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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

15

Heads Named for Boy Scout Local Council

The Poeatetle Moy Rcout council elected an executive committee for the year. Members include President Harry B. Hamilton and Mayors William Whitaker and Clyde Bistline among twelve officers. Twenty five council members attended the meeting and banquet. A paid scout executive decision is due at the next executive committee meeting at the Y M C A. A finance committee, chaired by S. E. Brady, will report on the ongoing drive.

Poeatetle Moy Rcout Council Harry 8. Hamilton Fleet H. J. Swanson Walter R. Siders Laverne R. Collier Fara J. Merrill E. Brady A. L. Merrill P. C. O’malley E. A. Krussman Clyde B. Stratford

Sessions Goes Haney Chosen to South Africa Chief

J Wylen Sessions and family leave for Cape Town around August to serve as president of the South African mission. He has long served Idaho agriculture roles, led county farm bureau work, and acted as administrator of the Harkness estate. The article also notes the United Commercial Travelers grand chapter elections with officers named and the Helena meeting set for June 10, 1920.

Sessions Haney South Africa J. Wylen Sessions Pocatello Academy of Idaho Idaho Technical Institute Idaho The Tech Idaho Seed Growers Association Bannock County Harkness McCammon United Commercial Travelers Grand Chapter Utah Montana Cnusing W. T. Haney Great Falls C. H. Brown W. E. Sampsel Billings Moot F. W. Hillis Ogden Willard Lund W. R. Williams Salt Lake Grand Page R. B. Vickers Butte Grand Sentinel F. L. Walters E. J. Davis Boise H. T. Heal Provo W. K. Moore Grand Supreme Council F. R. Ball C. R. Sutton Helena Mont Supreme Council R. E. Knowlden

Rotary Club Sends Pocatello Delegation to Salt Lake Convention

The Pocatello Rotary club will be well represented at the Rotary convention in Salt Lake City next week. A long list of attendees includes couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archibald, plus numerous other members and associates from the area.

Pocatello Rotary Club Salt Lake Edward Anderson Charles H. Archibald Fred Ball Claude Bistline Charles ©. Bowerman Jesse Budge Fred Caldwell R. D. Carruthers Walter H. Cleare R. J. Cruse George Gasser George Greene W. P. Hiavenor A. F P. Higson A. C. Hinckley F. H. Knickerbocker Williard Lund W. N. McCarty A. Lowell Merrill Leon Molinelli Fred Murphey Arthur Petersen Harry Petersen Don May L. Reece P. Smith Jesse McBase Ralph Lewis Minis Bentley Fred Dickerson Jigma Margo Harry S. Hamilton A. Frostman Tra Lambong Tm. Walic Fred Whitney T. B. Gibson Pocatello Mr. Gibson B. of R. T Columbus Ohio New York City Rotary

Discharged Soldier Traveled 4009 Miles for Glasses in Siberia

Anaconda Montana June 14. Private Frank McMahon serving with the division in Siberia traveled 4009 miles to buy spectacles and the government paid the bill. After obtaining them Uncle Sam issued his discharge and McMahon returned to Melon. He was accused of wearing glasses due to vision loss and had to go to San Francisco to replace broken glasses. The discharge followed.

Anaconda Mont Priig Frank McMahon Soing T Division Siberia Avadl Head Sam McMahon Dal San Francisco

Bootlegger Bombards Moorehead Residents With Whiskey

In Moorehead Montana a bootlegger fleeing on horseback tossed 28 quarts of whiskey at pursuing residents as their horsemen chased him across Powder River. The river recovered much of the liquor after a salvage party organized by local officials led by Chairman John T. Morris.

Miiea City Mont Moorehead Powder River John TH. Morris Powder River County

Better Babies Plan At Montana State Fair

Helena June 14. Better babies will be a main aim of the Montana State Fair opening in September in cooperation with the National Child Welfare Association. Exhibits on infant care will be shown and conferences with doctors dentists nurses and other experts will engage patients to attract large attendance.

Helena Meme Montana

Australians, Labor Markets, and War Echoes in Interview

Fortunate traveler Festus H. Mullin of Ogden discusses global labor strains from his travels in South America and Australia. He cites wartime disruption to German shipping, government repatriation drives, and reluctance to accept new immigrants as mining slows and railways prioritize veterans.

Festus H. Mullin Ogden Pocatello Snake River Tribune South America Australia Mullen Labor Exchange Sydney

Park for Butte Public Park Site Offered

Butte Montana June 14 a local real estate firm offers a Sencre site beyond the Country club three miles south for a new public park. County commissioners must approve after legal review. Butte already has Columbia Gardens and Lake Avoca and seeks expanded parks within and outside city limits. Citizens urge city county cooperation to fund and maintain additional parks and playgrounds.

Butte. Mont Butte Country Club Putte Columbia Gardens United States William A. Clark Lake Avoca

Live Wires at Head New Auto Supplies Co

Standard Electric and Auto Supply opened at 305 West Clark Street offering a full line of electrical fixtures and appliances led by R. E. Hughes. The auto accessories division, managed by Howard B. Wasley, features tires and motorist items as one of the state’s most complete selections.

