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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
11
Manning and Sorgatz starred as the Twilight Nines battled to a 5 5 tie with Pocatello Tent and Awning Friday night. Both teams traded scoring plays, with the Tent and Awning crew scoring late to tie and darkness ending the seventh inning scoreless. The Twilight league series continues with lively play and sportsmanlike effort.
Clarence Higley fined 10 dollars and jailed for vagrancy after police arrest on Thursday with an old car. He claimed he borrowed it from a Sheridan man for 5 dollars and a pint of whiskey. Higley tried to send a jungle companion to move the car to Dillon. Glover Collins and J M Ford received floater sentences for vagrancy. Clyde Evans and V Miller forfeited fines for overtime parking and speeding respectively.
Boise June 7 AP Frederick A Motz of the foreign agricultural service says Northern Europe and England favor small apples to maximize per pound. He notes American NW apples have high market reputation but European producers in Crimea Ukraine and Russia are improving quality and packing to compete as demand shifts and prices vary.
A detailed model depicts gas shells air ships grenades and artillery while over 500 mechanized figures represent Germans Austrians French English Australians Canadians and Americans. The diorama spans a mountain setting resembling Hill 304 and the Argonne forest and Ypres with each man and piece of equipment operated by machinery.
A short advertisement lists prices for pies and meals: two pies for in town, three pies for in town, four pies for in town. Address given 235 East Center and a contact phone 811. ELLOS DRAKOS is noted as manager for day and night service.
An Sunday morning match at the Country Club pits the Scots against the Scandinavians after a heated dispute over Tournament fob No. 19. Team lists include Nielson, Leonard, Belnap, Miller for the Scots and Carruthers, Andersen, Jack, Valentine for the Scandinavians. The contest ends with the losing side hosting a dinner for the winners. A separate note mentions Peter udin's peanut cart whistle being curbed in court in New York.
Government Meteorologist A L McCuistin explains the mud rain event of May 6 1930 in Oklahoma. A fifty mile per hour velocity surface wind lifted dust to about five thousand feet then moisture caused the dirt to settle as mud rain. Palmer Peas a long incarcerated Atlanta preacher is noted as highly arrested. A cement mixing fact states one part cement water and sand make one part cement. Icebergs are described as hot not cold on Monday.
Lewiston Idaho June 7 AP W D Vincent commissioner of education said the state wants a big man to head the University of Idaho and is taking time for a new president. The three day Moscow meeting will address Dr F J Kelly’s resignation and routine matters, with salary hikes for J E Turner and C E Bocock and the naming of Talkington Hall dormitory at Lewiston normal.
Manhattan reformers parade Fifth Avenue in shorts and golf stock saying it is better to go barelegged after days of heat. The measure follows their march and displays a shift in male attire norms during the heat wave.
Mechanical wonders with Wortham Shows promise an exhibition next week. Inventor J. E. Miller spent seven years developing the little battlefield aiming to recreate wartime scenes with detailed mechanics. The display emphasizes ingenuity and hands on engineering born from wartime ideas.
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