Widow Spider At Home Here In Pocatello
The widow spider has been found in Pocatello with several sightings reported by local residents and a biology professor. One specimen is on display at The Tribune office as doctors warn of potent venom and describe typical bite symptoms and recovery timelines.
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Pocatello
Wayne Whitlow
Claude Williamson
North Garfield
Tribune
J. P. Halliwell
West Whitman
Wilbert Nichols
Tech
J. A. Ziebarth
Glen Hawkes
Park Avenue
Idaho
Joe Fulwyler
O. D. Fulwyler
Homedale
Boise
Rupert News
Montgomery Bridge
Rupert
Clarence Phillips
Rupert General Hospital
Bernice Murray
Cyclist Suffers Minor Injuries After Interstate Collision
Ray Taylor 31 owner of Taylor Cyclery 126 South Second Avenue riding south on South Third collided with A E Hemis 24 operating a westbound truck on East Lovejoy near noon Thursday. Taylor sustained a concussion and head injury while resting at General Hospital. Truck skidded 40 feet hit the curb. no speeding alleged.
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Ray Taylor
Taylor Cyclery Shop
South Second Avenue
South Third
A. E. Hemis
East Lovejoy
Taylor
General Hospital
Sportsmen Elks Hold Joint Meet in Antlers Hall
Pocatello Elks lodge hosts Bannock County Sportsmen's Association program at 8 pm. Speakers include George Isaacs on Fish and Game, Ben Davis on sportsmen’s relations with fish hatcheries, A. Stoker on reservation benefits, with Plastino and Gaylord Sanford also on the program. Motion pictures of outdoor life will be shown.
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Pocatello Elks Lodge
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
Antlers Hall
George Isaacs
Ben Davis
A. Stoker
F. A. Plastino
Gaylord Sanford
Community Highlights and Local Notices From Pocatello
A roundup of town updates includes the Bannock county wheat allotment committee meeting for field inspections, a Logan visit to hear Secretary Wallace speak at 9 am at U A C stadium, and an open air dance Idle-A-While on June 2. Also listed are marriage licenses to Clark and Watson of Idaho Falls and Miller and Colson of Du Bois, local business ads, and ongoing city projects including center street subway work and federal building repairs.
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Bannock County
Pocatellans
Logan
Wallace
A. M. Clark
Roba Watson
Idaho Falls
John W. Miller
Helen Colson
Dubois
Idaho Fuel & Supply Company
Pocatello
General Mercantile and Commission
J. W. Foreman
G. C. Foreman
A. M. Alexander
A. H. McQuire
Post Office Department
Federal
Lewis Street
McQuire
State orders Brady park carnival closed and moved
The State Shows carnival, operating since Monday at Brady park south of the city, was ordered closed and to leave the county by county attorney B A McDevitt. Complaints of money games and a beaten university student named Johnson prompted action. George Marks, 33, was arrested for petit larceny linked to a gambling device at the grounds where a local citizen lost $60. Officials say carnivals require sponsorship by a state or patriotic group, which this show lacked.
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The
State Shows, Inc
Brady Park
B. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
Johnson
Sheriff's Department
George Marks
Petit Larceny
Marks
Idaho
Pocatello
Roosevelt Holds Out Promise for Revision
President Roosevelt signals a plan for debt relief concessions while asking substantial sacrifices for debtors. Congressional leaders from both parties praise the tone and stance as reflecting public opinion. Senate leaders anticipate no new legislation and seek early adjournment. reactions call the message strong and in accord with broad sentiment.
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Capitol Hill
Robinson
Nash to attend Wallace address in Logan and related meetings
Paul Nash, secretary of the chamber of commerce, plans a morning departure to Logan for the Wallace address at Logan stadium. He will then travel to Salt Lake City for a joint meeting of Utah Idaho and Wyoming chamber secretaries to discuss mutual problems. Nash notes 15 reserved seats at the chamber office and 30 for Pocatello members.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Logan
Logan Stadium
Agriculture Wallace
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Debt repayment stance faces nations and taxpayers
The speaker argues that debts must be paid despite economic trouble. He insists nations share responsibility and that American taxpayers will bear the cost if foreign governments do not honor obligations. He deems demanding payment a sound patriotic position.
