Stockmen Meet in South Part for Grazing Inquiry
Idaho officials including Secretary L E Dillingham visit Malad to discuss grazing conditions with Bannock Bear Lake Franklin and Oneida counties. Washington AP notes a Senate public lands hearing beginning next month on management of 345 million acres of western lands and grazing facilities for 185 million unreserved acres.
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L. E. Dillingham
Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Bannock
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Dillingham
Washington
Associated Press
America
Senate Public Lands Committee
Arizona
Oregon
California
Montana
Idaha
Yoming
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Cameron
Rep
Douglas
Tucson
Globe
Phoenix
Prescott
Magstaff
Stanfield
Yale
Vermont
Oddie
Jones
Dill
Ashurst
Congress
Railroad back shop to hire 95 more workers
The back shop is authorized to employ 95 additional men to handle rising business and expects full operation by month’s start. Margery OBrien timekeeper will return from vacation in Portland. The backshop ball team travels to Lima to face Lima 8 B A with 15 players and several accompanying couples.
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Margery O'Brien
Portland
Ore
Lima
Dunn
Utah Weather Update Sees Fair Skies Ahead
Generally fair conditions persist with a cooler night, especially in the northwest portion, and continue into Sunday.
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Utah
Northwest
50c Special at the Dance Palace Tonight
A 50 cent special headline invites patrons to attend the Dance Palace this evening for a low price night. Local venue promotes a simple event with no further details provided.
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Dance Palace
New Gusher in Wyoming Field Promises Higher Yields
A Rage Wyotah Oil company gusher in the Barge oil fields near Semmerer Wyoming spouted thirty feet high with an estimated output of 500 to 1000 barrels. The second well hit at 490 feet shows high gravity oil with initial boiling point around 162 F pleasing local investors including Lyman Fargo of the Fargo Wilson Wells outfit. The Wrotah company expands development as deeper wells are sought and Wyoming observers, including Pocatello investors, await greater production.
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Wyotah Oil Company
Semmerer
Wyo
Lyman Fargo
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Poratelo
Wrotah Company
Wyoming
Pocatello
Marriage License Granted in Lava Hot Springs
Town Talk notes Robert Tillotson and Delsa Vernetta Rowsell, both of Lava Hot Springs, obtained a marriage license. Also mentions Sunday shoots by the Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club and the Pocatello Trap Club, John Wabian fined for intoxication, George James hearing postponed, and a prisoner paroled near Bentley.
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Robert Tillotson
Lava Hot Springs
Delsa Vernetta Rowsell
John Wabian
Fort Hall
George James
Baxter sues Centrifugal Concentrator for wages and expenses
RE C Baxter files in district court a suit against Centrifugal Concentrator Co Idaho for 1346.20 in wages 150.20 car expenses and attorney fees. Baxter alleges contract in September 1924 set pay at five dollars daily plus expense money and that he began work May 11 1925 but was paid only partial amounts.
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RE. C. Baxter
Centrifugal Concentrator Company
Idaho
Sargent Paintings Bring High Prices
London July 24 AP auction opens for 240 John Singer Sargent works. Bidding surged with strong activity from speculators and collectors. Early sales included a Carrera scene for 1000 guineas about 5000 dollars and a Venetian work for double that. A canal study in Venice sold for 4500 guineas about 23000 dollars.
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London
John Singer Sargent
Carrera
Italy
Venice
Anthracite Miners Pledge Support in Scale Talks
Atlantic City July 24 James H Maurer president of the Pennsylvania Federation pledges the 600000 members to support the anthracite miners in negotiations with mine owners. He formally extended cooperation at a morning conference with the miners sub committee before the joint scale discussion.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James H. Haurer
Ohso
Maurer
Religious Services and Meetings Across Alameda Area
The Sunday schedule lists morning Sunday schools at Alameda Community Chapel and other churches, with sermons on Religious Training and the Stars. Evening union services at Presbyterian and related speakers include Dr. W. M. Ewing and Rev. Nash, plus Christian Endeavor meetings and midweek activities at multiple churches.
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Ee Church
Scheol
Wood River Institute
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Allen Chapel
A. M. BE
North Third Avenue
T. A. Patterson
Mona Jennings
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Mack Johnson
Dr. Ewing
Christian Church
P. R. Simpson
Church Orchestra
Christian Endeavor
Presbytterian Church
Ewing
Movement on Foot for Six OClock Closing Saturdays
A Friday meeting of Pocatello's chamber of commerce retail bureau approved a resolution supporting six o'clock Saturday closing. The majority backed earlier hours after canvassing merchants. Panel action will occur Wednesday. executive committee members were announced.
