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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

3

Crops in Southeast Idaho Make Progress Amid Rain Shortage

In a June 18 report state meteorologist Clinton E Norquist notes southeast Idaho crops progress satisfactorily but rain is acutely needed. Winds have driven away soil moisture while sugar beets thin and alfalfa haying proceeds. cherries, apples, and prunes show good quality but overall yields are strained by frost, drought, and late blooms.

Idaho Cinton E. Norquist Ashton Lewiston Lowai Weiser Twin Falls Boise Valley

Mussolini Holds Fascist Leader Arrest Over Matteotti Case

Rome June 19 AP Giovanni Marinelli, ex-directorate member of the fascist party, has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping and suspected slaying of Deputy Matteotti. He is charged with seeking to deprive Matteotti of his personal freedom. Stefani reports public opinion pleased with government actions and demonstrations in towns pledging support to Premier Mussolini.

Rome Giovanni Marinelli Fascist Party Matteotti Stefani Mussolini

Fruit Growers Meet Opens at Memorial Park

Caldwell Idaho June 19 AP many horticulturists and the public are expected at Memorial park for the Idaho State Horticultural association summer meeting. Delegates begin at 10 o clock with talks on orchard conditions and crops. A basket dinner will be served at noon and the annual publication covering 1922 and 1923 meetings will be ready for distribution.

A. F B. Gipson

Montana elk slated for slaughter amid food shortage

Idaho game department began efforts to secure a carload of Montana elk condemned to die due to feed shortages. J. W. Keefe sent a telegram to US game warden George Sawyer as 200 elk and 100 bison at Missoula were to be slaughtered. elk would be freed in Adams county Chamberlain basin if obtained, with the state paying handling charges.

Boise Montana Idaho Game Department J. W. Keefe George Sawyer United States Washington Missoula Keefe Bannock County Adams County Chamberlain Basin Ap- Tvee-Assishrd Hdl

Community Announcements and Local Meetings

A bundle of notices lists club meetups and events. Portneuf Athletic Club events include a meeting at the Y M C A and a Friday game against Short Line Carmen at Short Line grounds. Other items cover city council, missionary society, Court of Honor, lawn social at Idaho Tech, Fogatello Post 4 Legion, G A R Ladies, Odd Fellows degree, chautauqua guarantors, a complimentary Congregational dinner, a Thursday Inkom dance, and an Eagles meeting with initiation.

Portneuf Athletic Club Carmen West Side Fogatello Post No. 4 American Legion Public Library Odd Fellows J. E. Damron Ladies Circle The Congregational Church B. M. Hines North Lincoln Inkom Highway Inn Melody Five Eagles Order of Eagles

Ambiguous Baseball Odds From Fragmentary Box Scores

Readable fragments report early season baseball lineups and batteries for Detroit Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with names such as Bowell Holloway Woodall Musser Cooney Lucas and Luque Mays Deberry indicating incomplete box score data and uncertain outcomes.

Boston R. H. EB Asa Musserteas Stryker Cooney Lucas Brooklyn Luque Mays Vance Deberry Philadelphia Br.ee

Character of Calvin Coolidge dominates campaign say Idaho delegate

Idaho delegate J. Petersen reported the Republican convention in Cleveland showcased faith in Coolidge as the central issue of the campaign. He noted delegates rallied around the president's simple, economical leadership while expressing distrust of Congress. Borah was urged as vice president but his name was not to be presented. The Coolidge nominating address by Dr. Barton was highlighted as the convention’s standout moment.

Calvin Coolidge United States New England J. H. Petersen Tribune Cleveland Petersen Idaho Coolidge Congress Borah Ent South West Senator Borah Puyereen Barton Peterson

Honey and Tar Compound Ad Amid Mixed Weather

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness. It features Benjamin Thomas of Boranton Pennsylvania and lists a product claim about soothing throat irritation amid references to warm weather and the cold season.

