Wisconsin Professor Studies Bannock County Election Registration
Joseph P. Harris of the University of Wisconsin Madison arrives in Pocatello to study Bannock County election registration systems. He tours the nation for the Social Science Research Council and will report to election authorities after completing interviews with officials and writing across several states. Harris is a former air service pilot with a war background and recently published a doctoral dissertation on registration. He plans to visit Portland Seattle San Francisco and other coast cities with no set return to Chicago before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Harris
Department of Political Science
University of Wisconsin
Harris
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
University of Chicago
Air Service
Chicago
Cleveland
Martin
The
Universsity of Chicago
University At
Madison
Union
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Health Ad
A vintage ad promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver, stomach, and bowel issues. It claims to cleanse the bowels, improve digestion, and restore energy, priced at 60 cents and sold by Watson Drug Co.
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Watson Drug Co
Idaho Legion to Give Away Ten Carloads of Spuds
The Idaho American Legion plans to distribute about ten carloads of Idaho potatoes during the national convention in Omaha next October. National Adjutant Russell G. Creviston said up to 150000 may attend and praised advance convention plans. The scheme aims to drum up state advertising and Omaha papers note the Blackfoot band may appear in the parade.
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Idaho Legion
Oniuiry
Neb
Idaho
American Legion
Omaha
Legion
Blackfoot
Russell G. Creviston
Indianapolis
Creviston
Hospital Notes Update From Local Patients
Small 224 Connor street patient with severe left wrist injury is recovering and may leave soon. Mrs. W. J. O Neill of Denver had a minor operation. Mrs. G. W. Geese's son in American Falls had a minor operation. H. Rich of Camas Idaho seeks treatment for an injury. Miss Opal Bennett ill with appendicitis at home. Alfred Reyes had a major operation and rests easily. Mrs. Claude Hansen injured hand by needle. Mrs. George Murphy of Montpelier in city to be with daughter Jennie after serious operation.
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Small
Connor Street
W. J. O'Neill
Denver
G. W. Geese
American Falls
H. Rich
Camas
Idaho
Opal Bennett
J. A. Foster
South Twelfth
Alfred Reyes
South Grant
Claude Hansen
South Fourth
George Murphy
Montpelier
Jennie
Cleaves Pastor Move Signals Growth At Mills College Oakland
Reverend C H Cleaves former pastor of First Congregational church and prior Federated church Reno has been called to a Congregational church in the Mills college district Oakland California. He began his new work on the nineteenth and will relocate his family later this month. A $100 000 church and parsonage building program is planned with work starting immediately. Cleaves served as Kiwanis president and chamber of commerce treasurer in this city and helped drive local development.
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C. H. Cleaves
First Congregational Church
Federated Church
Reno
Nevada
Mills College
Oakland
California
Verend Cleaves
Charlie
Cleaves
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Local Personalities Plan Weekend Travels
R. L. Stevenson a store order clerk and Mrs. Stevenson will travel to Lima Montana on Sunday as Mr. Stevenson is to play ball. Ray Hudson a machinist apprentice leaves Saturday night for Glenns Ferry for a few days with friends and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Flynn of Salt Lake, with Mrs. Robert Earley, county clerk's wife, returned from Yellowstone and will drive to Bear Lake and Salt Lake City.
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R. L. Stevenson
The Clean Heart at Capitol Theatre Tonight
An adaptation of A. M. Hutchinson's novel screens tonight at Capitol Theatre. Percy Marmont stars as Winford the overworked editor, Otis Harlan as Puddlebox a roguish guide, and Marguerite de la Motte as Essie. Gibson Girls bathing orchestra remains for Saturday with a fresh weekly program.
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Capitol Theatre
Winford
Otis Harlan
Puddlebox
Marguerite de la Motte
Essie
Gibson Girls
Y M C A Staff Gift Shows Deep Gratitude to Dr John Mott
Dr John Mott, executive secretary of the Y M C A national council, receives a new automobile on his sixtieth birthday after a Europe trip. The gift, from North American secretaries, follows a letter of thanks to local executive Ralph Wolf and mentions Victor Vieira James Collins L E B Goodwin and Wolf for coordinating the gesture.
