Bank Case Before Court OverWorthless Notes Exchange
W G Jacobs and Co bankers sue D W Standrod and D L Evans in district court over notes said to be worthless issued by W R Leach J R Stocking M F Sullivan and Chris Peterson totaling 400 738 55 and exchanged for other notes. Plaintiffs claim directors concealed insolvency and aided repurchase of notes by Standrod Co. case seeks damages and recovery.
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District Court
W. G. Jacobs and Co
D. W. Standrod
D. L. Evans
Jay L. Downing
Standrod and Co
Blackfoot
Mackay
Plaintiff Bank
Bank At
State Commissoner of Finance
Plaintiff
D. W. Standrod and Co. Bank
W. R. Leach
J. R. Stocking
M. F. Sullivan
Chris Peterson
D. W. Standrod and Company
Mackay Bank
C. C. Davidson
Archbold
Mr. Vance
Standrod Bank
Standrod Co
Eson
Ina N. Anthes
George A. Green
L. L. Evans
George Tolmie
H. C. C. Rich
Evans
Standrod
Bank
Elle ‘ Billiy
Amoun
Peterserbaum and Clark
Jones
Pomeroy and Jones
Merrill
Mer- Sonr
Eight Receive Diplomas Commencement at St Joseph's High
The sixth annual commencement exercises at St Joseph's High School in the L D S Recreation hall featured principal speaker W H Cleare. Pather J Dolan presided and presented diplomas to the graduates. The event included songs by a student and performances by the orchestra. The graduating class included Luke Joseph Lamb as President Mary Ellen Schwarz as Vice President Mary Frances Foley as Secretary Machhiie Cecelia Garvin as Treasurer.
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W. H. Cleare
St. Joseph’s High School
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Pather J. ©. Dolan
Chare
St. Joseph's
Mary Theep
True Blue
Parents and Scouts Gather for Troop 3 Camp Meeting
The second annual Parent Scout camp meeting of Troop 3 Boy Scouts of America is tonight at 250 North Arthur. The program features stunts, moving pictures, speeches, music, and a main talk by F B Middendorf. Lucille Tavey Porter sings and local musicians perform. Refreshments follow, then troop announcements and a surprise.
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Troop
Boy Scouts of America
North Arthur
F. B. Middendorf
Lucille Tavey Porter
Choo Choo Patrol First at Scout Campaign Report
Fifty workers attended the noon meeting at the Elk's club to report patrols and points in the Boy Scout financial drive. Choo Choo patrol led by J J Kelker posted 1283 points, followed by Cuckoo 913, Stork 401, Lion 350, Beaver 313, Jackal 210, Hyena 154, Flying Eagle 136, with total 3760 points.
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Boy Scout Financial Campaign
Elk’s Club
J. W. Highleyman
Campa Troop
O. 8
L Ry
J. J. Kelker
Cuckoo Patrol
Sherman E. Weaver
Cuckoo's
Stork Patrol
S. E. Brady
J. I. King
Lion Patrol
C. D. Amph
Carrol Peterson
Ciareno
Stephenson
Flying Eagle
P. C. O'Malley
Parry Harrison
Lena Babcock
Helen Edgky
F. E. MacKenzie Tee
W. L. Hayward
J. J Kelker
Gren C. Willams
aSelstant
ET. Troscher
K. Bird
B. Middendorf
Joe ‘Om
An T. Ennis
Hyman Marks
Williar
Adolph. James
Wa’ Ton Murray
Cole W. S. Delamare
M L. McClintock
Extension Time in Potato Case in Idaho Suit
Defense was granted an extension of time to amend its demurrer in a $55,000 suit filed by Carl DeLong of Twin Falls against Idaho officials and the Idaho Falls Potato Growers Association. The hearing is now set for June 24 in Lincoln County District Court. Orchestra members listed include Veiins-Arieen Schwarz Celestine Earner Clifford Norton Plate David Damewood.
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Boise
Carl DeLong
Twin Falls
John 5. Welch
Comrmissioner
George N. Tucker
Idaho Falls Potato Growers Association
DeLong
Deran H. Sutphen
Lincnin County District Court
Markets Rally On Credit Hope And Strong Earnings
Stock prices recovered in New York on hints of easing credit and favorable earnings reports. High priced issues led gains with Commercial Solvents up 24, Reis first preferred and Otis Elevator up 10, while Bendix Aviation reached a new high of 93. Lead gains also rippled through General Electric, Sears Roebuck, and others as investors shifted from industrials to rails and real estate stocks amid market optimism.
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New York
Financial District
Federal Reserve Board
Reis
Otls
Case
International Fisiness Machines
Burroughs
Curtiss
Stromberg
Marmon Motor
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Worthington
Chesapeake Corporation
New York Central Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
Lehigh Valley and Southern Railway
Sugar Prices Hit New Low In Puerto Rican Sale
Sugar market notes a 5,000 bag sale of Porto Rican to an outport refiner at 3.49 a hundredweight, a new season low, and about 150,000 bags of Cuban for June shipment at 3.52. Early offers at these levels persist while raw futures show little activity and a cautious market stance dominates.
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SUGAR
New York
Livestock Market Report from Ogden
June hog receipts 1229 with 146 for local market, prices steady to lower. Cattle receipts 186 for market with bulls 750 to 850, veal calves 11.00, 21350, steers 990 pounds at 10.50, sheep receipts 6470 including local market 29, lambs 10004 at 14.00, ewes 5.00 to 47.00.
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Ogden
Grain Market Buoyant as Grain Prices Jump in Chicago
In Chicago on June 4 the grain market rose after news a $500 million farm aid proposal would be advanced. Wheat led gains closing 2 to 6½ cents higher, corn up 3 to 6 cents, oats about 1 to 1½ cents higher, and provisions mixed from a small decline to 6 cents rise.
