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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

2

Annual rodeo draws large crowds at fairgrounds

Friday opened with a two day event drawing a crowd that doubled from day one as spectators filled the fair grounds to watch a spectacular fireworks display. Finals in the professional bucking contest will be held Saturday with top competitors unnamed.

Everett Hun Asmagus Calif Dice Locket Ore Lamar Pokebro Tom Osborn Cali Tommy Cavanaugh Pocaicllo Harry Hart Loca Setto Profesional Bucaing Lajos Fort Rall Bert Siobditw Blackfoot Secon LaMocr Fdme Sexey Troub Coilas Wasa Sierman George BE. &. Colbern Secord Boys James Clark B. Cramberis Clift Mead Sully Edzao Crst Lealla Dian D Pohipe A. Js Edmo J. L. Johnson A. Chamberlain

Beet Prospects Are Outlined In Farmland Bulletin

The Bulletin outlines beet yields per acre based on plant density from 23 000 to 9 000 plants per acre, predicting 7 to 24 tons per acre under good cultivation and irrigation. It notes water, cultivation, and land grading affect stands and overall beets, urging farmers to rate soil moisture and drainage for best results.

Hooked a Big One in a Drain Ditch

NAMPA June 15 Guy Letster a Nampa railroader hooked a large Rainbow from a drain ditch south of Nampe. The 23 inch long fish weighed 4% pounds and broke his bamber outfit as he landed it. It is described as the largest fish taken from the drain ditches.

Nampa Guy Letster Socom Nampe White Leister Bamber

Twin Falls Beans Are Coming Home

Mr. Neumann, manager of the Southers Idaho Wholesale company, spoke at the Rotary club luncheon at Tom's cafe about Twin Pails beans from the past year. The talk traced commerce history and referenced early Miller family notes and a Cleveland baby with five front teeth.

van Doiep Mr. Neumann Southers Idaho Wholesale Company Rotary Club Tom's Cafe Neumann

Dry Democrats in 1896 Belt Echoes in Modern Party Rift

The piece argues that a faction of dry Democrats may form a third party if Governor Smith secures the nomination, citing 1896 precedent where gold Democrats split and a separate ticket gained little but caused long term shifts. It notes Southern voting laws would impede third-party viability, making defections likely to realign to major parties rather than a new ticket.

Smith Houston Bryan Pelmer Ilinois Buckner Kentucky Eleson McKinley Dity Democrats Democrats Palmer Gold Democrats Ciry Democrats Dry Democrats Democratic Party South Maryland South Carolina D'E Oine al Smith Comine Grover Cleveland New York Cof Govenor Smith Albany New York City

Wardens Protecting Pheasant Nests in Idaho Incident

Idaho's Wardens report dogs molesting pheasant nests. Under state law, game officials may shoot any dog found molesting game. owners have no recourse. Foreman urges owners to keep dogs tied as marauders act in early morning hours. In New York, a office boy’s bond tampering prompts authorities to redeem securities and issue new ones.

Idaho Palis SA Ee NY Poreman Game Department Foreman New York New Jersey John Blank & Company New York Authority

Army fliers to handle the mail at Brule Wisconsin

The army air corps will handle summer White House mail duties at Brule Wisconsin, with operations alternating between Brule and the post office. Lt Charles T Snow of Marshfield Port Riley Kan was the first officer assigned. Funds were allotted for a hangar at the field to house army planes.

Washington Army Air Corps Summer White House Brule Wis Ward T Post Office Department Charles T Snow Marshal Pieid Port Riley Kan War Department Army

Marines Gather Tropical Animals for Washington Zoo

The U S S Bridge arrived at Hampton Roads with a zoological collection for the Washington Zoo. Naval Lt. Henry Clers led the box of wildlife including two honey bears four monkeys a banana bat a toucan and a sing. Authorities are unsure if the sing song is a bird or beast.

Washington Sandino Washington Zoological Park Hampton Roads Virginia Liu*nant Henry Clers Navy Medical Corps Nicaragua

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