Ged man safe at Yellowstone after disappearance
J Filino of Portland Ore believed missing after an auto trip with Omas Poole of Santa Barbara Calif. Filipino later reached West Yellowstone with a Missouri licensed Overland car driver J O Wilson who admitted transporting him as far as Anthony but refused to continue due to the storm. Deputy sheriffs traced the car through The Dalles and through Kom prior to stopping Wilson at Teroft.
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Noeck County
J. Filno
Portland
Ore
West Yellowstone
Omas Poole
Santa Barbara
Cal
Filipino
Newstone Park
Poole
Iers
Dalles
Missouri
Yellowstone Park
Alma Marley
H. Jensen
Kom
Pocatello
Teroft
Roe White
J. O. Ilson
Wilson
Ventello
W Ilson
Anthony
St. Anthony
Yellowstone
Man Released Monday Joins California Journey
The subject was located Monday afternoon and released to continue toward California. He was allowed to proceed on his travels after the Friday detainment.
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Wilson
California
Secret Committee Formed To Protect Local Retailers
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce retail bureau, formally organized June 4, operates with an executive committee. It will investigate and endorse advertising schemes, excluding local newspapers and fund solicitations. Members are told to refrain from personal fund subscriptions until endorsed. A public card will outline regulations, and the bureau will meet monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
New Quarters Sign Ready for Chamber
Progress on the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce building nears occupancy in the North building. Secretary J A Harader says the offices will be near the post office hotel drug stores and the telephone office making it convenient for tourists and local business. A board room and general assembly room will be available for the community and chamber committees.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Harader
Chamber of Commerce
New Order
Town Talk license issued to area couples
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Wilford E. Chatterton of Preston and Ruby Lillian Cutler of Ashton. Robert Rhea was taken into custody Monday afternoon and charged with assault and battery after a trouble in the 500 block of North Main. Rhea posted a 25 bond and was released to appear in police court Wednesday morning.
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County Clerk’s
Wilford E. Chatterton
Preston
Ruby Lillian Cutler
Ashton
Albert Croft
Robert Rhea
Five Hundred
North Main
Rhea
Liquor possession sentences suspended for health reason
H N Cassell and John Thompson stood before District Judge Robert Terrell for sentence on liquor possession. Cassell was fined 125 dollars after forty five days in jail. Thompson 50 dollars and sixty days, both fines suspended due to the defendants’ medical needs. Police cases also show Morris Chacon and C Young before Police Judge John Y. Peterphil over a dog incident with a five dollar fine suspended if the dog is turned in, and Young given time to pay a dog license.
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H. N. Cassell
John Thompson
Apne
Robert Terrell
Cassell
Thompson
Morris Chacon
C. Young
John Y Peter Phil
Chacon
Young
Privay
Chamber of Commerce Forum Discusses Eastern Idaho Ties
The regular open forum of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday at noon in the Bannock hotel. J. I King leads a musical program and the session will focus on the Eastern Idaho Federation formed in Blackfoot last week. A hat raffle is planned by E. Brady and Harvey Holmes as the meeting explores Pocatello's relations with eastern Idaho towns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
J. I King
Eastern Idaho Federation
Blackfoot
8. E. Brady
Harvey Holmes
Pocatello
Idaho
Townes predicts strong Idaho markets this fall
Harold H. Townes and Mrs. Townes of Portland visit Prosperity for Great Western Smelting & Refining. He cites poor crops in Washington and Oregon and demoralized California due to foot and mouth disease, asserting Idaho products will fetch high prices this fall.
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Idaho
Harold H. Townes
As We See It by O A F and assorted bits
A mixed column of verse and humorous clippings. It includes a poetic piece about western pioneers from Kentucky to the mountains and a letter noting Governor Moore in the Lewiston ribune. Also several wry captions about garters maps and brick industry digests with satirical flair.
The Lost Legionaire and a Montclair Soda Stand Clash
A wandering narrator recalls foggy London and a misstep in a doorway as he drinks near beer. In Montclair New Jersey residents petition against a soda pop stand in a restricted district, arguing it threatens homes and morals.
