Chamber of Commerce kicks off big Pocatello drive
Twenty five business leaders have endorsed the Greater Pocatello program and more plan to join after telephone solicitations. Secretary Nash reports strong early support while urging full participation to boost advertising, development, and payroll growth in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
C. M. Williamson
E. G. Houde
M. B. Stocks
H. E. Wilkinson
Idaho Brick Company
H. J. Amundsen Photo Studio
C. P. Groom
A. M. Newton
Emil Willeman
Sanitary Market
Geo. Cacavas
Elmer Lewis
Lewis
L. L. Watson
C. and
G. A. Henry
del Monte
W. J. O'Connor
KSEI
John Foreman
Pocatello
Elected President of Utah Bankers Association
F P Champ president of Cache Valley Banking company Logan was chosen president of the Utah Bankers association at the annual convention in Salt Lake City. He succeeds Orval W Adams of Salt Lake City with H M Chamberlain named first vice president and D E Davis elected second vice president.
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Salt Lake City
F. P. Champ
Cache Valley Banking Company
Logan
Utah Bankers Association
Orval W. Adams
H. M. Chamberlain
Walker Brothers Bankers of
Champ
D. E. Davis
Ogden State Bank
Henry A. Gardner
First National Bank of
Spanish Fork
H. B. Crandall
First State Bank of
Salina
P. G. Peterson
Provo Commercial and Savings Bank
J. Foster
Bank of South Utah
Cedar City
Royal C.es
Deseret National Bank
Little Girl Hit by Taxi Near Death in Ogden
Luanna Stone five year old daughter of Harold Stone lies near death in a Ogden hospital after a taxicab driven by Fred Adams struck her. She and her sister were crossing the street when they hesitated and doubled back in front of the approaching car.
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Ogden
Luanna Stone
Harold Stone
Fred Adams
Clint Christiansen Improves, Returns Home Pending Recovery
Blackfoot June 21 Clint Christiansen who was taken from his Victor home to S D 8 hospital in Idaho Falls recently is critically ill but improved enough to be brought to the home of friends in Blackfoot. Mrs Christian sen has stayed with friends and visits Idaho Falls daily, plans to remain in Blackfoot until he can return to Victor.
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Blackfoot
Clint Christiansen
Victor
S. D. 8 S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Hotel delegates from western states gather in Pocatello
Hotel representatives from Idaho Oregon Washington and other states attended a one day Inland Empire and Idaho State hotel association convention in Pocatello with numerous listed delegates including Dr. Alex MacDougal Miss Bertha MacDougal J A Temple L W Ware H W Beckett Jr and many others from cities such as Baker Pendleton Salem Ogden Salt Lake City Seattle and Boise.
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Pocatello
Inland Empire Hotel Association
Idaho State Association
Alex MacDougal
Bertha MacDougal
Baker
Oregon
Carl W. Hey
San Francisco
J. A. Temple
F. W. Temple
Pendleton
L. W. Ware
Arlington
C. L. Darnielle
Ore
Geo C. Ober
Salt Lake City
Richard W. Childs
Portland
Paul Simon
Chicago
Frank Williams
Burley
John Shrum
Glens Ferry
Troy Himmelman
Seattle
M. Newman Tucker
James Harding
Margaret Harding
Piere Labauch
Lewiston
Idaho
L. W. Himes
Condon
Emmett Robins
St. Anthony
Ida
J. I. Young
Blackfoot
G. J. Merritt
D. W. Merritt
Ontario
E. E. Bernstein
James J. Kelley
Pat Foley
J. J Foley
the Dalles
T. C
Watkins and Scouts Restore Camp Tendoy Facilities
Eight boy scouts and Area Executive D C Watkins returned to Pocatello after four days at Camp Tendoy. They cleaned, renovated four cabins, patched roofs, disposed of rubbish, and repaired the water line after freezing damage. Forty new bunks will be installed and beds recovered. The July 7 first assignment nears. Scouts named George Gray Harold Finley John Chacon Robert Parker Theron Max Pinder Joe Stiney Tom Fyans.
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D. C. Watkins
Pocatello
Tendoy
American Falls
Watkins
George Gray
Harold Finley
John Chacon
Robert Parker
Theron
Max Pinder
Joe Stiney
Tom Fyans
Amanga woman injured after horse kick in yard
Mrs. Joe Tueller of Amanga suffered a broken jaw and facial injuries when kicked by a horse this morning. Her husband found her unconscious and she was taken to a hospital. He said she appeared to be leading the horse in the yard.
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Logan
Joe Tueller
Amanga
Local Men Academy Students Honor Hill Military Grads
Cadet Lieut Stacy Smith son of Mr and Mrs Sam P Smith of this city graduated from Hill Military Academy Portland with the class of 1930. He was popular in the Portland academy and prominent in social athletic and military affairs with an excellent scholastic average. Cadet Lieut Harry Turner grandson of Mr and Mrs H R Turner has just returned from Portland after attending Hill Military Academy. Turner served as staff sergeant and received a second lieutenant appointment and a marksman's medal for range firing at Camp Clackamas. He expects to graduate with the class of 1931.
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Stacy Smith
Sam P. Smith
Hill Military Academy
Portland
Smith
Portland Academy
Harry R. Turner
H. R Turner
Young Turner
Camp Clackamas
Lieut
Turner
Hill
More Good Than Damage From Recent Rainstorm
Ban nock county agent C W Dateh says rain benefits outweigh hay crop harm after a storm. Mr Daigh notes some hay damage but asserts other crops gain more value. He reports returning from field work in the public domain where poisoned oats were scattered to ground squirrels, about five thousand pounds released to curb pests.
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C W
Dean Dyer to Attend National Convention
Dean John Ro Dyer of the local university leaves Saturday with his family for the midwest. Mrs Dyer and the children will spend the summer in Minneapolis. Dyer will attend the NEA annual meeting in Columbus as Idaho delegate and later the Columbia University summer session. Vincent and Superintendent Snyder are also NEA delegates.
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John Ro Dver
Middle West
Dyer
Minneapolis
Columbus
Idaho
Columbia University
WD. Vincent
State Board of Education
Snyder
Idaho Falls
NEA
Interstate Commerce Commission upholds paper freight rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed complaints by Salt Lake City and Ogden newspapers seeking higher freight rates on newsprint from the West and reparations for shipments since 1926. The commission ruled that the rates are not unreasonable or unduly prejudicial compared with those paid by Denver Omaha and Kansas City newspapers.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
Oden
Utah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Quarantine Lifted on Idaho hay shipments to California
Idaho official announced the lifting of quarantine on alfalfa hay shipments into California from 11 western states. The move reduces regulatory burden after years of restrictions, aiding hay producers and shipping centers nationwide.
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Idaho Falls
Deen
Idaho
California
Dean
Learn to Swim Free Instruction at Indian Springs
Indian Springs offers free swim lessons from June 26 to July 5 with guaranteed teaching. The program invites residents to enroll and learn essential water safety skills.
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Indian Springs
Inelusive Jyt
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USDA
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Arkansas
Maine
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Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
Climax
Fuller
Johnson
Anderson Lumber Company
East Halliday
E. L. Anderson
Local Men Academy
Dean Dyer
Walgreen CO
Bromo Seltzer
Hinds
Jergens
Scholl
Blue Jay
Star-Rite JR
Magnesia
Camphor
Java
Daggett & Sramsdell
Fond
Caldwell
Kolynos Dental
Razor
Kodak Pictures
Walgreen
Eaton’s
Eastman
KODAK
LUX
Analgesique
Baume Bengue
BAYER
Woodbury
Defian
Samoline
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