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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

2

Annual Exhibition at Du Bois Sheep Experiment Station

The government sheep experiment station at Du Bois held its annual exhibition with specialists from Montana and Idaho colleges, sheep men, and county agents attending. Demonstrations covered shearing, wool samples, and pasture trials on 80 acre test fields to compare feeding and watering methods and determine best practices for open-range sheep production. Blackfoot residents joined a large turnout to view the demonstrations and paddocks.

Tribune Blackfoot Government Dubois Montana Idaho Agricultural Colleges

Club Holds First Open Air Meeting in Park

The Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's club held its first open air meeting this week in City Park. Twenty four members attended due to absences, but the event was lively with outdoor games after a basket lunch, and the gathering voted the picnic a decided success.

Inune Blackfoot Business and Professional Women

Lodges Convene in District 2 Odd Fellows Meeting

Nine lodges of the Blackfoot area gathered for the 5th District No 2 convention held yesterday in the K of P and Odd Fellows halls. Organizers reported cooperation and upcoming events for members across the region.

Blackfoot Co Odd Fellows K. of Odd Bellows

Sixteen to Wear Phi Beta Kappa Key at Moscow

Sixteen seniors elected to Alpha Phi Beta Kappa at University of Idaho in Moscow. Members include Elizabeth Bartlett Boise Talbot Jennings Nampa Agnes Cox Kendrick Charles Coné Parma Vaughan Prater Boise Joseph Curtis Boise Lillian Hardman Kansas City Josephine Walker Wallace Georgianne Suppiger Moscow Walser Greathouse Boise Jewell Coon Boise Ruby Tuttle Moscow Florence Graves Sandpoint Florence Armbruster Moscow Pearl Stalker Boise Irene Starrh Boise.

University of Idaho Moscow Alpha Society Phi Beta Kappa Elizabeth Bartlett Boise Talbot Jennings Nampa Agnes Cox Kendrick Charles BH. Coné Parma Vaughan Prater Joseph Curtis Lillian Hardman Kansas City Kan Josephine Walker Wallace Georgianne Suppiger Wesley Barton Jewell Coon Albert Larsen Montpelier Grace Morgan John Robertson Firth Pearl Stalker Georgianne Supplyer Pocatello George Gahan Florence Iaves Sandpoint Velma Hamilton Kamiah Lilian Hardman Helen Hall Willow City N. D Tennie Johanson Ellensburg Wash Rita Kendrick Mullan Dale McCoy Joseph Payne Idaho Falls Charles Preuss Tacoma Sylvia Smitham Rigby Roscoe Space Weippe Irene Starrh John Toews Aberdeen Mariel Tuttle Lydia Winkler Blackfoot Bertha Noel

Discovery of Still Brings Ninety Days in County Bastile

Blackfoot The case of John Carlson for unlawful possession of liquor led to a June 2 hearing. Carlson pleaded guilty and on June 3 was sentenced by District Judge Adair to 90 days in county jail and a $50 fine, suspended during good behavior after payment. A complete still with gasoline engine and city water was found hidden behind his yard structures near the Mackay tracks. Carlson claimed involvement in the chicken business and incubator operations, with moonshine sales in Pocatello tied to two men arrested there.

Tribune Blackfoot John Carlson Carlson Adair Inid Sheriff’s Office Mackay Tracks Pocatello

Editors urged to visit Idaho University

Judge Charles P. McCarthy urged editors from Idaho newspapers to visit Moscow and the University of Idaho after the Idaho Editorial association meeting in Grangeville. He praised the North and South Idaho highway for scenery and easy access to the university, noting the drive is now nearly complete and highly scenic from Whitebird Winchester and Lewiston hills.

