Idaho Tech Plans Four Story Administration Building
The Idaho Tech announces a new four story administration building to open this fall. The $120000 structure will be brick faced reinforced concrete with 22 rooms an auditorium for 1200 and a full library. Architects Wayland and Fennell Boise contractors H W Baum Salt Lake City superintendent A M Rose. Enrollment has risen from 345 in 1920 to 565 last winter with summer school enrollment at 220 up 45. Acting president Rutherford expects a very successful summer term.
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Iee
Idaho Tech
Citizens’ Hall
Wayland & Fennell
Boise
H. W. Baum Construction Company
Salt Lake City
A. M. Rose
Tech
Rutherford
The
Attendance Booms at Local Playgrounds Reach 600 Kids
Recreation director W O Robinson reports daily program attendance rising from 200 to 600 children with capacity to grow. A training meeting for young girls fourteen and older, hosted by the institute for training of young girls, drew strong turnout and will run Tuesday and Thursday evenings, offering practical experience in recreational work.
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W. O. Robinson
Scout Troop 17 Plans 24 Hour Hike and Lava Springs Trip
Scout Troop No. 17 of the Christian church will begin a twenty four hour hike Thursday morning gathering at the high school grounds and departing at six o'clock. A Lava Hot Springs trip is set for next Tuesday evening. Each scout on the hike must pass an advance test or train a peer to test. The Eagle patrol owns a live eagle mascot and takes pride in it.
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The
Christian Church
Troop 17
Lava Hot Springs
Eagle Patrol
Troop Seventeen
Funeral services for Daniel Feldsted held at Third Ward chapel
Funeral services for Daniel Feldsted were held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Third Ward L D S chapel. The 58 year old railroad employee died Friday night June 13 after a 35 year career with the Short Line in various roles including locomotive carpenter and station master. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with Schumacher and Hall directing.
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Feldsted
Third Ward
Daniel Feldsted
Third Ward L. D
Round House
Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah
E. P. Horsfall
Joel Loveland
Egbert C. Stratfords
Diarrison
Milo A. Hendricks
Fader
Andrew ©. Ingelstrom
Joseph B. Hawkley
Alex
Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Bertha Facer
Mountainview Cemetery
Schumacher and Hall Company
New York Hotels Deny Wide Open Convention Week
George W. Sweeney of the Hotel Association of New York City says hotels will not violate the law during the National Democratic Convention. He assures delegates and visitors there will be no rate increases and prices will align with the National Democratic Committee standards. The association pledges strict adherence to laws and orderly conduct throughout convention week.
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New York
George W. Sweeney
Hotel Association of
New York City
Mr. Sweeney
Hotel Association
National Democratic Committee
Navy Budget Share Estimated at 9.23 Cents Per Dollar
Data from the director of the budget show nine and a quarter cents of every tax dollar fund Navy upkeep. The entire military budget including Army, pensions, WWII allowances and life insurance claims consumes 37.32 cents. For 1925 the Navy appropriation was about $311 million, a small fraction of national wealth.
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United States
Army
Navy
Congress
Business and Professional Women elect delegate for national meeting
About twenty club members met at Highway Inn in Inkom for dinner and a brief session. Lucile Bailey was chosen to represent the local club at the national convention in West Baden Indiana July 23 to 27, with prior appointment to assist on the convention program committee.
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Inkom
Highway Inn
West Baden
Indidiana
Lucile Bailey
Bailey
Adelia Prichard
Mary Stewart
Washington, D. C
Congress
Court of Honor
Moscow
Nora Boyum
Pocatello and Gooding
Pocatello Club
Maud Dayton
Dayton
Idaho Tech
Yellowstone Park Season Opens With Special From Salt Lake City
The 1924 Yellowstone park season opens tomorrow with the arrival of the Yellowstone Special from Salt Lake City at 8 0 clock. Utah plans an auspicious opening program. The train will pass Pocatello around midnight as ceremonies conclude.
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Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
Byrne
Pocatello
Rotary Club Thursday Luncheon at Bannock Hotel
The Rotary Club holds a 12:15 p.m. luncheon Thursday at the Bannock hotel. The regular evening meeting was postponed. Vice President Fred Caldwell presides in President Finis Bentley’s absence as he attends the Knights of Pythias convention in Lewiston. The program is led by Andy Anderson James Russell and W H Behrseheid with Harry Hamilton reporting on his Springfield Mass trip to the Methodist general conference.
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Rotary Club
Bannock
Fred Caldwell
Finis Bentley
Knights of Pythias
Lewiston
Andy’ Anderson
James Russell
W. H. Behrseheid
Harry Hamilton
The
Methodist Church
Springfield
Mass
Superintendent's Nephew Injured in Salt Lake City Scaffold Fall
James J. Farnsworth an employee of the Short Line fell twenty seven feet from a scaffold on a needle beam while working as a bridge helper on an oil storage tank in Salt Lake City. He suffered a bad scalp wound a fractured forearm and a broken pelvis. Farnsworth is nephew of General Superintendent R A Pierce of the Short Line.
