Pocatello Industrial Labor Picture Shows Mixed Demand
An industrial employment survey for Pocatello reports growing activity in agriculture building and highway work plus municipal projects. Resident labor remains steady with a temporary surplus of migratory workers heading to midwest wheat harvests. Railway shops stay low while dam project housing expands.
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Pacific Coast
Kansas
Midwest
Agriculure
Kapsag
Wheat Bet
Ateady
American Falls
New Rail Schedule Effective June 18 1925
Trains depart and arrive from Portland Chicago Salt Lake and Butte routes with several services listed. Pacific lines include No 2 Portland to Chicago and No 46 Yellowstone Express. West and North connections feature Victor Salt Lake and Ashton segments with morning and afternoon times.
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Bud No. Beatae
Portland
Chicago
Green River
Nampa
Butte Express
Salt Lake
Victor
Ashton Odes Eevee Aee
Yellowstone
Funeral for David Beckman at New Sweden Cemetery
One of the area’s largest funerals held Friday afternoon for David Beckman. Services were at the Swedish Church of New Sweden led by Rev. B Peterson and Rev. Arvid Johnson of Idaho Falls. Floral tributes showed the high regard for the deceased who died from complications after an appendectomy. Beckman, son of Oscar Beckman, Pioneer of New Sweden, was born nearby twenty four years ago and lived his life on the Beckman homestead west of Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
David Beckman
New Sweden
B. Peterson
Arvid Johnson
Oscar Beckman
Idaho Falls Delegates Attend Western Regional Advisory Board Meeting
Idaho Falls representatives Thomas H. Farmer local agent for the Oregon Short Line and potato growers Charles Carlson and J. C. Jacobsen returned from Boise where they attended as Idaho Falls delegates to the Western Regional Advisory Board of the American Railway Association. The annual session met in the state capitol July 16 presided by H. G. Taylor Nebraska State Railway Association chairman and drew about 76 railway officials plus a large grouping of shippers and growers.
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Idaho Falls
Thomas H. Farmer
Oregon Short Line
Charles Carlson
J. C. Jacobsen
Boise
Western Regional Advisory Board
American Railway Association
Capitol City
H. G. Taylor
Nebraska State Railway Association
West
Middle West
Reclamation Edition Extra Copies Offer
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Dietrich to Hear Delinquent Water Cases Tomorrow
Boise July 20 Judge F S Dietrich is set to hear in federal court Tuesday the governments motion to dissolve the state court temporary restraining order allowing delinquent settlers to obtain water. The motion was filed Thursday by the district attorney. Dietrich will also hear Wednesday the motion to dismiss the complaint against J B Bond Boise project manager in the injunction case.
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Boise
F. S. Dietrich
Department of the Interior
District Attorney's Office
Dietrich
J. B. Bond
Claire Mower
William Tuller
Bond
Canyon County District Court
Nampa
Oil Prospects in Star Valley Area
A. E. Sloan reports rising oil activity in Star Valley and Elk Mountain Idaho Falls details substantial drilling to 1600 feet with indications of commercial production. Leases surge and railroad interest grows. Geological surveys cite silica sand deposits and high quality phosphate, signaling a promising season for Star Valley resources.
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Idaho Falls
A. E. Sloan
Star Valley
Sloan
Elk
U.S
United States
Elk Mountain
Idaho Falls News Briefs: Obituaries and Local Notes
Six year old Jedla Lake of Lorenzo dies after brief illness. Funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Gertrude Robinson dies at home ten miles from Idaho Falls. services in Brietian church and Rose Hill cemetery. Marriage of Ethel La Rue to Talmadge Cowan performed in Boise July 10. Cowan to be stationed in Swan Valley with U S Forestry Service. Teton Camp Scouts near Rainey Creek with over fifty boys enjoying camp life. Raymond Bayer leads local officials at camp. fishing and outdoor sports prominent as youth gain activity.
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Gertrude Robinson
Idaho Falls
Rose Hill
Robinson
Albert Robinson
Ethel la Rue
Talmadge Cowan
Boise
Cowan
Swan Valley
U. & Forestry Service
Teton Camp
Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
Rainey Creek
Amoun
Raymond Bayer
Idahope
Bonneville County
First Ward Wins in Pennant Series Throwback Game
The Tribune notes First Ward defeated Second Ward 6 to 2 in a junior eee ball pennant game. Whittle starred with a running one hand stop and two runs. A rematch Monday will decide the half title and tie games are set for Wednesday evening.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Elis
Birth of a nine-pound girl reported in Ballguter
BonN Tate Fayio rattling he S aylor announce the birth of a nine pound girl. All are doing well.