Moscow Idaho Yes Idaho Idaho Editorial Association Grangeville Charles P. McCarthy Boise Justican Idaho State Supreme Court McCarthy Moscow Ln Whitebird Winchester Lewiston Hills Maclyan University of Idaho Winchester Hill Teceivée Va Mont Royal Univer

McCammon Notes Share of Town and State Visitors

McCammon report lists Wm Wright Jr of Thatcher returning home after medical treatment with his parents in Pocatello and convalescent Robert Thornley visiting Lydia Thornley. Thelma McClellan of Twin Falls visits with Iva and Beatrice Hale. Local officials and chamber figures plan Blackfoot trip for southeast Idaho conference. P. V. Nash returns from Dubois field day noting extensive government sheep research benefiting Idaho sheepmen with attendees from multiple states.

McC Ammon Wm. Wright, Jr Thatcher E. C. Goodwin Wright Wm. Wright Pocatelo Robert Thornley Pocatello Lydia Thornley Thelma McClellan Twin Falls Iva Beatrice Hale McClellan Blackfoot Conference of Southeast Idaho Chambers of Commerce Evan Christensen McCammon Amalgamated Sugar Co J. I. Whitney McCammon News R. T. Hale Fred Nihart Grove City Chambers of Commerce Idaho P. V. Nash Dubois U. S. Government Nash Utah Montana Oregon Washington U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Bancroft Social Notes Attendances and Visits

Miss Genevieve Budrow visits Miss Elsie Whitworth at Kelly this week. William Rose of Pocatello attends to business in Bancroft. Mr and Mrs W S Lewis and family and Mrs Paul Hansen of Weston attend funeral of Leroy Lewis's infant son. Jack Eddie visits Bancroft from Town and may settle here. D E Logue from Pocatello spends Tuesday to Friday in Bancroft. D B Leonard and Mildred Anthes discuss plans with canning and baking club members. Leroy Lewis returns to Grantaville after infant son’s death.

Eddie Bancroft D. E. Logue Pocatello D. B. Leonard Mias Mildred Anthes Canning and Baking Clubs Leroy Lewis Grantaville

Rotary luncheon in Blackfoot hears guests from far flung posts

The regular weekly Rotary club meeting at the Eccles hotel in Blackfoot was led by President Peck. Guests included G Nicholas Ifft of the Pocatello Tribune, R EK Brooks of the Montana division, Joel Priest of Boise, Le Brady of Pocatello, A V Kipp of Salt Lake, R A Smith of Omaha, J A Harador of the Pocatello chamber, I A Spohr of the Telephone Company, and others from Pocatello and Salt Lake, reflecting broad regional Rotary ties.

Blackfoot Rotary Club Eccles Peck EB. L. Anderson Pocatello G. Nicholas Ifft Pocatello Tribune EK. Brooks Montana Joel Priest Boise Brady Hh. BP Ralph KB. L. Anderson A. V. Kipp Salt Lake R.A. Smith Omaha Union Pacific J. A. Harador Posatello W. Wagenseller A. V. Peterson Saltire A. Harader RB. Brooks Harvey Holmes Lon

Idaho Students Earn Top Honors Across Universities

Fifty-two seniors at the University of Idaho received high scholastic honor ratings for four years of study. Nine earned highest honors and thirty-three achieved high honors. Recipients include Wesley Barton of Moscow, Jewell Coon of Boise, Albert Larsen of Montpelier, and many others from Boise, Moscow, Wallace, Pocatello, and neighboring states.

Twin Falls Canal chief forecasts better water flow than 1919

Twin Falls June 5. Manager Burton Smith of the Twin Falls Canal company says rain could alter crop prospects, but later flow is expected to exceed 1919 levels. He notes 80 percent of full flow and predicts 50,000 acre feet more water from Jackson Lake than in 1919 due to improved conservation. Public tables show Jackson Lake capacity, discharge and storage. precipitation at Jackson Lake for the week ending June 2 was 0.23 inch. Water for Milner north side comes from Lake Walcott accumulation.

Twin Falls Burton Smith J. C. Wheelon Jackson Lake Lapwai Nezperce Lewiston Nez Perce Craigmont Washington County Buhl New Meadows Adams County Caldwell Canyon County Holcomb Boiss County Shaffer Butte Rathdrum Kootenai

Fight for County Seat in Owyhee

Boise reports a contested move of the Owyhee county seat among Silver City Grandview and Murphy Silver City currently holds the seat but Grandview seeks to replace it A petition signed by 1195 county residents asks for relocation Murphy opposes claiming petition defects and has countersigned to establish a separate county seat effort.

