New Idaho Falls City Projects and Council Actions
Idaho Falls city council on Friday directed bids for a diesel engine and equipment to power a municipal water pump during emergencies. The Utah Power and Light Co offered to supply power with lower costs than new equipment, pending committee review. The city also addressed park land sale refunds, highway cooperation, garbage disposal receptacles, official bonds, and traffic rules to ease downtown congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Underhill
Utah Power and Light Company
Water and Light Committee
Peterson and Coffin
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
William Hall
Hall
Chamber
Federal Highway Department
State Department
Bonneville County
Alma Newman
Governor Will Appoint Commissioner Agriculture
Boise June 6 Governor Moore is expected to appoint soon the members of a commission asked by W Krossness state commissioner of agriculture. The panel will conduct an economic survey to advise farmers on profitable crops and those with high overheads. The governor plans swift action after returning from a ten day trip to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Moore
W. Krossness
Final Rites End Idaho Central Railroad
The Idaho Central Railroad company is dissolved and its existence ended by judge ordered incorporation cancellation. The Oregon Short Line settlement confirms winding up, with Twin Falls men holding title and workers receiving minimal pay after investments collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Central Railroad Company
E. A. Walters
Walters & Parry
M. J. Sweeley
Sweeley & Sweeley
W. A. Babcock
Idaho
Oregon
Idaho Central
George Conrad Wolfie
Davis
Wolfie
Stewart
Corse
Offle
Wolfle
Oregon Short Lines
Win Fells National Bank
Defunct Buhl Bank to Open Doors Again
Delegations from the federal reserve system and Idaho banking interests in Buhl spark rumors of reopening the First National Bank of Buhl. Negotiations are pending with potential outcomes including reopening the old bank or establishing a new institution after the March 19 closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhl Bank
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Twin Falls Delegates Headed to Idaho BPW Convention
Twin Falls delegates prepare for the Idaho Business and Professional Women's Association meeting in Pocatello Gate City with songs slogans and poems to boost Miss Mary Dobinson's bid for president. Delegations from 17 Idaho clubs will attend a two day event featuring a national officer and a banquet Monday night.
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Twin Falls
Mary Dobinson
Idaho Business A Professional Women's Association
Gate City
Idaho
Expenditures For Reclamation In Idaho Five Months
Boise report shows first five months of 1925 spending totaling 10 404 49 with 208 percent of the biennium elapsed and 11 3 percent cut of the 66 250 appropriation. Swendsen says 3 566 29 received since January, 2 802 placed in the general fund and the rest in revolving funds for specified uses.
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Boise
W. G. Swendsen
Reclamation
C. ©. Moore
New Officers of Woodmen of World Form Next Year
The Woodmen of the World elected officers for the coming year in a regular session led by W. W. Little as P C C and M. Terry as C C. An upcoming Palm Leaf circle dance is planned for June 10 for members and families. Denver reports a goal to recruit 85,000 new members by fall as the order, over a century old, now has an annual income around 4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woodmen of the World
P. OC. C
W. W. Little
C. C
M. & Terry
A. L
Joseph Primb
J. W. Lawrence
M. C. Moerer
E. J. Miller
W. A. McKien
C. BE. M. Loux
W. A. Young
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
Denver
Colorado
Woman leader guest of club in state BPW convention
Mrs. Chloe Miller McReynolds of Asheville N C arrived in Pocatello to attend the state convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs at Antlers hall. She is recording secretary for the national federation and will speak on Our National Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Miller McReynolds
Asheville
N. C
Pocatello
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Antlers Hall
McReynolds
West Baden
National Federation
Charleston
8. C
MacReynolds
Tarheel
Wesley Walker MacReynolds
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Chloe Scholes Miller
Community Chest Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Star
Southwest Shorthand Reporters’ Association
Community Chest
Advertising Club
Ad Club
Congress
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
Personal Notices from Pocatello Area Residents
Short excerpts list travelers visitors and ill or recovering residents in Pocatello and nearby towns. Notables include R. E. Pierce in Omaha for Union Pacific conference, Mrs. Hilman and daughters from Lima Mont visiting, Bishop Pond’s wife traveling to Salt Lake, and various local residents reported ill, visiting, or traveling to Malad, Blackfoot, Ogden, and Grace.
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R. E. Pierce
Omaha
Union Pacific
Harold Burton
North Arthur Avenue
A. W. Hilman
Audrey
Nellie Hilman
Lima
Mont
Nina Magee
Montpellier
Idaho
Pocatello
Orville Devorss
North Main Street
O. W. Lawrence
Malad
F. A. Sanders
F. E. Ders
Grace
Aurora
Ill
Annabelle McCall
McCall Beauty Shop
Ellowstone
John Stevens
Montpelier
Neighbors of Woodcraft Postpones Dedication Services
The dedication services for the Neighbors of Woodcraft, originally set for tomorrow, are postponed to Sunday June 14. A dance is planned tonight at Commercial hall with Mellveen orchestra. The Ladies Aid of Alameda Sunday school meets Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. E. A. Bradfield’s home on South Second avenue. Mooseheart Legion hosts a free dance tonight at K C hall with prizes. Dance Palace tonight offers prize night with seven piece orchestra. winner receives a suit and a gown for the prize ticket holder.
