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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
3
Downey prepares for Black and White Day on June 12 featuring a dairy demonstration by state leader Marion Hepworth and county agent Julia Pond. Idaho dairy products will be showcased with milk drinks salads desserts and cheese garnishes at Hyde's store from 2 to 3 30 p m.
A diet guidance note urges roughage for reducing diets to prevent constipation and anemia. Kellogg's All-Bran is recommended by doctors for its bulk and iron content, aids elimination, and is nonfattening. It suggests serving ideas and notes Kellogg production in Battle Creek.
The Stewart Hoover Post prepared for the Legion Rodeo June 19 to 21 by allocating thirty members to grounds prep. Idaho Power’s A L Morgan agreed to install cluster lights at home grounds. A Legion parade float will lead with Fort Hall Indians in festival costumes.
Mrs Vernessa Penrose, formerly Miss Vernessa Penrose, and her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Penrose are mentioned. Bishop and Mrs W O Thompson and Mr and Mrs R H Christensen of Cambridge are at Logan this week attending the Temple mission of the Portneuf stake.
About forty members of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Memorial home to hear Mrs. Vosatka discuss Czecho-Slovakia including insights from her Bohemia trip five years after World War I. Music featured Bohemian violin pieces by Mildred Pacina and Ruth Smith during the summer hour.
County nurse Alyse Scollard reports 3418 physical examinations completed for all Bingham county schools. Five hundred eighty seven pupils had tonsil removal this school year. May exams totaled 341 with local doctors assisting. toxin antitoxin clinics to begin in Shelley, Goshen, and Aberdeen.
Jack Kenscher, holder of a world bull dogging record at Ft Worth, will compete at the Fourth Annual American Legion Rodeo in Blackfoot Idaho June 19 20 21. He plans to bring several top rodeo hands, boosting the talent lineup as the Blackfoot show arrives early.
No other major performances were planned that period as the Cowboys dispersed to stage shows in Montana, Canada and Wyoming, signaling a multi-location engagement slate. The move marks a shift from a single venue to a broader touring footprint across North America.
Dr. George A. Cathey of Portland set a new national record with a 354 yard 2 foot 7 inch shot in a Western Archery association tournament, surpassing his prior mark by over four yards. In Atlanta a motorist faced court for parking overtime as Bobby Jones avoided a name error on the final round of a British amateur golf event.
A report from Oroville California notes that persistent cold weather has increased oil production from local olive groves, boosting supply and affecting prices. The article cites farm observers and regional market data.
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