Keeping Idaho on Tourist Map
Otto M. Jones of the Idaho State Automobile Association outlined the group's purpose at a Boise Exchange club meeting. He argued Idaho must aggressively advertise its scenery and climate to draw eastern tourists, noting the need for road mapping and traveler information. He cited California and Oregon examples and emphasized statewide cooperation to avoid being a missing link in a regional tourism network.
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Idaho
Otto M. Jones
Idaho State Automobile Association
Boise Exchange Club
Mr. Jones
Scenrc
California
Washington
Colorado
Auto Association
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Falls
Boise
Jones
Railroad Rumbles on Montana Division Shipments and Park Runs
Multiple railroad crews shift on Montana division with engineers N D Rucker and R E King reassigned to Yellowstone Park runs. Engine 526 with Olds and Buzard readies for park service. Crews on trains 23 and 5 handle extra boards, layoffs, and okays across Pocatello, Glenn's Ferry, Ashton, and Kemmerer with several firemen and switch crews.
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N. D. Rucker
R. E. King
Montana
Yellowstone Park
B. Olds
George J. Buzard
A. H. Abercrombie
A. L. Hawkins
Ilentello
Glenn's Ferry
Glenn’s Ferry
George H. Kileey
H. Co. Wiggs
Pocatello
Naegelin Family Thankful for Support in Loss
Mr and Mrs A A Naegelin and family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kind ministrations in their sorrow at the death of their daughter Pearl Dia. They especially thank those sending floral tributes.
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A. A. Naegelin
Dia Pearl
Card of Thanks for Mr. Fe. A. Pease dead
A notice from Mrs. T. A. Johnson and Mr. E. L. Silsbee and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Silsbee expressing deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of Mr. Fe. A. Pease. Appreciation for sympathy and floral offerings is noted as lasting memories.
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FE. A. Pease
T. A. Johnson
E. L. Silsbee
Ioeks Hair Shine Earns Golden Glint Verdict Belt Tint
A brief note describes MEDIUM BROWN HAIR adopting Golden Glint Shampoo to enhance shine. The treatment yields a subtle tint on the belt area, noted as a small cosmetic result.
Idaho Pioneer Visits City in Illness of Granddaughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas of Ja maria Idaho were called to Pocatello Saturday due to the illness of Mr. Thomas granddaughter Mrs. B. R. Williams of Lava Hot Springs who is a patient at a local hospital. Thomas, a pioneer who crossed the plains in an ox cart in the 1860s, settled first in Logan Utah then Samaria where he has lived fifty years. He recalls buffalo herds a brush with Indians and meeting Jim Bridger at Fort Bridger Wyoming. He freighted from Corinne Utah through Pocatello to Montana before railroads. The Thomases returned to Samaria today.
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W. RB. Thomas
Jamaria
Idaho
Pocatetlo
Thomas
B. R. Williams
Lava Not Springs
Plains
Logan
Utah
Samaria
Jim Bridger
Fort Bridger
Wyoming
Corinne
Pocatello
Montana
Pheasant Eggs Placed Under Domestic Hens Experiment
Deputy Arden Will Hayes and state game department staff received pheasant eggs and placed them under domestic hens at a ranch near the city. The project aims to propagate pheasants by brooding eggs after nests are disturbed. Early results are promising with careful handling and strong cooperation from the association and department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Will Hayes
State Game Department
Dia
Mrs Ed Phillips and daughter visit Portland relatives
Mrs Ed Phillips and her daughter Mrs Myrtle West traveled Saturday to Portland to visit relatives and plan to return home via Lewiston.
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Ed Phillips
Myrtle West
Portland
Lewiston
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho June 18 1923
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau bulletin for Pocatello Idaho covers 24 hours ending 6 am with high 68 and low 42, mean 55, and monthly totals around 1.22 inches with 0.25 inches excess. Includes temperatures, humidity, wind, and precipitation readings, plus sunset and sunrise times. A R Teep le, Observer.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Clay
Clay Cldy
R. Teeple
Town Talk Returns From Utah Visit
Mia, regarding J. Newton of 539 Main Street, has returned home after a month’s visit in Baltic Lake.
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Utah
Mia
RE. J. Newton
Fes
Main Day Street
Balt Lake
Peters and mother depart for Seattle visit
Mrs John W Peters and her mother Mrs F A Terrello left this morning for Seattle and Tacoma to visit relatives.