Standard Electric and Auto Supply Company West Clark Street R. E. Hughes Idaho Power Company Howard 2. Wasley Bannock Motor Company

Employees Become Tire Stockholders at Racine Plant

Racine Auto Tire of Racine Wisconsin announced a plan to make all workers stockholders with voting power. A new stock issue with guaranteed earnings allows employees to own part of the company through small monthly payments, with earnings accruing to the worker. The move complements a long standing bonus system and welfare association efforts that have handled worker grievances.

Racine Auto Tire Company Racine Wis Gem State Oil & Products Company Pocatello Tire and Vulcanizing Company Racine Company Horseshoe Welfare Association

Idaho Reclamation trip highlights vast Dubois project

Major Fred R. Reed with Blackfoot and Idaho Falls residents toured the Dubois irrigation area to assess the reclamation program. Speakers described water and land availability, its impact on eastern Idaho, and potential benefits for Pocatello and upper valley towns. The group returned, planning further public discussion and a scheduled excursion.

Pocatello Idaho Fred BR. Reed Idaho Reclamation Association Dubois Blackfoot Idaho Falls Snake River Reed Upper Valley Major Reed Boise Knights of Pythias St. Anthony B. T. Murphy Roy R. Duke Arco Howe J. E. Smith Omaha Neb Union Pacific Railroad Tabor Byrd Trego Fred R. Reed

Sunnyland News Briefs Highlight Local Activities

Idaho Falls visitor Fil Barnett spent Friday in town handling private business. A weekend dance will be held at McNichols and Wright hall. Arco trip by auto for fishing Sunday includes O J Perkins Harry Hurlburt and Mr Tryan. Former lieutenant governor Herman Taylor stopped by Friday on route home. Harvey Holmes family and S Ferguson family motored to Salt Lake early this week. County Assessor R O Graham left for Bancroft for office work. Marriage license issued to Hursvell Calkie Minnie M Davidson of Butte. George Robinson Short Line purchasing agent returned from Chicago then plans Salt Lake headquarters. James Bowans injured his left eye in an accident at the Short Line shops.

William White Chicago Windy City G. A. Scott Las Vegas Ariz

Local A E F Lt McDougall and Olsen Return Home

George T. Olsen of the 314th Engineer Train, 89th Division, returns to Pocatello after overseas service including St Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne battles. Demobilized at Fort Russell Wyoming after five months in Rhine occupation. Harry O McDougall receives Distinguished Service Cross from Pershing for heroism at Dun-sur-Meuse on October 23, 1918. Roster notes many river and town names memorialized on the paper margins.

George T. Olsen 89Th Division Pocatello Lucy St. Mihiel Meuse-Argonne Rhine Army of Occupation Harry 0. McDonald Army Air Force John J. Pershing Harry O. McDougall United States Dun-ser-Meuse Lieut. McDougall Chateauw-Thierry Marne Cierges Juvigny Fismes Leicheprey Cantigny Belleau Bouresches Vaux the Argonne Varness Mont Faucon Grand Pre Buzaney Sedan Beaumont Mont See Vigneulles Thiancourt

Timekeeper Treseder to Marry in Ogden Today

Rilead Ners Lee Treseder, timekeeper in the general superintendent's office, leaves this morning on Number 42 for Ogden where he will wed Miss Catharine Bachelor at the bride's home. Other personnel arrivals and travels are noted from Salt Lake to Pocatello and beyond.

Lee Treseder Ogden Mr. Treseder Catharine Bachelor A. W. Lee Salt Lake City C. M Ball Pocatello Notus, Idaho

Idaho Faces a Teacher Shortage Says Educator

Moscow Idaho June 14 Professor P H Soulon head of the University of Idaho school of education says Idaho faces an unprecedented demand for teachers. School boards and superintendents are submitting more requests than can be filled. War work and industry drew teachers away and many graduates are now placed in higher paying jobs.

Moscow Idaho P. H. Soulon School of Education University of Idaho Soulon

Salvation Army Hotel Closes After Twenty Years in Omaha

Adjutant and Mrs. Dodd announce the Salvation Army hotel on South Thirteenth street ends May 1 after more than two decades. They note 250000 beds provided and thousands of jobs created, with declining patronage during prohibition driving higher rent demands that could not be met.

Omaha, Neb Salvation Army South Thirteenth Street Dodd Nebraska

Carlisle Tire Names MGuire Sales Head

Carlisle Tire selects Clarence V McGuire as general sales manager and advertising director. McGuire, formerly VP at Van Patten Inc, brings deep tire and auto advertising experience and will join Carlisle’s executive board with offices in Andover and New York initially, then Stamford.

Carlisle Cord Tire Company Getiing Stamford Conn Clarence V. McGuire van Patten, Inc McGuire United States Tire Co J. M. Gilbert Carlisle Andover New York

Moves of railroad workers and relatives across towns

Joseph, Missouri Kansas City and Omaha are mentioned. Mr Hurley is a switchman in the Pocatello yards. J R Conway, also a switchman, is making a few days visit to Ogden. Mrs R H Duffin and her daughter, wife of Duffin, have gone to Glenn's Ferry to visit friends.

Virginia Smith Charles Smith, Jr City Mrs A. D. Taylor Salt Lake City Mr. Taylor M. D. Woods Conductor Woods Boise Mabel E. Comstock Pocatello Shops Kemmerer J. R. Conway Switchman Ogden R. H. Duffin Switchman Duffin Glenn's Ferry

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