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Retail Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
Retail Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Bureau
Outlaw Names Given Bears Named After Bandit at Yellowstone
In Yellowstone Park a famous bear known as Jesse James has imitators among the bears this year. Tourists feed the bears chocolate and candy as the animals repeatedly stop cars to search for sweets. A new porter recounts his scare after a bear search left him eager to leave the park.
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Yellowstone
Mont
Jesse James
Yellowstone National Park
James
Outlawa
Yellowstone Park
Jesse
Hospital Notes and Local Illnesses Reported
Hospital notes list Tom Peccora with a broken arm after noon yesterday and treated locally. Guy Pisa is reputed sick at his home on Randolph street. A Las Vegas resident’s daughter underwent a minor operation this morning. G G Ellis of Moore Idaho seeks medical treatment in the city. W Tilson is ill at home. Charles Cook of Skaggs Stores suffered a severe back strain and will rest for several days. Frank Ball and Mrs Lee Powell are confined to home.
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Tom Peccora
North Fifth
Guy Pisa
Randolph Street
Tanney
Las Vegas
Nevada
G. G. Ellis
Moore
Idaho
W. Tilson
North Arthur Avenue
Charles Cook
Skaggs Stores
Frank Ball
North Main
Lee Powell
South Main Street
Ae Leguat
Piekaras
Extra copies of the Rec lamation Edition at Tribune office
Readable copies of the Rec lamation Edition are available at The Tribune office for readers seeking additional copies or補補 copies of the edition.
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Tribune
Drilling Operations Begin in Arbon Valley
In Arbon Valley 1927 feet of 14 inch casing and heavy 9B pound casing air are ready to run tomorrow under H. H. High as driller in charge. A Baker Sure Shot cement tool is used to place cement and cement outside the casing before the plug is drilled out with heavy steel tools. Several automobile parties will travel to the well tomorrow.
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Arbon
H. H. High
Pioneer Nav celebration draws up to 12 thousand in Twin Falls
Twin Falls held its first Pioneer Nav celebration with an estimated 8 000 to 12 000 attendees from southern Idaho. Speakers included twelve apostles from Utah who paid glowing tributes as crowds enjoyed warm sunshine and community tributes.
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Twin Falls
In Falls
Idaho
Iresaman
Melvite
Balt
Ehutah
Rex Theatre Opens With Singing and Comedy Tonight
A lively show at the Rex Theatre features Scotty Welsh and Madison Sisters in a satire filled melodious review with elaborate staging. Capitol Theatre hosts Drifting tomorrow a dramatic film star Pricilla Dean leads the cast and portrays Cassie Cook in a tale of corruption and redemption in China.
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Rex Theatre
Scotty Welsh
Madison Sisters
Iia
Banis
Capitol Theatre
Pricislla
Dean
Emotionaten
Inu
Ap Gubbins
Miss Dean
Cassie Cook
China
Pioneers Feature in Ambiguous OCR Card
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historical note about pioneers and early efforts. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to specify details or outcomes.
Notice to Contractors Idaho road and drainage projects advertised
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho Commissioner of Public Works at the District Engineer’s office in Pocatello until 2 PM on August 1 1926 for State Aid Project No 93 canal construction and for a drainage and paving upgrade along the Grace Preston Highway between Grace and Alexander. Plans and details are at J W Gregory Idaho highways Boise and Wilson District Engineer Pocatello. A $10 deposit is required for each plan set, refundable if returned within fourteen days after bid opening. Proposals require bid guaranty 5 percent with cash, certified check or bidder’s bond. bidding closes with provisions to reject any or all proposals.
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State of Idaho
Mnenkally
Pocatello
Idaho
Grace-Preaton
Grace and
Alexander
Ae Ae
Sealieee
Det
Peters
Tna
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Pocatello Trap Club
Indian
Bentley
James Airshie
Boise
M. A. Pond
Representative Pond
Attorney I
BE. McDougal
George D. McClintock
Sargent
Alameda Community Sunday School
Alameda Community
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
W. M. Ewing
Christian Endeavor Societies
Mianse
Martha Pierce
Rexbury
Kendall Presbytery
Woman’s Missionary Society
Mary Norby
South
Eighth Avenue
Tech
Brotherhood
Hristian Science
North Main Street
Truth
Carlson
To & Co
Lena
Bem Ranne
Trinity Church
Arthur and Lander
Nash
W. H. Cleare
J. M. ‘Tiffany
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Fred Roberts
A. M. Shields
William Goldstein
Men’s Clothiers
Fred Molinelli
Ee. Cleare
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Pixley
Arbon Valley
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