Memorial Committee Drives $50,000 Building Fund Effort
Chairman A J Pierce and Mayor C Ben Ross led a meeting of Service Men Memorial Fund workers in the city council chamber to boost the $50,000 building fund. Legion members pledged readiness to help, and organizers urged a strong canvass and luncheon appeal at the Elks' hall Friday noon to honor fallen soldiers and sustain patriotism.
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A. J. Pierce
Service Men’s Memorial Fund
J. EB
Edgerton
C. Ben Ross
Pierce
Ross
the Elks
Ela
Ivan Gasser
American Legion
Legion
Antlers’ Hall
Riks’ Temple
Citizens Training Camp Dates Set for July 26 to August 24
Major Burney of Fort Douglas met with Captains Howard and Standrod regarding citizens military training camps from July 26 to August 24. Camps will serve the Ninth Corps area across eight states at Fort Douglas Camp Lewis and Del Monte, with coast artillery camps at Fort Winfield Scott and Ford Worden. Burney will return to Boise for more conference and applications. Detailed rules and procedures can be secured from the Chief of Staff at 104th Division Salt Lake City Utah.
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Burney
Fort Douglas
Utah
Howard
Standrod
Ninth Corps
California
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Camp Lewis
del Monte
Coast Artillery
Fort Winfield Scott
Ford Worden
Boise
104Th
Dooly Block
Second
West
Temple Streets
Salt Lake
Wanted salesman seek job at Koon Crow Hotel
Classified notice seeks a salesman with pay of 3.00 dollars per day. Call at Koon Crow Hotel during the hours 7 to 10 a m or 4 to 6 p m for details.
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Koon Crow Hotel
Solicitor Wanted for Salaried Position by Letter
Solicitor, either man or woman, who can produce results, is sought for a salaried position. Apply by letter to box No. 1, care of Tribune.
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Tribune
Awards at Exposition Honor Better Homes Displays
The Better Homes Exhibit at Columbia Hall showcased enhanced booths and live music. The American Legion booth sold hot dogs ice cream and drinks with proceeds aiding the Bannock County Soldiers Memorial Fund. Multiple attendees won prizes including Mrs. J F Damron Miss Phoebe Cherry Miss Anna Cherry Mrs W H Snyder Mrs FE Rampton Mrs L Bi Case Mrs D B Cleaves and Mrs R F Wagner receiving items donated by local businesses.
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Better Homes
Columbia Hall
American Legion
Bannock County Soldiers’ Memorial
J. F. Damron
Petersen Furniture Company
Phoebe
Anna Cherry
Golden Rule
People’s Store
W. H. Snyder
Lady
Lady Gaye Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. ©. FE. Rampton
South Seventh Avenue
Cook Drug Co
Rampton
Soldiers’ Memorial
L. Bi. Case
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
D. B. Cleaves
Idaho Glass and Paint Company
R. F. Wagner
Boyle-Scanlan Hardware Company
Funeral Held for John Munger at Methodist Church
John Munger's funeral was held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the Methodist church with Rev H B Hamilton officiating. The service at the grave was under Keystone lodge No 81 A F and A M and the Will T Walker funeral parlor directed interment. Pallbearers named E H Clark W J Harvey E A Krussman Jack Marshall Paul Hill and A B Canfield. A subscription fund luncheon for Bannock county servicemen's memorial building workers is set for Friday noon at the Elks temple with a goal of 35000 dollars and more volunteers are sought to interview and enlist donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannock County
John Munger
Methodist Church
H. 8
Elks Temple
Rotary banquet to hear Dr John Carver of Ogden Utah
Rotarians at the noon luncheon on Thursday June 7 will hear Dr John Edward Carver of Ogden Utah. He spoke at the first District Conference luncheon on the Romance of Rotary and returns to address the Idaho Technical Institute commencement Thursday morning before speaking to the group at noon.
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John Edward Carver
Ogden
Utah
Carver
Rotary
Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute
Portland Welterweight Bout Prep Buoys Open Workout Plan
Johnny Trambitas and Soug Myers nearing their June 14 twenty round bout at Brady Park. Trambitas trained indoors due to cold weather. if conditions improve, open air workout Thursday 2 to 3 pm. Both fighters log daily road work and expect strong conditioning for the Idaho event. Seat reservations pour in as sales set for the Temple Emperaay and Commercial Cigar house.
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Johnny Trambitas
Portland
Soug Myers
Brady Park
Bannock Athletic Club
Lynn Hospital
Spug
Trambitas
Myers
Idaho
Setertar
Ehapuaey
Cigarre
Lillian Gish Enjoys Italy and Fascisti Admiration
New York reports film star Lillian Gish returning aboard the Olympic after a seven month Italy visit. She carries an honorary Fascisti membership and praises Italian authorities for easing work rules to speed rush scenes and crowd extras for her film.
