Tuberculosis Preventable and Curable Through Regulated Living
Dr. Allen K. Krause of Baltimore told Idaho Tech Institute and Ban nock county medical society that tuberculosis is preventable and curable with proper living regulation. He cited progress against typhoid and malaria, urged early diagnosis, sanatorium care, and state aid for patients, noting pasteurization and public health gains in New York City and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen K. Krause
Baltimore
Idaho Technical Institute
Bannock County Medical Society
Idaho State Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Krause
United States
New York City
New York State
Song
Masons Meet for Funeral of Brother Alexander Kittle
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F A M members and visiting Masons are called to the Masonic Temple on Saturday August 1 at 1 00 PM to attend the funeral services for Brother Alexander Kittle. L M Rusk W M Attest A Amundsen Sec 131
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Portneuf
West Coast Lumbermen meet in Portland today
Portland hosts the annual Session of the West Coast Lumbermen's association as delegates gather from many countries. In Geneva, Switzerland a Universal Esperanto congress opens with attendees from around the world. A half million dollar parade in Los Angeles marks the motion picture season start, while Kentucky Democrats face primaries tomorrow for autumn votes. Tampico is noted as Mexico's largest seaport and chief industrial city.
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Portland
Ore
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Geneva
Switzerland
Los Angeles
Kentuck
For Sale Multiple City Homes On South Ninth, South Eighth, Arthur
Three to seven room dwellings offered at very low prices with furnace baths basements and porches. No. 712 South Ninth Ave features seven rooms and 400 by 140 foot lot. Corner lot on South Eighth Ave between Tech and Center Street with four rooms. North Arthur Close in offers seven room brick dwelling on two full lots 60 by 140 in very good condition.
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South
Ninth Ave
Furnage
Bath
South Eighth Avenue
Tech
Center Street
North Arthur
Owith
Allsop Funeral Planned for Sunday at Elks Temple
The funeral for Percy V. Allsop, who died by his own hand Wednesday at Micropolitan Life Insurance offices, will be Sunday at 3 from the Elks temple. Pocatello lodge No. 674 will conduct the service, with burial in Mountain View cemetery. The body lies in state at McHan Undertaking chapel for viewing.
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Percy V. Allsop
Micropolitan Life Insurance Company
First National Bank
Elks’ Temple
Allsop
Pocatello Lodge No. 674
Elks
Montainview
McHan Undertaking Company
the Tribune
J. A. Youngren
Special trains visit town as clergy and knights pass through
A Railway Mail Clerks train with about 75 clerks travels east through Pocatello August 25 after touring Yellowstone. The Toledo Knights Templar, about 120 members, arrive July 31 from Seattle en route to Yellowstone and pass again August 3 for home. A two-vehicle collision, involving an Illinois-licensed truck and coupe, occurred at Arthur and Whitman streets with no injuries.
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Railway Mail Clerks Association
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Park
Chicago
Omaha
Detroit
Toledo Commandery
Knights Templar
Seattle
Grand Commandery
Yelowstone Park
Illinois
Arthur
Whitman Streets
Whitman
County assessor cites Jeter on auto license refunds
Bannock county assessor Charles A. Brown received a letter from state Commissioner of Law Enforcement F A Jeter stating the refund decision hinges on whether counties turned over 75 percent of pre March payments to the state. Jeter notes highway department approval of all claims within a day of receipt.
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Charles A. Brown
Bannock County
F. A. Jeter
Mr. Jeter
State Highway Department
Men Begin Salmon River Raft Trip From Salmon City
A. C. Hinckley superintendent of motive power W J Ingling master mechanic J Will Collins and Jerry Griffin both of Chicago left last night for Salmon City They will raft the Salmon river to Lewiston in a fully equipped raft and expect to be gone about ten days They will travel by motor car from Lima Mont to Salmon City fishing will be the main recreation along with river scenery observations
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A. C. Hinckley
W. J. Ingling
Short Line
J. Will Collins
Jerry Griffin
Chicago
Salmon City
Salmon
Lewiston
Lima
Mont
Salmon Ciy
American Falls Dam dedication marks milestone in Idaho
In the July Electrikat published by Idaho Power, the dedication of the American Falls reservoir dam is described as a major milestone. The cornerstone laying ceremony on Monday July 13 1925 drew large crowds from Idaho and neighboring states with U S representatives in attendance.
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Electrikat
Idaho Power Company
Pocatello
American Falls
Idaho
United States
Commemoration of La Fayette Landing at Pocatello YMCA
The Y M C A naturalization class under EB McDougall will host a La Fayette commemoration this evening at the YMCA. Attorney George D. McClintock will speak for the Pocatello American Legion post about La Fayette’s contribution to America. The civic school invites all foreign born residents of Pocatello to attend and hear McClintock as part of a series by the American Legion aiding the civic school program.
