Captain Standrod Resumes Cits After Army Discharge
Captain Drew W. Standrod and Mrs. Standrod return to Pocatello from New York after his army discharge. He left for the Presidio of San Francisco and earned first lieutenant at the second Reserve Officers Training camp, then captained after Virginia Tech studies. He convalesced at Lakewood hospital and may enter active business. son of D. W. and Mrs. Standrod of 348 North Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew W. Standrod
Standrod
New York
Army
Pocatello
Presidio of
San Francisco
Camp Lewis
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Army General Base Hospital
Lakewood
N. J
Captain Standrod
D. W. Standrod
North Garfield
Cpl. Meyers Returns Home From France
Cpl. Fred Meyers, former Short Line conductor, arrives home after over a year in the Engineers Corps in France. He served as a yardmaster on the Est government railroad and will resume duty on the Montana division. He trained at Fort Douglas Utah and landed in Sunny France aboard the embarkation port. He recalls seeing Lt. Collier’s bag among the lost barracks and notes 20 000 bags in the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Engineers Corps
Cpl
Fred Meyers
Cpl. Meyers
Montana
Mr. Meyers
Fort Douglas
Utah
French Republic
Hil
Meyers
Collier's
Mr. Myers
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Arlington Reader
A Tennessee reader from Arlington praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine and credits it with clearing a severe child’s influenza cough in two days. The ad claims wide availability and urges others to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
E. B. McDowel
Arlington, Tenn
Adv
Wyoming War Records Begin Under New Historical Department
Cheyenne Wyoming June 9 the Wyoming Heroes Historical Department will compile names home addresses and full military records of every serviceman who wore a uniform and claimed Wyoming as home The project follows wartime commendations from the council of national defense and aims to preserve personal reminiscences for future generations and historical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
New
Frtire
Council of National Defense
Mias Agnee Wright
Pew Department
Council of Defense
Grads of Old School Become Tech Alumni
The Academy of Idaho graduates who completed the Idaho Technical Institute vocational course received diplomas at the recent Tech commencement. Alumni renaming merges old and new school into one association while preserving traditions. Over 125 members attended the Alumni meeting among past students recalling the old school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
The
Tech
Old Academy
Red Hill
Evergreeners on Usual Tour Through Western States
A party of good roads hosts from Washington including Highway Department members and Evergreen National Highway association delegates left Tacoma on June 6 for a tour of the Evergreen highway to Salt Lake City. They aim to reach Pocatello by June 14 and will meet locals briefly to discuss publicity for the Evergreen route sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department of Washington
Rotary Club
Evergreen National Highway Association
Tacoma
Evergreen Highway
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Evergreen
J. T. S. Lyle
Tacoma Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce
Foley's Kidney Pills Claim Rapid Relief for Backache
J. N. Tohill of Evansville Indiana reports six weeks of constant muscle pains in the thigh eased almost immediately after using Foley's Kidney Pills. The ad states the pills stop backache rheumatic pains soreness and stiffness and are sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Tohill
Lottie Hotel
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Adv
Grand Army to Meet at Twin Falls
The department of Idaho G A R will assemble at Twin Falls on June 17 18 and 19. Rail tickets go on sale June 14 15 16 and 17 with return by June 24. Two cent travel rate for G A R and auxiliaries holding ID certificates issued by post adjutants. A fine program is planned and many from Poetoello are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Idaho
Twin Falls
Poetello
Scholtz Deposed As League Leader In Nampa Report
In Nampa June, W G Scholtz, manager of the Free Press and alleged organ of the Nonpartisan League, is reported to be disconnected from the league. Opposition to his leadership grew among influential members and his whereabouts are described as eastward. Leadership may shift to a Merald of North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
W. G. Scholtz
Free Press
League
Seloliz
Schultz
Canyon Courts
Mer
Ald
North Dakota
Elks Beat Blackfoot 12 to 1 in Fast Baseball
The Pocatello Elks overwhelmed Blackfoot 12 to 1 at Brady Park. Pitcher Klinger held the visitors to three hits as Conley, Grayson, Waters and McCurdy led the Elks at the plate with multiple hits. Paddy Phelan left early due to injury and Eddie Grayson filled catching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Elks
Brady Park
Blackfoot
Martin
Knowles
Innnings
Klinger
Elks
Paddy
al Brezee
The
Ashton
Elks- AB. R. H
A. E. Bistline
Grayson
Waters
Ewer
Theian
Conley
McCurdy
Kirkendall
Hawkins
O Mulvaney
Brian
E Shelley
Ayres
Enae Churchwell
Miller
Bowers Farnsworth
C & Manion
Rich
Conger
Y Klinger Martin
Conley McCurdy
Clinger
Bistline
Conley Churchwell
Manion
Farnsworth
Phillips
Igle
Sleep and digestion link in Chamberlain ad
At night wakefulness hurts daily work and business. Indigestion and constipation cause wakefulness. Chamberlain's Tablets relieve these issues quickly. Try a dose to feel better with a clear head and good digestion. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
U C T Convention Planned in Utah Montana and Idaho
United Commercial Travelers of Utah Montana and Idaho hold annual convention next Friday and Saturday June 4 5 with about 100 delegates. Banquet Friday night at Bannock hotel grill, a dance in Commercial hall, and a two day program planned for visiting committees and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers of
