Flag Day Exercises Highlight Elks Ceremony in Pocatello
Antlers Hall hosted the annual Flag day exercises with the Elks Symphony Orchestra under Walter Poulton. The program featured a tribute to the flag, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Herbert’s American Fantasie, and songs by Mrs. N. Aber, ending with a patriotic address by Rev. H. S. Hamilton. The event showcased the flag’s symbolism of liberty, justice, and unity.
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Antlers
Pocatello Elks’ Temple
Elks’ Symphony Orchestra
Walter Poulton
A. W. Stoker
W. T. Walker
J. Smith
The
Elks
H. M. Mills
Abraham Lincoln
Victor Herbert
Siberia Was His Field in War Service
Lieutenant Harry M. Derham, among the first Pocatello youths to be commissioned, returned from six months with the A E F in Siberia and was discharged. He will resume his post in the engineering department of the Short Line after service at Camp Fremont and in Vladivostok with the 27th Infantry.
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Harry M. Derham
Pocatello
Siberia
San Francisco
Engineering
Short Line
Derham
Officers’ Training School
Presidio
Alex Crist
Short Line War Service Club
Partnenf Block
Crist
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Children
A brief testimonial touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as excellent for children's coughs and colds. It claims prompt effect, no opium or narcotics, and pleasant taste.
Good Talks at Tech Assembly
The Tech assembly sessions progress well with strong attendance at the summer school. This morning Prof. Blair led a talk on Public School Music and Tuesday at 10 o clock Supt. J. F. Lewis of St. Anthony will discuss What It Means to Be a Teacher. President Frazier notes full cooperation and satisfactory progress.
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The
Tech
Blair
J. F. Lewis
St. Anthony
Frazier
Play Festival at Lava Springs
Next Thursday Bannock county club boys and girls hold a general holiday at Lava Hot Springs State Park. Activities include plays games badge tests races swimming boats songs and yells with a basket dinner at noon marking the day for participants parents and friends.
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Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
Chamberlain’s Tablets Promote Liver Health and Appetite
A short ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for biliousness and liver disorders. It claims improved appetite and relief from a dull, sluggish feeling, urging readers to try the product.
Record-breaking antique prices in London auction rooms
In London dated June 16, enormous fortunes made during the war drive record prices for antiques. Portraits by Hals and Reynolds fetch high sums, while Chippendale and Sheraton furniture, a Will iam and Mary harpsichord, and illuminating manuscripts command strong bids. Purchasers include war-wealthy individuals seeking to furnish fine houses with ancient touches.
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London
England
Franz Hals
Reynolds
Sheraton
David Garrick
Portuguese seek work in Mexico colonies amid Prohibition
Mexico City reports the Mexican consulate in San Francisco says many Portuguese residents in the United States especially in California seek entry to Mexico for jobs. They are skilled in vine culture and production, but demand may drop when Prohibition begins in the United States. Over 80,000 Portuguese in the U S and plans aim to settle colonies in Narango Sinaloa and Navarit.
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Mexico City
San Francisco
Cal
United States
California
Mexico
Narango
Sinaloa
Navarit
Corn and oats price report from Chicago
The Chicago market shows corn at 1.76 percent with slight gains and oats steady as trading closes for the day.
Rotary convention opens in Salt Lake City with Indian village display
Governor elect Joe Young and L. Reese lead a Salt Lake delegation arriving from Fort Hall Idaho to welcome Rotary delegates. Chief Tyhee Patrick Tyhee aged 94 speaks at the opening as about 5 000 attendees gather for the tenth annual International Association of Rotary Clubs convention. Plans include tours, entertainment and next year convention bids from Cleveland New Orleans and Atlantic City. The meeting also marks Bannock Post formation of the American Legion with charter No 1 in Bannock County and talks on reorganizing veterans groups.
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Bannock Post
Doeskin
Steve Charge
KEYS
Tyhee
Salt Lake City
Joe T. Young
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
L. Reese
Salt Lake
West
Chief Tyhee
Patrick L. Tyhee
Rotary Victory
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Mormon Tabernacle
Atlantic City
Cleveland
New Orleans
League of Nations
Rotary
Henry Suzzalo
University of Washington
Ogden
Saltair
Great Salt Lake
Bingham
Utah Copper Company
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Association
William D. Biggers
Detroit
B.'. Harris
Champaign
Ill
Albert 8. Adams
Atlanta
Estes Snedecor
Portland
Ore
Jacobs. Perkins
Fort Madison
At & O'Clock
American Legion
National Organization
Boise
World War Veterans’ Association
Bannock County
Oregon
Washington
Pocatello
Theodore Roosevelt
Royal Organization
Idaho road plans aided by treasury certificate sale
Boise and Idaho state officials announce that over two million dollars in treasury certificates will fund public buildings and road construction. The Idaho Supreme Court ruled State Treasurer Eagleson may auction these certificates, enabling cash flow for current expenses and road work while awaiting tax levies. Attorney General Black had brought the suit to test validity.
