University Junior Short Course Planned With Noted Experts
Plans for a university junior short course are nearly complete with J W Barber coordinating instructors and course outlines. Ralph S Bristol and Miss Genevieve Hunter lead faculty and activities including crop science talks by Dr Ray J Davis and Victor E Jones, and dairy, poultry, and livestock sessions.
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J. W. Barber
Ralph Stucky
Genevieve Hunter
M. C. Anderson
Miss Hunter
Lorraine Christiansen
Ivy Smith
Helen Jensen
Sarah Simpson
Nellie Burrall
Bonnie Adamson
Wanda Davies
Ralph S. Bristol
Ray J. Davis
Southern Branch
Victor E. Jones
W. Y. Cannon
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
A. E. McClymonds
D. L. Fourt
J. T. Montgomery
Mans Sorenson Ranch
Tyhee
Fort Hall Indiam
Lumber rates challenged by Troy Lumber in Idaho
Thelumber company filed a complaint with the Idaho public utilities commission alleging unreasonably high rates on Northern Pacific shipments in Idaho. A hearing will be scheduled, with Troy lumbering Kendrick and Troy to Lewiston priced at 81 2 to 101 2 cents per unit.
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Roise
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Troy Lumber Company
Public Utilities Commission
Thelumber Company
Kendrick
Troy
Lewiston
State auditor probes detached employee payment query
Idaho on June 19 reports the State auditor and deputies received an unusual letter from a state employee on detached service asking to check records and confirm if May payments were issued. The missive raises questions about payroll processing and potential gaps in compensation records.
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Idaho
Chamber of Commerce Aids Tourists in Busy June
In Pocatello the Chamber of Commerce tourist information bureau, led by assistant secretary Marie Howard, handles daily inquiries on roads parks and hotels. Tourists receive maps booklets and courteous help while several visitors arrange arrivals or seek local drivers and guides. China plans to raise postal charges 50 percent for letters and parcels to the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Marie Howard
Howard
Inquirer
Berthoud Pass
Yellowstone Park
Jenny Lake
Jackson's Hole
Business College
Bureau
California
Canada
Toronto
Michigan
Seattle
Florida
Portland
Northwest Coast
China
United States
Europe
Safety Campaign Boosts Confidence at Harrison's
The Boss praises the Safety Campaign as beneficial for the community. A wager is made that the first 25 to be reported by the Committee of One Hundred will include him. Old-timers reassure value safety at Harrison's, while newcomers can learn by buying or asking a veteran.
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Harrison's
Upward Trend in Idaho Labor May to June Outlook
Idaho industrial employment showed improvement in May with expectations of stronger gains in June. The U S Department of Labor survey notes excess labor supply, farm activity from soil cultivation to sugar beet work, dairy expansion, and a large boost in highway construction and maintenance creating demand for many workers.
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Idaho
Industrial Employment Survey
U. S. Department of Labor
Prominent Denver Visitors Stop in Pocatello for Rotary Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vallery and Mr. and Mrs. O E Pearson of Denver were hosted by the chamber of commerce and Rotary club during a stopover en route to the Central Western Shippers Advisory Board meeting in Idaho Falls. Vallery is assistant general freight agent for C B & Q in Denver and Pearson an assistant superintendent of transportation.
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Denver
John F. Vallery
O. E. Pearson
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Idaho Falls
Vallery
Pearson
Geo. W. Vallery
Knights Templar
Gate City
Notice and Water Users Advised on West of Portneuf
Notice requests residents west of the Portneuf river to draw water for Thursday and Friday nights while a line is cut. County tax second installment due June 21 without penalty per County Treasurer Laura Berg. Dr Henry West visiting Los Angeles on business and pleasure with Harold Hinckley. Carel Petersen improving after appendectomy at General Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs L F Taylor on June 16 weighing eight pounds four ounces. A trout weighing ounces was landed today by Kenneth Howell below the dam.
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Portneuf River
Laura Berg
Los Angeles
Henry West
Harold Hinckley
L. F. Taylor
Kenneth Howell
Neumann Endorses Committee of 100
E G Neumann chief clerk to R A Pierce of the Short Line endorses a Lions club and Pocatello Tribune safety committee of 100 citizens to report traffic infractions. He cites success abroad and notes residents, trucks, and local employers all benefit from public spirited monitoring and cooperative enforcement.
