Collegians Prepare For Bannocks In Six Game Set
Manager Ivan Olson brings the PoCatello Bannocks home after Utah trip to face the Logan Collegians in a six game series at Overland Park starting Tuesday. Erich, a new first baseman, impressed in Ogden while Virgil Avansino breaks finger keeping him out weeks. Salazar may pitch Tuesday against Winters.
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Salazar
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City Briefs of Travel and Appointments Across States
City residents travel to Salt Lake City Denver Springfield and Santaquin while Miss Laura Goerling visits Chicago and sister Mrs H B Bauman. Miss Marion Gemmell heads to Portland for a month with aunt and returns via Nampa. Y M C A board meeting postponed to Thursday evening and Miss Ida Bistline heads to San Francisco for Skaggs Safeway duties.
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Portland
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Nampa
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Ida Bistline
San Francisco
Skaggs Safeway
Siders leaves for Omaha after 28 years in Pocatello schools
Dr. Walter R. Siders longtime superintendent of Pocatello schools resigns and travels to Omaha to continue a financial survey of that city's schools. Mrs James E Hopson and two children return from California after a three month visit with Mrs Hopsons parents former Twin Falls residents. Funeral services for Prescott Burrell are set for Tuesday at 2 pm from the Blackfoot Episcopal church. Alameda Community Athletic Association wins two baseball games 8-0 over City Oilers and 5-0 over Postal Clerks with pitching by Myers and Edwards. Trib une and Journal carriers appoint Corwin Groom and Russell Woodruff to organize swimming teams for YMCA pool competition with tryouts planned after boys swimming periods.
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Fair Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Local observer A. R. Teeple reports moderate warmth for tonight and Tuesday. Today’s noon reading reached 68 degrees, 56 degrees this morning, with yesterday’s high at 82 and today’s low at 52 in the early hour.
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Tendoy Objects to Being Put to Bed Kicks Girl in Eye
Police were called to Eddie Edmo residence at 654 North Fifth early Sunday to quell a disturbance. Bill Tendoy and Lillian Bernel were arrested on disturbing the peace. Bernel pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars suspended if she left city. Tendoy was released on 25 dollar bond, later forfeited for missing roll call.
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Educator N H Comish Visits Pocatello for Reunion
Professor N H Comish of Oregon State Agricultural College visits Pocatello with daughters Allison Elaine and Newel William before heading to Madison Wisconsin to pursue a PhD. On sabbatical for a year he plans to visit New York City and travel back to Oregon via the Panama Canal. He is Idaho native born in Franklin, a Utah Agricultural College and University of Chicago and Wisconsin graduate and author of Standard of Living. He attended Caldwell Park reunion with numerous Comish relatives from Franklin Preston and Grace.
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Panama Canal
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Idaho
Franklin
Utah Agricultural College
University of Chicago
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Oregon School
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MacMillan Company
United States
Europe
Caldwell Park
East Center Street
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Myron
William Comish
Grace
G. F. Comish
Hattie Larsen
Logan
Henry Day
Preston
William Robinson
William Whithead
Earl Crockett
Salt Lake City
Sam Wright
Lester Corbridge
Booster Committee Named for Salvation Army Campaign
Sara Roe Robinson of Denver visits Pocatello to organize a booster committee of leading locals to support the Salvation Army. A Friday noon meeting is scheduled at the Bannock hotel with H. B. Thompson as chairman and C. A. Valentine as secretary among the members.
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Denver
Colorado
Pocatello
Salvation Army
Bannock Hotel
H. B. Thompson
C. A. Valentine
Ben Anderson
Ivan Gasser
Arthur Petersen
George W. Hunt
Henry Lessing
Nicholas Ifft
J. L. Downing
A. Butler
A. B. Canfield
Ralph Jones
J. H. McEvers
R. M. Terrell
Telegraphic facilities missing in five Colorado counties
Five Colorado counties Baca Hinsdale Jackson Moffat and Rio Blanco lack telegraphic facilities. In Bangor Maine a deed is drawn for a parcel with a street frontage of five inches and depth of 100 feet.
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Evening at Six O Clock Weather Note
The text reports evening at six o clock with a temperature of 79. It notes sundown at 8 12 and tomorrow sunrise at 4 51. It provides simple time and sun events without additional context.
Man Captured Here After Noted Burglary Spree
Lorenzo Heitsman alias Harry Edwards, an escaped San Quentin convict, was arrested Saturday night in Pocatello after burglaries at Bistline's and Main Electric on East Center. Police say he also robbed an Ogden service station last August and a Brigham City station on September 1, and is wanted by Ogden Brigham City Cheyenne authorities. He was chased by Councilman Elmer Smith and Patrolman Duff Curtis and apprehended in an alley. a $25 Main Electric cash take is noted. Heitsman to be turned over to Bannock County authorities for burglary charges.
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Pocatello
Elmer Smith
Duff Curtis
Bistline's Incorporated
Bistline’s
Indian Brave Leaves Girl Friend in Jail
Clara Thomas and Clarence Poog, Indians, were booked at police headquarters Saturday at midnight on disorderly conduct charges. Poog fled through a window but was recaptured hiding under a box in an alley near the Tupper rooms. Poog forfeited a $25 bond. his companion was fined $25 and jailed for nonpayment.
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Clarence Poog
Poog
Pocatello Chosen to Host 1928 Laundry Convention
Jay Tiffany of Troy Laundry announces Pocatello as the 1928 Utah Idaho Laundrymen's association convention site. The selection followed Idaho bids at Salt Lake City closing session. Tiffany and Albert Anderson led local reps Mia Tiffany and Mrs. Anderson to the event where Tiffany spoke on conventions.
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Troy
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Pocatello
Tiffany
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Mia
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Fire Destroys Packard Sedan in Morning Crash
G A Hansen a wool buyer from Salt Lake City had a narrow escape near Michaud on the Old Oregon Trail when his Packard sedan rolled over and burned. He suffered cuts and bruises but none serious and was taken to the Yellow one hotel. Eyewitness E E Waggener of Pocatello reported the car skidded at about thirty miles an hour and burst into flames.
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American Falls
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Pocatello
Dance Palace Prizes Tonight at HiWay Inn
Prizes awarded at Dance Palace tonight for the Yeeman party at HiWay Inn. Event dated Wednesday June 22 lists Members and friends admission 75 cents a couple.
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Yeeman
HiWay Inn
Charley Mason Convicted Of Disturbing Peace In Police Court
Charley Mason colored was found guilty in a police court session on two charges of disturbing the peace and fined 100 dollars by Police Judge John W. Peter. Mason was released from county jail after a prior sentence but was committed to jail in lieu of the fine. Bell Loppe testified regarding Mason's alleged misconduct. Also, Leonard Hopkins pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 15 dollars.
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Seasion of
John W. Peter
Bell Loppe
North Seventh Avenue
Mason
Essalt
Leonard Hopkins
Harry Marshall
Clarente Machold
L. E. King
E. E. Brannon
John Jones
Brannon
Jones
H. C. Clark
C. A. Dawson
A. A Terry
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promoted to Nurses
The French process MELLO-GLO powder is advertised as pure and non drying. It reportedly stays on longer and controls shine, appealing to nurses and consumers seeking a gentle complexion product from Jook Drug Co.
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Kotex Ad Claims Women Prefer Brand Pads
An old advertisement states that eight in ten better-class women use Kotex soapless pads, claiming discardable tissues, no laundry, no embarrassment, five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads, and deodorizing to avoid offense.
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