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Boise
Idaho
Treasury
State Supreme Court
Eagleson
Supreme Court
Black
Stomach Trouble Relief Promised by Chamberlain Tablets
Advert says Chamberlain's Tablets give quick relief from stomach discomfort caused by overeating. They promote bowel movement, liver tone, and stronger digestion, with noticeable improvement within a day or two.
Industrial Nonpartisan League Referendum Set for June 26
Pargo North Dakota June 16 The first test of the National Nonpartisan League industrial program will come June 26 in a special refer endum on seven league measures. Key items are the industrial commission bill and the Bank of North Dakota proposal, with other questions on education taxation state printing emigration and redistricting. The referendum was ordered by Governor Frazier after petitions by the Independent Voters association. Initiatives for mill and elevator law nonpartisan election rural credits and a home building law will also be considered in separate petitions. Initiatives were filed late in April missing the 90 day requirement.
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Pargo
N. D
National Nonpartisan League
League
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Frazier
Independent Voters’ Association
Mill and Elevator Association
Car Foreman P. H. Kane and Wife Return From Two Week Visit
P. H. Kane a car foreman and his wife have returned from a two week visit in lows.
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P. H. Kane
Ln Lows
Sleep Aids for Daytime Vigor in Advertised Tablets
The copy promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from wakefulness caused by indigestion and constipation. It claims a dose provides quicker relief, better digestion, a clear head, and improved daytime performance. The ad emphasizes sound sleep as essential to peak work and business, tying wakefulness to daily efficiency.
Supply equals demand in Montana farm labor market
Helena Montana June 16 Local employment agencies report the supply of farm labor roughly equals demand with unclear prospects for next month. They note returning soldiers may help maintain demand as more farm hands are needed. The state labor picture is normal except Butte where a skilled miner shortage led Anaconda Copper Mining to close a large mine. Common labor in Butte is balanced and statewide unemployment is not notably reported.
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Helena
Mont
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Meat eating linked to lower birth rates says doctor
London, June 16. Dr Josiah Oldfield told the Fruitarian society that meat eating harms national vitality. He cited declining birth rates in meat-using countries over fifty years and higher rates in Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia where meat is not a national habit. He warned of sterility from meat intake and noted eggs are healthier when hens feed on grain.
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London
Josiah Oldfield
Fruitarian Society
Bulgaria
Rumania
Bérbia
Railroad paymasters in Pocatello oversee department payouts
Paymaster J. M. Beach and Assistant Paymaster Burbridge are in Pocatello today paying off different railroad departments. M. Bender, a returned soldier, is idle for work this morning as machinist helper in the Pocatello shops. The first progressive promotion examination for engineers was held in Master Mechanic Gratton's office with candidates from multiple districts.
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J. M. Beach
Burbridge
Pocatello
M. Bender
Mechanic Gratton
Louis T. Stuart
N. C. Bourne
G. A. Parsons
F. M. Rhodes
G. E. McAuliffe
Lloyd Brydon
J. F. Anderson
H. W. Hodges
C. S. O'Gee
John A. Hiester
Ira Mann
Edward Stoneman
Ida L. Sarders
Kenneth Hull
Craneman
Short Line Runs to Yellowstone Park Train Seasons Begin
The first Yellowstone train departs Salt Lake City at 2 p m carrying hotel and camp staff, six cars plus added cars at Ogden and Pocatello. Officials aboard expect the season to rival 1915 with three Yellowstone trains from Salt Lake on the 20th. Officials Reeves Monroe and Pinkerton travel through the region on inspection tours as staff changes and moves occur in Pocatello and Salt Lake operations.
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Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
D. C
Spencer
Short Line
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
the Park
J. A. Reeves
J. A. Monroe
Union Pacific
Portland
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Monroe
Helena boosters lead road scouts to Salt Lake for Rotary meet
A 44 member Helena Montana delegation traveled in yellow stone park buses two touring cars and three chauffeurs to Salt Lake City for the Rotary convention. They promote Montana as a tourist gateway and plan future tours to Spokane Seattle and San Francisco to showcase the Geysers to Glaciers motor route.
