Council Rejects Burns Proposed Light Project
City council rejects Burns lighting plan after highway and light committee review. They approve a ten year Idaho Power lighting contract adding 500 more lights while keeping most terms. Debate includes water rights, Fourth of July celebration funding, and sewer district bonds.
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Council
Bean Prresiditi
Hwerm
Apa
Nediooen
Retherford
Leanmhing
Poentella Loan & Realty Company
Burns
Highway and Light Committee
Idaho Power Company
Theodore Turner
Went
Water Committee
Finance Committee
A. Mariani
Main
Leld
Arthur
McDonald
Forestry Conservation Congress Opens in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh today the Forestry Conservation Congress began under the American Forestry association with over 200 delegates. The gathering focuses on expanding forest designation and its ties to major industries while promoting conservative forest use amid wartime industrial needs.
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Pittsburgh
Forestry Conservation Congress
American Forestry Association
Local Briefs Include Marine Enlistment and Bond Buyers
Joined Marines Chorge HH Spon burge, a well known local young man, left this morning for Salt Lake to join the marines. Herve Hands J W Slyer, buying school bonds, is in the city on business. Visiting Mere HH Price and family arrived from Miles City Montana to visit W H Price of the city police force.
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Marines
Chorge HH
Sponburge
Salt Lake
Jroin
Herve
J. W. Slyer
Keller Brothers
Denver
Mere
HH. Price
Miles City
Montana
W. H. Price
Jacobson
Yette
Dei Jacobson
Los Angeles
Ayres Plans Pocatello Shoot for Civilisation in August
Advance man CC Ayres visited Pocatello to arrange filming for the photoplay Civilisation on August 3 and 4. He coordinated location, logistics, and production details for the shoot in the city.
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Ayres
Pocatello
Women's Benefit Association Meeting at Silks Hall
The Women’s Benefit Association of the Lady Mac bees will meet tonight at Silks Hall at 8 o'clock. All members are expected to be present.
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Women's Benefit
Women's Benefit Association of the Lady Macbees
Silks Hall
Portneuf Lodge Holds Special Meeting This Evening
A special session of Portneuf Lodge No. 18, A. F. & A. M., will be convened this evening to conduct important business. All members are urged to attend.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Hults Family Heads to Salt Lake by Auto
Mr and Mrs Frank Hults with Mrs C S Green and daughter Margarite depart this morning for Salt Lake City by automobile to visit for a few days.
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Frank Hults
C. S. Green
Margarite
Salt Lake
Power City Editor Visits American Falls News Office
Editor A. F. Strong of the American Falls News was in Power City as a business visitor. He reports that everything in lower county is moving on an active basis.
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Power City
Fed A. Strong
American Falls News
Lower County
Twin Falls Visit Planned by Mrs Free and Husband
Mrs. Free and her husband depart for Twin Falls tomorrow to visit relatives for several days while Mr Freeland handles business matters in the area.
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H. R. Freeland
Twin Falls
Mr. Freeland
Fight promoter Ira Fisher attends Idaho bout
Fight promoter Ira Fisher, manager for Lee Morrissey and a noted Idaho Falls promoter, was present for the bout and returned home this afternoon.
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Ira OO. Fisher
Lee Morrissey
Idaho Falls
Albion superintendent reports convention success
Albion superintendent Ber tha L. Atkin attended the county superintendent’s convention in Albion and returned last night. She said the gathering was a great success with twenty three counties represented.
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Albion
Bertha L. Atkin
Marry Yesterday E G Elerby and Nan Dummer Wed
E G Elerby and Nan Dummer married last night by Rev H B Hamilton of the Methodist church and left for Portland to begin their honeymoon.
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E. G. Elerby
Nan Dummer
H. 8. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Portland
Syrian Princess Rahme Haider Visits Pocatello
Princess Rahme Haider a Syrian descendant tours the United States visiting Pocatello for two events Sunday at the Methodist church and Monday at the Auditorium. She lectures under Syrian Stars and presents Naaman the Leper with accompanying oriental music by Miss Lucile Bu. The visit aims to share customs and aspirations of her people and features royal Damascus blue satin costumes embroidered in gold.
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Syria
Biblcal
Rahme Haider
America
Pocatello
Haider
Methodist Church
Naaman
Princess Rahme
Baalbek
Mt. Libanon
Damascus
Beirut
Sic Don
Pocatello Women Busy in Good Work
Local Red Cross holds a peanut selling brigade meeting at the headquarters with Mrs. C. A. Miltenberger presiding. Rev. John Haliwell Dickinson and several ladies urged participation. Over 10,000 sacks of peanuts will be distributed, white uniforms with Red Cross bands planned, and comfort bags for the front will be organized under Mrs. Lowther Standrod and Moberly with a library meeting Tuesday for instructions.
