First June Wedding in Pocatello for Miss Lewis and Dr Fagen
Miss Gladys Lewis and Dr W E K Fagen of Breckfoot wed at 12 01 am Saturday in the Presbyterian manse with Rev G William Barnum officiating. Attendants included Miss Lila Phillips and Dr S Barkdull. witnesses Thora Carr and Blanche Swensen. They will reside in Blackfoot Bills apartments. Mrs Eagan taught physical education at Franklin Junior High. Dr Eagan remains a practicing osteopathic physician.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Gladys Lewis
W. EK. Fagen
Breckfoot
G. Wiliam Barnum
Lila Phillips
S. Barkdull
Thora Carr
Blanche Swensen
Frank O'Man
Pat Rouche
Myre Esgan
Salt Lake City
Blarckfoot
Bills
Eagan
Franklin Junior High School
Wisconsin
Alleged Thief Arrested After Wild Chase Through Tribune Building
J R Johnson was arrested by police on a charge of petit larceny after grabbing $2.50 from a crippled man yesterday afternoon. He fled through the Tribune building basement in a case described as a wild chase with officers locating him in a west side pool hall. Johnson faced Justice O J Bell and was held on $100 bond.
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J. R. Johnson
O. J. Bell
Johnson
Aquor
West Side
Guy Nelson
Clif Curtis
Tribune
Curtis
Arthur and
Garfield Avenues
Yale
May Weather Summary Shows 71 Percent Sunshine
Pocatella recorded 71 percent sunshine in May with nine clear days, 18 mostly cloudy, and four cloudy days. The temperature average rose by 62 degrees above normal, highest 82 on May 23 and low 27 on May 1. Total precipitation was 0.4 inch, 1.12 inches below normal, with 5,737 miles of wind movement and 7.7 mph average hourly velocity. Three solar halos, four thunderstorms, six heavy frosts, and two killing frosts were noted.
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Pocatella
Tribune
Dévo
A. R. Teeple
Weather Bureau
Marriage Licenses Break County Record on Saturday
Nine marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk Saturday breaking the one day record. The surge followed a last minute rush that raised the total from six announced in Sunday's Tribune. Couples include Winard Archibald and Edith Hill of Malad Leslie Newsinger and Pearl Wagner of Minidoka Eugene Moore and Alice McGinnis of Kemmerer.
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The
Tribune
Winard Archibald
Edith Hill
Malad
Leslie Joseph Newsinger
Pearl O. Wagner
Minidoka
Eugene Moore
Alice McGinnis
Kemmerer
Wvo
Fines and Forfeitures At Police Court Today
Intoxication peace disturbance and liquor possession dominated the police court docket this morning. Jack Stayson forfeited $15 for disturbing the peace. George Paris and Lee Perv were fined $75 and jailed for possession and intoxication. Oscar Ritzman J D Connell and Co C Cummings forfeited $1 on overdue parking charges. Roy Glen pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $25 with notice of appeal. Albert Smith and Soldier Boy Indian both fined $15 for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stayson
Soleo
Albert Smith
Soldier Boy
Rite Way Stores to Open Ogden Outlet and More
Reed's Rite Way Stores announce a new Ogden Utah location on June 8 bringing total to ten plus forthcoming openings in Richfield Utah and Buhl Idaho within six weeks. Other contemplated sites include Elko Nevada Evanston Wyoming Cedar City Utah Idaho Falls and Nampa Idaho.
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Reed’s
Rite Way
Ogden
Utah
Man Arrested in American Falls on Bad Check Charge
Information filed with Sheriff H W Henderson states E K Harmon, wanted on a bad check charge, has been arrested at American Falls and will be brought back for trial. The complaint was signed by Henry P Dick.
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H. W. Henderson
E. K. Harmon
American Falls
Henry P. Dick
Armstrongs Undertake Salt Lake Visit
Mrs. Susie Armstrong and her son Jack depart by car for Salt Lake City to visit for a few days. In Salt Lake they will meet Mrs. Wm Armstrong and Harriet Armstrong, grandmother and aunt to Jack Armstrong. The two Armstrong women are en route from Los Angeles to Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Susie Armstrong
Jack
Salt Lake
Wm Armstrong
Harriet Armstrong
Jack Armstrong
Pocatello Music Club to Hold Last Season Meeting
The Pocatello Music club will meet Tuesday evening at 802 West Wreth, the home of Mrs. J. H. Masters. After officer and delegate elections for the state convention, the evening will be social. All members urged to attend.