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James J. Farnsworth
Short Line
Salt Lake City
Farnsworth
R. A. Pierce
Railroads Report Gain in Sheep and Grain Movements
Sheep shipments are unusually heavy this year due to earlier lambing, with a notable grain movement as well. Passenger travel is expected to rise significantly with the new season opening Thursday.
Story Tellers Asked to Gather Tomorrow
All persons interested in story telling are invited to be present at the library Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The meeting aims to form a class of story telling as a specialty in playground work.
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Élic Library
Band dance Friday at the Dance Palace
A neighborhood notice invites attendees to a Friday band dance at the Dance Palace. Entry details are not specified in the readable text.
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Dance Palace
Town Talk Highlights Coast Visit and Local Contacts
Dispatcher Max Craig of the Short Line returns from a vacation to Tacoma and other northwest points. Mr and Mrs N C Gray of Logansport Indiana visit the city to see relatives James C Downey Albert Mueller and Gertrude Carrico. Amelio Gigiotti, a Short Line boilermaker, learned of a fire that destroyed his Los Angeles home. details unavailable.
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Coast
Max Craig
Short Line
Tacoma
N. C. Gray
Logansport
Indiana
Amelio Gigiotti
Los Angeles
California
City Briefs: Relatives Visiting. Death Notices. Marriages
Mrs J J Borbigge and her son John Joseph visit Philadelphia relatives Mr and Mrs IL McLaugh 217 South Arthur Ave. Mrs L B Mitchel dies in Boston once Miss Mable Lee sister of Charles W Lee of this city. Idaho Falls Walter Dale Jeffery and Paris Alice Humphreys wed in county clerk offices. Curtis Warfield and Alberta Santes of Pocatello wed. Funeral for infant J Charles McCrory of 150 North 15th Ave held at Schumacher and Hall chapel with Bishop Edgley. interment Mountainview.
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J. J. Borbigge
John Joseph
Philadelphia
City
Boston
L. B. Mitchel
Pocatello
Walter Dale Jeffery
Idaho, Falls
Alice Humphreys
Paris
Curtis Warfield
Alberta Santes
J. Charles MeCrory
Fred McCrory
North 15Th Avenue
Schumacher and Hall Company
Bishop Edgley
Mountainview
Pocatello Post Athletic Association Forms with Legion Members
Articles of incorporation issued Tuesday at the county clerk's office by the Pocatello Post Athletic association. There is no capital stock and each member in good standing in the Legion is a member of the athletic association. Directors include Si Thorkildsen Edmund Waun H G Hinckley and G E Cushman.
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Pocatello Post Athletic Association
Legion
The
Athletic Association
Jt. Thorkildsen
Edmund Waun
H. G. Hinckley
E. Cushman
Indians Taken, Plead Guilty on Disorderly Conduct
Spotted Bear and Emily Fly, Indians from the Ft. Hall reservation, were arrested Tuesday evening and charged with disorderly conduct. They pleaded guilty this morning. fined $50 each or default to jail. Anna Bell, another Indian, was turned over to agency officials after a similar pickup.
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Spotted Bear
Emily Fly
Ft. Hall Reservation
Anna Bell
Leniency Shown in Evening Police Court Docket
Judge John W. Peter granted leniency to offenders arrested last night by police. Sesso Montoya faced prowling charges in the east side residential area but was dismissed on promising to reform. Others including B. Sutton John Wickman Hugh Miles G Noriego M Rodriguez F Burgen and Oscar Sterling were all discharged on condition they leave town immediately.
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John W. Peter
Sesso Montoya
Ease Side
B. Sutton
John Wickman
Hugh Miles
G. Noriego
M. Rodriguez
F. Burgen
Oscar Sterling
Early trout planting planned in Hailey District
E. J. Holden Hay Spur fish hatchery superintendent says trout fry planting will begin June 22, ahead of usual, with 100000 fingerlings set for release this season in Stanley Basin streams. Supervisor Locke of Ogden from the U S forest service will assist in early operations.
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E. J. Holden
Hay Spur Fish Hatchery
Hailey Times
Stanley Basin
Locke
Ogden
U. S. Forest Service
Notice of Nonresponsibility in Agreement
Notice states a person will not be responsible for an account incurred by wife Mrs B ees non on date 4 1 18 19 20 at OLARK and places.
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Mrs. Bees
Fairyfoot bunion relief claim sparks desire in Tribune ads
A Tribune Want Ad notes Fairyfoot promises almost instant bunion pain relief and a guarantee. The reader is urged to try the product for rapid comfort, with emphasis on swift results from the advertised remedy.
Farmers need strong local markets in Idaho towns
Marion Fuchs of Springfield Idaho urges Pocatello and nearby towns to boost fair local markets for hogs chickens hay and potatoes. He argues freight costs hollow rural profits and warns that weak markets drive farmers to sell at undervalued prices to peddler buyers. He calls for aggressive business action to support Idaho farmers.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
Pocatello Ns
Pocatello
Pocatello Railroad
Blackfoot
Middle West
Marion Fuchs
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Ruth Chapter
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Olympians
Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Pro-cathedral
Portneuf Lodge No
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A. M
Tribune
Imen
Oppenheimer
Dors
Pocatello Typewriter Exchange
Phono
Ku Klux Klan
Dr. Clark
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