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New York
Li Gish
Olympic
Italy
Fascisti
Losses Reported in Moroccan Operation
Madrid reports Spanish laws in the recent military operations near Tizza Morocco left 4 killed and 210 wounded according to an official statement issued today.
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Morocco
Madrid
Tizza
Markets Livestock Chicago and Omaha June 6 reports
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show mixed declines and steadies. Cattle receipts around 12 900 in Chicago with slow demand and weak to lower grades. hogs active with some declines in light and medium butchers. sheep demand steady to strong with high lamb prices. Omaha reports lighter hogs and steady to lower cattle values, top veals near 9 10, lambs strong on fed and California lines.
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Kansas City cattle receipts hit 10 000 with calves 1500 and beef steers slow. early top steers 10 80 with few higher. most cows 6 25 to 7 00. yearlings 15 to 25 lower. bulls weak. hog receipts 15 000 with 160 190 lb avg 6 60 to 6 70. packer market 5 0 lower. sows steady to strong. sheep receipts 3 000 native lambs 25 higher. better grades 14 50 to 15 00. Texas wethers 6 50. best ewes 5 00.
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Chicago
Beef Co
California
Omaha
Kansas
Texas
Potatoes Steady As Markets Report Mixed Returns
Chicago market round up notes steady potato receipts at 41 cars with total U S shipment 650. Wisconsin Minnesota sacked round whites No 175 90 cwt priced around 0.th Louisiana Bliss and Alabama Bliss varieties show varied sales with prices near 3.25 to 3.50 while Irish cobblers bring 6.50 to 6.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
South Carolina
Sugar market firm as New York opens steady
The New York raw sugar market opens firm at 8c for Cuba cost and freight and 8c for centrifugal with no sales reported. Futures trade is quiet but steadier intraday, edging up before later small declines as covering and buying by commission houses appear. Refined prices hold around 9.75 to 9.90 for fine granulated with some good withdrawals on old contracts and limited new business.
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New York
Cubas
Grain and livestock price report from Chicago market
Chicago market notes show wheat No 1 hard at 1.12 and No 3 hard at 1.11, corn No 2 mixed, oats No 2 white around 45 and 45 with percentages, rye No 2, barley 10 66, Timothy seed 5.59 6.50, clover seed 15.00 17.50, pork nominal, lard 11.25, ribs 8.75 9.76.
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Chicago
Copper and metals quotes from New York market
Copper quiet with spot at 15 and futures 41.87. Tin steady at 42.06 spot and 41.87 futures. Iron steady No 1 northern 29.00 to 31.00. Lead steady spot 7.25 to 7.27. Zinc quiet East St. Louis spot 6.35 to 6.40. Antimony spot 5 to 6.95.
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New York
East St. Louis
Money market report from New York yields steady rates
Call money eases with rates around 4 percent as of June 6 in New York. Ruling, closing bid and offered levels stand at 4 percent, while last loan mirrors this. Time loans remain steady with mixed collateral at 60 to 90 days at 4 percent, 54 to 6 months at 5 percent, and prime commercial paper at 5 percent.
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New York
Exchange Rates From New York on June 6
Foreign exchange quotations show irregular demand in cents with Great Britain at 4.62 percent and cables 4.70 Italy and Germany demand around 5 percent. Other rates include Belgium 5.50 5.66 Holland 39.18 39.22 Norway 16.60 Sweden 26.60 Denmark 18.24 Switzerland 18.02 Spain 15.13 Greece 2.72 Poland 0.18 Czecho Slovakia 99 Argentine 386.37 Brasil 10.30 and Montreal 97 15-16.
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New York
Great Britain
Italy
Be Cium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Argentine
Brasil
Montreal
Interest Increases In Auto Contest
Contest standings show Beverly Matthews leading with substantial earnings and multiple local residents, including Thelma Chestnut Mrs G H Sorenson and Mrs A L Holland, among others, in the Chevrolet contest. Several names appear garbled but indicate widespread merchant participation.
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Beverly Matthews
Thelma Chestnut
G. H. Sorenson
A. L. Holland
Frank Homan
Merritt Higham
Robert Barker
Boy Bopey
Vssascs Vesaciene
Lee Treseder
Frank Thompson
Salone Langford
Bob Jackson
Liberty bonds and U S Treasury closing prices
New York June 6 Liberty bonds closed with various valuations. The 8s and 4s series show different quotes with first and second 48s near 98.12 to 98.24, Victory 4s uncalled, and U S Treasury 4s at 99.26.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
U. S. Treasury
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Walter Cleare
Citizens
Lillian Gish
Omatia
Kansas City
Wright
Renit
Pocatello Roofing Company
CALL
A. M. Jacobsen
Orpheum Theatre
Twilight Sleep
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