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Ballguter
Bonn
Tate
Fayio
Saylor
Optometrists Open Summer Classes At Boise Today
Boise notes the start of a post graduate optometry class with ten southern Idaho and eastern Oregon towns represented. Dr. William Ketchum of Los Angeles opens the program this morning at the administration building on Teath Street, as president of the Los Angeles School of Optometry.
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Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Teath Street
Doctor Ketchume
Los Angeles School of Optometry
William M. Ketchum
Berryman Funeral Held in Blackfoot Sunday
A funeral service for the late W. Berryman was conducted Sunday afternoon at the family home on South Shilling Avenue with Rev. J. J. Fleming of the Methodist church officiating. Interment followed at Grove City Cemetery. Bearers included Net F. Boyle Oscar Newman T. J. Johnson Herman Stufflebeam L. C. Cellins D. A. Biethan H. L. Kennedy and M. N. Austin.
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Blackfoot
Wneral Servic
W. Berryman
South Shilling Avenue
J. J. Fleming
Methodist Church
Interme Il
Grove City
Oscar Newman
T. J. Johnson
Herman Stufflebeam
L. C. Cellins
D. A. Biethan
H. L. Kennedy
M. N. Austin
Kiwanis Club Luncheon in Idaho Falls Reveals Travel Tales
Kiwanis members shared informal travel stories at Idaho Falls luncheon. Kenneth Rose described a three week trip to Yellowstone Glacier National Park and Banff with Mrs Rose. William Simpson recounted a coast trip. Clifford Read, soon moving to California, offered farewell remarks as past president. Glenn Crabtree spoke as American Legion commander. Ross Rutherford led meeting in Sibbert Rudman’s absence.
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Idaho Falls
Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Rose
Clifford Read
California
Mr. Read
Glenn Crabtree
Tifmcent
American Lerion
Idaho
Omaha
Ross Rutherford
Sibbert Rudman
Frontier Days Opens and Global Observances
The Frontier Days carnival opens in Cheyenne while Akron Ohio marks its centennial with a historical parade. Theosophists worldwide observe Kite Lotus Day for Madame Blavatsky. A solar eclipse is planned for today visible in New Zealand and the South Pacific. Delegates meet in Helsingfora Finland for a nurses council convention. The Harding memorial design is chosen at a New York awards meeting. Congress begins hearings on postal rates from Washington. Duluth hosts the Expo sition of Progress and Iron Age Jubilee. Colonial Dames celebrate Sulgrave Manor endowment campaign near Washington. The American Institute of Cooperation opens in Philadelphia with international speakers. An international relations institute meets on Christian viewpoints.
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Cheyenne
Akron
Ohio
Madame Blavatsky
New Zealand
South Pacific Ocean
Helsingfora
Finland
International Council of Nurses
Harding
Marion
New York
Washington
Duluth
Minnesota
Sulgrave Manor
England
National Society of Colonial Dames
Sulgrave Manor Endowment Fund
States
Canada
Ireland
Denmark
American Institute of Cooperation
University of Pennsylvania
World Federation conventions opens in Edinburgh
The World Federation of Ucation associations, formed in California two years ago, holds its first biennial convention in Edinburgh today with more than a thousand delegates from various countries expected. Other notices reference the Supreme Tent Knights of the Maccabees in Washington DC and unions in Seattle Tuscaloosa Cedar Point and Ohio.
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Moet
Chautauqua
New York
World Federation of Ucation Associations
California
Edinburgh
American Dr A C Thomas to preside at World Federation meet
Dr A C Thomas Maine state superintendent of public instruction will preside at the biennial conference of the World Federation of Education Associations opening today in Fidin burgh. Born in 1864 on an Illinois farm he began teaching in Nebraska and rose to head the Kearney normal school before becoming Nebraska state superintendent. He later moved to Maine in 1917 and became a chief promoter of the federation, which aims to promote international goodwill through schools.
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World Federation of Education Associations
Fidinburgh
A. C. Thomas
Maine
Ilinois
Thomas
Nebraska
Nebraska State Board of Normal Schools
Kearney
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Airlex Tube offers puncture proof inner tube
Chicago advertises a new puncture proof inner tube that with 600 punctures remains air filled and promises 12 090 miles extra mileage. It costs no more than a standard tube and is sold by Airlex Tube Co Dept 4610 K Sioux Falls South Dakota. Agents sought to promote nationwide sales.
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Chicago
Airlex Tube Co
Sioux Jalls
South Dakota
Maybe Perhaps Pawn Loans Offer Fast Confidential Cash
The piece compares pawn shops to banks offering one to six month loans on personal belongings with confidential terms and easy redemption. It mocks banks for intrusive questions and praises quick, unrestricted pawn loans for fast cash.
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