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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

2

Tyhee News Roundup Local Notices and Visits

Mrs James Davidson left for Logan Utah after the death of her brother Eli Bell. Vern and wife welcomed a daughter born June 18. Mary Bowden injured in bicycle accident. Davie couple hosted guests from Ogden Lava Hot Springs Boda Springs and Chesterfield. J J Facer to undergo hospital operation. George Webber returned from Iowa. Eli Howell hired as telegrapher for Oregon Short Line. Graves family visited Tyhee. W L Orton returned home to Chesterfield after a Tyhee visit.

Tyhee the Tribune James Davidson Logan Utah Eli Bell Vern Johnson Mary Bowden Lawrence Brisco Davie Dani Nelson Ogden Lesh Williams Lava Hot Springs Bert Larsen Boda Springs W. L. Orton Chesterfield J. J. Facer General Hospital George Webber Iowa Jee Irene Cuter Eli Howell Oregon Short Uie Olef Graves Ethel Chesterfield Wednesay

Mule anecdote sparks swift police action

A brief American Legion Weekly item records a humorous exchange where a local officer asks if a mule ever kicks him. Johnsing replies the mule rarely kicks, but earns a kick at the very spot where he recently stood, prompting quick action or attention.

American Legion Weekly

Well Known Hansen Ball Player Clyde Hughes Dies In Suicide

Clyde Hughes 31 well known Hansen baseball player and farmer was found dead in his car near his brother Carl Hughes southwest of Hansen. Coroner P J Grossman ruled suicide caused by financial reverses, with a letter pinned to the ignition stating pallbearers should be chosen from Hansen ballplayers. Hughes had played as catcher and utility man for Hansen, lived near Hansen ten years, and invested about $14 000 with his brother in a farm later facing reverses.

Clyde Hughes Hansen Hig Automobile Carl Hughes P. J. Grossman Grossman Hughes Most Vale

Fake Agents Defraud Nampa Business Men

In Nampa in June 1892, two men posed as solicitors for the Railway Age magazine and sold advertising space to local merchants. They claimed broad circulation but only one real subscriber existed. Contracts allowed ads for three years and blocked any retaliation, turning about $1500 into their pockets.

Nampa The Railway Age

Boise Motorman Killed In Boise Traction Wreck

A Boise Valley Traction car motorman died after a rear collision with a fast second car near Conway station at 1 a.m. on June 22. Conductor George Curry was injured with a broken arm. other crew escaped. The second motor man failed to see the unlit car in darkness on a curve and could not stop in time.

Hurt Boise Valley Traction Company Conway Station George Curry Herbert Mark W. H. Smith No. 3 Cuddy Boise Takingampa Caldwell

Defunct Hansen Bank to pay dividends in bankruptcy order

Twin Falls June 22 Depositors of the Bank of Hansen will receive a 15 percent dividend and all preferred claims will be paid under an order by Judge Babcock authorizing distributions of between 12000 and 13000. Frank L. Stephan of the state banking department said the payments cover class three depositors and class two preferred claims and trust funds. Checks should be ready for distribution within a month.

Twin Falls Bank of Hansen Babcock Hansen Institution Frank L. Stephan State Banking Department Stephan

State deposits exceed two million in Idaho banks

Boise, June 22. About 2.5 million dollars in state funds were deposited in Idaho designated state depositories as of June 22. D F Banke, state treasurer, ordered a June 30 balance statement, noting it will also serve as a quarterly report. The Tuesday night balance across 159 banks was 2,528,238.24 dollars with 156 banks statewide and three in Boise receiving deposits. one New York City bank acts as fiscal agent for large transactions.

Boise Idaho D. F. Banke New York City

Mange Killing Elk in Selway Forest

Boise reports elk in Selway national forest suffer from mange and some die. R E Thomas state game warden, former chief deputy, toured north Idaho with photos of affected elk including dead animals. Experts attribute salt shortage. orders issued for a ton of rock salt. Thomas attended Spokane sportsmen fair and promotes similar events in southern Idaho. Fish hatcheries at Coeur d Alene and Sandpoint hold abundant fingerlings ready for north Idaho streams.

Boise Selway National Forest R. E Thomas North Idaho Eli Spokane Coeur d'Alene Sandpoint

University to add rural economics post and Graves appointment

The university announces a new assistant professor of rural economics to expand farm cost studies and marketing courses. Lucius W. Graves will teach farm accounting, cost auditing, and agricultural product marketing while touring towns in the state with movable university schools.

Moscow Jing Lucius W. Graves A. H. Upham H. C. Dale Graves Grlves College of Business Administration University of Washingt University of California, A

University Man Explains Cost Of Education

Moscow June 22 A university president A H Upham explains rising education costs to summer school students noting enrollment surges in high schools and longer terms. He cites laboratory instruction needs new facilities and equipment and compares teachers pay with building trades to argue costs reflect real increases in materials and utilization.

Moscow A. H. Upham University of Idaho Universit Extension United States Upham

USC Fellowship Aids Local Educator's Summer Work

A teacher with two years in Oregon high schools and six months in the war teaching in the signal corps at Oregon Agricultural College will spend the summer teaching and studying at the University of Southern California.

University of Southern California Oregon Signal Corps Oregon Agricultural College

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