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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
18
Blackfoot merchants close to 5 pm Friday in response to a request from the American Legion rodeo committee. June 19 20 21 mark the event with cash and mercantile prizes, cowboys ropers trick riders and an air show promising the biggest southern Idaho rodeo.
Funeral services for Howard Hall Jr. will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, with Rev. Joyce Kendall in charge. He died Tuesday night from injuries in an automobile accident. The body leaves the home Friday morning for brief services there before the church rites. Survived by parents a sister Myrtle Sorenson a brother Clarence 11 and sister Clara. A coroner's jury ruled death an unavoidable accident caused by a car driven by Don South.
The strip shows Annie and her gang racing to overtake rivals in Dane. They claim to be five days behind but confident they will catch up by using the easiest route and following the current.
Dry sunny week in Southeast Idaho with high day temperatures and cool nights. Winter wheat is good and turning. spring grains and beets show moisture stress. alfalfa early harvests near completion with replanting needed in some areas. Potatoes are coming up. range good but drying. livestock in good condition, many locations report drought impact on crops and beets noted as standout.
A fragment notes Bella Falk becoming prominent in engineering projects in Idaho, signaling recognition of her technical work and growing influence in local engineering circles.
Boise and its environs show a population of 33 857 in a Polk directory census. The city radius covers five miles including Collister and Whitney areas omitted from the tabulation, marking an increase of about 4 900 since two years ago.
Harry Ruddach, manager of the Moscow air transport, said the company may start a Boise to Spokane passenger service using a six seat Fokker. Headquarters would be in Moscow with daily morning flights to Spokane. The route passes Lewiston Grangeville Payette Emmett and Boise in both directions.
W D Scrivner of Meridian is re elected president C O Olinson of Boise is vice president R B Kading of Boise treasurer and Frank J Keenan is managing secretary The 1930 fair dates are set for September 3 4 5 and 6 in Boise Idaho.
The Capital News Printing bill for publishing the Idaho special session journal was submitted to the state board of examiners. D. S. Whitehead, speaker of the house, urged about a 20 percent reduction and said printing for the special session should align with the regular session contract.
F E Bonner, executive secretary of the Federal Power Commission, said a regular meeting would be held before June 30 and could consider Walter H Wheeler of Minneapolis petitioning for a rehearing of the Flathead river Montana power case. Wheeler, who failed to obtain a permit, argues Rocky Mountain Power amended compensation to Indian owners before award and he should be allowed to present new terms.
Record of multiple property deeds filed in Idaho showing Lena May Avd transferring lot 18 and other parcels to Harry Petersen, Brig ham Madsen acquiring Lot 13, block 11 in Pairview Two, and several transactions involving Curt Armstrong, R O Young, Roy L Black and others. Included are numerous splits in blocks 255 266 360 and related lots with references to Realty & Investment Co and Pocatello matters.
Chicago Motor Coach company reports six double deck buses fitted with radios for three weeks to test on bus routes. Officials say radio reception is clear on most of the loop and the experiment will continue with each bus carrying its own entertainment.
Retails food prices continue to fall though the May 15 reading shows prices slightly lower than three quarters of a percent below the April 15 level. Figures released today by officials show the ongoing downward trend in consumer food costs.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows decreases in 22 food items including a 26 percent drop in cabbage. Pork chops eggs flour and navy beans edged down while oranges onions and potatoes rose in price.
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