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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

5

Idaho editors pick McCall for 1925 summer meeting

The Idaho State Editorial Association held a two day midsummer convention at McCall Idaho choosing the Half Way House as the meeting site for 1925. About 50 parishers plus families totaling over 200 attended. President Frank W Brown and Vice President George N Lamphere presided. Governor Moore and state officials greeted guests. Discussions covered transportation rates and reclamation projects while social events included a McCall lake boat ride and a Friday night dance.

McCall Idaho Half Way House Idaho State Editorial Association Frank W. Brown State Journal, Pocatello George N. Lamphere Moscow Publishing Company Sumner Dee Brown Moore E. G. Gallett A. F. Parker Grangeville N. W. Truman North Idaho Chamber of Commerce North Frank R. Gooding F. F. Swan of Gooding Intermediate Rate Association Burton L. French Payette Lake Work the Reclamation, Bureau Pro Oregon Idaho Home Industries Association Western Newspaper Union Luck’s Point McQall

Railroad Rumbles In The Shops Amid Holiday Absences

Miss Margret O'Brien returns from vacation to resume timekeeping in the shops office. Rickson, material man, takes two weeks vacation as back shop and car shop crews prepare for 95 and 45 workers respectively due to rising western crop traffic. Special trains through Pocatello serve Pacific Northwest and Yellowstone Park region, with park traffic at a historic high. Storehouse readies measures to counter shop band routing at tonight’s ball game event.

Pocatello Pacific Northwest Yellowstone Park

Air Mail Official to Speak on Northwest Routes

The Chamber of Commerce plans for W E La Follette to address the group next Wednesday about proposed air mail routes in the northwest. A Salt Lake official indicated he would attend here if not required to report in Omaha. He canceled today’s talk due to an inspection trip to San Francisco.

Chamber of Commerce W. E. la Follette Air Mail Service Western Division Salt Lake Northwest Chamber la Follette San Francisco

Idaho Prosperity Theme Headline at Chamber Talk

E W Shubert of San Francisco told Pocatello chamber members that the West and Idaho show rapid progress and higher crops this year. He noted western dollars buy less in the East and urged support for national recovery. Frank Brown praised the American Falls dam and Idaho irrigation profits, while Jay Tiffany reported Chautauqua ticket progress and T P Hall joined Home Lumber as a new Tulsa visitor.

Idaho E. W. Shubert San Francisco Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Bannock Shubert New York Pennsylvania United States Frank Brown American Falls Jay Tiffany T. P. Hall Tulsa Okla Home Lumber Comany Hall

Stephenson Loses On Rehearing In Indiana Mock Trial Case

Noblesville Indiana July 28 AP A motion for rehearing of the bail application for Stephenson Klinck and Gentry was overruled by Judge Fred E Hines of the Hamilton county circuit court The trio former Indiana Ku Klux Kids leaders have been jailed since April on murder charges in the death of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis They must remain jailed unless they obtain a writ of habeas corpus from the supreme court No trial date set.

Noblesville Ind Stephenson Grand Dragons Indiana Ku Klux Kids Earl Gentry Earl Klinek Fred E. Hines Hamilton County Klinck Gentry Madge Oberholtzer Indianapolis Hines

La Follette urged for air mail route data

The chamber predicts the new air mail route will affect the region materially and believes Mr. La Follette can provide valuable data toward establishing a necessary local airport.

Tello la Follette

Appraisers Named In EF White Real Estate Case

District Judge B M Terrell appointed J M Bistline W R Ferris and Alex Mathers as appraisers of EF White Real Estate Co assets as of July 3 1935. McCabe burial news reports a mother of Mrs Geo McClintock died in Minnesota while Mrs McKibben’s wife cared for her mother in Pocatello. Park activity notes Dyke Robinson and Ben Wilmore return from a Yellowstone trip. Scout meeting planned with reports on troop progress. Eagle scouts Harold Bennett and Cecil Saunders named. two new scouts join Troop 8 John Guheen John Henry. Eastern Idaho district fair board meeting postponed to next Tuesday with fair nearing completion and many exhibits registered.

R. D. Lene White B. M. Terrell J. M. Bistline W. R. Ferris Alex Mathers Park W Eagle Scouts Camp Tenday Bury Blevens Harold Bennett Cecil Saunders John Guheen John Henry Eastern Idaho District Fair Board Blackfoot E. J. Fieldsted Fjeldsted

Army air service party drives from Honolulu to Los Angeles

Henry A. Witsch of the army air service Department of Hawaii his wife and Miss Grace Rimack arrived in Pocatello by motor car en route from Honolulu to Los Angeles. They have traveled via Glacier and Yellowstone and intend to ship their car home and return to Honolulu. Witsch said road conditions were generally good through the southwest and northwest. The party will depart today.

Honolulu Henry A. Witsch Army Air Service Department of Hawaii Grace Rimack Pocatello Los Angeles Glacier Yellowstone National Parks Witsch San Francisco

Scout Life Saving Tests At Indian Springs For Badges

Five boys from troop 1 Pocatello will undertake life saving tests at Indian Springs this evening including swimming, towing a weight ten yards and Schaefer resuscitation practice. Yesterday fifteen scouts from troops 12 and 13 underwent similar tests under A Y Batterfield.