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Seattle
John W. Peters
F. A. Terrello l
Tacoma
Death of Brother E J Beli Reported in Logan Utah
Mrs. James H. Pericles of Tyhee received word this morning of the death of her brother E J Beli of Logan Utah. The report notes the passing and cites familial connections as the primary detail available.
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James H. Pericles
Tyhee
E. J. Beli
Logan
Utah
Baby recovering after operation at local hospital
Eleven month old Turney, child of T G Hitler of 054 West Clark, underwent surgery at the fora! hospital Saturday and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Turney
T. G.hitler
West Clark
Bank Clearing Totals for Pocatello Saturday
The Pocatello bank clearing Saturday reached 68136.63 dollars, above last year’s figure of 50 dollars. Local banks cashed checks totaling 258068.06 dollars on the same day.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot car stolen from Grove City reported
The Blackfoot sheriff warned officials to search for a Maxwell car stolen Sunday afternoon from Grove City. Engine number 854768 identifiable. It bears Idaho license 39 258 for 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Maxwell
Grove City
Idaho
Frazier Wins Harvard Psychology Scholarship
Lewis R. Frazier of Pocatello, a graduate student in psychology at Harvard University, has been awarded a university scholarship for next year. The grant covers a year of advanced study at Harvard, with Frazier pursuing his psychology research and coursework.
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Lewis R. Frazier
Pocatello
Atarvard University
Harvard
Frazier
Marriage Licenses Issued At County Clerk Office Sat
Saturday marriage licenses granted to Archibald Alfred Pritchet and Rhoda Headington of Oyatello, to Geo W Rhoads and Webb of Shoshone, and to William Shelley of Huntington Beach California and Bessie Thomas of Twin Falls.
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Archibald Alfred Pritchet
Rhoda Headington
Oyatello
Geo. W. Rhoads
Webb
Shoshone
Wviam Shelley
Huntington Beach
Calttoonia
Bessie Thomas
Twin Falls
Tourist Camp Awning Project Near Fairview Begins
Work started this morning on a sixty by thirty foot awning at the tourist camping grounds near Fairview. The shelter will protect visitors and their cars, aiding comfort for travelers in the area.
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Fairview
BICYCLES PURLOINED IN CITY THEFT REPORTS
Frank Varley of 229 South Eighth Avenue reported his Packard bicycle stolen from in front of the Western Union office last evening. Ernest Borough of 1921 South Main reported a Catonia bicycle stolen from his home last night.
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Frank Varley
South Eighth Avenue
Western Union
Ernest
South Main
Offenders fined in East Lewis Street cases
Charles Mason charged with intoxication and attempted theft of a Ford on East Lewis Street was fined 25 by Police Subleader this morning. Dick Nelson and Tom Merton, both charged with intoxication, were assessed 10 each, and Elmer Banks drew a 15 fine after a guilty finding for assault.
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Charles Mason
East Lewis Eet
Dick Nelson
Tom Merton
Elmer Banks
Soda Springs business visitor W E Duggar in city
Soda Springs prominent businessman W E Duggar visited the city Sunday. A former Pocatello resident, he previously worked in the Blyth & Fargo grocery department and later managed the Fairview Mercantile for a lengthy period.
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W. E. Duggar
Soda Springs
Duggan
Pocatello
Blyth & Fargo Company
Fairview Mercantile Company
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Bannock County
Real estate transfers filed Saturday include Bannock County moving property to Susan Kendall in Oxford Henderson block 7 lot 3 and a sheriff transfer to C White lot 12 block 378 in QC. Cleo Detux transfers to Gennaro Parsons lot 40 in Bik West Poea. A Y Satterfield bishop transfers to Poea Sixth Corp Lts 1 2 3 in Bik for seventeen dollars.
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Bannock County
Susan Kendall
Oxford
Henderson
H. W
Sheriff
White
Tunsen
Caraline An
Shane
Cleo Detux
Gennaro Parsons
Satterfield
A. Y
Bishop
Sixth Corp
L. DB. Church
New Office Planned for Postal Telegraph Company
A. B. Richards general superintendent and H. C. Shaw superintendent of the Postal Telegraph Cable company visited in the city last week. They arranged with W. A. Turner local manager to move the telegraph from 7th Main street to the Schramm Johnson Dray building on North Arthur avenue. Remodeling will begin this week to occupy new quarters by July 1.