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Pocatello Music Club
J. H. Masters
West Wreth
Indian man Alfred Broncho arrested on battery charge
Alfred Broncho was arrested Sunday night by deputy sheriffs on complaint of John Ballard on a charge of battery and jailed in the county jail. He was arraigned before Judge E G Houde and bonds set at 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Broncho
John Ballard
E. G. Houde
Ball Game Tonight Tigers Meet Model A's at Hutchinson Field
The University Tigers face the Model A's tonight at Hutchinson field in a decisive game to break a prior tie. Both teams seek a win to claim sole possession of the standings as fans anticipate a tight matchup.
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University Tigers
Model A's
Hutchinson Field
Woman Facing a New Trial Involving Cassier Case
A Valparaiso Indiana woman, Annee Soutar, is linked to threats and alleged lies about a marriage to Mrs Cassier's husband. Police struggle to verify statements as Edward Cassier, the son, cites a drive with his mother but no proof of escape.
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis AP dispatch notes fluctuating flour and cotton prices with figures for barrel, sacks, and shipments. The brief lists values such as 410 barrels, 40 232 shipments, and 2150 22 60, reflecting market activity in June.
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Minneapolis
Visitation at Yellowstone Park Amid Snow Storms
Automobiles from many states gathered around Old Faithful as a blizzard and heavy steam reduced visibility while park scenery showed white landscapes and blooming bell trees in Targee forest. Bears roam near ranger camps as park roads struggle with heavy snows delaying access to Old Faithful and the Lake Canyon route.
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the Union
Far East
Yellowstone Park
Targee
Mt. Sawtell
Snake River
Norris Basin
Forest Rangers
Boy Scouts of America Efficiency Contest and Court of Honor
The article notes a few days remain in the Efficiency Contest with June 15 as the final date. It covers the June Court of Honor at the high school on Friday June 7 with awards and two Eagle badges to be presented, plus a Board of Review for First and Second Class. It also highlights two recent tributes to Scout training from accidents and praises Beout Course Certificates arriving for Patrol Leader's Pow Wow participants. Troop notes mention activities, parents night events, and upcoming hikes, with several troops leading the efficiency contest standings.
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Pocatello Lions Club
Court of Honor
Board of Review
Clas
Fagle Beaut
Cal Robinson
Sonora
California
Beouts
Grover
Vaughn Huret
Finley
Jess. Ormand
Zaccard Cepela
Farrace
Bostic Hibbard
Dunran Jobrem Hile Hart Dailpine
Reach
Edeworth
Whittle Richards
Reesiter Holmes
Morris
Lyon
Hocking
Bueene Efizgely
Salt Lake
FPF
B. Middendorf
Ferentl
Mowerd Stow
Bolas
Bwoy
E D Reed
Bullish Day on Stock Market Pushes Shares Higher
A bullish tone dominated the New York stock market on June 3 as wheat gains, easier call money, and strong May earnings boosted buying. Oil, utilities, and rail stocks led advances with United States Steel Chrysler and General Electric rising several points. The market closed strong after a day of broad gains and a nine cent wheat rally.
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New York
Washington
Marie
Farm
Western Railroad
Colorado Springs
Simms
Atlantic Refining
Philadelphia Company
Commonwealth Power
Brooklyn Union
Burroughs
General Electric
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery, Ward
Electric Auto Lite
Advance
United States Steel Common
Chrysler
American Telephone
Chesapeake Corporation
Erie
New Haven
Park & Tuford
Livestock Prices Across Chicago Omaha and Odin Usda Reports
USDA cattle hogs and sheep results from Chicago Omaha and Odin show steady to higher markets. Hogs led by top 11.10 for 170 210 pound weight, various weights up for select lots. cattle demand strong with fed steers yearlings and heifers up to 15 25 per hundredweight. calves and vealers steady to higher. Sheep trade firm with lambs and yearlings mixed. local market receipts noted.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Omaha
Cattie
Idaho
Searling
Hog and cattle market report with mixed prices
June 2 hogs mix higher to 10 cents above Saturday average while 200 to 220 pound hogs steady for early 1075. 400 pounders around 1925, 140 to 160 pound near 10 10.50. Cattle and calves show slow demand with cows delayed by trestle food renditions and limited choices above 1125 for some bulk cows. feeders steady.
