Agricultural experts predict strong year for Utah Idaho crops
E J Iddings and W G Peterson forecast a uniform production rise across crops in Utah and southern Idaho for 1925. Hay grain beans and potatoes look profitable with excellent fruit prospects in apples while weather risks remain. Beef cattle lambs wool and poultry price outlooks are favorable. irrigation dam plans feature in regional outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
E. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
the State University At
Moscow
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Iddings
Pocatello
W. G. Peterson
Utah Agricultural College Experimental Station
Utah
Iddings
Tribune
Baek
Teton
Chicago
Omaha
Eeans
Tédings
Tasha Goseere
Peterson
Utah Race Talk Divides on Horse Racing Prospects
A column notes mixed views on horse racing in Utah amid recent legislation. It recalls an English steeplechase rider’s fall and includes a list of visitors and arrivals at Bannock Yellowstone hotels, naming many individuals and cities such as Rexburg Burley and Salt Lake.
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Utah
Old Top
Railroad Rumbles and Vacation Notices
Margret A O'Brien timekeeper will take a week vacation to Portland. Floyd C Britton travels to Kearney Nebraska to visit relatives. Thirty back shop employees lay off to attend the American Falls dam dedication. Thomas O Black car foreman lays off due to sickness. Rose Ringo comptometer operator attends American Falls celebration. Train service reports growing business and more trains planned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margret A. O’brien
Miss O’brien
Portland
Floyd C.britton
Britton
Kearney
Nebraska
American Falls
Thomas O. Black
Rose Ringo
Bhopala
Local Elks Head to Fortland for Grand Reunion
The sixty first grand reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opens today in Portland Oregon for a five day session with local Elks and hundreds from across the country in attendance. about 3000 members are expected to register before the event closes July 18. Harry J. Fox deputy grand exalted ruler Idaho south and J E Edgerton delegate of the local order lead the local delegations.
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Sxty
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Portland
Oregon
Elks
Harry J. Fox
Idaho South
J. E. Edgerton
Pocatello Lodge
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Plans for Union Pacific System Athletic Meet Set
AUnion Pacific System Athletic Association meeting fixed September 6 and 7 for the system championship events in baseball, track, horse shoes, pitching, boxing and wrestling. Eligibility requires service with the Union Pacific System before March 31, 1925 to prevent ringers. Attendees included E D White G W Sutherland G Stingerland Phil Nash and G H Griffiths. Thirty two clubs are expected to attend the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System Athletic Association
Anes
Union Pacific System
E. D. White
Griffiths
Legion District Meeting Entertainment in Downey July 17
A large gathering of Legionnaires and auxiliary members is slated for a Downey district meeting Friday evening. Dinner at 7 with Downey auxiliary serving, welcomed by Mayor J D Morgan. Speeches by E J Thorkildsen J B Bacon and J E Damron with music by Blackfoot band and Pocatello Legion quartet. Lee Treseder to perform Who Won the Wars. Separate business meetings follow. dance to Blackfoot band. Pocatello attendees meet 5 pm at the high school. telephone Wm Turner for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Downey
Downey Auxiliary
J. D. Morgan
E. J. Thorkildsen
J. B. Bacon
Pocatello
J. FE. Damron
Blackfoot
Pocatello Legionnaires
Turner
Hospital Notes J Be Rough On Randolph Street Visit
Rough reports at 120 Randolph Street consulting local physicians. F M Reece has recovered from recent surgery and can return home north of the city. George Letts underwent an operation at a local hospital this morning. Jonnie Murphy of Montpelier arrived for a serious operation and rests easily. The baby of Mrs Benairs at 30 North Arthur injured the right hand when a window prop failed and window fell on the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Reece
George Letts
West Wyeth
Jonnie Murphy
Montpelier
Pocatello
Benairs
North Arthur
Paris Auto Crash Injures Mrs Wallace
Mrs Hugh Wallace wife of the former American ambassador to France was seriously hurt when her car was struck by a Uruguayan minister’s vehicle. She was taken to an American hospital where doctors described her condition as serious but not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hugh Wallace
France
Uruguyan
Call today for your extra copies of the Reclamation Edition
A brief notice urging readers to obtain additional copies of the Reclamation Edition by calling a provided number today. The item emphasizes the availability window and directs contact to secure extras. It notes no other details about the edition, event, or publisher.
