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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
5
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An advertisement features Miss Berthia Waldo of Haman North Dakota claiming a 40 pound weight loss on Kruschen Salts. It promotes daily half-teaspoonful use in hot water, touts health benefits, a four week jar price, and a money back guarantee if not pleased.
The report praises crossing t bars and letter forms as signs of culture and refinement. It highlights judgment in art and literature, acting talent, and dramatic insight. It notes dignity, pride, self-respect, and high self-esteem. It praises thorough work and strong energy in tasks.
Frank B. Lenzie of the Spokane office of the Indian forestry service spent a day at Fort Hall to review preliminary plans for reforestation camps on the Fort Hall reservation. It was tentatively decided the Indian force would be split into four camps of about 50 men, with discussions on skilled work and supply methods. Lenzie then left for Kaibab New Mexico on a special assignment and plans to return via the Uintah and Ouray agency Fort Duchesne Utah to finalize arrangements.
An Al G. Barnes circus agent visited Pocatello and listed 24 facts about the show. Highlights include travels on three trains, 20,000 miles in summer, over 1000 jungle animals, 1000-plus dining tents, 2200 daily stakes, 42 miles of rope in tents, untamable zebras drawing a float, and a yearly tour with many acts per performance.
Mrs A M Newton and her daughter Martha Lou depart on the Portland Rose bound for Chicago. They anticipate a stay of about three weeks.
Firth fans pack the stands as the B M C boys defeat Osgood 10 to 8 at home on Sunday. The team later lost 16 to 1 at Shelley. Through four games Firth holds 3 wins and 1 loss. Lions club elected Al Morgan president, Art Neal and family return from Kansas. Morgan undergoing hospital treatment after surgery. Memorial Day visit to Mountain Home.
Thirty four boy scouts with four leaders from Seattle region depart June 24 for the annual jamboree in Hungaria. They train at Tacoma starting June 19, plan visits to seven countries, and each will spend about 500 dollars, says John W. Piper. Sea scout troops rise 47 percent in the U S last year. A Topeka troop won the national banner last year.
George Girard, local O.8.L. ticket agent, announced a cent-per-mile excursion to Pocatello from Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah and Wyoming. Tickets go on sale June 9 and 10 with return by midnight June 12.
New York June 1 Big Bill Tilden doubts the U S Davis Cup squad can win this year. He warns they may be lucky to reach the inter zone finals where Australia likely awaits, with Jack Crawford a strong threat and England also displaying strength.
George P. LaVatta, Indian service guidance and placement officer in Salt Lake City, is recovering rapidly in Tacoma after emergency gallstone surgery. Dr. John N. Alley, superintendent of the Indian service hospital there, reports the patient’s condition improving and discharge likely forthcoming.
Officers of the Pocatello Community Boys and Girls Band announce early activities with high interest. More than 50 children attended the first meeting and registrations exceed 100. Officers include Mrs. A. E. Friedenstine president Mrs. R. D. Palmer vice president Mrs. M. O. Skinner treasurer and Mrs. W. C. Carnes secretary. Sponsors The Tribune-Journal Co and Roberts Music Co thank the community for cooperation.
Reports say the husband underwent surgery and was in a hospital by mid June. His wife and son joined him at Tacoma soon after the operation.
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