford
D. Amphlett
KR. B. Deacon
Chas
H. Lewis
H. R. Flint
BE. T. Wickman
J. B. Rutherford
J. C. Hansen
D. H. Ashton
Buryt Blevens
Kaw
HW. McGarvey
Harry G. Irvine
Archdeaeon
Moonlight Open
Justice of the Effee
O. J. Bell's
Herder
Philippine Islands
Wetes
BR. A. Age
Wayne Avenue
Norta
Main Street
Kiwanis Club
H. Edgerton
C. P. Groom
Summer
Salant
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