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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

Page

3

Downey Holds Annual Black and White Day

Bannock county hosts its seventh annual Black and White Day with 100 head of dairy cattle on display. Local and visiting dairy officials from Idaho and beyond attend, with a 4-H calf club showcase, a Prince Cremeelle Jule sire demonstration, and economic notes on milk yield. A banquet at the Chamber of Commerce, speeches, music, and an evening dance cap the day.

Tribune Downey Bannock County E. M Clark Chicago National Holstein-Priesian Association R. T. Davis Idaho Holstein-Friesian Association D. L. Fourt The State University H. A. Mathiesen National Holstein- Friesian Association Portland Col. E. O. Walters Filer Clark Mr. Davis Holstein-Friesian Association Denver Georgia E. M. Clark Ohio Dairy Association United States Ralph Stucky Pocatello W. L. Sparrow Claude Denney Chamber of Commerce Mmbers Legion Auxiliary Owney Theatre Legion Hall

Blackfoot Social News and Weddings Summary

Miss Alice Beach visits the G A Powell home then will teach at Upper Presto school in fall. Miss Caroline Overstreet and Mrs Grace Foster head to Laramie Wyoming for University summer school. Eugene Russell Hargreaves and Lazella Burkett wed at the Baptist church. Mrs S W Wilson attends the National Federation of Women's Clubs session in Denver with nine Idaho delegates. Royal Neighbors lodge meets with 36 members. Emma Powell presides.

Blackfoot Alice Beach G. A. Powell Miss Beach Pocatello Will Younie Susanville Calif Caroline Overstreet Grace Foster Laramie Wyo University Royal Neighbors Oracle Emma Powell Mesdames Mabel Ogborn Mary Baurer Clara Holt Maggie Wilford Lavina Muir Sadie Hooper Jennie Meade Margaret Riley Gladys Anderson Mildred Durffie Eugene Russell Hargreaves Inkom Idaho Lazella Burkett Woodworth Montana The Baptist Church George F. Barton S. W. Wilson National Federation of Women's Clubs Denver Wilson Sherman American Home Committee

Boyle Salesmen Meet Blackfoot at Eccles Hotel

June 12 Neil E Boyle presided at a sales dinner for Boyle Hardware representatives. Joseph F Hansen of Brigham City presented a new line of machines. H J Slayton and J E Graham spoke on salesmanship. Attendees included A H Bigler, R A Archer of Rexburg, Earl Rogers of Firth, and Arvene Boyle.

Blackfoot Neil E. Boyle Boyle Hardware Chain Eccles Hotel Joseph F. Hansen Brigham City Utah Boyle H. J. Slayton Firth J. E. Graham Rexburg A. H. Bigler R. A. Archer Earl Rogers Arvene Boyle

Business Women Decline Rodeo Parade Float

During a Blackfoot Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting presided by Anna Powell, members decided not to enter a float in the June 19 rodeo parade. Rob Chapman was named float committee chair with Florence Dore, Mary Stanford, Margaret Pendlebury and Lucile Groom listed as members. Others named include George W. Whitmill, Ed Boyle, Joseph D. Ritchell, Roy Hansen, Charles Bellamy, F. Buttcane, Stanley O. Kimball, William E. Clark, and Grant Clark.

Blackfoot Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club Anna Powell Uth Chapman Plorence Dore Mary Stanford Margaret Pendlebury Lucile Groom George W. Whitmill Ed Boyle Joseph D. Ritchell Roy Hansen Charles Bellamy F. Buttcane Stanley O. Kimball William E. Clark Grant Clark

Peonies In Bloom Offer From Co F Smith In Blackfoot

Blackfoot grower Co F Smith invites event planners to visit the garden to select peonies for fall planting. The offer covers large and small quantities for social events.

Co. F. Smith Blackfoot Jis

Dr. R O Young to take ten day vacation

Dr. R O Young is set to leave Saturday for a ten day vacation. He will travel to unspecified destinations and return after the planned holiday period.

R. O. Young

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