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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
6
The Barbera Union 434 in Pocatello announces higher barber shop rates effective today. Shaves rise to 35 cents and haircuts to 75 cents from 25 and 50 cents respectively. All shops in the city are affected and union leaders say no other price changes are planned.
Harold Webster, late first violin of the Los Angeles and Portland symphonies, appointed head of the violin and string department at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. He brings extensive study in Europe and America, plus experience at Linfield College and in Portland and Los Angeles orchestras. The school promotes strong educational advantages in the Intermountain region.
In obedience to an order the City Council of Pocatello Idaho will sell to the highest bidder for cash on August 6 1925 at 1 30 pm at the Water Superintendent office North First Avenue Pocatello a Clark Water Meter Tester sold by order of City Council C M Rainey.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. pays tribute to La Verne Collier of the Miami Illustrated Daily Tab and Los Angeles Illustrated Daily News. The note lauds his courage, integrity, and newspaper leadership, praising his sharp news sense and future potential, while a reflection on his “Great Adventure” beyond.
Kootenai County treasurer H. F. Cleland must appear in district court on August 14 to show cause why a writ of mandate should not compel payment of 3472.14 to the state. The dispute hinges on retroactivity of a new vehicle license fee law. the state seeks 25 percent of receipts through March 8 while county officials argue 10 percent since January 1.
Miss Margret O'Brien timekeeper at the shops returns from vacation in Portland amid chatter about her bobbed hair. The superintendent’s office hires to reach authorized strength as the local shops aim to extend a safety run now at 131 days without a reportable injury, seeking to beat 216 days. Eustace Mullen, efficiency record serk, returned yesterday from Portland visit with his sister.
Mrs L H Menning of Noonan Idaho returned home after medical treatment. Alfred Boyd 151 South Grant recovering from back strain while handling a heavy package. Mrs John Bischoff of Pauline Idaho in town visiting can returned home. A child of Mrs A L Lashbaugh 157 North Harrison injured arm and hand in wringer rolls, hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Mike De Phillippe engine wiper at Mike Gates Coal Handling Co suffered a severe cut on right hand in local yards. Castile soup note mentions Spanish perfumed soap.
Town Talk records a Bear Lake excursion by Mr and Mrs Carl Spangberg and upcoming visits by the Mullen sisters of Chicago to Pocatello. It covers police court fines for Russell Anderson and Melvin Farnsworth, a vagrancy case dropped on condition, and Y W A secretary Susan Jackman’s报道 en route to Seattle. A reported Portneuf valley tornado on July 4 is described by several local observers with cone height and duration.
Frank E B Clark a representative of an eastern firm was arrested by Ada county authorities over unpaid hotel bills and related costs. He is held in Ada county jail in Boise and will be released upon payment of the amount due, with no local trial.
It claims worms in children cause paleness lack of interest fretfulness and runny nose. The ad urges giving White's Cream Vermifuge to drive out worms and restore health. Kite's Cream Vermifuge is advertised with fifty years of use. Price 85e. Sold by Watson Drug Co.
Norma Talmadge returns to the Capitol screen with The Only Woman reuniting her with Eugene O’Brien. The drama centers on a young woman who marries to save her father from ruin, then faces a bleak honeymoon as emotions run high and a yacht wreck climaxes the tale.
Five of the fourteen beau ties from The Dressmaker from Paris return in Grounds for Divorce at the Orpheum theater. Florence Vidor Matt Moore and Louise Fazenda headline with Harry Myra in a Broadway stage adaptation turned film about a young divorce lawyer who neglects his wife to help others obtain divorces. A 2 reel comedy and Pathe News complete the bill.
The Strand theater runs Pear bound through Saturday featuring a fight sequence described as the greatest screen battle yet. The film centers on a timid boy harassed by his bandit family while a devoted sister believes in him, aiding his confidence.
Apy person states a bill of description from former Mrs. Colla Summa will be presented by August 10 to B. P. Wart for payment at 415 South Orthly.
An old advertisement touts Borozone liquid and Borozone powder as a superior wound treatment. It claims the liquid cleanses wounds of poisons and germs while the powder has healing properties. Distributed by Weta Drug Co.
James P Barton of Fort Dodge Iowa becomes national adjutant of the American Legion succeeding Russell Creviston Menom Ind Crevision named field director of the War Mothers Memorial association in a July 21 AP report
Examination for all classes of certificates will be held at the courthouse 7 Grace Street on the 16th beginning at 9:30 a.m. Signed Hoyum, Superintendent. County NNock.
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