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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

5

Taxicab Driver Robbed, Car and Cash Stolen North of Pocatello

Jim Paris, a taxicab stand operator from East Clark Street, was hired to take a man to a ranch north of the city. Two gunmen bound gagged and robbed him of 7 50 in change and drove off in his Hudson seven passenger touring car license 6 737 engine 135774. Authorities across multiple towns were alerted to locate the vehicle.

Jim Paris East Clark East Center Street H. W. Henderson Paris Ile Pocatello Creek Sheriff's Office Pocatello Blackfoot American Falls McCammon Downey Idaho Falls Bancroft Ogden Idaho

State Ball at Dance Palace Tonight

The Dance Palace hosts a state ball this evening inviting attendees with season tickets. Organizers remind holders to present passes at entry and enjoy an evening of formal festivities and entertainment.

State Ball Jie

Pocatello Man Elected President Osteopaths

The Idaho Osteopathic association closed a three day Pocatello session with officers for the coming year. Dr. Vern M. Bodmer of Pocatello was named president, Dr. Jennie Gardinier of Idaho Falls vice president, and Dr. R. O. Meredith of Nampa secretary and treasurer. Trustees named were Dr. G. A. Rupple of Idaho Falls and Dr. Leland Anderson of Boise.

Idaho Osteopathic Association Pocatello G. A. Ruppule Idaho Falls Vern M. Bodmer Jennie Gardinier R. O. Meredith Nampa G. A. Rupple Leland Anderson Boise

Orphans Treated to City Tour by Yellow Cab Firm

About twenty orphans from St Vincent's Children's Home were guests of Yellow Cab, managed by Clyde Crippen, on an hour long city auto tour. The children visited major points of interest in large yellow cabs and then attended a movie. The event thanked the firm for its hospitality.

St. Vincent’s Children’s Home Yellow Cab Company Clyde Crippen the Cabs Company

Hospital Notes From Local Health Update

T G Rowland of 240 South Lincoln avenue is ill at home. Lorenzo Mower of American Falls visited the city Wednesday for hospital treatment. Antoine Pupil arrives from Lava Hot Springs and is treated at a Pocatello hospital. Mrs C J Ryan of 739 South Main left hospital for home Wednesday after surgery and illness. The infant of Mr and Mrs John L Myers at 805 South Ninth avenue is ill with bronchitis. The Richardson child of 270 Wayne avenue was sent home Wednesday after tonsil removal. FE Para of 235 North Fourth avenue is ill at home.

T. G. Rowland South Lincoln Avenue Lorenzo Mower American Falls City Antoine Lava Hot Springs Pocatello Hospital Mra C. J. Ryan South Main John L. Myers South Ninth Avenue John Richardson Wayne Avenue FE. Para North Fourth Avenue

Dance Palace Hosts Band Night Friday

Community notices a band dance at the Dance Palace this Friday inviting attendees to enjoy live music and social dancing at the venue.

Dance Palace

Denatured Alcohol Cocktail Features at Drinking Bout

Ed Gallagher and Roy Ward were taken into custody by the sheriff's force Wednesday afternoon for a drinking bout on the courthouse lawn. They were drinking denatured alcohol with a canned heat chaser and were jailed to face charges of possession of intoxicating liquor.

Ed Gallagher Roy Ward Sheriff's Force Court House

Tyhee Man Files for County Commissioner

The following candidates filed the nominating blanks Wednesday afternoon at County Clerk R. C. Earley office Isaac McDougall Republican precinct No. 3 delegate to the county convention and precinct committeeman R. C. Earley Republican precinct No. 10 delegate to the county convention M. M. Bush Republican Inkom precinct delegate to the county convention PD R. Lish Republican Inkom precinct precinct committeeman R. T. Dale Democrat McCammon precinct county commissioner first district J. J. Facer Democrat Tyhee precinct county commissioner second district

R. C. Earley Isaac McDougall M. M. Bush Inkom PD. R. Lish R. T. Dale McCammon J. J. Facer Tyhee

Weather Report For Pocatello June 19 1924

U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports favorable conditions for forest fires for the next three to four days in Pocatello. The 24 hour period ending 6 am shows a high of 90 and a low of 41 with a mean of 62. Precipitation since the first of the month stands at .36 inch, deficiency .62 inch, and total since January 1 at 3.35 inches. Sunset 8:12 p m and sunrise 4:51 a m observed.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S Weather Bureau Pocatello

Town Talk Highlights and Local Notes

Bank clearing for Potatello totaled 203,981 dollars and 72 cents. Visiting sister Mrs. C. Wells of Charleston, West Virginia, stays with Mrs. C. F. Peterman on South Fourth Avenue. Real estate transfer filed for Caroline Cederstrom to Louisa Jones, Lot 6 Block 435. Harry Wade and Carl Reuss plan a three day fishing trip to Mackay and Craters of the Moon. The Moly Cross Sisters depart for Notre Dame summer school. Harold Bell returns from USC and visits family. W. A. Rawson injured in a fall from scaffolding. Dr. H. C. Irwin to present at Idaho medical association and then visit Rochester. Mrs. Rose Massaro dies. survivors listed. Tloyd A. Brewer returns from Gallaudet. plans to work in news production. Multiple marriage licenses issued. speeds fined and vagrancy case resolved.

