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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1923

Page

5

Idaho Potato Growers Form Big Exchange

Idaho potato growers meet in Bannock hotel to form an Idaho Potato Exchange on the Sapiro plan aimed at a national market. Charles G. Carlson presides, L H Phillips serves as secretary, and officers include Carlson Pendlebury Ferrin Phillips and Aaron Sapiro.

Idaho Bannock Hotel Sapiro Charles G. Carlson L. H. Phillips Burley Idaho Falls Henry H. Payne W. B. Barstow Blackfoot James Pendlebury Waler Thomas Haven Leigh Anthony Peterson T. L. Ferrin Jerome Henry Eddy Shelley Wilfred M. Christianson A. Quigg Firth Fred J. Savage Aberdeen T. 8S Vanderford Tyhee T. J. Larkin Ames Pendlebury Aaron Sapiro National Exchange Movement St. Anthony Walter Thomas

Early potato growers admitted to exchange amid shipping concerns

Haven Leigh Rupert A D Ford and others discussed admitting early potato growers to the exchange. Some warned the move could be disastrous due to pending shipments starting next month. It was decided to allow early growers to join, as many also produce late potatoes for shipment. A few districts expect to handle the new crop by mid July.

Haven Leigh Rupert A. D. Ford Aberdeen Byron Hayden T. &. Vanderford Jerome Henry Eddy L. A. Bodenheimer Twin Falls J. P. Marshall Filer A. A. Davis Elmer Hagg Buhl Glen Gould Exchange

Borah Addresses Massive Pioneer Day Crowd in Rigby

Senator Borah spoke for over an hour and a half to more than 10 000 gathered at Rigby for the Pioneer Day celebration. The crowd pressed into the stake tabernacle and outside as supporters urged another meeting after his remarks on world court and related issues.

Rigby Senator Borah Idaho U. S. Senate Stake Tabernacle Tabernacle Borah America

Moose Picnic Invites Moose and Friends on Mink Creek

Moose and friends are invited to a picnic on Mink Creek on Sunday June 29. Those needing transport should contact F C Hautt at once by calling 1462 W. 121, Chairman of Committee.

Mink Creek F. C. Hautt

Railroad Rumbles Aboard Foratello Menpelier Foval

Railroad dispatch notes extensive crew shuffles and deadheading across multiple engines. Engineers, firemen, and switch crews relocate to cover increased traffic and service on the Ashton, Sho shore, Idaho Falls, Ketchum, Salt Lake, and Portland routes, with engine 1579 and 526 among those active on passenger and park runs.

Summer students at Tech elect officers

Graphic pictures of life in Mexico City were brought to the Tech summer students this morning by Miss Mary Leute of this city who spent last summer at the University of Mexico. The student elections yesterday named Alvin Morgan of Malad president Miss Ouida Fincher Malad vice president Miss Alula Larson Pocatello secretary and Miss Fern Neilson Hyrum Utah Ada Larson Pocatello and William Thomas Malad on the social committee.

Mexico City Tech Mary Leute University of Mexico Leute United States Mexico Alvin Morgan Malad Ouida Fincher Alula Larson

Weather review for Pocatello Idaho June 20 1923

U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a 24 hour period ending 6 am with 1923 readings. Highest yesterday 72, mean 58, lowest today 44, normal 66, monthly 7.62 inches precipitation to date, 1.22 inches this month, plus 0.33 inches excess. Details include humidity wind and sunrise sunset times. A R Teeple observer. Notice Eagles meeting at Methodist church June 21 at 7 pm with officers Pebeels and Anderson to preside.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U S. Weather Bureau Pocatello Idaho Clady Cay Teeple

Don’t Spoil Your Child’s Hair by Washing It

Advice on washing children's hair warns against harsh alkali in soaps and shampoos. Recommends using Mulsified-oil shampoo with two to three teaspoonfuls and air drying for soft, glossy, healthy hair free of dust and dandruff. Available at any store.

Grace Federal Farm Loan official in town on business

Lt. Sumner Pond, secretary of the Grace Federal Farm Loan association, is in town today on official business matters.

GRACE Sumner Pond Grace Federal Farm Loan Association

Mrs J A Long Returns From Salt Lake Visit

Mrs J A Long came home Tuesday evening from Salt Lake where she spent several weeks with her mother Mrs Agnes Shipoy.

J. A. Long Salt Lake Mra Agnes Shipoy

Vanity Beauty Shop Relocates to New Carlsco Address

The Vanity Beauty shop moves from 411 to 410 Carlsco building. Formerly run by Mrs Coles the shop is now under Miss Irene Ward’s management.

Vanity Carlsco Building

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by William P. Chase

William P. Chase of St Charles Idaho filed a petition in bankruptcy today. The case is referred to Referee Charles L. Frouch of Montpelier for disposition.

UPTCY William P. Chase St. Charles Idaho Charles L. Frouch Montpelier

Lake Elevator Man Plans Grain Crop Handling in Pocatello

W. H. Barrett, manager of the Inter Ocean elevators based in Salt Lake City, is in Pocatello coordinating the company’s plans for handling the 025 grain crop.

Sugar Factory Agent Visits City for Beet Contract Work

K Nishida an agent for the Utah Idaho sugar factory of Blackfoot was in town yesterday on business tied to the agreements for beet contracts with the factory.

K. Nishida Utah-Idaho Blackfoot

License Plates Found By Idaho Police

Officers report two plates found on South Second Avenue. A motorcycle license number 382 and an auto license number 270508 are being held at the police station.