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Helena
Montana
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
City of
Rotary
Hugh Cook
Odell W. O'Connell
George L. Ramsey
Roger Stroble
M. Mar Goodsill
Huntley Child
P. B. Bartley
W. (. Whaley
John
S. M. Neill
Walter Caird
William A. Campbell
George Dyer
M. W. Wilson
L. Smithers
A. A. Gribble
G. A. Willett
J. G. Bain
M. Leota
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Dillon
Idaho
Yellowstone
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Denver
Northwest
Glacier National Parks
Salt Lake City
Glacier
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Local Brevities from Downey and Nearby
Downey figure J H Byington visits the city on business. Girl Hi Ya club to hold important session Tuesday evening in social room. Kathryn Blosser flies to Moore Idaho for six weeks with father J L Blosser. Pocatello R A M No 6 to meet tonight M M degree to be conferred. A W York florist buys DeWitt Higley home on South Lincoln and will move his family from Michigan. War Mothers luncheon at Yellowstone grill Thursday at 1 pm. reservations via Mrs J A Tupper. Marriage licenses issued to Isaac W Phillips and Olive A Pratt. Refugio Martinez and Eaperenza Vargas. Martin Birch and Nellie Cherry. Pearl Garrison to lead Hi-Y girls to Sylvain Beach conference June 18–28. Scott Rogers lands a 6 lb 2.5 oz native trout at Pebble. wife assists. Mrs Frederick J Barnes heads Y M C A women’s auxiliary to Payette Lake for the June 18–28 conference with Louise White, Louise Paul, and Ruth Adolph.
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Isaac W. Phillips
Soda Springs
Olive A. Pratt
Salt Lake
Refugio Martinez
Eaperenza Vargas
Pocatello
Martin Birch
Logan
Nellie Cherry
Franklin
Idaho
Payette Lake
Fredrick J. Barnes
Womens Auxiliary
Barnes
Louise White
Louise Paul
Ruth Adolph
Morning Police Court Clears Mix of Offenders
A busy city police court session cited several Saturday and Sunday offenders before Police Judge M. R. Lockhart. A 17 year old larceny suspect was sent to probate court, while Leopold Alles paid a $10 fine for following a couple. Three intoxication cases pled guilty with fines of $25 and $10, and other arrests included a begging charge with six days on the chain gang and a bond forfeiture for an auto violation. Daisy Lewis was held for county authorities after moonshine found with two Mexicans near her home.
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M. R. Lockhart
Oakley Jones
Leopold Alles
Wilson
G. J. Jones
Center Street
Devaney
Goodson
Daisy
Girls Hi Vi club reps head from Pocatello to Boise
Report notes a special car from Boise for the Girls Hi-V club representatives. It also covers visits by Miss Hildegarde Waechter of Seattle after 15 months as chief yeoman at Bremerton navy yard. She will stay with her aunt Mrs Albert Rice man.
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Hi-V Club
Pocatello
Boise
Seattle
Hildegarde Waechter
Bremerton Navy Yard
Albert Riceman
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W. A. Anderson
Arthur Abbemonte
Tony Berneno
Abbemonte
Anderson
Tupper
Tech Assembly
Lava Springs
Chicago
Idahos
Dakota
Railroad News
8. H. Pinkerton
J. W. Mann
O. L. Blackney
Dispatchers Office
A. W. Perley
C. W. R. and
J. I. Benson
R. P. Stokes
O. K'd
Clyde Anderson
Glenna Ferry
H. &. Turton
J. J. Burns
Downey
J. H. Byington
Moore
Kathryn M. Blosser
J. L. Blosser
Pocatello Chapter No. 6
A. W. York
DeWitt Higley
South
Lincoln
Mr. York
Michigan
War Mothers
Yellowstone Grill
J. A. Tupper
Miss Pearl Garrison
Sylvain Beach
Miss Garrison
Pebble
Scott Rogers
Scott
Boy Scouts
Mink Creek
Forest Reserve
Clarence Stevenson
John Norris
Mildred McDonald
Clyde R McDonald
North Main
St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral
W. A Gallahue
Mountainview
Schumacher and Hall Company
N. P Nielson
Nielson Ranch
American Falls
St. Anthony's Hospital
Blackfoot
Thomas W. Bumgartner
Bumgartner
Elka
Bumbartner
France
Idaho Tech
Billiken Club
Lennox Club
Blackfoot Cemetery
John Taylor
Jimmy Moorehead
New Haven
Massachusetts
Jimmy
Argonne
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