Secretary Jardine to Visit Pocatello Tuesday
Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine, touring Idaho, will be guest of honor at a public luncheon at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello tomorrow noon. The Kiwanis, Rotary, Realtors and Business and Professional Women's clubs join the session participants for the event. Reservations are to be phoned to the Chamber of Commerce. Jardine is a native of Idaho with farming holdings near Idaho Falls.
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William Jardine
Indaho
Nnst
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
E. J. Fredsted
D. Jones
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jardine
West
Kansas
Idaho
T. D. Jones
Fredsted
Rotary
Great Dam
Miss Dobinson
Pocatello Club
Moscow
Mulliner
Idaho Palla
Jennie Dukes
St. Anthony
Vassar
Lewiston
Mamie Hall
Rupert Eunice Cingleton
Burley
Anderstine
Twin Falls
Rose Wilson
Buhl
Stringfellow
Boise
Chase
Nampa
Olive ‘Bess
Caldwell
Fashion News Notes on Summer Gloves and Materials
The June fashion note discusses summer gloves as standout costume items. It notes chamois gloves are usually imitation, with sheep skin treated to imitate chamois. White and natural shades are popular, with gauntlets often ornamented and fastened by clasps or elastic. A new design features a limp gauntlet with a side slit.
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Lamont
Pocatello Tribune
Ely
Ness
Ganenthe
Tuna Fish Promoted To Halt Idaho Goitre Epidemic
An Idaho prediction links goitre prevention to regular tuna consumption due to natural iodine. Reports claim Ocean fish like tuna are rich in iodine and could protect people who include the fish in weekly meals.
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Idaho
Gostra
Durae
Fifth Annual Session Opens in Pocatello
The article covers the Fifth Annual Session opening in Pocatello with remarks on teaching tech to Idaho, board actions on President Frazier, and welcome to visiting federation delegates. It notes discussions in Boise and Moscow, the board’s stance on extending tech education, and Frazier’s reply defending four year possibilities. It also describes convention activities including luncheons, receptions, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institue
Pocatello
Idaho
Frazier
Boise
Moscow
State Board of Education
Yoursel Huntington Taylor
Board of Education
Frasier
Huntington Taylor
Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Taylor
Technical Institute
M. R. Frazier
Y. W
B. Marie Aukerman
Martha Evans
Chloe Miller McReynolds
Asheville
N. C
National Federation
Margaret Stewart
Utah Federation
Juliet Minson
Naomi Fraker
Ae Club
Savoy
Vera Hoimay
Pocatello Club
Ahlma Kasemeyer
Gooding
Hotel Guests List From Across the Region
Lodging details show numerous visitors at Bannock and other inns including W. C. Bradford Salt Lake F Harrington Boise and J G Sell Chester. The lists name travelers from Salt Lake Ogden Boise Lehi Twin Falls Rexburg and many more cities with assorted affiliations and spouses.
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McCammon
G. Wood
M. T. Curry
Gooding
H. E. Bodle
Ogden
G. A. Callahan
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
B. Cox
Twin Falls
L. Yerger
Omaha
R. C. Hoer
F. E. Stanfred
N. Sowers
F. H. Barnes
W. H. Young
Dubois
L. B. Farley
San Francisco
F. C. White
Dillon
R. B. Woodvine
Rexburg
R. D. Wilson
Champaign
Heatwave Driven Incidents Stun New York Area
Sweltering heat triggers street pavement melt in Angston as officers dodge trucks. New York traffic squads get wooden platforms after a near rundown incident. Passengers bound for coast advised to take cover. Army privates on French leave surrender after long hot march. A Civil War veteran collapses during Memorial Day parade in Union City New Jersey. A Cleveland fashion show features fur coats as merchants push for all day store closures.
Boy Scout Council endorses camp funding and girl camp fees
The Boy Scout executive council approves $566.77 for the annual Tenday encampment at Camp Tenday. Proceeds from YWCA rentals for attending girls will fund improvements including tennis courts and a swimming pool. The council notes the court of honor was the largest yet, and a $1 weekly fee for each attending girl or campfire girl helps cover depreciation rather than full expenses.
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Boy Scout Executive Council
Camp
Tenday
Y. W
W. F. Howard
D. Gray
A. P. Say
F. C. Terrell
Buryl Blevens
J. I. King
0. F. Call
H. W. Henderson
Mr. Say
W. IL. Raymond
W. H. Jensen
W. R. Siders
R. H.3utton
Mr Blevens
Hotel Baock
Personal notices and greetings from the region
Local personals list travelers heading to Chicago and New York City including Tom Catavas Alexander Martinson Leone Barrister J Wickwire and others. Civic Club tea at the public library postponed due to conventions with a June 15 regular meeting and entertainment planned.
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A. B. Sumston
Tracy Hegging
Blester
Salt Lake
Civic Club
Theublic Library
Railroads, fires, and travels fill busy Idaho week
Airbrake foreman T D Gilmore left for Omaha to attend a rule revision meeting. A box car fire near the viaduct caused alarms but no damage. Union Pacific staff speak on traffic losses due to bus and truck competition at a church meeting Wednesday night. Numerous railroad employees and families are noted in travel, leaves, and births around Shoshone and Twin Falls, Idaho, with reports of fishing, falls visits, and local work shifts.