Idaho Polie South Second Avenue

Theft of Rex bicycle from 324 South Fifth Avenue

A Rex bicycle owned by John Kane of 324 South Fifth Avenue was stolen last evening in front of the Base Ball cigar store on West Center. The incident was reported to police this morning.

Rex John Kane South Fifth Avenue West Center

Bank Clearing Totals Reported for Pocatello Tuesday

The Pocatello bank clearing on Tuesday reached 42488.41 dollars, down from 54987.60 a year earlier. Local banks reported total checks cashed totaling 21356.34 dollars.

Pocatello Bank

Battery theft reported from Skaggs Grocery truck

A Willard battery and hub caps were stolen last evening from a Dodge delivery truck owned by Skaggs Grocery company. The theft occurred while the rear was parked at 346 West Young.

Willard Skaggs Grocery Company West Young

Clerks and Wholesalers Face Twilight League Test Tonight

The Clerks and Wholesalers meet in a City Twilight league game at Idaho Tech field tonight at 6 15. The Store Department and Fairview also schedule a Friday evening matchup.

Idaho Tech Fairview

Fraternal Leader Dell Carey Smith Passes Through Pocatello

Through Dell Carey Smith a past grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Hagies, who traveled to Spokane from Utah after attending the Utah State convention of Eagles as representative of the Saadacr ie.

Dell Carey Smith Order of Hagies Pocatello Spokane Utah Eagles Saadacrie

Electrical department team tops back shop nine 5 to 4

The Short Line league game saw the electrical department defeat the back shop nine by 5 to 4. Sutherland and Alley formed the battery for the winners while Williams and Hoskinson charged for the losers. The apprentice boys and car department set to play Thursday at 6 at Short Line field.

Electrical Department Sutherland Alley Williams and Hoskinson

Liquor Possession Arrest Of East Lander Manager

Thomas Amoriza, manager of a Spanish rooming house at East Lander and North Ssecond avenue, was arrested last evening by Deputies Moss and Palmer and a federal prohibition enforcement agent on the charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. This is his second liquor arrest in a month. He is held in the county jail for federal authorities to handle.

Thomas Amoriza East Lander Ssecond Avenue Moss and Palmer

Mrs Jennie Straub Shipped To Leadore For Burial

The remains of Mrs Jennie Straub who died Monday at a local hospital were sent on No 29 to Leadore Idaho her former home for interment. She was a pioneer resident of Leadore and her two sons and daughter in law accompanied the body. The shipment was prepared by Will T Walker Funeral parlors.

Jennie Straub Leadore Idaho Straub Straub Brothers Mercantile Company Theldhody Will T. Walker Funeral

Letters Awarded for Eighteen Innings No Error

Members of the E A C club receive letters for eighteen innings without an error. Ray Horrocks Alvin Lacy Robert Bricker Clyde Gooderham Frank Osterlind Frank McMillan John Chandler Howard Curtis Charles Garner Alfred Chandler Jack Trimming Albert Trimming Coach A Holbrook Assistant Coach F Holbrook named. John Chandler earns one stripe as sole home run hitter. The team will play at Ty thee Sunday.

Ray Horrocks Alvin Lacy Robert Bricker Clyde Gooderham Frank Osterlind Frank McMillan John Chandler Howard Curtis Charles Garner Alfred Chandler Jack Trimming Albert Trimming A. Holbrook F. Holbrook Tythee

Real estate transfers listed for Tuesday

Tuesday filings show transfers including Bohrscheid to Mary Ingard Neikon for Ingelnook Terraces Lot 10 and Part 9 Block 3. John Caccia etux to Riziere opi et al for Lot 13 and 344 Lot 14 Block 217. Alice Roghaar to W A Young Northwest Corner Lot 20 Block 565 6900 feet 68.8. Gottfried Melm to unspecified party for 17 18 1k 105. John Roghaar etux to Almog Myers in Quarter 4 Section QNE See 25 Tp 9 BR 40 Northwest See 30 9 BR 41. Helene Yo etux to Alfred Horroe Lot 16 Block 595 and 1A 16 Block 0 feet. Frank Zamboni etux to A Crockett et al Lot 7 BE% Northwest Quarter Northeast Southwest Bee 20 Town 9 Range 88. Leffler Anna to William Leffler for macl ignd.

Bohrscheid W. H Atmny C. W. Gray Inc. Co Mary Ingard Neikon Ingelnook Caccia John Etux Riziere Opi Et al Rowand Alice Gottfried Melm Roghaar Almog Myers Helene Etux Alfred Horroe Zamboni Frank Etux A. Crockett

Notice Contractors Bid on Heating and Ventilating Arimo Pool

Public notice announces bids for heating and ventilating Arimo Pool. Bids are due June 23 at 2 P.M. Contractors are invited to submit proposals under the published specifications.

Eng Arimo Ool

Fireworks Fourth at Joseph Grocery Featured at B and Bs

A Fourth of July display titled Fireworks at the Joseph Grocery drew attention at local B and Bs near Yellowstone. Hickey reported a crowd and lighted skies above the area as residents celebrated.

Joseph Grocery B&bs Yellowstone Hickey

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BIG Exchange Moose Quick Agate Beene Tom Wilson K. Hunter Frank Darling G. Wall Ashton J. Cuppett H. G. Baker Casey Boyle Boyle I. P. Barnard East Whisker H. B. Thomas James Buist Dave Pratt Third District Portland H. J. Jensen E. D. Standiford Frank Schaefer William Hemphill L. Christensen West Snake J. H. Davis Tom Hays R. H. Thornley Funeral Methodist Church Peter Peebles Anderson Kaynee Nainsook Troy Laundry CO Tiffany Bros
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