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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
7
The United States clinched the Walker Cup in St Andrews as America built a 6 1/2 to 2 1/2 lead after singles. George Von Elln of Los Angeles and Major A O Hezlet halved their 36 holes match, securing the victory for the Americans.
New York presides as Steve Sullivan seeks to reclaim the world junior lightweight title from Ted Morgan of Seattle in a fifteen round bout. Morgan won the crown with a tenth round technical knockout in San Francisco last December after a brief Sullivan reign and a prior upset loss to Mike Ballerino.
Denver police say a suicide pact led to the deaths of Joseph Wiley 54 and his wife May 50 found in their apartment after gas filled the room. The Wileys had moved from North Platte Nebraska five weeks earlier as authorities believe Wiley induced his wife to die with him.
The Pocatello high school closes its year with final exams completed and report cards issued Friday at 3 30. Honor roll gains noted as few failures. Senior Sneak Day sent the class to Lava Hot Springs with Pennant and colors in evidence. Alumni Banquet planned at the Oriole with Jean nine as toastmaster. Commencement Friday features Judge T Bailey Lee and 82 diplomas. Junior highs Franklin Irving report strong sports, basketball and track titles, with district entries forthcoming.
Pasadena California June 3 AP Charles Paddock the world famous sprinter says he is out of the running for the Amateur Athletic Union track championships in Philadelphia in July. He cites overtraining and fatigue as reasons and notes a seven month foreign tour last year delayed his season. He resumed training on returning home and recently clocked 9.5 for the 100 yard dash at the Southern California AAU meet.
Notice is given that the plat of survey for township 11 south range 41 east B M will be filed at 9 a m July 26 1926. East half of the township lies within Cache National Forest and no entry is allowed except for certain pre existing rights. Homestead and desert land preference rights apply July 6 to July 26 1926 with simultaneous filing on July 26. Ex service men may file from July 6 to October 24 1926 and remaining lands may be opened to general entry October 25 1926 with lot disposition for conflicts.
Stop eye defects event details announce registration at Mrs Prof tor's Summer School. Sessions run June 4 and 5 at 10 to 12 A M and 5 to 6 P M at 407 South Arthur. Wednesday June 9th follows with further times listed.
Twenty nine shooters took part in the mid week trap meet at Pocatello Athletic club grounds. LoBelle and Glad tie for first with eighty eight percent. Mrs Adolph shot twenty of twenty five for eighty percent and Mrs Brothers fifteen of twenty five for sixty percent. Floyd Lewis, sixteen, tops boys with 107 targets of 125 for eighty six percent. A Salt Lake paper notes Lewis as a coming champion.
Rigby Idaho marks its sixth annual Pioneer Day on June 15 with a packed program. The executive committee promises continuous events all day, including a 10 o’clock parade and a 10 30 patriotic program in the Rigby stake tabernacle.
Sealed proposals due 8:00 p m June 10 1928 for monolithic concrete curb and gutter and concrete sidewalk in block 549 Pocatello Idaho. Bid bond five percent. plans from city engineer. bids opened 8:00 p m June 10 at city hall. city reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities. Mayor C Ben Ross. City Clerk Laura B Gough.
Doctor Scarborough the eye specialist will visit Bannock hotel for two days Friday and Saturday June 4th and 5th. The event invites readers to consult the physician for eye care.
A statue honoring the Pilgrim Mother was unveiled at Plymouth Rock to salute pioneer women who endured hardship. The piece depicts a wife and mother aiding her family and crafting a home in the wilderness. A Massachusetts woman testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing chronic fatigue and illness.
Real estate transfers list R D Leach receiver to N D Robinson Lot 12 13 14 Block 70 and others. Transfers include Wilma Rackham et ux to Chloe L Church Lot 5 6 Block 506 and 18 acre tract 33.18 in Sec 26. Civil actions filed in Probate and Justice courts include Exeter vs Groves Neeley vs Federal Finance Assn and others. Also ads for not to be sneezed at kindness week at Reliable Loan Shop with 20 percent off.
Residents plan a low cost outing at Indian Springs featuring a swim followed by hot dogs at the stand. Attendees are told the event promises enjoyment and a chance to earn communal praise, with a lighthearted nudge about local admiration.
Screened porch and front room plus dining kitchen with built ins. Two bedrooms bath and hall closet with half basement furnace garage and storage. Terraced lawn trees and shrubs on 45 by 140 lot at 227 St Johnson Ave. Also offering real estate loans from $500 to $3500.
Fletcher R Burrus and Company offers real estate services, loans, and fire and auto insurance abstracts for Pocatello and Bannock County from office at 248 N Main. Phones 145-735.
Idaho purchased 80 040 sets of automobile license plates at a public sale on Wednesday. The Washington state penitentiary at Walla Walla won the bid with an 8 percent cents per pair offer, versus last year's 11 cents. Mme de Pompadour once wore radishes in her hair at a court festivity.
A Mrs. B. Brinkley testifies that Adlerika relieved years of gas and stomach discomfort for her and her husband after using the product. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas, eases bloating, and brings out waste matter, noting it as wonderful for chronic constipation. For sale at Whittlesey's Pharmacy.
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