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T. D. Gilmore
Omaha
Neb
G. H. Sines
Union Facific System
L. D
First Ward
Mr. Sines
Rea Corwin
Bryan Corwin
Twin Falls
Shoshone Falls
Blue Lakes
PATHER IVORY VISIT ENDS WITH TRIBUNE LINKAGES
Town notes report R N Ivory of Salt Lake and his son E E B Ivory of the Tribune circulation team will travel to Portland and Seattle visiting relatives including Fred Ivory Otto and Norris Nelson. The piece also notes Mrs Gaylord Sanford of Pocatello reached the National Musical contest finals in Portland but exited in the second elimination against entrants from major cities. Meanwhile the Boy Scouts join Father and Sons Week observance via mutual efforts with the Po catello stake and the council appoints a committee to plan activities for July 23 to 25.
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Pather
R. N. Ivory
Salt Lake
E. E B. Ivory
The
Tribune
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Fred Ivory
Otto
Norris Nelson
Pocatello
Gaylord Sanford
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Sanford
Misa Adelaide Anderson
B. F. Anderson
Adelaide Anderson
BOY
Bo Scouts of America
Mutual Improvement Association
Father and Sons
Bury Bleving
C. F. Call
State Mutual Association Board
Scout Council
W. F. Howard
W. L. Reymond
M. W. Williams
Dr. Call
Campbell Case in Idaho Blue Sky Suit Fails to State Facts
Boise June 8 The Idaho Copper Corp sues Stewart Campbell state mine inspector for 100000 in a demurrer argues the complaint lacks sufficient facts. Another suit filed May 22 against EB Porter Idaho finance commissioner seeks to enjoin sale of investment certificates challenging the blue sky law.
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Boise
Idaho Copper Corporation
Stewart Campbell
United States District Court
Investors’ Syndicate of
Minneapolis
EB. W. Porter
Campbell
Idaho
Porter
Telegraph Company Managers Meet
Western Union district managers gathered at the Hotel Bannock to discuss ways to boost service efficiency and outline a major constructive program including line extensions across the region. Pocatello boasted the state’s largest office as the meeting noted extensive expansions planned for this year and beyond.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Bannock
Pocatello
Western Union
A. B. Cowan
Company
A. G. Lafe
Salt Lake
H. H. Hardy
Denver
J. Groves
R. E. Peters
Atkinson
H. W.deneke
P. L. Barstow
Life
Salt Ike
Robert Burton
J. H. Moore
EB. E. Cabble
Logan
Utah
L. J. Footer
Twin Falls
J. N. Ward
Ees Peterson
Les Falls
A Balnra Buhl
W. J. Dermody
Odenn
EB. Menlove
Minnesota hosts Coolidge centroid centennial reception
President Coolidge visits Minnesota for a centennial celebration with a warm greeting in St Paul and Minneapolis. Officials and dignitaries meet him at Kellogg house and Nicollet hotel while crowds cheer as schools dismiss for the event and a lunch at the hotel precedes an afternoon address at the fair grounds. Dr Gisle Bothne leads the centennial committee.
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Paul
State House
Minneapolis
Coolidge
Kellogg
Bryn
Norway
Fair Grounds
Nicolette Hotel
Shipstead
Minnesota
Senate
Norbeck
South Dakota
Newton
Business
North Dakota
Volstead
Northwest
St. Paul
Gisle Bothne
University of
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Aariculture Head
Ben Bean
Potatello
Bill Tatro Ee
Wwe Eae
Vaugh
Ownend
Oasee
Stratford
Dene
eCabe O
Therriault
Fashion News
Tech
University of Idaho
Lillian Spongberg
Savoy Cafe
W. C. Bradford
Bradford
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
F. Harrington
Singer Sewing Machine
F. Harding
St. Marie
G. TI. Merrick
Hansen
Crow
W. G Bradford
L. Liebman
F. O. Switzer
Angton
New York
Arabic
Lapland
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Union City
N. J
Cleveland
New York Merchants' Association
Ee Life Insurance
Watt
BOY Scout Council
Tom Catavas
Alexander Martinson
North
Harrison
New York City
J. Wickwire
Berta Reagoner
Olive Spinster
Agnes Shepard
Bertha Stacy
Eleanor Thompson
Sarah Thomas
Lillian Fosse
R. B. Stringfellow
Boisery Salaman
Love Miller Smith
Nellie Sandgren
Mable Thompson
Irene Ward
Maude Dayton
Dot George
Julia M. Staack
Alice Vassar
George Richardson
Leona
George Theobalt
Montpelier
Arthur Amundsen
Master Mechanic's Office
Gerard T. Garvin
John Cullen
C. M. Phelps
Yard Checker
Virgil Garst
W. R. Kennison
W. RB. Kennison
B. Foreman
Amarillo
Texas
Robert L. Monroe
B. & B. Water Service
J. W. Carlson
C. M. McFarland
Norman Farr
Motor Car Department
Arco
Mr. Carlson
Antelope Creek
James Creek
Lost River Fair
O. R. Warburton
Mr. Warburton
Sho‘shone
Jerry Upton
Harry Wade
Chris Sorgatz
B. & B. Mill
Vancouver
B. C
Tia Juana
Mexico
Gus Sorgatz
Pebble
Sorgatz
Swansend
American Falls Highway
Pocatello Shrine Club
Saan
Telegraph Company
Mrs. Burritt
Gordon Apts
Leeney
North Main
Petersens
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