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Chicago
Flour Market Minneapolis June 4 1921
Flour market notes show higher prices for chicargo wheat delivery, with oats and bran quoted in sacks. Shipments listed as 36 91 barrels and bran at 21 06a 22 00 per unit, indicating fluctuating commodity rates in the Minneapolis market.
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Minneapolis
Berre's
Vatican City as Smallest Independent State in World
The new Vatican territory in Rome is the smallest independent state in the world, covering 163 acres. Reports say the Duke of York, King's son, is slated to become the next viceroy of India.
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Vatican
Rome
Duke of York
Serons
George
India
Welfare Board Hails Four Year City County Gains
The city and county welfare board reports reduced social disease cases in Pocatello and delinquency among minors. A health survey of Bannock county rural school children found curable defects treated and a contagious disease education campaign under way. Officers were elected for the coming year. budget is 3000 dollars shared by city and county. Mrs Leila Ely leads the board with strong police cooperation. A Buenos Aires municipal pawnshop with 13 branches is noted.
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Pocatello
City and County Welfare Board
Leila Ely
Bannock County
J. R. Young
H G. Shafer
G. W. Wagenseller
W. A. Hyde
Isaac McDougall
J. H. Burton
H. H. Hughart
A. M. Newton
Minnie Howard
Ely
Sheriffs Office
Cases Set for Hearing Today by Judge Downing
Judge Jay L. Downing schedules district court hearings this term with cases including Gus Mahas v. Y. F. Kasiska on June 10 at 10 a.m. and multiple June 12 13 sessions for cases such as Louis Buehler v. Bannock County and R. O. Young v. Susan E. Boles, among others. Ruth Bannon of Concho Oxla is named regimental sponsor at the University of Kentucky. Mrs Claire A. Roberts of Spokane wins 1929 national poetry contest honors, repeating last year’s second place.
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Jay L. Downing
Gus Mahas
Y. F. Kasiska
Louis Buehler
Bannock County
Et al
Howard W. Brown
R. H. Christensen
R. O. Young
Susan E. Boles
Thomas Boam
Joseph Stoddard
Ezra Cornelison
U. S. Building and Loan Association
R. G. Jenkins
Harold Crump
Paul Ludke
Harold Sargent
Alma Hull
Hubert Hull
Thora Averitt
L. C. Averitt
Ruth Bannon
Concho
Oxla
University of Kentucky
Claire A. Roberts
Spokane
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Lewis S Wight
In Bannock County Idaho the executrix Marie L Wight requests all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims should be presented to L H Anderson attorney in Pocatello Idaho. First published June 4 1920.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Lewis S Wight
L H. Anderson
Kasiska Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Lewis 8 Wight
Marie L. Wight
Lewis
Wight
Kock
L. H. Anderson
Shaw Auto Co Provides 24 Hour Wrecking Service
We offer rapid towing to our garage with expert mechanics ready any time day or night. Call 552 159 for service at No 2nd Ave Shaw.
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2Nd Ave
Shaw Auto Co
A A.A
Alameda Village 1929 30 Budget Estimate Adopted
The Village of Alameda Bannock County Idaho adopts its 1929 30 budget detailing general fund expenses 2500 for streets 300 for parks 7000 total general fund and 4505 30 for village bond issues including waterworks and park bonds. Also includes weed control irrigation water costs and contingencies with revenue from water rents and levies.
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Alameda
Bannock County
Idaho
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Tribune
City of
Pocatello
Alias Summons in Bannock County Idaho Property Case
Plaintiffs George L Smith and Dorothy Smith sue The City of Pocatello Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company H P Galloway and multiple spouses and unknowns to quiet title on 188 acres in Bannock County Idaho including portions west of the Portneuf River and surrounding rights of way The State of Idaho is served and summons requires appearance within twenty days of service with judgment by default if not answered Filed April 25 1920 Lillian Spongberg Clerk of the District Court Swanson Attorney for PlaintiffsResidence and Post Office Drew Pocatello Idaho 700.00
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
County of
Bannock
George L. Smith
Dorothy Smith
City of Pocatello
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company, & Corporation
H. P. Galloway
Harvey F. Galloway
Jennie Galloway
Elease Mink Edmo
John Doe Edmo
Mink English
John Doe English
Yamba
Yam Mink
Yamba ’S Panguitch
Yamba Guitch
Bam Panguitch
Jane Doe Yellowbear
Lewellyn Yellowbear
Bannock County
Boutheast
Portneuf River
Portneuf
State of Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Couty
Real Commons
Portmeuf River
Portneug River
State of
Singula
Poca
Lillian Spongber
Mos Swaneon
Shdrew Pocatello
Notice of Will Probate Hearing in Bannock County Idaho
In Bannock County Idaho the Probate Court will hear petitions for the will of Agnes McMillan deceased and for Letters Testamentary to Mrs Emily Avery. The hearing is set for June 5 1929 at 9 o clock a m in the court room of the courthouse Pocatello Idaho. The judge William A Hyde seals the notice.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Agnes McMillan
Emily Avery
Cour
Pocatello
WM. A Hyde
Special Meeting of Motel Bannock Company Stockholders
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Motel Bannock Company, Corporation of Pocatello Idaho, was held on June 21 1926 at 730 pm in the Motel building office to consider amending the Articles of Incorporation and reducing the common capital stock. Proposals included reducing authorized common capital stock from 300000 to 1500000 and reducing the number of shares of common capital stock from 3000 shares at 100 each to 1500 shares at 100 each and reducing issued capital stock from 6166200 to 693 Red the number of of the
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Roar
Hotel Bannock Company
Toewlt
Anmon Capital
Cvery Capital
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