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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
6
A local education initiative in Pocatello designs programs for children of junior age, focusing on engaging activities and early learning. The effort seeks to boost literacy and social skills through structured sessions and community involvement.
Idaho sportsmen at Antlers hall backed conservation and irrigation development led by Fred J. Poster and O. W. Mink. They urged passage of the Michaud irrigation extension to add 30 000 acres for farming, preserve wildlife and support local employment while seeking federal support and more deputies for game management.
The Kane family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors the O R C and Ladies Auxiliary and Masonic bodies for kindness after the death of John T Kane Sr. and thanks for floral offerings. Also notes Idaho Pioneer Day bank closures June 16.
Nelly Mendham, new instructor in English and drama at the university, will arrive Monday to visit friends. She hails from Cumnock School in Los Angeles and will begin official duties soon. Mrs Larry Hewitt and daughter Prances, 222 North Eighth avenue, plan to visit relatives in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Louis Matson of Gulbransen will meet with Rober Music Company. Weather forecasts rising temperatures with a high of 74 yesterday and 48 today. midnight 62, noon 58. Mrs Fred M Linck departs tomorrow for an extended eastern trip to Chicago, Indianapolis, and other cities. Bernstein of Brattle is a business visitor today.
Federal officers conducted raids in the upper Snake river valley including St. Anthony and Rexburg. Alonzo Murrit Jensen and Limon Bronson faced charges under the national prohibition act with bonds set for Jensen at 1500 dollars. Murrit and Bronson pleaded guilty and paid fines of 200 dollars each. Bob Smith was arrested at Rexburg on a similar charge and held on 1000 dollars bond at the Idaho Falls jail.
Smit from Blackfoot offers large or small quantities for fall social events. Visit the garden to select plants ahead of the June Ball with good music and free refreshments.
P. J. Coffey of Newark advised Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce retail bureau on diamonds. He toured South African mines and cutting centers, detailing famous stones like the Koh-i-noor and Catherine the Great’s Imperial Globe. Coffey noted color, brilliancy, size and perfection as key value factors with over 100 slides.
The fifth Tribune Fox Orpheum matinee features Beau Geste the Foreign Legion tale and a Mickey Mouse Kannibal Kid episode plus an Organ-led song by John Taylor. Parent-Teachers endorsed pictures accompany the program as well. Dr. R G Young leaves Saturday for a ten day vacation. June Ball in Third Ward Hall Monday night June 16.
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