4 H club speaker highlights Idaho progress and awards
D. E. Warren of Burley spoke at the Bannock hotel luncheon as the chamber of commerce joined with the American Legion to promote Days of Old Fort Hall. He reviewed 1931 4 H achievements, noted scholarship to Wilma Mitchell and champion awards in dairy and canning events, and gave enrollment projections for 1932 central district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Warren
Burley
Central Idaho
University of Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Nate Block
Chamber
American Legion
Clara Albion Harrison
Douglas Hayes
Warren
Wilma Mitchell
Shoshone
Lola McGregor
Cleveland
Leola Barrus
Blackfoot
Mitchell
International Harvester Company
McGregor
Chicago
Portland
Barrus
Idaho
Power Central District
Raft River Baby Beef Club
Malta
Kimberly
Bliss Beef Club
Ogden
Central District
Afton Nye
John Hood Lauded for Airminded Civic Work in Pocatello
Buzz of the Burg reports John Hood has become airminded since aviation linked to Pocatello. He aided the first chamber of commerce aviation committee and helped secure the current municipal field. The column muses on political skirmishes, Democratic prep for a vice presidential bid, social notices, and Boise Statesman’s favorable Borah stance on the bonus question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hood
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Boise Statesman
Borah
Statesman
Attitude Toward Borah Seen as Pose by Tribune
The Tribune notes Borah opinion as mostly a pose while praising yearly learn to swim classes for children run with the Y M C A. It highlights Pocatello librarian Mrs Madden and mentions Joseph Ruffner Jr. visiting with his mother Mrs Winn and his worldly poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ruffner Jr
Two Held for Extradition in Utah Burglary Case
Clyde Ketchum and Roy Beeton were released on $500 bond each awaiting extradition to Brigham City Utah on burglary charges. They claim an alibi at a Marsh Creek ranch near Inkom while a car owned by Beeton was found near a Brigham City canning plant. Local and sheriff’s officers and the Pocatello police led the investigation before arraignment before Judge R. S. Callis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ketchum
Roy Beeton
Brigham City
Utah
Canning Company
Marsh Creek
Inkom
Sheriff's Office
Pocatello Police Department
R. S. Callis
Tax On Checks Begins June 21 Under 1932 Act
The article outlines key dates for taxes under the 1932 revenue act including income tax starting January 1 1932 and various duties due by June 6 June 21 and July 1 1932. It lists taxed items such as lubricating oil autos candy chewing gum jewelry radios refrigerators sporting goods matches tires gasoline and services like telephone electric energy and bank checks. Consumers pay three percent tax via the distributing company monthly to the treasury.
Moron Cricket Control Efforts Progress Across Reservations
Fort Hall welcomed G. E. Lindquist of the Board of Indian Commissioners who visited to study the Mor mon cricket situation. He wired Washington in support of extra funds for control measures as the program advances on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Fort Hall
G. E. E. Lindquise
Board of Indian Commissioners
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Lindquist
Indian Office
Washington
Supt
F. A. Gross
Masons to Decide on Reunion Dates
Po catello Lodge of Perfection Scot tish rite plans an 8 o clock Thursday night meeting at the Masonic temple. Members will consider many membership proposals and a definite fall reunion date. The gathering is likely the last before summer vacation, so high attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
Youngster Brings Courage in Pittsburgh Burglary
Russell Frazee, age six, woke to a prowler in his room and called to his sister Ruthie for a butcher knife. The burglar fled through a window and tumbled down a 40 foot embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Russell Frazee
Russell
Ruthie
Local Notes From Pocatello Area And Regional Events
A string of social, civic and infrastructure items from Pocatello Idaho covers visitors, duos and moves. J W Wright visits Ogden Utah while Paul Whetherington returns from California and Miss Jean O Slater visits from Las Vegas. A new concrete pour advances the federal building foundation. A birth at the Tyler residence records a daughter named Donna Lee. University of Idaho graduates Howard Worley and others return home. Local clubs host meetings for the bicycle club and Rotary Anns at Bannock hotel. A burglary arrest nets Myron Hudson charged with theft. Personnel changes at Woolworths and university pharmacy students head to work at Shupe Idaho. A Shupe gold mine trip and Nevada anniversary celebration invite Pocatello to Reno. Mormon cricket specimens appear in windows with county official Willard Lund involved. A midweek Presbyterian service and a Runaway Boy play are announced with venue details.
