Prohibition Leader Critiques Eighteenth Amendment
D Leigh Colvin of New York City told a Methodist church audience that the eighteenth amendment has failed to reform politics though it improved industry and home life. He warned that beer production persists and political factions still wield wet influence, urging urgent enforcement and possible new party action. A second note announces B L F E card club meeting at Mrs Mont Elliott's home Friday at 2, with Ruth chapter No 3 reg meeting at 8 in Masonic Temple.
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D. Leigh Colvin
New York City
Prohibition National Committee
Methodist Church
Dr. Colvin
Celvin
Near Beer
Colvin
Borah
Idaho
B. of L. F. and
E. Card Club
Mont Elliott
North Harrison
Ruth
Masonic Temple
All Stars
City News In Brief Visitors and Local Events
Mrs Mae Hugie of Logan visits Mrs John Catron at 131 North Third Avenue and departs for Decatur. Mr and Mrs J B Topping of Los Angeles, guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Norris, depart for Decatur. J W Nevins organizes a five man Elks trap team for the Nampa state convention on June 20 and 21. Mr and Mrs James E B Dixon of Livingston Illinois leave Chicago after visiting Mrs Dixon's sister Mrs Dell McClara. Local Hi club shows leadership strength after two years. Forty five Tribune carriers to Wortham shows company Friday with free rides, Ernest Ivory accompanies. Fred's Cafe near completion after renovations with new booths, lunch counter, private dining room. Fifth golf tournament among Pocatello American Falls Idaho Falls at Idaho Falls Sunday 10:20 AM. matches show splits among teams.
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Elks
J. W. Nevins
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Nampa
Tribune Carriers
Wortham Shows
Ernest Ivory
Tribune City
Fred
Pocatello
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Country Club
Pocatello and
University of Idaho instructor returns home after visit
Miss Grace Zudrelle, art department instructor at the University of Idaho Moscow, arrived home near San Francisco after a short visit at the D. C. McDougall residence on West Clark street. Mrs. (S. C. Bellquadr) reports a geranium plant seven feet tall with twenty blossoms in her yard, planted two years ago.
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Grace Zudrelle
University of Idaho At
Moscow
San Francisco
D. C
S. C. Bellquadr
the Tribune
Local Officials Return From Madison River Fishing Trip
Dr. W. W. Brothers and city attorney B. W. Davis came back yesterday from a Madison river fishing excursion. They report excellent sport but no evidence of their alleged prowess has surfaced in Tribune vicinity.
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W. W. Brothers
B. W. Davis
Madison River
Tribune
Short Line unveils cent-a-mile fare to Salt Lake City and Ogden
Ticket agent J. C. Hanson announces a cent-a-mile rate to Salt Lake City and Ogden. Sales begin June 24 with return by June 27. Roundtrip to Salt Lake City costs 3.40 dollars and to Ogden 2.70 dollars.
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J. C. Hanson
Short Line
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
Retherford Leaves University for Year-Long Study
J. E. Retherford executive dean at the university branch gains a yearly leave of absence and will pursue postgraduate study in Chicago and eastern universities. Mrs Retherford plans a summer in Binghamton New York.
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J. E. Retherford
East
Dean Retherford
Chicago
Retherford
Binghampton
New York
Rotary members attend international meetings abroad
Claude Bistline secretary of the Pocatello Rotary announces that two members attended international Rotary events last week. Dr. F. M. Ray attended the convention in Ostend Belgium and A. C. Hinckley joined a Montreal Canada club meeting.
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Claude Bistline
Pocatello Rotary Club
Pocatello Club
United States
F. M. Ray
Ostend
Belgium
A. C. Hinckley
Montreal
Canada
Daredevils Thrill Fans At Wortham Show In Pocatello
The Wortham show at the Foundry grounds under the American Legion features Cannon Ball Bell performing on the saucer wall with high risk acts. Marie the original mile a minute girl drives a fast car on the wall while other riders and boxers entertain crowds nightly at the midway and in theaters.
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Wortham
American Legion
Pocatello
Bell
Cannon Ball
Marie
Field Family Visiting Pocatello on Travel Route
W G Field and Mrs Field are visiting in Pocatello with Mrs Field's parents Mr and Mrs W W Woolard en route from Bakersfield California to Albuquerque New Mexico. Mr Field is district manager of Skaggs Safeway stores for New Mexico. They will travel as far as Albuquerque with the Woolards and a visit to Denver is planned before returning to Pocatello. The Fields formerly resided in Pocatello where Field once served as secretary of the chamber of commerce.
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W. G. Field
Mrs Field
Pocatello
Sheep Killed by City Dogs On Pocatello Creek Ranch
Jim Crum and Pete Zoha filed a complaint with the Tribune about city dogs killing 1300 to 1400 ewes and lambs on their ranch at the mouth of Pocatello creek. Crum showed 15 carcasses and said he would trap or poison dogs after dogs attacked at night.
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Pocatello Creek
Jim Crum
Pete Zoha
the Tribune
Crum
Zohs
Federal Extension Director to Speak at North Idaho Camp
C W Warburton, federal director of agricultural extension, will address the north Idaho camp for farm women at Twin Lakes on August 3. The 1927 outing features additional speakers from the US Department of Agriculture and University personnel, with Miss Verna Johannesen coordinating.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
C. W. Warburton
Washington, D. C
North Idaho
Verna Johannesen
Warburton
Twin Lakes
Johannesen
W. A. Lloyd
United States Department of Agriculture
Lloyd
Marion Hepworth
Katherine Jensen
Jensen
Josephine Keane
Orphan Lambs Saved Yet Faces Death After Barn Attack
A Crum ranch barn was breached by dogs injuring three lambs raised on milk. The animals survived but would have to be killed while still alive due to the injuries.
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Crum Ranch
Bobby Jones Falters In Open Defense At Oakmont
Bobby Jones suffered a rough stretch in the third round at Oakmont as his prospects to defend the American open faded. A 79 in the day’s play left him at 54 holes with 232 total, eight strokes behind leader Light Horse Harry Cooper of Los Angeles.
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Oakmont
Bobby Jones
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Dr R C Young to Attend National Optometry Convention
Dr R C Young will depart June 18 as a delegate from the State Association to the National Optometry convention in Washington DC. He will stay a week for a lecture course after the convention.
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Washington, D. C
State Association
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North Third Avenue
Decatur
Topping
Thomas Norris
James EB. Dixon
Livingston, Illinois
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Pocatello Rotarians
Katherine Motto
M. Sawyer
T. Jones
Pocatello Hi-Y
Fresh
F. A. Crosby
Seattle
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Boys Work
Richard and
Edward Kanthe
Federal
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Troy
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Troy Laundry Co
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Campbell’s Soups
Hoody's
Swifts
POST
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Safeway Meat Savings
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E. Center
North Main
Lewis and Arthur
Green
Dragum
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Pucatello
Indian Springs
Natatorium
Ketchum
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