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General la Fayette
France
Eb, McDougall
Y. M
George D. McClintock
Pocatello Post
Lanette
America
Pocatello
McClintock
American Legion
Civic School of the
Knights Templar Triennial Parade Impresses Seattle
Victor Vieria of the Pocatello minuteman reports glowing coverage of the Knights Templar triennial held in Seattle. He notes the parade and event drew strong attendance and favorable remarks from attendees.
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Knights Templar
Seattle
Victor Vieria
Pocatello Monineer
Vieria
New Fort Hall Indian Agency Chief Ziebach Arrives
Charles F. Ziebach, newly named superintendent of the Fort Hall Indian agency, arrives from Crow Creek to assume duties immediately. He succeeds William Donner and brings wife, four daughters Ethel May Dorothy Gladys Delores and two sons Miles and Charles F. Ziebach Jr. His family plans include Miles entering Idaho Technical Institute and sending two daughters to school. Dorothy is a Northampton Mass graduate. He has 32 years in Indian service mostly as a field clerk and vows to improve Fort Hall as one of the finest reservations in the country.
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Charles F. Ziebach
Fort Hall Indian Agency
William Donner
Menominee
Tribune
Knights Templar parade and club meeting announcements
Local notices report a Methodist church club meeting at 2 30 PM Saturday at Mrs. W H Ewing 655 North Hayes. A public dance with the McIllveen brothers orchestra is set for tomorrow night at Commercial hall. Knight Templar participation is tallied with several thousand in estimates and mentions Mr. Vieira and William Wallin for notable involvement.
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Kinga Heralds Club
Methodist Church
W H. Ewing
North Hayes Street
Commercial Hall
McIllveen Brothers Orchestra
Knights Templar
Postal Regulation Adds Return Postage Pledges
New amendment effective August 1 1925 requires all domestic insured and cash on delivery parcels to bear guarantees for return or forwarding postage. Senders must pledge return postage with the return card, and parcels are treated as having such pledges even if not shown.
Local lawyer Finis Bentley reports strong Iowa crops
Finis Bentley and his wife with two sons were driving toward East Orange to visit Mrs. Bentley’s parents when they wrote the Tribune. He said Iowa corn this year would likely be the best yield ever and oats barley and wheat would surpass farmer expectations. He plans to attend the Knights of Khorassan imperial council meeting in Providence while east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Bentley
East Orange
New Jersey
Local Personal Notices Share Travel and Visits Across States
Mrs R Holmes and companions plan Yellowstone Park trip after joining A Anthens in Rigby for a motor tour return home next week. Mrs Jde Mankin heads to North Powder Oregon to join husband returning home next week. Mr and Mrs Strausbaugh return from New York honeymoon by car. Others travel to Chicago Riverside and Oakland, while Roy Shepherd travels from Twin Falls to Pocatello and D J Goodfellow returns from Salt Lake City.
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R. Holmes
the Tribune
Nelle Chestnut
Anna Smith
Rigby
A. Anthens
Yellowstone Park
Jde Mankin
Pocatello
North Powder
Oregon
Jack Kelker
Sin
Chicago
Bishusbaugh
Oregon Short Line System
Efe. Hibbert
Glenus Ferry
Thomas Kitchen
St. Louis
Roy Shepherd
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
D. J. Goodfellow
The
Elks Club
Salt Lake City
Benefit Fund Faces Shortage in Western Union Society
Auditors begin examining the books of the Western Union association employees after reports of irregularities. Officials acknowledge a treasury shortage of about 20000 dollars but refuse further comment pending the audit.
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Chicago
Western Union Association
Western Union Telegraph Company
Benefit Society
Curb Oils and British Unemployment Report
Curb oils close at 2 16 p m with several grades listed. A ministry of labor note shows July 1 unemployment in Great Britain at 1 304 300, up about 300 000 from the previous year.
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Curb Oil
New York
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Ministry of Labor
Great Britain
Treaty Signed Sparks Anglo Japanese Trade Pact
A new Anglo Japanese treaty on trade was signed on July 31 by Foreign Secretary Chanbertete and Okn ayashi. The agreement aims to ease commerce between the two nations and outlines reduced tariffs and mutual economic cooperation.
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Sonnet
Oknayashi
Amd
Chanbertete
Day
Dawes to Speak at Lincoln on Senate Rules Revision
Vice President Charles G. Dawes will speak in Lincoln Nebraska on August 11 about revision of the Senate Rules. A telegram received today said he is touring from his vein in Colorado and will address the topic after a stop in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Charles G. Dawes
Colorado
Senate
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Dr. Krause
Bannock Medical Society
Studebaker
Bannock
N. Arthur
Tampico
Mexico
Fletcher R. Burrus
Knights Templars
Fort Hall
Vierra
Johnny Weismuller
REX Grocery
N. Main St
J. L. Frost
Penguin
Aes
Lander Street
Zephyr Gingham
Dimity
Percale
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