Boise Silver City Grandview Murphy Owyhee Country Silver Ee Murhy Nice Ta Hs A Owyhés County

Drought Persists Across Idaho Despite Local Relief

The weekly weather survey shows Idaho's drought ongoing with only brief relief in southeast areas from light rains. North Idaho reports continued drought, frost damage, and poor pastures, while Southwest Idaho notes low soil moisture and low irrigation water. Alfalfa yields suffer from heat and weevil, and fruit crops face variability across districts.

Idaho Clinton E. Norquest Oise Weather Bureau North Camas Lewiston Lapwai Lewiston Valley

Murphy Petition Names Not Assigned by Precinct Revealed

A historical note shows that more than 1915 sources indicate 68 names on the Murphy petition were not designated by any precinct, signaling irregularities in designation and potential cross-precinct support.

Firth Man Receives Thirty Day Fine

Blackfoot reports John Drew of Firth pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor. Judge Adair sentenced him to thirty days in the county jail and a $50 fine, suspended pending good behavior and payment of the fine.

Firth

Lava Wet Springs Community Notes and Family Updates

Lava Wet Springs notes Dr. Thurston returning from Chicago medical study and planning to locate at Holme Maude Ann Jones has been ill this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Miss Ray drove to Pocatello. Mrs. Frank Thomas and two sons and Henry Daniela visited from Malad. Edith Hell returned home improved from Salt Lake hospital. Dorothy Parish and Mary Bistine visited from Pocatello. Wells family reunion held with a day of swimming pine pole theater and a dance at Whitestrons hall. Wayne Fullware and son left for the summer.

Tribune Lava Wet Springs Thurston Chicago Holme Maude Ann Dan Jones Wm. Ray Pene Ray Pocatello Monay Frank Thomas Henry Daniela Malad Dorothy Parish Mary Bistiine Pocatello W. Parish Parish Mary Bistine Whitestrons Hall Wayne Fullware and Son

Short notices from local families include births and visits

The item notes Alma Inama visiting at the McGuinn ranch this week. It records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fife on Tuesday June 3 who died after living an hour, with Mrs. Fife recovering as well as can be expected.

Rumania Denies Rumors Of Turmoil And Peasant March

A semi official statement from Bucharest denies sensational rumors about internal trouble in Rumania and attributes the stock market rumors to individuals seeking market impact. One report claimed General Averescu was leading 50,000 peasants toward Bucharest.

Bucharest Rumania Averescu

Albania in Civil War Rumors Spread From Berat

Dispatches report a developing civil war in Albania with fighting spreading from Berat toward Flobean and other southern areas as Belgrade notes serious trouble. The report cites frontline movement and rising violence across the region.

Belgrade Albania Berat Flbaran

Freckles vanish with Othine double strength

Advertisement claims Othine double strength removes freckles. Apply nightly and morning from any druggist, one ounce often suffices, lighter freckles disappear, money back guarantee if it fails to remove.

Settlement of Bond Validity Again Desires Rehearing

Attorneys for the American Falls Reservoir district petition for a rehearing on the May 13 supreme court decision sustaining the district bonds valued at 2,700,000 dollars. The filing seeks modification or affirmation that the district is organized legally and the bonds are binding obligations, with all trial court conclusions upheld.

Boise Supreme Court American Falls W. A. Babcock T Trial Court Twin Falls County Dcision Tri Court Ames R. Bothwell Courtsel America Falls Reservoir R. E. Sheperd H. K. Wiley W. F. Alworth B. Sayre A. F. McCloud J. H. Baker W. H. Spence J. B. Thral

Woman reports relief using Lydia E Pinkham products

A letter from Mrs. Smith of Oxbridge Conn describes dizziness and other female complaints eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note claims widespread customer benefit from a country wide canvass with 121 000 responses and 98 percent reporting improvement.

E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

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