Hotel Keepers Discuss Business at Banff Convention
Paul Simons of Howarth and Howarth led a hotel convention on correct accounting to stop losses. Si mons urged uniform standards, honesty of employees, and new interstate cooperation. The event included a banquet, a matinee for ladies, bridge, and a caravan to Yellowstone and Montana.
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Paul Simons
Howarth and Howarth Accountant Firm
Chicago
Bannock Hotel
Simons
U.S
Canada
Chicago University
Michigan State College
Lancing Co
Devlon
Thaho Falls
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Interest Manifested In Air Cadets Here
Pilot Francis Seaver of the Mc Dougall chapter of the American Air Cadets, sponsored by the Pocatello Tribune, passed all tests to qualify for his Ace except flying his self built Curtiss Robin plane. The club met at the M C A to discuss national air traffic rules. About twenty members are building planes to qualify for ace pins, including Fokker Tri Motor Curtiss Robin Travelair Ryan Brougham Ford Tri Motor Red Bird Curtiss Hawk and Eagle Rock Bullet.
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Francis Seaver
McDougall
The
American Air Cadets
Pocatello Tribune
Francis
Travelair
Ryan Brougham
Red Bird
Boise Elks prepare a robust convention lineup
Boise Elks plan a strong presence at the upcoming convention with a drill team of 26 members and a drum corps of 14. Officials listed include Exalted Ruler Benton F Delana, Leading Knight Homer Huddleson, and other officers. A large delegation will compete in major sports events and seek several honors.
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Boise Elks
Boise Lodge
Benton F Delana
Homer Huddleson
William Crump
Herbert G Myers
Bert Stone
Fred Rosen
Wingspan records and ace tests projected for squadron
Planes exceed a twenty four inch wing span and only one member has qualified for his ace pin, President Robert Simmonds reports. District Commander Bartle says two to six members may qualify within the next week. near ready for tests are Claude Bistline Jr, William Fleming, Gale Burte, Thomas Eversole, John Ettel, Kenneth Tallmadge and Francis Seaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simmonds
Bartle
Claude Bistline Jr
William Fleming
Gale Burte
Thomas Eversole
John Ettel
Kenneth Tallmadge
Francis Seaver
Denver Delegate Pleased With Reception In Idaho
A M. Hayes of Denver traffic manager for Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing served as a delegate to the Central Western Shippers Advisory board meeting in Idaho Falls. He visited Pocatello Saturday afternoon and said delegates were well treated. The Central Western Shippers includes Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska with meetings in June September and December in turn among states. Hayes noted the cooperative spirit among Idaho delegates.
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A M. Hayes
Denver
Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Central Western Shippers
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Mr. Hayes
Millionaire Hobo James How Speaks at Labor Welfare Meet
James Eads How known as the millionaire hobo spoke at the International Brotherhood Welfare association meeting in the Labor Temple. Delegates C. W. Larsen Lee King and E A Glasser were elected to attend the Salt Lake City unemployed conference, with Laurence Parker as alternate. The group advocates a shorter work day pensions universal ballot and reforms. How noted his life story and his efforts building hobo universities and shelters.
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James Eads How
Hobo
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Labor Temple
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. W. Larsen
Lee King
E. A. Glasser
Laurence Parker
How
Stooffs
Eads
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Benefit Association Outing Planned for Lava Hot Springs
Officers of the Benefit Association of Railway Employees Division No 181 announce a Sunday outing at Lava Hot Springs on June 29 for all members and friends. Register with E B Ringo early to estimate attendance and arrange car sharing. vehicles will receive gasoline if aiding transport. Meet at Overland Park at 2 p m and bring basket luncheons.
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Benefit Association
Benefit, Association of Railway Employees Division No. 181
Lava Hot Springs
E. B. Ringo
Overland Park
Swimming Instructions At Indian Springs Natatorium
Ed Godfrey, coach of Pocatello high school, will conduct 10 days of private swimming and life saving instruction at Indian Springs natatorium from June 26 to July 5. Free lessons available to all ages, with sessions at any hour.
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Indian Springs Natatorium
Ed Godfrey
Pocatello High School
Emar
Godfrey
Varied sports for Elks today lure city crowd
Elks miss baseball headliner as P A C all stars stick to Salt Lake A C clash and Zion trip. Golfers, tennis players, trap shooters, and rifle matches fill the day at Pocatello facilities with Elks and athletic club members in action on multiple courts ranges and courses.
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Elks
Overland Park
Tribune
Athletic Club
P. A. C. All-Stars
Salt Lake
Zion
Pocatello
Short Line Wins Harriman Award
H. J. Plumhof general manager of the Oregon Short Line travels to New York City to receive the Harriman gold medal for safety in 1929. J. P. O'Brien of the O. W. R. & N. also heads to New York for the Harriman silver safety medal for 1929.
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H. J. Plumhof
Salt City
New York City
Harriman
Union Pacific
Mr. Plumhof
J. P. O’brien
Pocatello
New Chamber Service Aims To Aid Tourists In Pocatello
The Pocatello chamber of commerce launches a weekly state highway report for garage and service station members and offers road information for neighboring states. Director John Foreman promotes membership to oil firms and stations, with strong local support and a statewide tourism focus. The chamber shares a cost breakdown study showing how a tourist dollar is spent across hotels, meals, and transportation.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Foreman
Pocatello
Foreman
Club
Los Angeles
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Rudman and Gottberg
C.w.seds Jewelers
Pocatello’s Jewel Box
Harriman Award
Petersens
Rome
Petersen Rt' Raiturit
Ness
Southeastern
Petersen Furniture
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