Harry Wade Carl Reuss Mackay Craters of the Moon Arco

Andrews family visits Yellowstone after Pocatello wedding

Mrs. Frank Andrews senior and daughter Miss Mary of Santa Ana Calif arrive at the Ferguson home and plan a Yellowstone park trip after attending their son and brother Frank Andrews Jr and Miss Maurine Ferguson wedding in Pocatello.

Raymond Harold Hedges Hendricks Lilly R. Daniels Pocatello Frank Leland Andrews Santa Ana Calif Sally Maurine Ferguson Foestello Alvin Philip Jander Hutchinson Kas Lola McCarter Syracuse Alfred V. Nelson Nampa Ethel May Avery Lava Hot Springs Frank Andrews Mary California S. Ferguson Yellowstone Park Miss Andrews Frank Andrewa, Jr Maurine Ferguson South Seventh Avenue

Holdups Reported Near North First Street

Marcel Requelet told police last night at 10:45 he was robbed by two men in the 200 block on North First. One man, white, held him up while a black man searched his pockets and took a small amount of change. Both wore caps and fled after the incident.

Marcel Requelet North First

Dentists' Prescription Whitens Dark Teeth Instantly

A home whitening remedy promises instant results for dull stained teeth using a two component prescription. Bleachodent Combination is marketed as safe with enamel preservation and requires only a few drops applied to teeth for quick stain removal.

Gentle Rain Lifts Gardens and Grains

The night rain renewed gardens and grain fields with 0.41 inches of moisture from 1 AM to 5 AM. Weather forecasts promise fair and warmer conditions for tonight and tomorrow, aiding growth amid warm days and cool nights. The year’s high reached 89 degrees on June 13, while this morning’s low was 41.

Cheerio

Chamber Preparing to Move to New Offices

Secretary J. A. Harader plans moving the Chamber of Commerce from the Franklin building to the North building opposite the post office. The ground floor quarters will house a tourist bureau and offer an excellent location. The vacated hall will be available for conventions and Chamber events.

J. A. Harader Chamber of Niew Franklin Chamber of Commerce

Eye Strain Helper Eyewash Ad Promises Relief

An old advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrageus and witch hazel claiming relief for strained or tired eyes. It offers a small bottle as a cure and notes it is aluminum eye cup free from a drug company.

Wok Drug Co

Taxpayers’ Notice From Tax Collector Berg

Tax Collector Laura B Berg lists tax payment details for 120 area parcels. The notice directs payers to settle dues and avoid penalties, outlining enforcement actions and contact points for delinquent accounts.

Laura B. Berg

Constipation Relief Claim From Foley Cathartic Tablets

An advertisement from McComb Lucas Co Ohio touts Foley cathartic tablets for speedy relief of severe constipation. It claims the tablets are pure and gentle on the liver with no unpleasant after effects and says they are sold everywhere.

McComb, Lucas Co Ohio

Idaho Oregon Egg Producers move to unite hen groups

A Caldwell board meeting renews efforts to form the Idaho Oregon Poultry Association. Mayor Ben Rosas leads mailing to county agents after the first drive signed about 62 000 hens. Jerome Producers seek 10 000 hens to join. Caldwell hosts offices while shipments are staged from Pocatello.

Idaho-Oregon Egg Producers Association Caldwell Ben Rosas Pocatello Idaho State Farm Bureau University of Idaho-Union Pacific Idaho Jerome Producers Association Ross Jerome Aot Idaho- Oregon Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bruce Music N. Main St Osteopaths Tyhee Man A. R Tribune Skaggs Markest del Monte Potatello C. Wells Charleston, W. Va C. F. Peterman South Fourth Avenue Cederstrom Caroline Jones Louisa Jones Moly Cross Sisters St. Joseph's School Notre Dame University South Bend Indiana Harold Bell Los Angeles University of Southern California O . Bell W. A. Rawson Joe Corbidge Mr. Rawson No. 10 Hood Apartments H. C. Irwin Idaho Btate Elicat Association Rose Massaro Onorio Massaro North Sixth Avenue Massaro Sadieno Julia Madarello Swissdale Schumacher and Hall Company Tloyd A. Brewer Fairview Gallaudet College Washington D. C Brower Washington Smith French Speeder Harold Kiksted John W. Peter John Doe Mexican Roy McCoy Kayser Chamber Poultry Association Oregon F. H. Montgomery
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