Obituary for Spiro J Fellis at Greek Orthodox Church
Spiro John Fellis age 54 dies after brief illness at his home 500 East Hayden. Last rites set for 2 p m Sunday at the Greek Orthodox church with Rev Sarinicholau officiating. Burial in Mountainview Cemetery directed by Downard Mortuary. Body to be viewed at the family home from 9 30 a m Sunday until services.
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Spiro John Fellis
Stamatis Sarinicholau
Mountainview
Downard Mortuary
Mrs Driscoll Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage at Home
Mrs Ollie Ida Driscoll 61 died at 3 a m today at 1139 North Arthur after a three month illness. Born November 21 1872 in Unionville Missouri she is survived by husband Ed Driscoll Pocatello five children LaVerne Johnson Orville Johnson Mrs Benton LaVatta both of Pocatello and Albert Laurel Johnson of David City Nebraska Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at McHan chapel South Arthur with Rev Elijah Hull Longbridge of the Methodist church remains to be shipped to David City Nebraska for burial.
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Ollie Ida Driscoll
North Arthur
Unionville
Driscoll
Ed Driscoll
Pocatello
LaVern Johnson
Orville Johnson
Benton LaVatta
Albert and
Laurel Johnson
David City
Nebraska
McHan Chapel
South Arthur
Elijah Hull Longbrake
The
Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Isoa phene Alice Wheeler
Funeral services for Mrs Isoa phene Alice Wheeler 69 will be held at 3 p m Sunday from the McHan chapel with the Reverend Frank E Carlson of the Congregational church officiating. Mrs Wheeler is survived by her husband Dr Henry R Wheeler long time government physician at the Fort Hall Indian reservation Mound City Kansas for interment
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Isoaphene Alice Wheeler
McHan
Frank E. Carlson
Congregational Church
Shower Comes After Hottest May on Record
May ended with extreme heat as temperatures reached record highs on May 2. A trace of rain fell seven times in the month, with windier days boosting hourly velocity. Since January 1, the year has seen an unprecedented temperature excess, while rainfall for the first five months stands at 2.22 inches, well below the 6.92-inch normal.
Showers Help Delay Boise Forest Fire Danger
Rain that fell last night and this morning reduced forest fire danger in Boise extending the fire season pause by several days. Weather officials noted continued showers and cooler conditions through the day.
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Boise
Weather Briefarts On Rain and Lightning Fires Across Regions
Light rain provided relief after an 18 inch fall reported by the weather bureau. Meteorologists note heavier totals in the mountains where 35 fires were sparked by lightning over the weekend. No new fires yesterday, with more rain possible and clearing weather forecast for tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Rain Eases Water Woes at Fort Hall 800 Acre Tract
Fort Hall Indian unit farmers, whites and ranchers faced irrigation drought until heavy rain briefly eased tensions. Superintendent F A Gross pressed Washington for an emergency water right to flood the 800 acre area for the rest of the season. Scattered showers across north Utah brought drought relief to Salt Lake Davis Weber Box Elder and Summit counties.
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F. A. Gross
Washington
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Davis
Weber
Box Fiber
Summit
Clemency sought by Lyda Southard and others
Lyda Southard applies again for clemency amid reports of $9 000 in insurance from alleged victims. Ward Otis Tharp of Twin Falls also seeks release after a prior escape and a Phoenix stint, amid protests. Ernest Freitag of Nampa, serving manslaughter time from 1932 Armistice Day crash, has requested a pardon.
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Paul Southard
Navy
Honolulu
Meyer
Ward Otis Tharp
Twin Falls
Phoenix
Ariz
Lois Bowen
Tharp
Ernest Freitag
Nampa
Sister of Pocatello man dies in Ogden
Mrs. Eme line Gibby Bond aged 62 died in Ogden yesterday. She is the sister of George Gibby of Pocatello. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Ogden Ogden
Emeline Gibby Bond
George Gibby
Pocatello
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