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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
3
The Tribune announces a kid contest to win circus tickets. Top carrier Floyd Lewis leads against Walter Slaughter and Alfred Jordan as two new monthly subscriptions earn a free Al G Barnes animal circus ticket. First prize is five reserved seats, second three, third two.
Denver and Rio Grande general manager James Russell passed through Pocatello en route from Butte to Spokane where he owns a ranch. Local officials A C Hinckley and William White hosted him. Other railroad staff including yardmaster Gus Blinidoka and engineers W A Blakely H L Smith and A A Tuck were noted for service postings and train assignments on districts seven and eight.
Atlantic City June 6 a new plan to shield ministers from ecclesiastical Ponzi schemes has been formulated by the Methodist church. The plan aims to provide ministers with sound investment opportunities and reduce exposure to fraudulent schemes within religious circles.
An illustration describes a cream colored cotton crepe dress with yellow orange and brown bead decorations. The waistline features a brown velvet bow and side skirt panels create soft draperies. The beads add weight for wearability and a distinctive fashionable line.
Rev. Joseph B Hingeley of Chicago outlined an actuarial plan at the annual conference of interdenominational secretaries of ministerial relief. The plan would yield a dollar a day in retirement based on a dollar weekly contribution, with disability and poverty protection. It would fund pensions by semiannual 4 percent interest, starting at age 25 to 65, to provide lifelong income after retirement.
Alexander Graham Bell, a pioneer of wireless ideas, demonstrated voice transmission without wires over about 200 yards using a light beam modulated by a vibrating diaphragm. A selenium cell at the receiving end varied its conductivity with light, driving a telephone receiver to reproduce sound.
Notice from County Treasurer Edythe Swassing that warrants drawn by Bannock County will be paid on presentation at the County Court House in Pocatello Idaho with interest to June 10 1922. Includes Road and Bridge Fund Series 1921 and 1922 Nos 1178 to 1270 and 1 to 60, Road District No 7 Series 1921 and all outstanding registered warrants dated June 1 1922.
Notice to stockholders of the Pocatelto Milling and Elevator Company sets a special meeting for July 6 1928 at 2 PM in Pocatello Idaho to approve extensions of debt payments a two year lease renewal for the elevator and a mill lease to Jo L Barr later assigned to Pocatello Flour Mills Company plus a note and second mortgage to secure indebtedness and corporate property. The meeting is ordered by the Board of Directors with signatures from President I S Lambing and Secretary G W Spritzer dated June 6 1922.
Sheriff GEO BE MABREY will sell at public auction at the Court House in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho at 10 o clock a m on June 16 1922 to satisfy a judgment of 248007 with 7 percent interest from May 10 1922 in favor of E R Nielsen administrator and against Joseph Alvin Sorenson Lara Sorenson Joseph E Shepard First National Bank of Pocatello Idaho and C G Keller Lots 1 and 2 Section 18 Township 12 South Range 37 East Boise Meridian Bannock County Idaho.
Auction to liquidate carrier s lien for freight and storage charges of unclaimed and refused freight at the O and L R R depot Pocatello Idaho June 17 1922 at 10 00 a m to highest bidder for cars consignments include one shirt pair one bale WR re attached shipped by the balance factory and other miscellaneous goods to Matt Spang Grandview Idaho and Yours Transfer Company Nampa Idaho plus items from Boverre Mill Mehy Co Denver and auto parts boxes and rolls.
A long list details shipments including boxes, crates, and barrels. Items originate in Illinois Oregon Utah California New York Ohio and more and are consigned to businesses and individuals across Idaho including Pocatello, Boise, Twin Falls, and Nampa. The Oregon Short Line Railroad is the carrier with agent Per I. King.
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