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A. B. Richards
H. C. Shaw
Postal Telegraph- Cable Company
Whitke
Ocatello
W. A. Turner
7Th Main Street
Schramm-Johnson Drn Company
North Arthur Avenue
Comiby
Dairy Inspection Returns to City Health Dept Schedule
The annual dairy inspection by city health inspector W. L. Raymond will occur within two weeks. Mrs. Philip Stalker, bacteriologist with the health department, has spent the summer in the east studying bacteriology at Chicago, New York City, and Philadelphia. Milk samples will be tested and grades assigned as before.
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W. L. Raymond
Philip Stalker
Health Department
Chicago
New York City
Philadelphia
Red Cross Classes for Colored Women in Pocatello
The Pocatello Red Cross will offer Tuesday and Friday afternoon lessons in first aid hospital and home sanitation and care of the bed-ridden sick for colored women. Classes meet in the health department office room, praised as a school of hygiene and a ladies’ meeting room. The office is being calgimined painted, but classes will continue.
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Pocatello Red Cross
Poca Health Department
Poacher Fined For Fishing Without License In California
F. M. Becket of Ban Jose was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice O. J. Bell for fishing without a license. Deputy Game Warden Will Hayes caught the tourist in Mink Creek, who claimed no license was needed. His vest and winnings were confiscated and sent to the state department.
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F. M. Becket
Jose
California
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Will Hayes
Mink Creek
Iia
State Department
Local Couple Welcome Daughter Born Last Evening
Mr and Mrs H J Prey of 1504 South Fourth Avenue announce the birth of a daughter last evening.
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H. J. Prey
South Fourth Avenue
K.C.s versus Carmen clash at Idaho Tech field
The K.C.s host Carmen in an evening game at Idaho Tech field starting at 6 15 PM sharp. Both teams seek a win to boost standings.
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K.c.’S
Carmen
Idaho Tech
Home from Coast Returns After Month on the Pacific
Attorney William J. Ryan and his wife have come back from a month long journey visiting Los Angeles, San Bernardino and other Pacific coast cities.
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William J. Ryan
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Pacific Coast
New Arrival for Dessendorf Family in North Fifth
Mr and Mrs Alexander Dessendorf welcomed a daughter born last evening at their home 604 North Fifth avenue The newborn adds happiness to the Dessendorf household and marks a joyful family milestone in the community.
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Alexander Dessendorf
North Fifth Avenue
Funeral Postponed For Mrs Pearl Hansen In Pennsylvania Arrival
The funeral for Mrs Pearl Goldie Hansen, scheduled for Sunday afternoon, has been postponed awaiting her father’s arrival from Pennsylvania. The body is entrusted to Schumacher and Hali company for arrangements.
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Pearl Goldie Hansen
Valuable Dogs At Risk Trigger City Poison Plot
Dog poisoners are active in the city with several fine dogs killed in owners yards. Public outcry grows as stray poisonings occur, and drastic action may follow. The Bannock Sportsmen's association will reward information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone poisoning dogs.
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Bannock Sportsmen's Association
William Krell Sentenced in District Court
William Krell was found guilty of the charge in cest and sentenced by District Judge O R Baum to 15 months to ten years in the Boise state penitentiary, held in the county jail awaiting a traveling guard. E B Devin Ethel Moore and others were sentenced for possession of intoxicating liquor with fines of 75 to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail.
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William Krell
O. R. Baum
Boise
E. B. Devin
Ethel Moore
I. Ae - Colored
Davis
Miss Moore
Matheny
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State Auto Association
Columbia Hall
Frank Kennedy Bannock Hotel
Frank Lockridge
R. T. Rohde
M. N. Kinney
Pocatello Extra Board
Salt Lake City
Golden Davis
Pocatello Extra
H. ©. Hill
Ashton
D. Norman
Greener
C. H. Cuppett
James Short
East Snake
Delodge
Ed Brady
Second District
RB. O. Bean
Payette
J. R. Burns
L. R. Cardy
Potatello Extra
Kemmerer
Wyo
Patterson
The
House of North
Tuesay
the Portneuf Hotel
North Main Street
J. E. Camron
Carbon
Idabe
Pocatello Roofing Company
CALL
Tech Farm
Salt Lake
Pressed Brick CO
J. F. Murray
North Grant Ave
William Kroll
W. Center
Colgate
Werner
Pour
Pat Belding
Ae EE Ee
Wholenor, Ag Az
Western Sea
Ewee Eves
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