Malad Becomes Idaho First To Tax And Legalize 3 2 Beer
Malad city council unanimously passed two beer ordinances in a single session making Malad the first Idaho town to tax and legalize 3.2 per cent malt beverages. The measures include a $25 dealer license and approval to sell 3.2 per cent beer, with readings completed and effective immediately.
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Malad
Idaho
Paul Garst
D. R. Thomas
L. O. Daniels
W. E. Evans
Mr. Thomas
Jedd Jones, Jr
Idaho Falls
Garst
Buzz of the Burg Column Notes Local Pocatello Life
The Three Musketeers carry on the Buzz of the Burg parody noting The Pocatello Tribune policy and Ing's absence. Mayor Brown sparked a beer debate while Kizzener preferred quiet, and a risqué anecdote about two women using sheets for dates is recalled with file-logged names.
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Ing
Buzz
Burg
Pocatello Tribune
The
Charles A. Brown
Cowboy Ben
Boise
Kizzener
Siberia
the Tribune
Strange As It Seems by John Hix summary note
A collage of curiosities reports bobbed hair in a Norwegian family with six children. a note on inheritance by Rector A D Danielson and McClure studies. a newborn kangaroo’s development in the pouch. gravity effects on east versus west bound ships. tomorrow feature The State Divided.
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John Hix
Leg. U. & Pat of
Norway
Danielson
Local incidents and a Miss Eastern Idaho candidate
A local motorist with a dental mishap escapes a charge after explaining she had just had all teeth pulled and was treated by a dentist. Fort Hall student Miss Effie Matsow enters the Miss Eastern Idaho race as a strong candidate and potential Idaho ambassador to Chicago's Century of Progress.
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Effie Matsow
Fort Hall
Eastern Idaho
Lucy Pocatello Johnson
Chief Pocatello
Sherman Institute
Riverside
California
Matsow
Idaho
Chicago
Century of Progress
Blackfoot Youth Make Baseball Records Under Alan Cannon
Blackfoot June 7 Special report Young players in the second ward of Blackfoot are setting records in baseball under the direction of Alan Cannon as they train and compete in local games.
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Blackfoot
Alan Cannon
Boys Edge Wapello Ward In Tight 17 16 Victory
The team improved to 5 0 this season after a thrilling 17 16 win over Wapello Ward on Saturday. The game stayed tied into the ninth inning before the second ward squad clinched a late point to secure the triumph.
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Wapello Ward
Second Ward
Terrell's Store Undergoes Remodeling on West Center
Terrell's Shoe store on West Center street completes a week end remodeling. New flooring and red woodwork fixtures brighten the shop with cream walls. A display of new shoes and hosiery lines is announced as ready for customers with business continuing.
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Terrell Shoe
West Center Street
Question and Answer Quiz from a 1932 issue
This item asks ten trivia questions covering American and world geography and history. It includes capitals of Ohio and Poland, Millege, Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, St Morita resort, Roosevelt nomination speech, Denmark’s claim on Greenland, Columbus brothers, Anne Miller, and a Baker Street waxworks founder.
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Ohio
Millege‘lef
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
St. Morita
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Greenland
Brothers of Christopher Columbus
Anne Miller
Baker Street
London
Poland
Miller Rule on Amendment Interpreted by Idaho AG
The Idaho attorney general issued an interpretation on state tax amendments allowing taxpayers to prepay delinquent levies to escape higher interest. It notes past laws reduced interest on 1928 1928 1886 and 1931 taxes, with a deadline shifting to January 1935, while 1932 taxes retain a 10 percent rate immediately. The ruling was prepared for Dana B. Brinck of the Federal Land Bank in Spokane who suggested lenders may finance tax payments to avoid interest.
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Boise
Dana B. Brinck
Federal Land Bank
Spokane
Alameda Votes On Beer Tonight
Alameda village board meets at the community hall at 8 p m to consider passage of an ordinance legalizing the sale of 3.2 per cent beer. Raymond Hale says the measure will pass four to one. Carl C. Christensen drafted it. The vote may hinge on Pocatel lo action.
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Alameda
William Robison
Raymond 8. Hale
Carl C. Christensen
Idaho Falls
Mr. Hale
Petitions Urge Date Set for Constitutional Convention
Martin Garvin peace justice and prominent Democrat issued petitions in Poca tello urging Governor C Ben Ross to fix the date for a constitutional convention to ratify the twenty first amendment. Copies will be distributed to supporters and officials.
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C. Ben Ross
Pocatello
Martin Garvin
Volunteer canvass targets Bannock county towns today
Mr Garvin announces a county wide distribution of election materials to Bannock county towns and urges precinct volunteers to help circulate copies. Eight hundred twenty five workers have volunteered for a 3.2 percent beer election. thirteen precincts in Pocatello and Alameda need only 98 more workers. Twenty three polling places have been donated. Garvin notes that nearly 35 percent of volunteers are drys.
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Bannock County
Garvin
Pocatello
Alameda
Scouts Board of Review Tonight In First Ward Church
About 75 boy scouts will be examined by a review board at 8 o clock tonight in the basement of the First Ward L D S church with Ben McLaughlin as chairman. Other members are Frank Stratton William Tolman Merlin Hale Samuel Adams and Leon Jewett. Court of honor set for June 14 at Congregational church with E N Vaughn as chairman Ray Stratford and S E Brady officiating.
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First Ward
L. D. S. Church
Ben McLaughlin
Frank Stratton
William Tolman
Merlin Hale
Samuel Adams
Leon Jewett
Congregational Church
E. N. Vaughn
Ray Stratford
S. E. Brady
Bannock Hotel Gets New High Speed Elevator
A new high speed elevator to replace the Bannock hotel unit damaged by fire arrived today and workmen began installation. The update signals restoration progress at the Bainock hotel as engineers finalize the upgrade.
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Bannock Hotel
Otis Elevator to Open Soon With Safety Stop Feature
The Otis manufactured elevator will be ready by week’s end. It travels at 450 feet per minute and uses a direct current motor. A new device aligns the carriage with floors and an automatic safety prevents the car from falling in emergencies.
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Otis Company
E. L. Dale Named President Of Pocatello Lions
E L Dale manager of J C Penney was named president of the Pocatello Lions at a dinner meeting held Monday at the Banquet hall. The announcement highlighted his leadership role and the club’s upcoming activities.
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E. L. Dale
J.C. Penney Company
Pocatello Lions’ Club
Ban
Lions Club Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
The club elected Harry Young as vice president Eugene Kile as secretary treasurer Ned Grossman as lion tamer Miller Bodell as tail twister J. O. Anderson and William Holder as two year directors James Hopper one year director with E L Dale Dwight Gove named delegates to the Ogden district convention June 19 20 alternates Ned Grossman Stanley Cleare The next meeting will be a picnic at The Cottonwoods on Rapid Creek.
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Harry Young
Eugene Kile
Ned Grossman
Miller Bodell
J. O. Anderson
William Holder
James Hopper
E. L. Dale
Dwight Gove
Ogden
Stanley Cleare
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Maynard Rausch
Watertown
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