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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
McCammon reports a major whirlwind that swept the town Wednesday afternoon, tearing through the northern to southern areas with a 30 foot base zone. Dust and debris filled the air for about fifteen minutes after the twister, with residents noting substantial property disruption and a notable breeze afterward.
A May wedding at the Beach home united Miss Frances Carlson of St. Anthony and Albert H. Jones of Rexburg with Rev. EKVU officiating. Attendants included Lucille Carlson and Ellis Graham, with Ray Franklin Beachy as ring bearer. A three course luncheon followed. The couple planned home in Rexburg.
A summer bronchial cough keeps only the sufferer awake at night while other members try to sleep. A home remedy or medical advice may be suggested to ease nighttime coughing and improve rest for the household.
Bancroft reports visitors from Utah Idaho and Utah names include Mr and Mrs Omer Decker and family, B F Kizer Javior Darton Ros J I L Darton, Mrs R F Logue hosts, Rev Barton presided at Presbyterian services, Beatrice Hatch Soda Springs visitor, Albert Butterfield Chesterfield, A H McMahan Kansas City, Amond Hatch Soda Springs operation planned, Bee Hive Girls surprise for Miss Alfretta Denton and Mutual Yemen association officers present at TL D S meeting house.
Mrs Bell and children visited this week returning home Wednesday on No 17. Attorney Melvin of Soda Springs traveled to Pocatello on legal matters. Mrs Minty and daughters and others visited W H Bolschied in Pocatello. Teachers of the L D S Sunday school held a hike and picnic at Ledge Creek for about twenty three people. Mrs Smith of American Falls visits Mrs Dell Roch. Mrs Smith is mother of Mrs Jack Thiel. County Recorder R D Gorton will handle duties in Boise. A verdict of 348.42 favored Mr Smith in a recent case. Local notes mention a gymnasium raffle to aid the baseball team and a trip for Mrs Frank Melange to Glenwood Springs.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avonirie? Liverpool Ohio writes of his boy's seven to eight week bronchial cough improving after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He praises the remedy for soothing and healing and recommends it at all druggists.
A quiet home wedding joined Gwendolyn Watt and J. C. Bishop at the Watt residence in McCammon. The ceremony, at 10 30 am, was conducted by Bishop R T Hale with Oliver Halford as best man and Vilate Watt as bridesmaid. Guests included close relatives as the couple prepared to settle in Logan Utah after the ceremony.
Pruitland June 2 three U S L employees Cady Treevey and Murphy were severely injured when their car collided with a cement mixer near Fruitland. They were returning from a dance and the car turned turtle after passing a mixer left in a ditch during road repair. Murphy and Cady sustained injuries but are expected to recover. Murphy was taken to Nempa hospital.
Local notice announces a new massage therapy office at 121 South Hayes Avenue with 19 years of experience and three years at Lava Hot Springs. Treatments cost 1.56 dollars. outside calls 2.50 dollars. Regular physicians recommend massage. phone 471 M.
A patient recounts spending $1,800 over seven years on medical care for stomach ulcers and cancer fears, then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief after a few doses. The ad claims the product clears mucous, reduces inflammation, and treats stomach liver and intestinal ailments, with a money back guarantee. Cook Drug Co. and other druggists sell it.
Harold M. Sims former Idaho legislator is affirmed by the Idaho Supreme Court in a Twin Falls district court adultery conviction. The ruling addresses trial instructions admissibility of Ruth Jester testimony and sufficiency of evidence amid circumstantial factors. Sims, known in Pocatello as former editor of the Pocatello News, later ran as an advertising agent.
The trial of S. L. Reece former president of Bannock National Bank of Pocatello on misapplication charges will open Monday in Boise jurors have been drawn and will be questioned. The case moves from Pocatello by venue. Judges Van Freet and Dietrich will preside and travel as needed.
Charles F. Pillard admitted guilt in a Boise district court on a conspiracy to defraud more than 109000. He will be sentenced by Judge Charles Red after his plea. Pillard’s associates A R Ground and D O Pearce face trial. Ground and Pearce contest the charges as proceedings set June 5.
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