DAM JUBILEE ATTRACTS AUTO TOURISTS AT PARK
Tourists from Missouri to Indiana stop at the park for the dam jubilee celebration. Mrs Roy Holman of Missouri registers campers while Bert Schmidt and family from South Bend, Indiana express interest in American Falls dedication. Visitors praise Yellowstone and plan to stay for the planned festivities, as car travel and camping etiquette rise at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pocatello Tribune
Roy Holman
Missouri
Yellowstone Park
Holman
American Falls
Bert Schmidt
South Bend
Indiana
Noth
Er of Commerce
Cam
Learning to Love at Capitol theatre a Constance Talmadge comedy
The review contrasts flapper youth with mature love as Constance Talmadge stars in Learning to Love at the Capitol theatre. The piece notes young women claim knowlege of love while suitors yield, but maturity shifts love to a deeper meaning, framing the film’s thematic arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilke
Constance Talmadge
Capitol Theatre
Statesman cooperated on Tribune edition
The Boise Statesman publisher Calvin Cobb provided free access to his newspaper’s photo archive and facilities, aiding the Tribune’s today edition. His generous contribution enhanced the overall quality of the edition.
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Statesman
Tribune
Calvin Cobb
Boise Statesman
West
Cobb
The
Efficient Post Office Network Delivers 120 Edition Fast
Edgley and the Mails division coordinated a Sunday operation to sort zone weigh and dispatch thousands of copies of the 120 Reclamation edition to nearly every U S point in under five hours. The Tribune credits the smooth system and post office staff led by Postmaster Ben Bean for rapid nationwide distribution.
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Total Post Offices
Edgley
United States
Tribune
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Ben Bean
Ofce
Pocatello Bank Clearings Reported for Saturday
Bank clearings in Pocatello Saturday totaled $250 360.05. A party of twenty five from the Birmingham Southern College Glee Club passed through the city at midnight en route to Yellowstone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Birmingham
Alabama
Southern College Glee Club
Yellowstone National Park
Judge Cherry Visits LA for Daughter and Reports Building Boom
Judge M. B. Cherry formerly of Montpelier now living in Los Angeles visits his daughter Mrs. E R B Peterson at 557 West Whitman. He notes strong activity in the Los Angeles building trade. A colored quartet featuring Mona Jennings Galdy Nave ll Robinson and Samuel Bailey will perform at the American Falls dam celebration Monday with songs including Come Where the Lilies Bloom Steal Away a Negro spiritual and Ole Black Joe Robinson sings the solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Cherry
Montpelier
Los Angels
E. R B. Peterson
West Whitman
Judge Cherry
Los Angeles
Mona Jennings
Galdy Navell Robinson
Samuel Bailey
American Falls Dam
Robinson
Caravan of thirty two cars heads to American Falls dam celebration
A caravan of thirty two motor cars passed through Pocatello early today en route to American Falls for the dam dedication event. The group will stay at the Falls for the celebration and return home likely tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
American Falls
Speeders Fair $15 Assessments in Morning Police Court
Joe Hamilton and Al Carr were each fined $15 in the morning session of police court. Glenn Crouch was granted a continuance and will appear tomorrow. J E Turner was picked up on intoxication charges but was indisposed and did not answer roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hamilton
al Carr
Jolgne Fudge
John Peter
Pai
Glenn Crouch
J. E. Turner
Thelma Peck Rush Rites Held At Local Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Thelma Peck Rush who died Wednesday after a major operation were conducted yesterday at the Methodist church. Walter Cleare delivered the sermon and burial followed in Mountainview cemetery. A large crowd attended with music by Mrs Ralph Jones and Mrs Beatrice H Steely.
