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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
Tribune specials report Idaho mail service delays and route changes affecting state residents. Officials warn of ongoing backlogs, with local post offices advising customers to expect extended delivery times and verify addresses.
Mrs John Rosen and family and Mrs Wm toler of Roy are visiting American Falls for a few days. Residents and visitors travel heavy in May with many heading to Portland and the northwest. The Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers Association was organized to certify and market Grimm seed, with William Davie elected president and C F Schilts secretary.
McCammon and nearby towns report numerous visitors and local events. Pocatello visitors include Klesmar Lowery and Floyd Lewis. several residents take teachers' exams in Pocatello. marriages and licenses are noted, with William Nealy and Walter Johnson connections. A joint meeting with Pocatello boosters and Soda Springs Commercial Club is planned, with plans for a 25 piece Boy Scout band. Agricultural notes cover sheep grazing, wool prices, and livestock market outlook for Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming, with emphasis on top lambs and feeder lamb shortages.
Blackfoot on June 3 reports travelers from Brown Hart Company H C Tavey leaves for Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle for conventions and visits. A. B. Roy heads to Nebraska for summer visits. Lou McDaniel and others take vacations. A wedding unites John Payelley and Ann Graham in Rexburg with Rev. A L Peterson officiating. Royal Neighbors bid farewell to three members moving away. Bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs F B Seeger and Mrs Percy Jones with Marie Millik receiving the favor.
Fred E Logue of Bancroft visited Soda Springs on Friday. McCammon and Soda Springs will play at Soda Springs Sunday in a likely well attended game. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church plans an ice cream social and cooked food sale June 10, following a $22 55 gain from a Monday picture show donated by manager Gorton.
A fragmented notice describes severe facial pimples and blackheads with mentions of various remedies. It notes a free sample of Kura Soap and Ointment and references a river tanker event dated September 13. The text reads like an old advertisement with sensory details of products such as powders and perfumes.
Mackay Idaho prepares for the annual state convention of the Eagles with delegates from fifteen Aeries. About two hundred guests are expected as the town decorates in red white and blue and plans a program from Monday noon to Wednesday noon including band music a train reception and visits to the Mackay dam and White Knob.
Reports from Dubois indicate fitters of the sheep industry are thriving as Hugh Sproat president of the Idaho Woolgrowers association, attended sheep shearing day at the U S experiment station in Boise. Noted industry men from surrounding states were present with a spirit of cooperation on game matters and national leaders also in attendance.
A Clifton New Jersey reader attests to Fole Kidney Pills easing kidney trouble. She describes symptoms like rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision and notes the pills helped and permission is given to publish the testimonial. Available at all druggists.
Fragmented plea from a person named John Dilley Street Cumberland seeking correspondence. The message mentions education, suffering, and a request to respond to a woman writer. Limited readable context prevents clear action or outcome.
The Idaho Supreme Court remanded the case to Cassia county district court with instructions to grant the injunction keeping the Albion State Normal School in Albion. It voided Renate bill No. 298 for financing flaws and held the removal act unconstitutional, noting journal records as conclusive evidence of proper passage. Justice McCarthy dissented.
Mackay June 3 a significant ore strike occurred at the Bluejay mine below the Copper Bullion in White Knob. Horton Shares and Brown report a seven foot vein of rich ore with assays showing copper around fifteen percent and notable gold and silver values. The face of the drift along a Grift ledge near the 100 foot shaft yielded the vein at ninety feet, suggesting a large, payable continuation. Developments in the Bluejay are eagerly watched.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale Street in E Liverpool writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his bronchial cough after 7 or 8 weeks of use. He says it did him wonderful good and he recommends it to others.
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