Receivership sought for Idaho State Journal publishing firm
Stephen Cady foreman of the Idaho State Journal’s news mechanical department filed a district court petition seeking a receiver to run the publishing company as a going concern. He alleges employee claims over $5,000 and payroll expenses unpaid while the firm shows insolvency with no assets except liens. Walter H. Anderson represents the plaintiff. A hearing before Judge R. M. Terrell is set for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Cady
News Mechanical Department
Idaho State Journal
District
Walter H. Anderson
R. M. Terrell
Junior Life Savers Pass Senior Red Cross Exam in Pocatello
Bland Sutton and Cecil Jorgensen of the Y are the first two junior life savers to pass the senior American Red Cross Life Saving examination this season in Pocatello. The test covered swimming, disrobing, sandbag carries, lifesaving holds, treading water, object spotting, and rescues with multiple carries and underwater tasks. Additional juniors will be examined next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Sutton
Cecil Jorgensen
Pocatello
Red Cross
Hailey Visitor James McDonald Plans Weeks at Pettit Lake
James McDonald of Hailey arrived in Boise from New York City and then went on to Hailey to settle estate matters. He intends to spend several weeks at Crainie Crow on Pettit Lake, accompanied to Hurley by Mrs. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
James McDonald
Boise
New York City
Crainie Crow
Pettit Lake
Hurley
Notice of Filing of Township Plat in Blackfoot Idaho
Department of the Interior lands office announces the plat of survey for township 11 south range 41 east B M will be filed July 26 1926 at 8 am East half of the township is within Cache National Forest and thus not open to general entry except where valid adverse claims predate withdrawal. Ex servicemen may file for homestead and desert land from July 6 to July 26 1926 with simultaneous filing at 9 am July 26 1926. Public entry starts October 1 1926 with overlapping dates to October 25 1926. Ex servicemen must attach certificates and affidavits to their applications. P G Johnston Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
B. M
Cache National Forest
P. G. Johnston
Register
May Police Chief Report Summary for May
May month report from Police Chief L A Lehrbas lists arrests for disorderly conduct vagrancy traffic violations and other offenses including obtaining lodging by fraud intoxication resisting an officer fighting and disturbing the peace thefts liquor violations and trespassing. transfers to other authority include Bannock County Pocatello Government Pocatello and Sheriff Burley Idaho with total money from fines and bond forfeitures 644.50 damaged lamp standards 19.50 and dog licenses 1138.00. May includes 350 lost children found and returned to parents.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Council
Kaye Stesso
Asia
Bos Tae
Ccecees Bering US Cist
Necene
Avd
Ak Pak
Bannock County
Pocatello
Burley
Idaho
Guyer Hot Springs Opens Season With Record Crowd
Hailey June 5 Guyer Hot Springs started the season with a record crowd estimated at 450. A dance drew 279 tickets, a new high mark for Benoit's Twin Falls orchestra. Sunday featured eighty hotel dinners and many picnickers along Warm Springs Creek. Clarence Tolman in charge praised the hotel staff and announced another Benoit orchestra dance for next Friday.
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Hailey
Guyer Hot Springs
Benoit
Orchestra
Twin Falls
Warm Springs Creek
Clarence H. Tolman
Guyer
Rockwell Confined At Home After Toe Injury
Hailey June reports Irvin E. Rockwell confined to his Broadford home after wrenching a big toe in a mishap. The injury was painful and hindering, keeping him from using his foot for a week. He hopes to be around again in a day or two. Batik stockings are vague in England.
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Hailey
Irvin E. Rockwell
Broadford
Notice of Hearing Probate of Will Bannock County Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho a petition to probate the last will of William C Hogstrom deceased and to issue letters testamentary to Allee M Hegatrom is set for June 15 1926 at 10:00 am in the Probate Court room in Pocatello Idaho. Judge WM A Hyde will oversee the hearing and acts as ex officio clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
William ©. Hogstrom
William C. Hegatrom
Idaho
Allee
M. Hegatrom
Pocatello
WM. A. Hyde
Bannocks Beat Bees 12 10 as Zienke Is Injured in Salt Lake Game
In Salt Lake Friday Bonner's Bannocks toppled the Bees 12 to 10 in a free hitting Utah Idaho league affair. Carl Zienke was knocked unconscious by a batted ball in the sixth inning and removed from the game. Molle and Schneider sparked late offense as Bannocks weathered Bees rallies with solid defense and pitching from Sherrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Zienke
Bannocks
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
Bonner
Bees
Sherrill
Zienke
Taitt
Nielsen
Molle
Sherill
Addie Miller
Beelers
O’neill
Crowley
Schneider
McMurty
Molloy
Jacobs
Pete
Miller
O’shea
Hansen
Big Pete
Gardner
Noy
Whaling
Country folks attend Pocatello game feel let down by kid stuff
Editorial laments a Memorial Day league game in Pocatello as dull and mismanaged. It criticizes the lack of discipline, poor ball handling, and rag chewing, contrasting with past greats like Dave Soddens and the Friedels, and warns country supporters may desert the league after another similar display.
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Pocatello Memorial
Pocatello Twin Falls
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Celestia
Dave Soddens
Eddie
George Friedel
Fuller
McCammon News
Optometrist DR Young Leaves for Postgraduate Study
Dr R O Young, practicing optometrist, departs June 25 for postgraduate work and will be away for several weeks as he pursues advanced training. Local citizens wish him success in his studies.
