Oregon Short Line Wins National Safety Plaque During Railroad Week
D C Brown of Idaho Power lauds Western Railroads for life saving progress especially the Oregon Short Line. The NSC will award the 1934 record at a June 14 public meeting in the Elks Temple at 1 30 p m with Governor Ross attending.
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D. C. Brown
The
Idaho Power Company
Western Railroads
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Brown
National Safety Council
Elks Temple
Ross
Elizabeth M. Cousins Dies Pioneer Resident
Funeral services for Elizabeth M. Cousins, pioneer resident, will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Hall Mortuary Chapel. The Rev. Claude Richmond of First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Elizabeth M. Cousins
City
South Main
Hall Mortuary
Claude Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
Funeral Services For Frank H Horning
Funeral services for Frank H Horning age 58 of 1659 North Arthur will be at Hall chapel Thursday at 10 AM with Bishop W E Gee officiating. Burial will follow in Mountainview cemetery under Hall mortuary care.
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Hall Mortuary
Mountainview Cemetery
Frank H. Horning
North Arthur
Hall Chapel
W. E. Gee
Hall
Forfeited Bond in Police Court and City Notices
Buss Allsop paid a $1 bond in police court for improper parking. The Pocatello city council plans to act on claims tonight, while Willard Bowen's city books audit should be completed by June 20 for mayor and council review. A Y M C A board meeting Friday noon will be the last summer session.
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Buss Allsop
Pocatello City
J. Ward Green
Willard Bowen
R. D. Palmer
Pickets Parade Outside Morris Goldstein Tailor Shop
Pickets from the Retail Cleaners and Dyers Union demonstrated in front of Morris Goldstein's Chicago tailor shop. Signs labeled unfair to labor were carried as the march grew with his wife and two children joining, carrying contrary messages about racketeering.
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Chicago
Morris Goldstein
Tailor Shop
Retail Cleaners and Dyers’ Union
Morris’ Shop
Morris
Warm Weather Boosts Idaho Crops In Eastern Counties
The weekly crop and weather report credits seven days of warm temperatures and ideal moisture for rapid crop growth in eastern Idaho. No rain fell, but moisture remains favorable and wheat crops are described as assured.
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Idaho
Harlan H. Smith
Burley
American Falls
Power
T. E. St. Johns
Fort Hall
Bingham
North Bannock
Grace
Bannock County
H. A. Westenfelder
Blackfoot
Bingham County
E. A. Doud
Downey
W. O. Barnes
Eastern Star to Elect Officers at Idaho Grand Session
Reports from committees dominated the 33rd annual Idaho Order of Eastern Star grand chapter in Nampa. Officers for the next year will be elected later after introductions of 70 subordinate chapters and 15 patrons by Worthy Grand Patrons Mildred W. Schoper and Miller M. Bodell.
Couple Wed Blackfoot
George C. Larsen of Salt Lake City and Fern Moore of Upton Utah married by Probate Judge George R. Bailey at the courthouse Tuesday.
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George C. Larsen
Salt Lake City
Fern Moore
Upton
Utah
George R. Bailey
Court House
Community Chest Meeting Called to Boost Pocatello Attendance
Community Chest board members urge a representative turnout in Pocatello for the June 20 annual meeting at the YMCA. Hugh D. MacCosham invites all contributors to the May fund drive to attend and share opinions. Amendments to the constitution, board expansion, and election of next year’s directors will be discussed and voted on.
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Community Chest
Pocatello
Hugh D. MacCosham
The
Chest
Twin Falls Mayor Seeks Special Session on Federal Funds
Twin Falls Idaho June 12 Duncan McD Johnston vice president of the Idaho Municipal Officers association and mayor of Twin Falls urges Idaho towns to back a special legislative session. He seeks to amend statutes so municipalities can spend federal money on local improvements and to remove limits that affect towns under 6,000 population.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Duncan McD. Johnston
Idaho Municipal Officers Association
Past and Present Locomotives on Union Pacific Exhibit
An exhibit along the spur track north of the passenger depot displays a modern 9500 type freight engine and a 1530 type old passenger locomotive for visitors. The exhibit is open to visitors all this period.
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U. P
Union Pacific
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Owen T. Davis
Wales
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McCammon
Hattie Gaunt Davis
North Main
Ralph
Livermore
Calif
J. A. Davis
H. C. McMullen
Harold
Merle Davis
Ann Davis
Gwilliam Davis
Albert Christopherson
Jack Henderson
California
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
Y” Cafe
Ralph R. Wolf
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District Court
Halleen R. Petersen
Arthur E. Petersen
Dillon
Mont
F. E. Townsend
Townsend Club
Townsend
Adv
T. B. Higham
E. J. Hutchinson
R. A. Dedman
Drummond
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Rinehart
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Knights of Pythias
Boise
Kate H. M. Davies
W. J. Schutt
Pocatello Avenue
East Sublette
L. W. Halverson
Halverson
Schutt
Borrow
Charles F. Koelsch
Idaho State Merchants Association
State Supreme Court
J. L. Hall
William A. Fife
Fifth
Tetonia
E. E. Lowry
San Pedro
Gene Taylor
Charles Meadows
State
J. F. Green
East Center Street
Fred C. Hunt
Joe Seinz
Soda Springs
Garfield
Center Streets
Center Street
Hunt
General Hospital
Gene Brown
West Fremont
J. W. Dudley
J. S. Sims
South Sixth
St. Anthony Hospital
Weather Bureau
Dudley
Mountain States Telephone Company
Burbank
Crystal Hot Springs
Honeyville
M. L. Hamson
Entertainment
Daniel Marcus Burbank
West
Blackfoot Epworth League
City Park
Ashton Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
Rovert
R. Alexander
A. B. Rosenburg
Ong
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
Eastern Star
Opportunity Limited
Roman Meal Co
Tacoma
Wash
the Old Quaker Co
Lorillard
Canton Cafe
K. Nojima
Medicine
Pioneer
Fargo-Wilson Wells CO
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