School Board Adopts Budget for 1930 31
The school board approved a 328 310 budget for 1930 31, leaving 1300 in surplus from the prior year. Superintendent J M McDonald reported all bills paid with no deferred payments, transportation funds reduced, and several line items outlined from administration to maintenance. Audit of books discussed. Clark B Moon bid accepted under stipulations. E N Vaughn promoted. July 7 meeting to confirm new high school executive.
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J. M. McDonald
Transportation Fund
Business Administration
Clark B. Moon
E. N. Vaughn
Legion Juniors Enter Twilight League Replacing University Team
American Legion junior nine steps in for the retiring University squad and will be drawn from top junior players. They face Idaho Oil versus Newberry tonight on the Foundry diamond. Upcoming games include Pocatello Tent and Awning leaders vs Legion and Superior Bakery vs Manning and Sorgatz.
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American Legion
Legion
Collegians
Idaho Oil
Newberry Nine
Foundry Diamond
Pocatello
Superior Bakery
Sorgatz
Prominent Men Die in Arizona Car Crash
In Globe Arizona on June 10 AP reports W W Orr manager of the Central Credit Association of Douglas and H C Stillman secretary of the Business Men’s Protective Association, pioneers of Douglas, were killed. Robert Hamilton secretary of the Bisbee Chamber of Commerce was critically injured when their car collided with another near Coolidge dam after leaving a credit meeting in Prescott.
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Globe, Ariz
W. W. Orr
Central Credit Association of
Douglas
H. C. Still- Man
Business Men's Protective Association
Robert Hamilton
Bisbee Chamber of Commerce
Here
Prescott
Coolidge Dam
Sargon Pills Claim To Cure Indigestion In Woman
Mrs May Eaontaed of Spokane claims Sargon Pills ended years of indigestion, severe gall bladder pain, and poor circulation after four bottles. She reports complete relief and says the liver and bowel condition improved, with no more bilious symptoms. Schramm Johnson Drugs is listed as agent in the ad.
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May E Aontaed
Lindeka St
Spokane
Schramm-Johnson Drugs
Adv
P A C Rifemen Qualify On D Course At Local Range
Pocatello riflemen fired on the long bore range east of town Sunday to qualify on the D course. Some shooters already qualified, others attempted the first time. Under coaching from regulars who trained at Camp Perry, many reached marksman sharpshooter or expert levels on the initial event. Future shoots planned as Krag ammunition arrives, inviting both members and outsiders to participate.
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Pocatello
Camp Perry
Bockman
Krag
Ripley Explains Facts Of Franks Icebergs And Sandwich Origin
The piece discusses why icebergs feel hot on sunny days due to surface glare and air trapped in ice from Greenland snow. Prof Howard T Barnes of McGill University is cited as an authority. It also notes the Fourth Earl of Sandwich (1718 1782) as the person who gave his name to the sandwich.
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Greenland
Howard T. Barnes
McGill University of Montreal
Earl OF Sandwich
Fourth Earl of Sandwich
University Club Announces Golf Fob Competition
The University Golf Club awards twenty fobs to the top twenty low scorers. Score cards go to the greens committee for handicap adjustments. July 13 is set as the fob play date with twenty players competing. A club member may challenge a fob holder and, if victorious, claim the trophy. Greens are fair with slight improvements planned. A return match with the country club is anticipated on the home course.
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University Golf Club
Greens
Newberry's Defeats Lava Nine 19 to 6 in Twilight League game
Newberry Stores defeats Lava Nine 19 to 6 at Lava Hot Springs in a fast game. Tolman pitched a masterful effort holding Lava to one run through eight innings. Pocatello infield defense and a 25 hit attack sparked Newberry's offense as they prepare for a scheduled matchup with Idaho Oil at the Foundry grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry Stores
Lava Hot Springs
Swim Boys
Tolman
Portsider
Newberry's
Lavattes
Pocatello Boys
Henry
Foote
Ind
McNamara
Short
Evans
Barrett
Chaffee
Felstead
Cleaves
Newberry
Idaho Oil
Foundry Grounds
Great Uncle Sam and a Frugal Meal Legend
A brief note recalls a man famed for neglecting meals for gambling and bread and meat sustenance, praising the immortalized name. It also lists a 50c dance at Gardens and rail fares to Salt Lake City and Ogden via the Oregon Short Line. Tickets are coach or chair car with a return deadline June 16.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Chiropractor Dr Kettenring Announces Foot Work Services
Dr Kettenring, a chiropractor at the St Marie Hotel, advertises footwork specialization during Wednesday and Saturday sessions. The notice highlights his focus on foot care and related therapies available to clients in the area.
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St. Marie Hotel
Thursday Night Dances Closed for Summer at Green Bucket
Notice announces the Green Bucket venue will suspend Thursday evening dances for the summer. No dance events on Thursdays while the break lasts.
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Tauren Mg
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Keystone Cafe
East Center Street
General Auto Repairing
Hewitt & Porter
Nestle
Duart
Rex Beach
Constance Bennett
Bartheimess
Martin Spring Works
North Main
Utah
Ruebelmann Coal CO
Independent Coal & Coke Co
Aberdeen Coal
Knowles & Stirling
Mutual Coal Yard
Pocatello Agents
Ebive Blaze
Kemmerer Mo
Rainbow Coals
Is N. Arthur
Vertex Gas and
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Peace
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