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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1925

Page

3

City Council Awards Garbage Hauling Contract Amid Street Machinery Purchase

The adjourned meeting approved W. Armstrong’s bid of $575 per month for weekly garbage hauling with cancellation after four months for unsatisfactory service. The council also authorized buying a five ton Yuba roadbuilder via Earle Lumber, aimed at street work, as part of two year city improvements.

W. Armstrong Yuba West Side Ltness Mondaw Counicilmian Cox Armstrong Oliver, Shafer Rusk Cox Eine Lumber Company

Weather talk and hotel guest list from a western town

A visitor from the southwest laments modern weather and recalls dusty Texas days. The piece lists guests at the Bannock, St. Marie, Yellowstone, Crow and other hotels, including R. Johnson, J. N. Boyle, T. C. Bacon, D. McLean, J. M. Iverson, J. Byrnes and many others from Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago, Boise, Seattle, and beyond.

Neck of the Woods Texas Panhandle R. Johnson J. N. Boyle Rupert Bannock T. C. Bacon D. McLean Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association J. D. Pratt Idaho Falls St. Marie J. M. Larmer Downey The Crow C. Cherrington Skaggs United Gbtores Yellowstone J. M. Iverson C. Sumpe New York W. I. Brooke Salt Lake R. R. Mays Denver A. T. Monson G. L. Monson W. G. Galjeus Detroit B. Dee Ogden A. C. Tracy Boise J. Simmons P. BE. Nussbair Chicago L. Warfield Kk. Johnson G. C. Vaughn Rexburg Aberdeen E. F. Lackey Buhl J. A Harrington Thomas American Falls G. Braman F. E. van Houser Ellen Reay Mackay Alicea John M. Shaw Twin Falls G. Olney Barley J. F. Williams Seattle Wood Kimberley O. M. Kendall Carlin H. Severson Acon J. Boniff Butte Mrs. Haggerty and Son HF. Skrout Baltimore D. Curniff T. Olson Mullan I. Gustafson R. J. Young H. 8 Garrett Rigby

California Peach and Fig Growers stay cooperative

The California Peach and Fig Growers, Inc. avoids dissolution by deciding to continue a cooperative marketing organization after concerns it might fail to control 80 percent of the district acreage.

Commodity Notes Presno Cal California Peach and Fig Growers, Inc

Body of Blackfoot farmer recovered after drowning

John Bloomquist, a 72 year old pioneer farmer from Blackfoot valley, drowned in an irrigation ditch on his Presto area farm Monday night. His body was found about 300 yards from the accident site by a nets group dragged the canal. Survived by his widow and six children, including four daughters and two sons. Funeral plans not announced. Frances Bloomquist studies at Whitman college in Walla Walla.

Tribune Blackfoot John Bloomquist Blackfoot Valley Bloomauier Bloomquist KR. A. Robbins Arthur Graham Rexburg Lawrence Thorstenburg Salt Lake John Carlson Minnesota Frances Bloomquist Whitman College Walla Walla Wash

Thieves Target Six Garages on South Fifth

Overnight, six private garages on South Fifth Avenue were entered. At 1104 South Fifth a car motor meter pump tire rim and gasoline were taken. Ralph Bair of 1335 South Fifth reported a stolen car top from his Ford touring. Detectives traced a removed top about a mile south. Other entries occurred at 1006 104d 1124 and 1254 South Fifth.

South Fifth Avenue Ten Hundred Thirteen Hundred South Fifth Ralph Bair Ace Nelson

Kiwanis Club to Welcome Utah Idaho District Official

Kiwanis in Pocatello hosts W L Wanlass district governor of Utah Idaho with a noon meeting at Hotel Bannock. The visit kicks off a program led by Hutchinson and Hanson with special musical features. Legions fund drive, Los Angeles Kiwanis aid to orphans and dam celebration campaigns are discussed alongside business conditions and attendance honors.

W. L. Wanlass Logan Overnor Kiwanis Utah Daho Pocatello Kiwanis Club Jean Bistline Hotel Bannock KR. PF. Hutchinson J. C. Hanson J. L. Brady Legion Endowment Fund First National Bank Legion J. King Club Los Angeles Kiwanis Club Eetie King Los Angeles Club Los Angeles Orval Fox M. W. Johnson A. J. Pierce American Falls Pocatello M. W. Wiliams

Commencement Exercises At Tech Tomorrow

Idaho Tech plans a 10 AM commencement in Frazier hall with the largest diploma and ecertificate class to date. Judge Jesse K S Budge of Salt Lake City will deliver the address. the program includes processional, scripture, poetry, diplomas, and musical selections.

