Legion Seeks Strong Idaho Delegation to National Convention
The sixth district of Idaho Legion aims to field a large delegation to the American Legion national convention in Omaha from October 4 to 8. Plans include taking the Blackfoot band and showcasing Idaho products, with district adjutant A. H. Christiansen leading efforts to mobilize posts, elect delegates, and boost statewide participation.
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National Convention of the American Legion
Omaha
the Legion
Department of Idaho
National Assembly
Legion
Blackfoot Legion
Idaho
Legionnaires
A. H. Christiansen
Mr. Kistiansen
Downey
of the Legion
Hailey
Blackfoot
South
State Legion
Christiansen
R. F. Hamilton
A Clean Plunge Is Incentive to Swim
Warmer weather boosts activity at the Y M C A and Y W C A plunge. Daily adult and girls schedules run Tuesday through Friday with morning and evening slots, while boys and girls from Pocatello Sunday schools gain hour and a half sessions. Water is refreshed weekly with Sunday and Monday scrubs and Friday refill. A filtering system is planned for next winter.
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Y. M. CA
Pocatello
Visitors describe Pocatello streets as risky and brisk
A visitor calls Pocatello streets a danger filled maze and notes drivers reckless near intersections. The piece lists many guests at local hotels including F Fagregren of Bagley Nelson Salt Lake and H Brookshire Montpelier while markets and meetings are referenced in a lively town vibe.
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F Fagregren
Bagley & Nelson
Salt Lake
Bri&kers
Yellowstone
H. Brookshire
Montpelier
St. Marie
R. 3. Reid
Logan
Reid
J. W. Clark
Ogden
Crow
R. H. Williams
Mackay
Bannock
D. W. Archibald
Archibald
New Y M O A Club Roosters Plan Officers Dinner
The BR R Y M O A resident roosters issue a call for a meeting of the coop to elect the chief rooster and other officers. A luncheon, 7:45 a m, Wednesday June 24, will be held in the Y M C A grill annex inviting all dorm men. The Rooster roster lists news from fellows who room at the Y and urges roost reservations for next Wednesday night.
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Roosters
Y. M. O. A. Rooster
Br Roosters
Coop
Scratch Roosters
Y. M. C. A. Grill
Powers
Rooster
Idaho history told in brief lavish Tribune edition
The Tribune previews a gigantic July reclamation edition presenting Idaho’s development from sagebrush era to modern industries and cities. It covers railroads, irrigation, cattle ranching, and urban growth, with photos and community profiles and a focus on the American Falls dam opening July 13.
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Idaho
Will the Tribune
Intermountain Territory
East
Southwest
Tribune
American Walls Dam
Pocatello
The
Star
Pioneers Word
the Tribune
Explosion at Parisian Cleaning Works Causes Fire
A gasoline cleaning tumbler exploded Saturday afternoon at Parisian Cleaning works on West Center, blowing doors from dry cleaning rooms and igniting articles in the machines. The blaze was knocked down by chemical extinguishment with damage amount not yet clear.
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West Center
West Side Department
East
West Side
Pocatello Auto
East Center
Army and Air Mail Planes Sought for American Falls Jubilee
The American Falls dam celebration committee renewed efforts to obtain army DeHavilland bombing planes from Fort D. A. Russell and air mail planes from Salt Lake for July 13. They appealed to Major General Mason M. Patrick and Carl F. Egge and sought support from Representative Addison T. Smith and Senator Frank Gooding to authorize exhibition flights. Captain Armin F. Herold would lead if approved. several pilots and ships could be made available for the event.
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American Falls
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Washington
Carl F. Egge
Air Service
Omaha
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Frank Gooding
Gooding
Thalia
Army DeHaviland
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Armin F. Herold
Salt Lake
Army
St D. A. Russell
Herold
Chief of
Special Rail Rate For American Falls Reclamation Trip
A limited one way plus tenth rail fare will be offered for the American Falls reclamation project trip on July 18. Tickets go on sale July 12 and 13 and are valid through July 1.
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American Falls Reclamation
County Board to Meet for Equalization Session
Bannock county board of commissioners to meet Monday at the county building for a board of equalization. Downey citizen Tom Boam, a former deputy sheriff under Geo Mabey, was in the city Saturday. Walter Leonard Beavers of Preston Kentucky and Bessie Fremont Farris of Portland Oregon married Saturday afternoon by District Judge O R Baun at the county building office.
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Bannock County Board of Come Imissioners
Board of Equalization
Tom Boam
Downey
Mr. Boam
Geo. E. Mabey
Walter Leonard Beavers
Preston
Bessie Fremont Farris
Portland
Ore
O. R. Bauin
Pocatello Club Sets 11 A M Outdoor Shoot Today
The weekly outdoor shoot of the Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club will be held at the outdoor range on East Center street at 11 o'clock today. Every member is expected to be present.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
East Center Street
Funeral services for Eva Christofferson
Mrs Eva Christofferson widow of Hans Christofferson of 242 South Main will be buried at Mountainview Cemetery after funeral services at McHan funeral chapel on South Main at 1 PM today. local hospital death occurred Friday.
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Fferson
Eva Christofferson
Hans Christofferson
South Main Street
McHan
Mountainview Cemetery
Reverend R. Tschirley to Visit West Coast and Corvallis Synod
Reverend R. Tschirley departs for Portland Seattle and Spokane with Mrs. Tschirley by automobile. They will attend the synod in Corvallis Oregon next week and expect to be away about three weeks.