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Rush
Thelma Peck Rush
Methodist Church
Walter Cleare
Mountainview Cemetery
Ralph Jones
Beatrice H. Steely
Phillips Leads Bears to 8 4 Victory Over Tigers
Ross Phillips, star pitcher for the Bears, returned from Open to beat Tremonton Utah 8 to 4 over the Ogden Tigers. He fanned seven and allowed seven safeties, with four runs in the ninth. He is slated to start next Sunday against the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Ross Phillips
Bears
Tremonton
Utah
Ogden Tigers
Tigers
Eagles
Settlement Talks After Salt Lake Bus Car Crash Injuries
Settlement talks possible over property damage and injuries from a collision between a personal car and a Royal Coach bus south of Salt Lake City on Friday night. A. W. Holder of Salt Lake suffered multiple injuries including a broken nose, rib trauma, dislocated hip and head and leg lacerations. J. Williams and his family reportedly escaped injuries. conference led by County Attorney H. J. Swanson. Holder's status pending injury outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Williams
Salt Lake
Royal Coach Transportation
A. W. Holder
H. J. Swanson
Mr. Holder
Mrs. Clara Gathe Visits Fraizers in Quinn Apartments
Mrs. Clara Gathe of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bebees Fraizer in the Quinn apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gathe
Los Angeles
Mrs. Bebees Fraizer
Quinn Apartments
Farm Conditions Show Improvement
William M Jardine secretary of agriculture told Midwest farmer officials in Chicago that agricultural conditions in the country generally show improvement. He noted farm product purchasing power rose to 91 percent of the pre war average in March, the highest since June 1920. Jardine had completed an eight week tour of agricultural sections from the Pacific coast to here and then left for Washington after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William M. Jardine
Jardine
Jardine Haa 'Ee
Here
Pacific Coast
Washington
Reclamation Edition Limited Copies Available
A note invites readers to share the Reclamation Edition with friends, stating a limited number remain and encouraging quick action to obtain a copy.
Noted Officials Attend Dinner Ahead of American Falls Dam Dedication
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and a Washington delegation plus railroad officials dined in the Owani s room of the Baldwin Hotel before the dedication ceremony for the American Falls dam. Works praised Idaho crops and prospects, while deferring comments on broader state development to his dam address. Attendees included Congressman Addison T. Smith Governor Charles C Moore and U S Reclamation Commissioner Elwood Mead along with several rail executives.
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Hubert Work
Washington
Owanis
Bambdék
E. Brady
New American Falls
Work
Idaho
Fort Hall
Boise-Payette
American Falls
Addison T. Smith
Elwood Mead
United States
Ebb Calvin
Visa
Union Pheific System
H. V. Platt
Guerst
Oregon
William Donner
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Official Names and Roles
Incomplete text lists several officials and roles inclosing superintendent and agent positions with scattered names and affiliations. The legible fragments reference individuals such as Joel L. Rig and groups tied to a locality, but details and context are unclear.
Extra copies of the Rec lamation Edition at The Tribune
A note explains there are extra copies of the Rec lamation Edition kept at The Tribune office for readers or staff. The item notes limited availability and a request to collect or distribute the editions.
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Dean Iddings
Utah Agriculture School
Jim Jones
A. J. Johnson
Gooding
Bannock
E. Peterson
Rexbury
Banock
L. Johnston
Burley
Mr. Johnston
St. Marie
J. G. Schmidt
Soda Springs Stockman
Mr. Schmidt
Crow
J. W. Barton
Yelowstone
W. L. Walker
Jerome
Yellowstone
J. B. Scott
W. G. Harding
Boise
C. Blackburn
Soda Springs
G. T. Marshall
E. P. Manson
J. H. Ebert
Ashton
J. W. Hart
Rigby
E. Potter
Twin Falls
W. C. Faulk
F. 8. Adams
St. Anthony
F. J. Thorn
B. French
D. T. Murphy
Dubois
R. Putnam
W. Ti. Hayes
Aberdeen
F. W. Macker
C. C. Leasure
Denver
Fortland
U. P
American Legion
J, BE. Rough
Randolph Street
Lumedy
Mrs. Partridge
Guthrie McClintie
Auditorium Theatre
Blanche Bates
Mary Kennedy
Ruth Hawthorne
New York
Belmont Theatre
Mise Bates
Capitol
Telk
Hal Ontian
Teece Tates
Arade
Tesco F
Joel L. Rig Gunera
J. Baker, Jr
J. Crumley
A. E. Volkmeyer
Troy Laundry
Lincoln Sanitary Bottling
Pocatello, Idauo
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