Parma Entomologist Describes Dangers of Pests
An entomologist warns Parma residents that Mormon crickets and related pests pose serious threats. He contrasts ground hopping crickets with winged swarms that can cover miles, noting a government bulletin clarifies the Mormon cricket is a long horned wingless grasshopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Daigh
Bannock
Pocatello Visitors Include Tour of Business Guests
A lengthy list records visitors to Pocatello from multiple cities including Oakland California Lima Montana Cleveland Ohio Salt Lake City Utah Boise and more. Noted travelers include insurance representative F S Sauls and railway officials while others are identified as business visitors or guests at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Byer
Dorothy Parrish
Salt Lake City
F. S. Sauls
Oakland
California
Pocatello
Mr. Sauls
B. of R. T
Thomas Jenkins
Lima
Montana
Frank Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Marie
R.B. Baird
Union Pacific Railway
Utah
L. B. Wakefield
Arthur B. Howard
Boise
L. M. Carrol
Bryan Russell
A. J. Dickerson
W. C. Price
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
W. H. Miller
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
John T. Flinders
Grantsville
Ernest Pearson
Seattle
Wash
C. O
Hailey
W. O. League
Denver
Arthur Cromlee
Great Falls
Mont
Cinton A. Pear
Soda Springs
J, Krinke
Ogden
J. R. Lansberry
Eagle
Idaho
Veterans Demand Cash Bonus as House Weighs Vote
Veterans plan to petition the vice president and speaker in Washington while lacking parade permits. Representative Rainey says 145 signatories plus 80 more pledge support to discharge the rules and push immediate cash bonus legislation. Representative Patman cites 225 supporters, enough for passage, as Representative Black introduces a $125000 appropriation for veteran care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
House
Ways and
Rules Committee
Patman
Tex
Tax Collections Total 24 780 51 for May and June 1–6
County clerk reports May and June 1–6 tax receipts totaling 24 780 51 with a 2 percent penalty on delinquent taxes 848 59. Delinquent collections cover 1926 through 1931 totaling 5 540 33 while current 1931 receipts reach 18 391 59.
War on Violators: Pocatello Police Arrest Drunken Drivers
Police continued the campaign against drunken driving with two arrests in court. John Hobard forfeited 25 dollars after colliding with C P Groom in the 100 block of North Main and fleeing the scene. Charles Zick, Hobard's passenger, forfeited 10 dollars for intoxication. Max Boyatt, later charged in the 1000 block on North Main, had the charge reduced to speeding and fined 15 dollars. Other offenses included overtime parking for H H Douglas R S Turner and J A Hartvigsen with 1 dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Charles Zick
Hobard
Max Boyatt
North Main Street
A. L. Oliver
Boyatt
North Main
J. A. Carver
H. H. Douglas
R. S. Turner
J. A. Hartvigsen
Seven Thousand Men Sit Tight Parade Across Washington
About 100000 spectators watched veterans march past the Washington monument along Pennsylvania Avenue. Leaders warned the army may stay and be fed by the government or risk hunger and possible disorder if sustenance ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington Monument
George Alman
Oregon
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
District of Columbia
Local Guard Unit Reports Promotions and Camp Details
The Boise based unit announces officer appointments and promotions including Roche as second lieutenant and several sergeants and corporals. A roster lists officers, corporals, and privates by grade alongside enlistment fills. The Idaho national guard prepares for a two week summer encampment beginning Saturday with 1000 men and 100 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Robinson
Pocatello
Thorkildsen
Edmund B. Roche
M. F. Cutler
Lee W. Foster
Frank A. Hughes
John C. Baker
Roy N. Garrison
Kenneth D. Roche
Emil Thekildsen
Harold Stoy
Edmund Roche
Percy West
Brade
Cyril Barrett
Melvin Cutler
Lee Foster
Joseph Foxall
Frank Hughes
Charles Simmons
Joseph Worth
Robert Worth
Carl Worth
Carmie Zaccardi
Thomas Zepp
Arlie Helms
Robert Terrell
Charles Jensen
Carl Weeks
William Thomas
Wayne Thomas
Harold Thomas
Idaho National Guard
Caldwell
Wilder
Troops to Camp As Col Hummel Commands Guard Details
Command of Col. F. C. Hummel of Boise directs two special trains to move troops to camp. One train leaves Rigby on the upper Snake to reach by Saturday noon, the other from Coeur d Alene. The guard includes engineers field artillery cavalry medical detachments and smaller units. Fewer horses remain as all artillery is motorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigby
Snake River
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
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Fader
Chamber Forum
Montpelier
Deris
C. Ben
Tom Marshall
Charlie Butler
the Tribune
Mrs. Madden
Jolls
Masons
J. W. Wright
Ogden, Utah
St. Marie Hotel
Paul Whetherington
N. Hayes
Halliwell Drug Company
Jean O’slater
Las Vegas
D. H. Tyler
East Wyeth
Mr. Tyler
Oregon Short Line
Howard Worley
A. R. Willmore
West Whitman
William Dohse
Buffalo
New York
Eugene Gilyeat
Seabeck
Northwest Students Conference
Presbyterian Church
The
Pocatello Bicycle Club
Taylor's
North Fifth
Pocatello Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
T. R. Neilson
Myron Hudson
Police
Hudson
Jack Balderston
Police Department
R.D. Jones
Seral Porter
Woolworth’s
Mark Sessions
Bernard Jacoby
Dick Reisser
University
Shupe
Salmon River
D. C. Bird
South Garfield
Donna Lee
Ruth Mead
Christian Board of Education
Presbyterian Church In
St. Anthony
G. A. Ferrey
Bird Finlyson
Salt Lake
Gold Rush Association
Reno
Pioneer
T. B. Smith Coal Company
Willard Lund
Pauline Mitchell
University Branch
Grants Pass
Miss Mitchell
Pt. Douglas
Claude Richmond
South
Garfield
Helen Louise Rodgers
Joe Ruffner
Miss Rodgers
Ruffner
Parma
Myron Porges
Porges
Eastern Star
League
Capitol
Yemor
Aeyer
Viola Dana
Lux
All Stars
Col
F. C. Hummel
FARGO
Macey 'S
Field 'S
Vassar
Men's Department
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Men's Vassars
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