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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

Page

2

Teachers Learn Junior Farmers Work At Summer School

At a summer school assembly in Bov al and Girls clubs 200 teachers and students heard T W Potter of the University Extension department recount the Idaho based junior farmers movement started four years ago by Bill Shepherd. The program now enrolls nearly 5000 youths earning $51000 last year and includes corn and potato culture garden marketing poultry hogs canning sewing cooking and wood work plus sugar beet and bee clubs. Participants must keep records and exhibit products at fairs. Potter stressed practical agricultural education linking school and home and endorsed by state officials.

T. W. Potter University Extension Department United States Idaho Bill Shepherd Brady Iss Shepherd State University Agriculture Extension Department United States Department of Kulture Ich de. Sission Miss McCoy Potter Downey and Central Bannock County

Meyers to Join War Effort as Y M C A Worker

Cleveland A. Meyers, assistant secretary of the Pocatello Y M C A, resigns to join war service abroad. He will train in summer school and likely serve at Y M C A camps on the European front, after three years in Pocatello marked by leadership in Boy Scouts and Twilight League baseball. No successor named.

Pocatello Cleveland A. Meyers East United States Europe Association Meyers Kilgore Idaho Academy of Idaho Boy Scout Movement International Turkey France

Young Nashville Lawyer Faces Murder Trial

Chais C. Trabue, a Nashville attorney, was arraigned on a murder charge in the slaying of Harry S. Stokes, prominent local lawyer and taxpayers' suit chief counsel. Witnesses said Trabue declared I have killed Harry as police moved to arrest him. Both men represented leading local families amid bitter legal clashes.

Nashville Tenn Harry S. Stokes Chais C. Trabue Stokes If Trabue Trabue Harry Tees

Blue laws for Richmond as Sunday observance tightens

Richmond officials and merchants drift toward a compromise on the new ouster law set to take effect Sunday. The measure enforces existing Sunday laws with strict closure of confectionaries and soda fountains, prompting talks among ministers police and business leaders for a liberal interpretation.

Richmond Conemona

Boston Heiress Becomes a Bride in Beverly

Boston heiress Ises Sears wed Bayard Tucker Mee in Beverly F today. Ises Sears, the young heiress who inherited millions after her mother's death and more from her grandfather, is joined by Bayard Tucker Mee of Boston and New York. He is a Harvard graduate, a member of a prominent family. A special train carried a large party of guests to the ceremony.

Boston Mass Beverly F Ises Sears New England Bayard Tuckermee Angef M. Sears Bayard Tuckerman New York Harvard

North Carolina Retail Merchants Open Three Day Convention

The North Carolina Retail Merchants association began its annual convention in Winston Salem on June 20. Sessions run three days with prominent retailers from across the state addressing advertising insurance mail order competition and other retail trade issues.

North Carolina Winston-Salem N. C

Prohibition Party Holds Florida State Convention

Jacksonville hosts the Florida Prohibition party state convention as leaders plan to nominate a full state ticket and select delegates for the St Paul national meeting next month. State Chairman John P. Coffin presides as the gathering opens this morning.

Jacksonville Prohibition Party Florida John P. Coffin Dhe St.Paul

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