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Red Cross
C. A. Miltenberger
John Haliwell Dickinson
Mesdames D. W. Standrod, Sr
Ashley Lyons
A. L. Bartlett
Anna McPherson
North
D. W. Standrod
Willis Lowther
D. W. Standrod, Jr
Moberly
Two Men Fined After Gambling Charge Dropped to Disorderly Conduct
Two colored men named Hamilton and Wellin were arrested nights ago on gambling charges. The case was altered to disturbing the peace and both men paid fines of $50 today.
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Hamilton
Wellin
Free Lecture On Christian Science At Orpheum Theatre
John Randall Dun will deliver a free lecture on Christian Science this afternoon at three o'clock. The Orpheum Theatre is the venue and the speaker is described as a prominent figure likely to attract public interest.
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John Randall Dun
Badddy
E’eteek
Orpheum Theatre
Special Meeting Tonight For Red Cross Aid Membership
A special meeting is held this evening to consider membership applications. The main agenda item concerns Red Cross aid and related matters. Members are expected to attend.
Car Department Edges Store Department in Tight 10 9 Win
The Car Department defeated the Store Department 10 to 9 in a close game last night. Key rally came in the seventh inning when the Car Department lined four hits to secure the victory.
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Car Dept. Wea
Car Crash Near Port Neuf Siding After Racing Incident
A car driven by an unnamed man ran off the track on the state highway about three miles past Port Neuf siding. The driver was injured and transported to Salt Lake City via Pocatello. The car was brought to Catello this afternoon. Two cars reportedly raced and tried to pass, causing the accident.
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Portneuf Siding
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Catello
Portland Market Report Shows Upturn in Beef Steers
Portland market notes June 21 report 800 cattle 1000 hogs 400 sheep. Beef steers active up 25–35 cents, supply sold out early. Prime hard grass steers 10.25–10.50, California steers 10.00, yearlings 9.25–9.50, higher bids on better grades. Hogs steady with light Monday run. prime hogs 15.25 per hundred pounds.
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Portland
California
New York Red Cross War Fund Hits One Third Mark
New York and the nation report rapid progress toward the 100 million dollar Red Cross fund with about 33,220,000 raised in New York City and 19,500,000 from the rest of the United States after three days. Officials expect the district’s 40,000,000 quota to be oversubscribed by week’s end.
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Washington
Red Cross
National Age
New York City
United States
New York
Salt Lake Red Cross Subscriptions Rise to $237,498
Salt Lake City reports yesterday's Red Cross subscriptions totaling 40372.80, with state outside Salt Lake estimated at 65000. This pushes Salt Lake's overall total to 237,498.55 and the state total to 302,438.55.
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Salt Lake
Red Cross
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Week Prices
Packers refused over 15.00 while hogs and hogs steady near 12.00. Sheep prices eased 25 to 75 cents week over week though steady yesterday. Lambs brought 13.50 with 11.00 to 12.00 calls. Yearlings and wethers eased 50 to 75 cents. shorn groups 9.00 to 11.00. Culls 5.00 to 7.00. Receipts moderate. demand soft.
Knights Templar at Miles City Welcome Montana Grand Conclave
Miles City Montana hosts the Knights Templar for the annual Montana grand commandery conclave. Exhibition drills a street parade and social events fill the two day program before Sir Knights and ladies depart for Minneapolis for the Imperial Council meeting of the Mystic Shrine.
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Miles City
Mont
Knights Templar of
Montana
Grand Commandery
Minneapolis
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Copper Market Update Declares No Change
New York copper prices hold steady on June 22 with no change in the market. traders monitor supply and demand as trading activity remains quiet.
Gor man Elected President of Rock Island Railroad
James K. Gorman was elected president of the Rock Island railroad at the directors meeting in New York on June 22.
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Chicago
James K. Gorman
The
Rock Island Railroad
New York
Classified ads connect job seekers with opportunities
Work seekers find openings through classified listings that pair applicants with employers. Ads highlight skills, locations, and pay, guiding readers to contact details and application steps.
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Power Company
Henry S. Graves
Hl. Metcalf
Forest Service
BELL
Dushane
Helmon
Conservation Congress
Pocatello Security Trust Company
Balt Lake
Barney Oldfield
Barney
Oldfield
Portland Market
Utah
Knights Templar
the Tribune
Copper Market
Tribune
Reed
Kes & Co
Cook Drug Co
Taxi Service
A. Peterson
North Main Street
Ye Olde Tavern Club
the Fish Drug and Bottling Works
J Street
Lan Ning
W. L. Allen
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