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London
Thames
Legionaire
Montclair
N. J
Boise Promoted as Divorce Haven in Bitter Nevada Contrast
Advertisements claim Boise offers easier divorce options with favorable laws compared to Nevada. A Boise law firm inserts notices in eastern society publications and mails targeted lists touting the climate and state statutes as advantageous.
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Boise
Reno
Boise Law
Nevada
Pocatello
Billy Sunday plans Oregon ranch summer rest after illness
Billy Sunday says he is completely recovered and will travel to his Oregon ranch for the summer to rest before what he calls the hardest evangelistic series of his career. In Cache valley Utah men grow beards for Jim Bridger centennial commemoration while women shear theirs in a playful note of fashion.
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Billy Sunday
Cache Valley
Utah
Jim Bridger
Noted River Name Debate Quiet on Snake River
The Snake River remains calm amid talk of a name change to Idaho River or Shoshone River or another variant. Residents weigh historical ties and regional identity as discussions continue without a firm decision.
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Snake River
Idaho River
Old Stream Keeps Rambling Through Modern Times
A fragment remarks that the stream continues to move forward amid modern life, its course undeterred by changing surroundings. The line hints at persistent natural progression despite urban or technological shifts.
Trout at the Pump House Echoes Through Olden Days
The Portneuf scene recalls that no trout had been caught there since 1830. Pump House trout differ in kind and habitat and would not fit in waters elsewhere, as speckled beauties remain unique to their home waters.
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The
Pocatello Daily Tribune
Pump House
Portneuf
Idaho Scenic Wonders Abundant Says Explorer at Arco
Bob Limbert, famed Craters of the Moon expert, urges more publicity for Idaho scenery. He cites Craters of the Moon, Jackson Hole, Teton Basin, Stanley Basin, Gray's Lake, and the Snake River attractions as premier yet under advertised. He notes accessibility and proposes greater promotion to rival other western states.
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Idaho
Bob Limbert
Arco
Bob
daho—Pocatello
Craters of the Moon
Jackson's
Hde
Teton Basin
Stanley Bason
Gray's Lake Country
Grand Teton
Mt. Moran
Saywtooths
Seven Devils
Alturas
Pettit
Redfish
Taseway
Goat
Stanley
Advertising boosts Arco business citing Craters of the Moon
Mr. Limbert cited land along the Clearwater river and the Sal men area as advertising targets. He noted Arco’s business volume rose by 11000 dollars over the past year, attributing the gain entirely to Craters of the Moon attractions.
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Limbert
Arco
Craters
Portneuf School bids invited for excavation and fence
Call for bids for excavating the cellar and building a fence around Portneuf School. Bids are due June 16 and must be mailed to Mrs. H. F. Galloway Box 459 City. Estimated amount $928.12.
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Portneuf School
H. F. Galloway
Never Fallil Oil and Compression Rings Guarantee
An ad promises two sets of Never Fallil oil and compression rings installed by a mechanic to achieve perfect compression and 1000 miles per gallon of oil. If unsatisfied, a refund plus $21 per cylinder is offered, with rings returnable within sixty days. mentions Auto Parts Co. Idaho Falls and Western Battery Supply Co. Pocatello as distributor.
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Auto Parts CO
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Fabrice Gauntlets and Skirts Offer Varied Styles
Black and colored skirts in full sizes promote quality fabric and value. Fabrice gauntlets arrive in popular colors with embroidered cuffs priced to 1.69 and 0.98, showcasing affordable fashion options.
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T Yellowstone
R. Scholl
Scholl
R. C. Killian
Sec
Jlo
Garrett Transfer
ING
R. O. Young
Roosevelt
New Methods
Pocatello and Blackfoot
Dance
Miller
Leis
W. Center
Open Forum
Fair Kentucky Hills
Bluegrass Plains
Wayside Mills
Kentucky
Bannock
North Idaho
Moore
Moscow
Russia
Billy
Oregon
Western Battery Supply CO
Main St
Underwood-Remington-Royal
L. C. Smith
Field Typewriter Exchange
West Clark Street
Telephone
Remington Portable
Percale
Ratine
Princess
Union
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