Frazier Hall Jesse R. 8 Badge of Salt Lake City Idaho Tech Jesse Rt. S. Budge Fucatello Seeeees Shubert ARTIS Heathe Hurst Raymond Thorpe Emmons Roscoe Arthur Teeple William Fox Annie Pike Greenwood Aaenea i Rs J. E. Retherford C. R. Frazier W. M. Ewing Greig Vivian Hargraves Lucia di Lammermoor Donizettie Ellen Sanswecenectie Ash Jesse K Budge Ellen Engatrom Vivian’ Stargraves William Goleeke Alvin Morgan

National Y M C A Dinner Hosts Distinguished Guests

National Council members J Rhodes of New York and Wirt Wiley head of the national council home department dine at the Y M C A grill annex this evening. Rhodes arrived from Butte to report on state and district work with regional conferences in progress. Wiley, former Minneapolis secretary, will speak and depart with Rhodes after a brief address, as local leaders introduce the Portland conference connections to Oregon Washington and south Idaho.

Seine Chie Police L Bay Hobes Main Arthur Clark Louis Lander Lewis Center Viaduct Garfield East Center First Fifth Avenue Niles Tite Cox Second Fourth Fifth Lehrbas North Main North Arthur Negh Harrison North Second North Third South Second South Third Idaho Power Company Price Wags Y. M. C. A. Grill J. , Rhodes New York Home Department New National Y. M. C. A. Council Wirt Wiley The National Council Rhodes Wiley G. W. Comatock Om R. Wolf Y. M Butte Montana Messrs Portland A. C. Hinckley Oregon Washington Idaho Minneapolis Association Mountain Home J. B. Rhodes Ohbio Pocatello South Idaho Ralph R. Wolf Chicago Mr. Wiley

Coffin Making Industry Grows From Silk Covered Burial

Coffin manufacture has become a vast industry, using chamber timber unsuitable for other builds, with coffins often covered in silk and fabrics. The note mentions King Arthur as having the first coffin in English history, a hollowed-out log.

Arthur

T B Smith Dies SuddenlY At Local Hospital

Funeral services for T. B. Smith a longtime Pocatello business figure who died of heart disease at General hospital will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from the L D B church. Burial follows at Mountain View cemetery. He was 68 and had 35 years in Idaho commerce including cattle raising irrigation work with ties to Oregon Short Line Standard Oil and Elkhorn Creamery. Surviving are two daughters Eliza and Mrs Bird Finlayson five sons Samuel George J K Frank H and T B Jr. Mrs Smith died in 1913.

T. B. Smith Pocatello General Hospital Mountain View Smith Snake River Valley Idaho Elkhorn Creamery Companhy Armour and Company T. B. Smith Coal Company Eliza Smith Bird Finlayson Samuel P George L J. K Frank H T. B. A Jr

Allied note to disarm Germany to be presented in Berlin

The allied note summoning Germany to disarm under Versailles will be delivered to Dr. Stresemann in Berlin by allied ambassadors and published in allied capitals. The military control commission report, a large volume, will be issued the next day. Also noted is a consolidation of Rogers Brown and Co. with Crocker Brothers to form a major pig iron and ferro alloys distributor.

Paris Germany Stresemann Berlin Military Control Commission Cologne Philadelphia Crocker Brothers Rogers Brown and Co Rogers Brown and Company-Crocker Brothers, Inc

Indian Delegate Criticizes Forced Labor At Labor Conference

Geneva June 1 AP An Indian delegate Chamanlal challenged the British at the international labor conference declaring India a land of slaves He cited that one third under native rule faces forced labor with workers in coal fields starving and both sexes toiling for a pittance asking what the labor bureau will do Immigration remains a feature as Latin American countries participate.

Geneva Chamanlal India Labor Bureau

Canada aims to cooperate with immigration bureau

Sr Walter A A former deputy minister of Isbor in Ontario said Canada had decided with reservations to cooperate with the immigration bureau, signaling a shift in policy amid administrative scrutiny and regional concerns.

Walter A. A Isbor Ontario Canada Immigration Bureau

German-born Marie Frown dies in Idaho Falls age 77

Marie Frown a German native died at her daughter's home in Idaho Falls Sunday after a long illness. She was 77. Funeral services were held Tuesday in a Catholic church with a high mass. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Mary Breymann of Idaho Falls New York. National City Bank officials say inflation danger passed months ago and business is normal with core industries near normal.

Reba O Seesiald Idaho Falls Marie Frown Germany Mary Breymann New York National City Bank

Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief

The ad claims ALL-BRAN cures chronic constipation and prevents many diseases. It stresses a guaranteed relief or refund, urges regular use two tablespoonfuls daily, and notes a nutty flavor with milk or cream. It lists Kellogg's Battle Creek origin and widespread availability.

Kellogg S Kellogg’s Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan

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