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USDA
Wheat Market Soars on Scarcity and Government Aid Hearsay
Chicago wheat prices jump nearly 9 cents as buyers rush in amid scarce offerings and rumors Washington would mobilize 100 million dollars for government action. Corn and oats also rise while provisions hold, and profit taking trims gains from the peak.
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Chicago
Washington
Pota toes Receipts and Market Notes from June 3
Chicago reports Potatoes receipts with 75 new and 62 old cars on track and 112 new plus 232 old shipments total on Saturday. Market shows sacks firm and barrels fair, with slight easing on barrels. Bliss Triumphs leads Alabama and Louisiana, Irish cobblers and Wheatin stock noted alongside various price movements.
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Chicago
USDA
U S
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
Carolina
Whecontin
Michigan
Bude
Mario
Potatoes and Livestock Updates From Salt Lake City June 3
USDA brief shows June 1 potato shipments totaling 924 units across states led by Idaho 79 Alabama 20 Maine 192 North Carolina 218 Texas 20 Wisconsin 63 and more. U.S. shipments 23 bulle 8754950. Livestock markets report stockers and feeders steady with higher bid for yearlings. fat ewes and spring lambs noted with limited offerings and prices for lambs and yearlings.
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Salt Lake City
USDA
Totel U &Hipments
Alabama
Idaho
Toutttans
Maine
Michiven
Minnesota
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Totel U.S
Grain Prices Jump On Rumors Of Government Aid
Chicago June 3 Wheat surged at the open as traders bid prices sharply higher. July wheat near 1 to 1.05, September 1.08 to 1.11, December 1.10 to 1.15. Reports of a $100,000,000 farmer aid fund fueled the buying wave across market pits.
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Chicago
Beilies
Metal prices and curb market quotes from New York
Copper, lead, tin, and other metals show little change in early June trading with spot and futures figures listed for eastern Pennsylvania Buffalo Alabama and New York regions. Curb market quotes include Continental Electric Bond and Share and other financial names with fractional gains and losses noted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Alabama
Vine
East St. Louis
Continental
Gulf of Corporation of Pennsylvania
National Power and Light
Indiana
Notice of Will Probate for Agnes McMillan Deceased
Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho sets June 5 1929 at 9 oclock a m in Pocatello for proving the will of Agnes McMillan and for the petition for Letters Testamentary to Minnie Pratty Avery. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated May 24 1929 WM A Hyde Probate Judge.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Agnes McMilan
Agnes McMillan
Mmm Pratty Avery
Pocatello
Bannock Coumery
Mary R. Quinn
Belle M. Farrell
Idaho
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Potatello
An &Cdlom
District Court
Bannock
United States Building and Loan Association, & Corporation
Fifth Judicial District
Banmex
Witten
Cousety Recorder
County
Mertnee
Turner Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and Post Office Address
Fragmentary OCR note shows a Turner as attorney for plaintiff with residence and post office address in Poestelio Idaho. Date appears as Dem-13-20-2.9,但 legible details are incomplete.
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C M Jeffery
Plaintiff
Pocatello
Idaho
IBPAL
Turner
Maintiff
Poestelio
Dmé
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Stud Corp Texas Corp
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Hyst Co
Wstra U Tel
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Kelly Spefid
Wreht Aero
Sager
Stoplows
Rcent
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Tarco
Tarr
Auto Supply CO
Pachie
Hawkes Transfer & Storage Coo
West Lewis Street
Pocatello Idahoe
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South Main
Pries
STAR
Dodge Bros
DE Luxe &Edan
FALEX
Nash &Edan
Jewett Touring
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E. Center
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Strong
Woodmen of the World
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Main Street
Vigietors
W. A. Young
Knights of Pythias
T. H Naylor
G. Spongberg
Main St
Lorenzo Hitesaman
Idaho State Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
Boise
Lorenzo Hitesman
State of
James Jonson
Lillian Spongbero
Anna Keppe
Lillian Spongdero
Hong Huy Bow
Chinese Herb Company
4Th Ave
Lynn Brothers Hospital
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