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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1925

Page

2

Grimm Growers Elect Directors at Annual Meeting

The Grimm Growers association held its annual meeting in Blackfoot on July 21. H. L. Lowe and Ralph R. Davis were reelected directors, with five warehouse board seats filled including Hosea Berg, R. R. Davis, A. J. Snyder, I. N. Noyer, and William Winegar. Officers Hosea Berg and A. J. Snyder were named president and secretary respectively. The warehouse and association boards adjourned to arrange the next meeting.

Tribune Blackfoot Grimm Growers Association H. L. Lowe Ralph R. Davis Warehouse Corporation Hosea Berg R. R. Davia A. J. Snyder I. N. Noyer William Winegar Roseworth Grimm Growers’ Association Board

Western Idaho District Fair directors plan painting bids

The Western Idaho District Fair directors met at the country farm bureau office to assign painting bids to Cecil Clarke and FE J Fieldsted. Bids will be accepted until Monday with contract let soon after. The fair will include a 126 by 80 foot tent for automobile exhibits, three tents for Boys and Girls clubs, livestock housing, and automobile parking on US I right of way with premiums addressed.

Tribune Blackfoot Western Idaho District Fair Country Farm Bureau Cecil Clarke FE. J. Fieldsted Boys and

Congressmen and Senator to Address Editors Meeting

McCall July 22. One U S senator from Yaaho and one congressman will be present at the Maho State Editorial association meeting Friday and Saturday. Senator Frank Gooding and Congressman Burton L. Prench wired acceptances yesterday. Senator Borah has a prior speaking engagement in the southeast. Congressman Addison T. Smith is detained by an engagement on the 24th at Twin Falls. The convention is expected to be the largest in attendance in the association’s history. A plan is under consideration to offer free site on Payette lake for a national editors home.

Tribune McCall United States Yaaho Maho State Editorial Association Frank Gooding Burton L. Prench Borah Southeast Addison T. Smith Twin Falls Payette Lake

Seed Prospects Eastern Idaho Seed Prospects

Inspection of Grimm alfalfa fields in southern and eastern Idaho shows excellent prospects for high acreage yield with profuse bloom. A hot dry spell may reduce bloom before curl set, but irrigation can restore bloom and improve referees. Seed chaff pile is usually valuable at 50 to 60 percent of hay and makes good winter cattle feed.

C. B. Ahlson Grimm Idaho

Lightning blast near Sandpoint startles probate judge

Probate Judge J. Good on his porch when a fierce lightning flash struck the corner of the house and ran to the ground. The roof glowed briefly but did not catch fire, leaving a brimstone smell and smoky air. Neighbors heard thunder as the blast shook the area.

Tribune Blackfoot Charles Mackey Seattle Knights Templar Sandpoint Jackson Dr Jackson J. ©. Good Imense Neil F Boyle Richard Schoechbien Roy M. Butler Ralph F. Butler

Bancroft social notes and club meeting report

Mrs H M Currey and two children return from Ogden where they visited since the 4th. Mr and Mrs Delbert Rasmussen leave for Salt Lake City for a month long vacation. Alta Fisher of Oxford visits Bancroft. Henry Adamson accompanies his sister Charlotte home from a visit here. Mae Cornelison and children go to Pocatello for an indefinite visit. Ed Haskell and family visit Salt Lake City. daughter Jennie returns home after schooling there. Bancroft Girls Sewing club meets at James Wharton home with Mildred Anthos and Mrs Melpers present. refreshments served.

Tribune Speciel Bancroft H. M. Currey Ogden Franklin Charlotte Mae Cornelison Pocatello Ed Haskell Salt Lake Chey Jennie Bancroft Girls Sewing Club Tames Whart Misa Mildred Anthos Melpers

Laab Cheese Factory Opens New Blackfoot Plant

The H. F. Laahd Cheese factory at Blackfoot moves to a 40 by 40 foot building at Ash and Grant Streets with an electric pumping system, three cheese vats, a whey tank, and a basement curing room. It has a 21000 gallon milk daily capacity and aims for about a ton of cheese daily. Mrs. Joseph Thompson, the manager, forecasts rising milk supply and output.

Joseph Thompson

Wyoming Motorists Meet in Park for State Convention

Yellowstone National Park will host the first annual Wyoming Motor Club convention on August 14 and 15 alongside the Wyoming Press Association. The event aims to promote tourism and Wyoming pride with a grand motor tour from Lander to Mammoth Hot Springs and onward to Cody, inviting all Wyoming residents to join.

Yellowstone National Park Wyoming Wyoming Motor Club Wyoming Press Association Lander Mammoth Hot Bortaes Hotel Cody

Inkom Strawberry Crop Declared Among Best in Years

The county farm bureau reports this area has one of the best strawberry crops in many years. Notable local notes include visits by James Gifford and M Gifford, recovery updates for Mrs Mary Wheeler and Seth Ellin, shopping by Mrs T Sexton, and visits from Mrs Lee McCormack of Pocatello. A child snatching incident is noted in Calcutta.

Inkom County Farm Bureau James Giffor Shelley M. Gifford Utah Mary Wheeler Seth Ellin T. Sexton Pocatello Lee McCormack T. S. Richardson

Idaho Industries Association Gains Widespread Backing

Boise July 22 A Idaho Home Industries Association gains universal support says President T O Smith. He cites backing from labor capital manufacturers retailers and consumers for Idaho made goods and local employment, preserving wealth in state and boosting homes schools and civic institutions.

Tribune Boise Idaho Home Industries Association T. O. Smith Idaho Gem

Grouch Not Wanted There Is Not Any 0 Harmful to Success

Stomach liver and intestinal troubles make one enemy. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy helps overcome these and usually gives complete results. Advice to troubled people with bloating is to try this simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation. Advertisement at Cook's Drug Store and druggists everywhere.

Mayr

Delinquent Accounts Plague Boise Water Project

Boise reports 140 of 950 accounts delinquent on the water project with 31 new delinquencies since a federal inspection. About 5000 acres are affected. Water deliveries proceed to paying farmers despite ongoing federal and state court litigation.

Boise Boise Project Reclamation Trubert Work Secretary of the Interior Elwood Mead Federal Commissioner of Reclamation J. B. Bond Dani E. Brink Bond Deer Flat

Lord Apsley Visits Australia in Workingman Disguise

Lord Apsley a British MP traveled to Australia undercover as a laborer to observe working conditions firsthand and report back on the living and wage realities faced by workers.

Lord Apsley Australia

Rexburg Prepares for Pioneer Day Celebration

Rexburg on July 22 plans a July 24 pioneer event featuring a morning parade with hand carts and wagons, a gateway into the Upper Snake river valley along with floats for progress, band concerts, a patriotic meeting, ball games, races, and dancing at night.

Rexburg Snake River Valley Tabernacle

Eiffel Tower Struck Hundreds of Times Without Damage

The Eiffel Tower in Paris has been struck by lightning hundreds of times yet remains undamaged, challenging the common belief that lightning never hits the same place twice.

Eiffel Tower Paris

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