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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1931

Page

2

Rodeo Aces Exhibit Wares at Blackfoot Show

Blackfoot hosts the American Legion Rodeo June 18 19 and 20 with three world champion performers. Chester Byers Fort Worth Texas Buck Stewart Fort Worth and Homer Holcomb headline exhibitions between contest events. Holcomb brings his educated trick mule Orphan Annie while Stewart offers two Texas trick riding horses. The 35 member Blackfoot Cowboy Band will provide music at all performances.

Blackfoot American Legion Chester Byers Fort Worth Texas Buck” Stewart Homer Holcomb Baker Ranch California Ben Holcomb Annie Stewart Blackfoot American Legion Cowboy Band

Kotex substitute claims and safety in sanitary protection

A consumer note warns that some substitutes imitate Kotex in appearance and urges buyers to ensure authenticity. It emphasizes seeking genuine Kotex for absolute purity and health protection and questions who makes the substitute.

Spain Departs Catholic Head Cardinal Segura Y Saenz

Cardinal Pedro Segura Y Saenz, primate of Spain, was deported by the Republic government. He, with police guards, left Guadalajara by government car for the French frontier after being in Rome. Interior Minister Maura gave the notice but did not reveal charges or route. He faced mobs shouting against the clergy as he departed.

Madrid Pedro Segura Y Saenz Spain Republic Cardinal Segura Guadalajara Maura Rome

Utah Prisoners Seeking Pardons

Three cases will come before the Utah state pardons board at its monthly meeting in Salt Lake City. David J. Pugh, former deputy state treasurer, seeks parole after embezzling 104000 dollars. he has served over two years. David Jenson, former Ogden attorney and state senator, seeks clemency for obtaining mining stock on false pretenses. he has served since 1929. Ernest Trujillo seeks commutation for participation in the murder of Thomas Rhoades. he has served over six years.

Salt Lake City State Pardons Board David J. Pugh David Jenson Ogden Ernest Trujillo Thomas Rhoades United County

Marjorie Rambeau Defends Youthful Beauty Secret

Star Marjorie Rambeau credits Lux Toilet Soap for maintaining a youthful, flawless complexion. She notes stars in Hollywood rely on regular cleansing and conditioning to keep skin fresh for stage and screen close ups.

Marjorie Rambeau M. G. M. Star Lux Hollywood

British abandon salvage of Poseidon submarine

The British salvage operation for the sunken Poseidon submarine was called off by order of the admiralty. Texas crews reported the wreck covered by 12 feet of mud as all units withdrew to harbor.

Chefco China Admiralty Texas

Lions Plan Utah Idaho District Convention

The Lions club held its weekly luncheon to discuss the Utah Idaho district convention in town June 22 and 23. Myron Porges presided as elaborate plans were announced with F. M. Bistline as general chairman and an expected 500 to 600 delegates and visitors.

Iiens’ Club Myron Porges F. M. Bistline

Chinese teen executed for refusing to renounce Communism

A 17 year old Chinese girl in Chin kiang was executed by firing squad alongside ten men after refusing to renounce Communism. The narrative notes she chose death over political betrayal.

Shanghai Rec Chinkiang

Farmer Heinie Blentz of Roy Valley Dies at 67

Heinie Blentz, a Roy Valley farmer aged 67, died after a lingering illness at his ranch south of Roy. Born November 3, 1867, he moved from Washington four years ago with brother Adam to farm the Max Bowler ranch near Roy. Services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. H. Pryor presiding. burial at Fairview Cemetery. Survived by brothers Adam, John of Caldwell, George, Gus, and five sisters including Minnie Davison, Elizabeth Purchett, Anne Miller, Bertharst, and John of Wenatchee, Washington.

Podello Tribune Heinie Blentz Roy Valley Roy Mr. Blentz Washington Adam Max Bowler Methodist Church Fairview Cemetery John Caldwell George Gus Spokane Minnie Davision Decatur St. Caroline Armour Medford Ind Elizabeth Purchett Anne Miller Bertharst Wenatchee Wash

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