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Woodcraft
Commercial Hall
Mellveen Orchestra
Ladies’ Aid
Alameda Community
E. A. Bradfield
South Second Avenue
O’clark
Mooseheart Legion
K. C. Hall
Dance Palace
Warren Williams
Newspapers topic at Know Your Town discussion series
At the YWCA in Pocatello the Know Your Town series discusses newspapers and their effect on public opinion. Idaho State Journal and Pocatell Tribune editors present views on censorship and staff roles, highlighting women’s contributions in journalism and loyalty to home papers.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Frank W. Brown
Idaho State Journal Company
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatells Tribune Company
Brown
Mr. Ifft
Mr. Brown
Ifft
Idaho
New Books for Local Kiddies at Public Library
The public library adds new children's titles for summer, including fairy tales and favorites by Alcott Burgess Altsheler Dumas Bonsels and Robinson. Vacation clubs for girls form at Bonneville and West Side branches with weekly meetings. Bonneville branch hours shift to mornings and a circulating collection is available at the Sixth Ward L D S chapel. cards from any branch may be used for borrowing.
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Louisa M. Alcott
Thornton Burgess
Joseph Altsheler
Dumas
Alexander Dumas
Heaven Folk
Waldemar Bonsels
Bill the Minder
W. Heath Robinson
Aulor
East Side
Bonneville
West Side
Russell
Dorothy Bucks
Sixth Ward
L. D
South Fourth Avenue
6Th Ward Chapel
Summer Vacation Privileges At Public Library
The public library offers eight books per borrower for the entire summer. Patrons may choose titles they've long intended to read and carry them on vacation.
Pocatello Chamber Praises Convention Programs
J K Fjeldstad of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce praised the fifth annual state convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs opening Monday. He commended the attractive session programs and entrance materials free of advertising. The program covers are purple with silver lettering and gold ribbon, matching the convention color scheme.
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J._ KE. Fjeldstad
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bies
Youth Forgery Arrest Ties to Utah Car Theft
Earl Cole a 17 year old charged with forgery and held after trying to pass a forged check at the Golden Rule store. He is wanted in Salt Lake City by federal authorities in connection with an auto theft there and is believed to be returned to Salt Lake City after bond issues.
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Earl Cole
Wm. A. Hyde
Salto S City
L. A. Lebrbas
Cole
Golden Rule
Utah
Balt Lake City
Graveling Work to Employ 100 on Short Line June Start
About 100 men will be employed by the Short Line on traveling graveling from Orchard to Nampa starting June 10. Gravel delivery for the Roberts to Dubois segment will end about June 15, marking progress on the ongoing project.
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Orchard
Nampa
Roberts
Dubois
Mission Official Describes Home Missions Work
Laura Parker of New York City spoke to five dozen women at the Methodist Church about home mission work, focusing on migratory children. H. Locke played piano as scripture and prayer followed. The event, under the Woman's Home Missionary Society, included a program and tea with yellow roses.
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Laura Parker
New York City
Council of Women For Home Sions
Eistr
Methodist Church
Wi . H. Locke
J. 4
Bruce Goranson
George ‘Oliver
Ea Rath
Helen
Cnrver
Locke, Coover
Burrus
Advice to Farmers on Eggs and Fries in Idaho and Oregon
The Ida ho-Oregon Egg Producers headquartered at Caldwell Idaho asks members to cooperate in improving egg quality by studying hen feeding. The plan aims to raise market value and possibly improve fries grades. In Twin Falls district poultry conditions look better this year and egg prices in 1925 are about 8 cents higher.
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Idaho-Oregon
Caldwell
Idaho
Twin Falls
Orchestra closes successful season at Idaho Falls
The Tech symphony orchestra ended its 1024-25 season with a final concert May 8 in Idaho Falls. Nine concerts featured at Frazier hall and other Idaho venues from November through May including a Schubert dance adaptation and a De Molay testimonial. Conductor Roubidoux and the full ensemble plan future contests and masterworks with returning players.
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Tech Symphony Orchestra
Idaho
Frazier Hall
Fort Hall
Portia Maiafield
Schubert
Mansfield
de Molay
Adelaide Anderson
Blackfoot
Malad City
Idaho Falls
Roubidoux
Seles
Ronbidovy
Legion drive over subscription tops quota in Thomas ward
Returns from the American Legion drive show Thomas ward leading with 57.90 collected against a 10.92 asked. The quarter overran its target as supporters contributed far beyond the required amount.
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Tribune i Blackfoot
American Legion
Thomas Ward
Ward
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T. R. Neilson
Sara K. Thomas
Raymond Thorpe
Mr. Roubidoux
Library of
Frasier Hall
Woodmen OF World
P. W
Riaintias WA
Boy
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Rosslyn, Va
Girl Scouts of America
Corona
Idaho Typewriter
Tomsdie le Lo
Atgelus
Milady
Hedput
Three Flowers
Tin Hillrose Theatrical Cream
Mascarine
Ingram’s Milkweed Cream
Colgate
Colgate’s
Woodbury
Comenene
Jevenny Com- Cae 4Ic
Degaett Cel Cream
Rampsdell’s
Hinds
Java
Kelynes
van van
Armand
Intubec
Harriet Lexerta
Hebbard Ayer
Harriet Mubbard Ayer
Ewes Veooan Ai
Semon
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