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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
2
Governor Moore lauds Poultry Special through Idaho for ten days, crediting Poultry Specialist Pren Moore for advancing the industry. He notes Idaho’s climate and feed support future growth, calling the poultry sector key to farmer prosperity and broader rural development.
University of Idaho President A H Upham says the school had a good year with Mary K Porney hall occupation by 100 plus women and praise for the football team glee clubs and athletes. He notes three national fraternities joined and a statewide memorial campaign progressing to honor World War I dead. Strong state pride and support from alumni, students and citizens are cited as Idaho heads toward a brighter future.
Eight University of Idaho men earned their first varsity letters this spring in baseball and track. The group includes William Lansdon Boise Walter Fields Caldwell Russell Melin Bonnets Ferry Andrew Wah Twin Falls Clayton Pickett Pocatello John Wingnet Pot- Inteh Byron Keith Colfax Washington and Oren Campbell Portland Oregon. The men now join the university I club, a vigilance group of letter winners on campus.
Mrs. Just of Blackfoot travels to Tampa Florida to meet her sister May Pashoro Catron whom she had never seen since infancy. Their search spanned years and crossed many cities before success in locating the Florida-based sibling.
Blackfoot June 2 The new superintendent of schools H R Wallis has approved the selection of Ray N Berry as principal of Blackfoot high school for the coming year Berry educated in the east has served as teacher at Caldwell high school for two years Although this is his first principalship his high recommendation and proven success as a teacher suggest he will do well
Mrs. Grace Faulkner Bingham County superintendent of schools travels to Kane for a district northwest superintendents convention. She will then go to Moscow for the state Business and Professional Women’s clubs convention as the Blackfoot B P W club delegate. She chairs the education committee and promotes aid for girls in school.
Ogden defeated Majlad 15 to 12 in a Friday afternoon Utah Idaho league game played in Malad. David Jones, recently treated in Salt Lake City, returned to visit relatives with Mrs Henry Peck and her daughter.
Thelma Hans Peck, 25, of Malad, Idaho, died Friday evening in Garland Utah after being taken there Tuesday for surgery on the intestines. Born September 3, 1902 in Farmington Utah, she moved to Malad with her parents earlier. Surviving are her husband Ralph Peck, two children, her parents Mr and Mrs Willis Haws of Blackfoot Idaho, and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services set for Monday at the stake tabernacle.
Malad Idaho reports several visitors and locals over the weekend. Mrs. Oliver C. Davis of Garland Utah stays with her parents. Mrs. Ludovice Isaard from Ogden and her children visited friends here. Joyce Freed and family guests. Thomas Perry injured with a broken collar bone from a horse incident. Leland Jones suffers blood poisoning from a bruise after a fall. Dick Owens returns home for summer vacation.
Five students from Pocatello were among nearly 200 graduates at Idaho's 29th commencement. Jean Frazier earned a BA, Ida Mathews a BEd, Raymond Burbidge a BS, Richard Howard an MS, and Tranquilino Fajardo earned both BS and MS in agriculture with plant pathology. An honorary DL was given to Italian ambassador Prince Gelasio Caetani.
Prohibition pressures rise as Eastern universities plan dry commencements this June. Columbia University faces scrutiny as Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler advocates strict law compliance during reunion week, while alumni debate enforcement and personal choice.
WM. J. LAWRENCE announces he will not be responsible for any claims or obligations contracted by any person in his name after this date.
The notice lists multiple upcoming events including the Idaho State convention of Christian churches from June 3 to 6, a Men’s convention June 6 and 7, a District Meeting of Ladies Society B on June 17, a Dental association June 17 to 19, an Osteopathic association June 16 to 18, and a Utah-Idaho Laundrymen’s association June 27 and 28. It also notes the American Legion Idaho State Editorial Association date to be set at the summer meeting in Grangeville.
Wanted rooms and light housekeeping apartments for use of Tech students during the summer term. Preference for rooms near the Tech campus. For options call 832. Idaho Technical Institute. Also note home made candy in one pound boxes ready for delivery Tuesday June 3rd by Star of East club. Orders to Mrs. H. M. Taff 1603-3 or Mrs. F. Les Hauer 1693.
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