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Coast
R. Tschirley
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Corvallis
Ore
Car collision at Garfield Center streets injures none
A coupe and a touring car collided near Center street and the river at Garfield and Center yesterday. No injuries reported and damage was slight. Drivers unnamed. Witnesses say the touring car swerved from North Garfield and side struck the westbound coupe on Center street.
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Center Street
Garfield
Center Streets
Special excursion rates on O S S routes across five states
From July 26 to September 27 special excursion rates apply on the O S S lines covering Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming and Oregon. One way fare plus twenty five cents per round trip with trips usually costing between $1.25 and $6.00. Minimum rate is $2. Tickets sold only on Sundays.
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Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Y M C A Opens Men's Billiard Room as Social Hub
The Y M C A men’s billiard room opened Saturday morning with resident roomers present and has become a popular social hangout for adult members. Two pocket tables were installed with new cushions covers and cues, and the room was redecorated with an improved lighting system. F W Gleim chairs the men’s department games committee.
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F. W. Gleim
Senator Adams Visits Pocatello and Returns Home
Senator Lloyd Adams of Rexburg and his wife and daughter visited Pocatello Friday and returned Saturday morning. They had just attended the National Editorial Association meeting in New York. Adams noted unusually warm eastern weather but a strong breeze swept his daughter's hat from the McAlpin hotel on the fourteenth floor as it wafted along Broadway.
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Lloyd Adams
Rexburg
Pocatello
Adams
New York
National Editorial ‘Association
East
McAlpin Hotel
Broadway
Mrs Bradford Arrives With Child for City Music Classes
Mrs W C Bradford a famed voice teacher arrives with her three year old son Billy. Her husband Clive Bradford has been in town two weeks directing a master vocal class for the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Bradford is an authorized teacher of both the Frederick Haywood universal group method and the Henry W Geiger Vocal Training schools. Over the next four weeks she will lead group classes under the Adelaide Anderson School of Music auspices.
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W. C. Bradford
City
Billy
Clive Bradford
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
The
Adelaide Anderson Bebool of Music
Civil Service Exams Set for City Fire and Police
Monday July 13 is the test date for regular civil service examinations for the city fire and police departments. Applications are available at the city clerk and police station, with forms filed to P C O Malley, accompanied by a free medical exam from City Physician Dr H H Hughart. The test occurs at the west side fire hall at 9 am. age limits vary by department with service men exempt, 30 to 60 for police and 21 to 40 for fireman.
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Civil Service
City Fire Department
City Police Department
Civil Service Commission
P. C. O'Malley
H. H. Hughart
Civil Services
West Side Fire
Ice Department
Scouts postpone Tenday Camp opening to next week
Bannock county council of Boy Scouts of America announces the Tenday camp opening is delayed due to impassable roads from bad weather. About 300 scouts are expected with capacity for 60 per week, charging 5.50 for a week, free transport, four week max. Camp director Floyd R Barber leads, with Bury Blevens as scout executive and James E Brady assisting.
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Camp
Tenday
Bannock County
Bury Blevens
Chamber of Commerce
Floyd R Barber
Potatello
Blackfoot
American Falls
McCammon
Barber
James E. Brady
Van Vleck Sets Contest Page In Tribune Drive
The Tribune’s Sell Idaho contest for subscriptions gains momentum as Edgar Van Vleck trails leader John Barnes. Barnes holds 34,300 points, Van Vleck 33,300, with Bowser and Schaffer close behind while newsboys standings show Barnes and Van Vleck atop the list.
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Tribune
Idaho
Edgar van Vleck
John Barnes
van Vieck
Barnes
Lee Bowser
George Schaffer
Jana Ome
George Eere Gasalen
Annie Get de Ee
Edgar’ van Vieck
Ernest Peterson
Charlie Niles
Myrtle Reddick
Os Frank Barnes
Siete Russel Woodruff
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Een Store
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Crystal
W. D. Turner
C. H. Cutting
G.A. Hanson
W. D. Perine
Denver
F. G. Yelland
R. N. Pitt
Dubois
K. A. Geiser
B. J. Schultz
M. Barkley
Baker
E. W. Reynolds
Pomona
A. Abrahamson
Astoria
W. J. Boyle
R. C. Hawes
Butte
L. H. Roseboom
Boise
T. R. Jones
Price
L.o.kerr
H. H. High
Casper
G. R. Jones
J. A. Redman
Ae Oan Falls
D. Dobson
Lake
J.D. Pratt
Idaho Falls
B. Bagley
Cazier
Wine Lier
P K. Hines
L. Evans
W. J. Oursne
Dubesse
J. Stodelle
Kemmerer
H. Breokshire
A. Hall
R. Becket
M. Seaton
Galt Lake
K. Bruce
W. Wilson Blackfoot
Thatcher
A. Tearson
Truder Lake
J. E. Holt
Hott Lake
R. Market
W. B. Hamar
Jenee
Nunn
St. Louisa
Mra
Campbell
Buhl
NEW Y. MO. A. Club
Downey Visitor
B. BE
Rayburn
Abrams
Mountain States Supply Company
C. F
J. L. Martin
Mullan
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Council
Alameda and Economy
Rug Works
Pocatello Lumber Company
Benton
South Second Ave
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