Deaf and Blind Idaho Student Charms Chamber Forum
Charles Collins an 18 year old graduate of the Gooding School for the Deaf and Blind spoke at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Bannock hotel. He described work at the Idaho school and compared it with other states, noting high self support for blind graduates and strong legislative support. The meeting also planned events for Major General Bullard including a reception and trout breakfast at the Bannock hotel.
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Charles Collins
Gooding School For the Deaf and Blind
Chamber of Commerce
Forum
Bannock Hotel
Chamber
Officers Reserve Corps
American Legion
Robert Lee Bullard
Collins
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Boise
Dick Wells
Joan
J. L King
Bullard
Bantock
J H Peter
W.ll
Friend in Need Promises Relief for Daughter
Mrs. L F Hats of 223 Floral Avenue, Johnson City, N Y, reports that after using India F Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound her 20 year old daughter, previously frail with aches, gained appetite and cheerful energy. She credits the remedy as a friend in need and highly recommends it for weakly women.
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India F. Pinkharm
Abi
Rs. L F
Floral Avenue
Johoson City
N. F
Bank Suit Is Before Court
A group of admirers greeted two passengers on the Continental Limited at a local terminal during a twenty minute stop. Miss Mary Benoit of Portland and Miss Edna Metcalf of Olympia, titled Miss Oregon and Miss Washington, head to Galveston Texas for the International Pageant of Pulchritude June 8 12. They are accompanied by their mothers and Lloyd Spencer Seattle newspaper representative as manager.
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Mary Benoit
Portland
Oregon
Edna Metcalf
Olympia
Washington
Galveston
Texas
Lloyd Spencer
Seattle
Miss Benoit
Miss Metcalf
Beauty Contest Winners Visit Pocatello Before Galveston Pageant
Olympia’s Edna Metcalf and Portland’s Mary Benoit, two beauty titleholders, stopped in Pocatello with mothers and a press agent en route to the International Pageant of Pulchritude in Galveston June 8 to 12. Local crowd and reporters asked many questions as the pair, both employed and planning further schooling, shared thoughts on work and aims.
Archbold Withdrawn to Aid Testimony in Notes History
Archbold is withdrawn so Mr Moon can testify about the notes history after bank records were entered as evidence. The Katowice Poland Katolick Polski newspaper faces libel suit over a fiction story alleging taxicab 4433 usage by spies at the Polish German frontier. The cab’s chauffeur denies being a spy. All Elks slated for Flag Day at Elks Temple, Sunday 3 p.m., public invited, especially patriotic groups. Read Tribune Want Ads.
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Archbold
Moon
Katowice
Poland
Katolick Polski
Elks
Elks Temple
Sun. P. m
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Gooding School For Deaf and Blind
Xead Tribune
Gate City
Pocatello
Olympia Washington
Benoit
Edna
JC Penney
United States
New York
The
Tammany Society
John R. Voorhis
Board of Elections
Braves
Enue
Glen Howatt
WG. Jenkins and Co
Mackay
D. W. Standrod
D. L. Evans
Mackay Institution
Standrod & Co. Bank
Blackfoot
Standrod
Mr Evans
Mackay Bank
A. L. Merritt
Blackfoot Institution
Standrod & Co
Merrill
Blackfoot Bank
Evans
DV Archbold
Jenkins Co Bank
Clark B. Moon
Barrett
Pocatello Lumber Co
Spa
Tepairet
Tribune
Kellogg’s
Pocatello Greenhouse & Floral CO
East Wyeth
General Motors
GMAC
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Marquette
SALLE
Cadillac
Ceneral Motors
Prigidaire
Genersi Motors
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