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Lions Club
Pocatello Tribune
E. G. Neumann
R. A. Pierce
Short Line
Vital Statistics Show More Boys
Idaho reports births for the month ending June 15 total 833 with 435 boys and 396 girls. Twins declined to three pairs statewide, foreign-born births totaled 91, one child was of Japanese parentage, and the rest were American-born.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Tickets on sale for Masonic Memorial building dance
Tickets for the Masonic cabaret dance in the Memorial building Friday night are selling well. The Gate City commandery drill team organizes the event with a preferred dance orchestra, refreshments planned, and visiting Masons welcome. Reservations at Halliwell drug store are still available.
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Halliwell Drug
Gate City Commandery
Pocatello High School Class of 1924 Reunion Planned
Forty five members of the Pocatello high school class of 1924 gather tonight for a reunion in the Bannock hotel Dorion room. William Holder chairs the event with Eileen Layng directing banquet and dance and John Dwyer handling publicity.
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Pocatello High School
Pocatello
Pone Dorion
Bannock Hotel
William Holder
Eileen Layng
Clarice Mitchell
Elen Williams
John Dwyer
Mr. Holder
Had No License Boise Idaho June 19 AP
A brief AP dispatch from Boise reports L A faced possible penalties after driving without a valid license. Details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Boise, Idaho
L. A
Stratford Returns From Boise Assignment as Gas Manager
L. H. Stratford, manager of the local gas company, returned today after a Boise assignment in company business.
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L. H. Stratford
Boise
Circus Clown Borella Defends The Morals Of Ring Life
Arthur Borella veteran circus performer of 35 years leads Cole brothers clowns to reject the notion that circus workers are outside moral bounds. He cites his devout faith, abstinence from drink and swearing, and recalls early medicine-show days with Alfalfa Medicine Company, noting old fortunes and misdeeds across Texas and Albuquerque. He recalls performing with Barnum & Bailey in New York as Balley died in 1906.
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Arthur Borella
Cole Brothers
Mr. Borella
Individua
Borella
Barnum & Batley
Sells-Floto
Ringling Brothers
Texas
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Two Orchestras to Play at Elks Dance
The 50 piece Po catello symphony orchestra will perform waltzes at the Elks ball in Dance Gardens Monday night. The KLEI jazz band will provide livelier tunes. Hall decorations and lighting will enhance the event, with the duration extending as long as guests stay.
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Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Dance Gardens
Gaylord Sanford
Idaho State Elks Association
KLEI
Elks
Local clubs schedule upcoming meetings and notices
Today's Affairs L A to O R C will meet Friday at 2 3 in the W O W hall Ruth chapter No 3 O E S meets Thursday at the Masonic temple All Eastern Stars invited last meeting before September Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias meets grains 8 in the Eagles hall visiting Knights urged to attend Gracie Marie Schneider 6 of Atlanta began reading at 20 months now reads Psalms in German.
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L. A
Ruth Chapter
Masonic Temple
Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Eagles
Gracie Marie Scneider
Atlanta
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Margaret Allard
Anderson School of Music
Adelaide Anderson-Sanford
Sara van Wormer
Chicago Musical College
Toytown
Skooters
Tricycles
Ticker
Down Town
Charlie Bowerman
C. E. Bowerman
Glendale
Snake River Valley
St. Anthony
Mr. Bowerman
McCammon
Virginia
Donald W. Smith
A. G. Smith
South Johnson Avenue
Bishop Bird Finlayson
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
A. G. Smith Jr
Bodell Smith
Smith
Hyrum Kay
North Arthur Avenue
Wisconsin
the Tribune
E. G. Fulton
Wyoming
Montana Points
Pulton
First Security Bank
C. Ben Ross
Guy L. Tyler
Sandpoint
Order of Eagles
Carel Petersen
Carol Petersen
General Hospital
Associated Press
Lucy Lee Bell Puryear of
Danite
Centre College
Neumann
A. Borella
Elks Dance
Florsheim
Correll Shoe Co
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