Benjamin Thomas West Lagkawanna Ave Boranton

Episcopal Clergy Confer Pocatello Deanery Meeting

A Pocatello Deanery conference of Episcopal clergy opened with an evening service at Trinity Church. Addresses moved by Rev Ingham of Blackfoot on Publicity and Rev L P Nissen on Religious Education. Archdeacon Stoy spoke on Fellowship. Nissen served as temporary chairman. B C dEasum named secretary. Attendees included H Stoy, Pocatello. Paul Roberts, Boise. J C Ingham, Blackfoot. M B Nash, Idaho Falls. W I S Dumvill, Shoshone. Rupe rt dEasum.

Pocatello Te Episcopal Church Idaho Trinity Church Ingham Blackfoot L. P. Nissen Stoy Nissen B. C. d’Easum H. Stoy Paul Roberts Boise H. Lk Chandler J. C. Ingham M. B. Nash Idaho Falls Twin Falls W. I Dumvill Shoshone Rupert

Tech student officers named after election results

Results of yesterday's student body election announced in assembly. Idaho Falls sent the most representatives. winners include Elgin Campbell as President and Jane Luftkin as Vice President. Other officers include Margaret Bush Secretary and Madge Carney Treasurer. Committee members are Leslie Crowley Jay Wilson and Mia Inez Phelps. The group promises a lively summer program with entertainments on the lawn each Wednesday and strong county-wide school spirit.

Tech Bis Idaho Falls Greece Elgin Campbell Preston Jane Luftkin Blackfoot Margaret Bush Malad Madge Carney Leslie Crowley Jay Wilson Mia Inez Phelps Montpelier al Ve Idaho Tomason Ae White Man Yes County Bear Lake County

Minister Reacts to Conference Insights at Rotary Meeting

Rev. Harry 8. Hamilton, Methodist pastor and Intermountain conference delegate, spoke at the Rotary club luncheon about the international conference in Springfield Massachusetts. He noted May sessions, his eastern tour, Gandhi inspiration, and a crowd of 856 delegates split evenly between laymen and clergy.

Harry 8. Hamilton Methodist Church Intermountain Meth Episcopal Conference Springfiel Mass Rotary Club Hamilton Washington New York Fred Caldwell Finis Bentley Knights of Pythias Lewiston Rotarians Springfield New England J. C. Coleman Buhl B. H. Hudson Blackfoot Leon G. Phillips Jerome Evans Preston Walter Ricks Portland T. R. Nielson

Removal of Revenue Office Rumor Reaches Local Club

A rumor circulating in Poca tello claims federal crime officers urged abolition of the revenue office. The Rotary club discussed the matter and referred it to the chamber of commerce to oppose any move.

Pocatello Revenue Office Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce

Grounds Cleared for Snapp Brothers Exposition in Pocatello

Grounds west of Brady park are being cleared to host the Snapp Brothers Exposition in Pocatello the week of June 40th to July Sth. H E Davis oversees the work as advance man for the company. The site will accommodate several hundred cars with shows under the American Legion Post No 4. The troupe travels by a thirty car special train and carries 300 people.

Snapp Brothers Exposition Pocatello H. E Davis Brady Park Pocatello Post No. 4 American Legion

Thanking Friends After Loss of Our Son in Pocatello

The McCrory family thanks friends for kindness during bereavement after the loss of their son. They especially recognize the Pocatello police department for its kindness and floral offerings and promise to remember the many acts of sympathy.

Pocatello Police Department Fred J. McCrory

Card of thanks and Wheat crackers ad

Card of Thanks from Mrs. D A Morris and family thanks friends for help after the loss of husband and father. An advertisement promotes Wheatsworth Whole Wheat Crackers as a hearty breakfast with milk or cream marmalade and fresh fruit. Sold by Cannon's Grocery and Confectionery 621 North Main.

Cannon's Grocery and Confectionery North Main

Peterson heads to Big Boring for family camp recess

Attorney J. H. Peterson departed for Big Boring to spend a few days with his family at their summer camp. Miss Ruby Blalock has returned from Caldwell Idaho where she attended Gem State academy for schooling.

J. H. Peterson Big Boring Ruby Blalock Caldwell Idaho Gem State Academy

Freckle removal claims with Othine advertisement

An old advertisement touts Othine as a solution to freckles promising a clear complexion and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to ask for double strength Othine and notes first applications show improvement, with lighter freckles fading on some users.

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