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John Mott
Y. M. C. A. National Council
Europe
North America
Mott
Ralph RB. Wolf
Victor E. Vieira
James T. Collins
Goodwin
Wolf
Cunard
Diack
Brotherhood
Canada
Montana
Town Talk Roundup and Local Returns Reported
Town residents George Tubbs and wife returned from Cheyenne after attending the Frontier Roundup with a cheerful report Doctor I W and Mrs Lynn came back from a multi city east trip with Mrs Lynn improving in health Marciano Montes was released from county jail after a raid on a pool hall due to lack of evidence The Gibson girls will headline a Dance Palace performance tonight with the regular orchestra 7 p m to 10 and then dance music from 10 to 1 a m
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George Tubbs
North
Harrison Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyoming
I. W
Marciano Montes
North First Avenue
Gibson Girls
Back shop team faces Alameda aggregation at Overland Park
The two teams clash in a regularly scheduled game at Overland Park tonight. Alameda has yet to win this season and aims to secure a victory to keep hopes alive.
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Alameda Aggregation
Overland Park
Pluvius
Alameda Nine
Suit for Foreclosure and Note Collection
Mrs. Fannie A. Nixon sues Agnes J. Beckstead in district court to recover 1124.87 on a November 1 1922 promissory note secured by a Bannock county mortgage. Nixon seeks foreclosure to satisfy the loan. Also notes a Fresno California update on Mrs. Kennett and a separate suit by National Bank of Idaho for 5400 on a June 24 1920 note. Insurance hearings in American Falls involve Joel L. Brown and W S Parkhurst on firms lacking employee coverage.
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Fannie A. Nixon
Agnes J. Beckstead
Nixon
Beckstead
Bannock County
National Bank of Idaho
W. Winschell
Joel L. Brown
State Industrial Accident Board
Boise
American Falls
Brown
W. 8. Parkhurst
State Industrial Insurance Department
Parkhurst
The
Falls
Fragmentary Reflections on Action and Revenge
A disjointed meditation contrasts doing things better or worse and notes revenge as bittersweet. The fragment hints that curiosity powers energy and that future suffering may follow moral choices.
Y M C A Roosters Hold Regular Meeting in Feathered Hats
The Y M C A Roosters held a regular luncheon in the Y Grill annex. Members wore colored chicken feather headdresses and gave crowing introductions. Ralph R. Wolf spoke on the Panama Canal using stereopticon slides and showed historical images from Spanish and French periods.
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Y. M. C. A. Roosters Club
Y’ Grill
W. L. Peterson
Ralph R. Wolf
Panama Canal
Mr. Wolf
de Lessepps
The Key to Success Health Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claims to cure stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation. Promotes use for bloating and related issues with a list of common conditions including appendicitis. Available at Cook's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Mayr
Earl Sande Fired by Merchant at American Falls
In American Falls a merchant fired Earl Sande after a dispute over a half day off for the Power County fair. Sande, son of a neighbor, rode and won at several fairs and state events before being dismissed from the job while pursuing riding victories. He later rose to prominence as a top jockey.
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Moore
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Durkee
Earl Sande
Youn Sande
Young Sande
Boise
Areaee
Idaho youths rise to top among jockeys at fairs
The young man toiled from local Idaho fairs to earn the description without an equal as a crack jockey. Alongside the Parke boy and the Fator brothers from Idaho, they are said to stand out in their chosen field and reach global recognition from humble beginnings.
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Parke Boy
Fator Brothers
Idaho
Back Pain Relief Ad Promises Kidney Benefit
A Dean's Pills advertisement targets readers with backache and kidney pain. It features a testimonial from B. L. Gillett of Pocatello claiming relief after three boxes, noting reduced symptoms and improved work ability. The ad lists price 60 cents and directs readers to dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures.
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Dean
Pocatello
B. L. Gillett
Grant St
Gillett
Foster Milburn
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