Pocatello Indian Springs Frank Hullett Earl Corum William Stratton LeRoy Kirkham Rex Knorr Schaefer A. Y. Batterfield Boy Scouts

Hospital Notes and Local Illness Updates

The note lists several local residents with health issues. Mrs. Oswald Dinone nears recovery from surgery. Henry Johnson of Camas Idaho seeks medical advice. the Dufrene family reports illness at 406 North 6th. Mrs. W H Gens and daughter Mrs. Symes from Clayton Idaho consult doctors. Alf Reece leaves for Paris Idaho for a contract. C B Manson of Burley injures self with radiator cap and is hospitalized in fair condition. A Boyd at 151 South Grant ill at home. Mrs. L S Christensen at 836 West Whitman also ill.

Oswald Dinone Henry Johnson Camas Idaho John Dufrene A. Boyd South Grant

Public Information on Life Insurance Savings Offer

Information to the public offers free guidance to avoid lapses and to increase coverage with substantial premium savings. It claims 30 to 50 percent reduction and covers health, accident, and life policies for all sizes, with no obligation to buy. Call Insurances Councillor, Box 603 Pocatello Idaho, Telephone 1592-7.

Powesa Pocatello Ida

Oregon Short Line Delegation Attends Estes Park Rail Meet

Local Oregon Short Line representatives report a highly engaging Estes Park Colorado industry conference. Seventeen Union Pacific delegates joined sessions on cooperative management, with praise directed at the local R Y M A group and leaders such as H P Riggs E M Vickers B Waring and B E McCurdy.

Oregon Shortine Estes Park Colorado A. B. Minear Ralph R. Wolf Union Pacific Railroad Company H. P. Riggs Dispatchers E.M- Vickers B. Waring BE. H. McCurdy Blackfoot W. Thiet H. G. Sines, Jr Sines Sines Under the Subject ‘‘Cooperative Management West Rocky Mountain A. B Minear Denver

Air Service Reserve Personnel Return From Cheyenne Visit

Ralph Fry a lieutenant of the air service reserve came back from Cheyenne Wyoming where he attended a two week reserve aviators training course. Martin Hepburn of Seattle visited Salt Lake City and left for Chicago. Mr and Mrs Harry McDougall planned to return from Cheyenne after attending the same camp. Hobart H Steely returned from Salt Lake for air service business and possible promotion. He arranged with W E La Follette to speak next week before the Chamber of Commerce and renewed acquaintance with Capt Charles Nunesaer and with J T G Lanphier who led six pursuit planes from Perthday Field Michigan on a San Francisco flight.

Ralph Fry Air Service Reserve Cheyenne Wyo Martin Hepburn Seattle Chicago Harry 0. McDougall McDougall Salt Lake LaMar Nelson Hobart H. Steely East Lake Mr. Steely W. E. la Follette Air Mail Service Western Division Chamber of Commerce Charles Nunesaer Aj. T. G. Lanphier Aix Perthday Field Mich San Francisco

Notice of Sale of Water Meter Tester in Pocatello Idaho

Notice to hereby given that in obedience to said order I will on the 6th day of August 1926 at 1:30 p m at the office of the Water Superintendent on North First avenue in Pocatello Idaho offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash one Clark Water Meter Tester listed by Ortonette City Council of the City of Poca Iva 7 haliby.

North First Avenue Pocatella Idaho Clark Ortonette Poca 9 Iva Haliby

Idr Krause to Lecture on Tuberculosis at Idaho Tech

Dr Allan E B Krause associate professor of medicine and director of the Kenneth Dows Tuberculosis Research Laboratories at Johns Hopkins will lecture on tuberculosis at 5 p m in Frazier hall Idaho Tech Pocatello on Thursday under the auspices of the Pocatello Medical Society Born in Lebannon Pa in 1881 he is a Brown and Johns Hopkins graduate He has served at the Saranac laboratory and Trudeau School of Tuberculosis and is managing editor of the American Review of Tuberculosis He is a member of multiple medical associations and has written extensively on tuberculosis

Allan EB. Krause Kenneth Dows Johns Hopkins Hosital Maryland Pocatello Hursday Frazier Hall Idaho Tech Krause Wall Pocatello Medical Society Lebannon Brown University Johns Hopkins University Doctor Krause Johns Hopkins Saranac Laboratory Saranac Lake N. Y Trudeau School of Tuberculosis Arene Ey American Review of Tuberculosis Krause American Society of Clinical Investigation American Climatological and Clinical Association American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists American Elation of Anatomists American Society of Bacteriologists National Tuberculosis Association Nelson Loose

Old Timers Meeting Called For 3 P M At VY, MO A Building

The old timers are summoned to a 3 p m meeting at the VY MO A building. Members are urged to attend for important business. Attest: L D Brown, W J Harvey, Bec Pres, Jy 29.

Vy, MO. A L. D. Brown W. J. Harvey Bec. Pres Jy-29

Choir Members Ordered to Attend Practice Night

All stake choir members are requested to be present for practice tonight at 8 o clock in the First Ward D. 8 Church.

First Ward

Australian Aborigines Worship Animals in Tradition

Aboriginal Australians reverence a wide range of wildlife including animals birds and fish according to traditional beliefs across regions and cultures. Elders teach the spiritual significance of creatures in stories to guide daily life and community rituals.

Australia

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