Utah
Montana
Bootleggers Shoot Two Trainmen Near Border Wyoming
Conductor H G Shaver and Brakeman F McCready of the Short Line were shot during a confrontation with bootleggers aboard a train between Unkéville and Border. One or more gunmen fled as Shaver and McCready were hospitalized in Montpelier and are expected to survive. General Agent C C Ure is aiding the sheriff’s posse at Border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver
McCready
H. G. Shaver
F. McCready
Montpelier
Border
Wyoming
Unkéville
C. C. Ure
Pocatello
Summer work resumes for Y boys advanced class
Starting tomorrow night the advanced Y boys class will resume summer work. The group includes former intermediates and many young athletes from Pocatello. a nucleus for an Employed Boys' Brotherhood will be selected later to foster youth and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeceviceanmd
Earl Williams
KR. Woodmansee
Art Vanderbeek
Ralph van Nortwick
Julius Trist
Newell Thomas
Walter Selek
Chris Sorgatz
Lawrence Sharpe
Norman Stedfeldt
Clam Sell
Vernon Short
Harry ‘Smith
Elmo Stanley
LeGrande ‘Robinson
Vernon Rickard
George Reece
Frank Paul
Devoe Parsons
Roland Parsons
Frank Onan
Milton Nanamaker
James Myers
Jay Merrill
Frank McKinnon
Roy Olsen
Owen Morris
LeRoy Martin
Glen Leavitt
Harlow King
Oakley Jones
Pocatello
Wheat forecast shows record global output this year
Washington forecast by the agriculture department estimates total wheat production at 1.286 billion bushels for the year from winter and spring crops. Winter wheat is forecast at 585 million bushels with 49 percent of normal conditions, while spring wheat production is around 701 million bushels with 91.2 percent of normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Unions Repudiate Donicht Over Soldier Fund Clash
In Wenday's Daily report, D W Donicht faces union repudiation after opposing city spending on the Home Coming Soldier and patriotic celebration. The article notes council support for the appropriation and lists formal repudiation by Pecatello Typographical Union No. 491 and Pcotallelo Pressmen's Union No. 244, Allied Printing Trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Donneht
Builders’ Trade Council
Bistline
Donicht
Pecatello Typographical Union
Pocatello Pressmen's Union
Allied Printing Trades
D. W. Denichtin
Keymen Called Out Wednesday Nationwide Telegraph Strike
Chicago June 9. After a conference with other union officials 8 J Konenkamp president of the International commercial Telegraphers union stated final steps have been taken for a nationwide strike of 70 000 telegraph and telephone operators next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Konenkamp
Internationalommercial Telegraphers'’ Union
Water supply warns Jackson Lake below normal levels
The U.S. Reclamation Commission warns water users to conserve due to a short irrigation supply from Jackson Lake. May storage was 547,000 acre feet vs 780,000 normal, likely from light snowfall. Buckets indicate gates closed to store runoff and canals below Jackson Lake receive just enough supply, urging strict water economy this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Clyde Baldwin
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Baldwin
Jackson Lake
Traffic ordinance violations lead to multiple fines and jail terms
Four street drivers pled guilty for operating without tail lights and paid $50 fines each. A speeder avoided cash by pleading guilty, losing $25. Two drivers fined $5 each for turning at congested intersections. A driver paid a $10 fine for leaving an engine running. One intoxication case drew sixteen days in jail, as did two beating cases on a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Denver executive leads Western Union inspection tour
A. B. Cowan of Denver general manager of the Western Union mountain division, with W J Lloyd and other officials, stopped over Sunday en route to northwestern cities. A business meeting with Weenaner Co W Arlett and managers from nearby offices covered company interests and district affairs. Cowan expressed satisfaction with local conditions before departure on train No 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cowan
Denver
Western Union Company
Telegraph
W. J. Lloyd
U. G. Life
Salt Lake
R. van Tine
C. J. Ince
Hr. H. Hardy
Twin Falls
Cowan
Two Charged With Robbery In Palace Rooming Case
A complaint filed Friday led to the arrest of Gust Tourlos and Nick Marhas on grand larceny charges. They were arraigned before Justice John A. Tupper and released on $1000 bonds each. Read: cameo pin, diamond links, and cash stolen from a New Palace rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. McDougall
Hecht
New Pallace
Clark Street
Gust Tourlos
Nick Marhas
Justice of the Peace
John A. Tupper
Tourlos
Markas
Marhas
If I Were a Farmer Prefers Home Medicine Kit
A farmer would keep Chamberlain remedies on hand for minor ailments to avoid trips to town. The suggested items include Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy along with Lini ment and Tablets to treat sprains stomach issues and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ady
Sergeant J W Roberts Returns Home After War Wounds
Cheyenne Wyoming June 9 Sergeant J W Roberts formerly of Des Moines has white hair at twenty nine. He was discharged from Fort Russell after eighteen months overseas where he fought in seven battles and was wounded five times. His wife two children mother and father died in the influenza epidemic last winter. He now works as a crossing watchman for the Union Pacific railroad in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. W. Roberts
Des Moines
Roberts
Dischn
Army
Fort Russell
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chambers Dose Eases Digestive Distress In Stomach
A historical note suggests that overeating can drug the system causing constipation torpid liver and stomach trouble. A dose of Chambers remedy is implied as relief.
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Lidaho Reclamation Association
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