Sunday church services and Children’s Day program
Disciples of Christ and Alameda Community Sunday School hold services at 9:45 and 11, with a Children’s Day program and a Missionary play The Kingdom of Light. Evening service features music, a sermon on The Road to Courage, and Childrens Day preparations. Regular meetings include Wednesday Bible study and Monday scout/board events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ (Christian Church
P. R. Simpson
Cc. E
Kingdom of Light
Alameda
John L. Brady
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
Alex Campbell
Chopin
Alec Simpson
Conte
Broome
Dickson
Misa Elizabeth Jensen
Macdowell
Barnum
Oscar Pearson
Louise Gathe
Baptist Day Tributes at Bethel and First Baptist
The Bethel Baptist church in Pocatello outlines a Sunday program with morning worship and a 3 PM tribute event featuring speakers Mrs. Davie Morgan Mrs. D L McGriff and Mr W C Brinkly. Special selections and sermons highlight church history missionary activity and women's roles. The Lutheran Woodmen service at 241 N Main includes confirmation and communion next Sunday. Leaguers meet for a picnic after a 430 West Whitman assembly.
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Baptist Day Bethe! Baptist Church Ltd
Fremont D
Bethel Baptist Chorus
Bethel Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Lutheran Church
Woodmen’s Hall
N. Main
Walther League
West Whitman
Tschirley
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Evening Sermon
Sunday activities include morning worship at 11 with Rev. W B McGraw from Sedalia delivering The Christian's Hope and an 8 p m sermon The White Life. Evening 7 p m senior Y P U led by Myrtle Newton topics include Daily Living and 8 p m service. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8. Allen Chapel A M E Church hosts Sunday school at 9 45 and morning service at 11 with The Old Paths sermon.
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First Baptist Church
J. Binkley
W. B. McGraw
East Baptist Church
Sedalia
Missouri
McGraw
Myrtle
Allen Chapel
A. M
North Ard Ave
al Robinson
Allen Christian En
Mass Schedules and Church Anniversary Observances
Reverend J C Dolan rector announces Sunday Masses at 730 and 930 with weekday 730 Mass. Sacrament of Penance available Saturdays and eve of feasts plus first Friday 320 to 600 and 730. Children of Mary Sodality to receive communion at 730 Mass Sunday. Alter Society observes seventh anniversary of ordination with a solemn high Mass at 900 Thursday.
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Children of Mary Sodality
Alter Society
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho June 6 1926
Fair and continued warm tonight and Sunday. June 6 1926 Pocatello Idaho 24 hour period ending 6 am today highest 89 lowest 65 mean 72 normal 89 precipitation since month 0.38 inch. Total since January 1 4.72 inches. Tomorrow sunrise 4:51 sunset 8:05. A R Teep le Meteorologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
U. S&s Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Idaho
Tod
Y. Tod
A. R. Teeple
Property transfers and legal actions listed in town notices
Public records show transfers from Harvey to Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M and E C White company to Ejnar Jensen with multiple lot descriptions. Receivers Leach convey property to Einar Jensen and Nellie Bean near McCammon. Civil actions filed include Cady versus State Journal, Gianchetta v Gianchetta, Emma Driggs v Hoffman, Pyper v Anderson, and others through Justice of the Peace offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Honde
Emma Driggs
A. T. Hoffman
James Pyper
Harry Anderson
Vincent Jackson
Frank J. Staudaker
Will Robison
O. J. Bell
Walter H. Gorman
Reed Defeats Kimball in Arco Wrestling Match
Ogden middleweight Jack Reed defeated Colton Kimball of Howe in Arco after two falls and a decisive third. Reed won the second fall with a leg arm hammerlock and the third with a short arm scissors following Kimball's initial headlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reed
Ogden
Colton Kimball
Howe
Arco
Kimball
Reed
Notice of Dr Chilton departure and local sale
Dr A L Chilton leaves June 6 for Los Angeles and San Francisco for Post Graduate work next month. All repair work continues at the office. Auction sale of unredeemed pledges at Reliable Loan and Jewel Shop at 7:30 tonight. Dance at Moonlight Pavilion Corner Fifth and Center with music and cooling venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Chilton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Reliable Loan
Moonlight Pavilion
Corner Fifth and Center
Portneuf opens to fishermen with limited closure
Residents around Bancroft and Portneuf waters cling to the belief the river is closed. The state game department and the Sportsmen's association only closed the stretch from the bridge near the tie plant to the reservation line. The closure followed trout hatchery releases where feeding trout attracted predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Portneuf
River fishing rules update with willow pole note
A fragment notes a willow pole use and river section closure. It states fish likely moved by this time and that the closed stream portion does not affect any offer section. The item implies regulatory nuance without specifying dates or bodies involved.
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American Red Cross
McDonald
Boy Scout
Court House
Victor Lawrence
Jess Ray
Rex Knorr
Edgar van Vleck
Grant
Edgar van Vieck
Cowes
Guyer Springs
England
Green Triangle
New South
Benver League
McJohneson
al. Robinson
George Washington
Morris Dyer
W. D. Carter
J. Brady
John
The
Ley Society
T. A. Pattein
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
North Hayes
J. C. Dolan
Eet
News of Record
Idaho State Merchants Protective Association
State Journal Company
Dominic Gianchetta
Elizabeth Gianchetta
Justice Courts
Arco Wrestling
Old Heidelberg
W. W
Dorothy Cavanaugh
School of Ballet
Frazier Hall
Temple Pharmacy
Home Builders
Rome Lumber Co0
Anderson & Sons Lumber CO
GEM State Lumber CO
Boise-Payette Lumber CO
Bistline Lumber CO
Morrison-Merrill & CO
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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