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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1919

Page

5

Siders Outlines New Federal Education Bill At Tech Summer School

Superintendent W. ER Siders described a proposed federal education bill authorizing 100 million dollars annually for ten years with state matching. Main allocations include illiteracy eradication 7.5 million and Americanization 7.5 million, equalizing opportunities 50 million, health and recreation 20 million, and teacher preparation 15 million. He cited U S illiteracy, foreign-born populations, Idaho’s low education metrics, and teacher shortages. The program calls for school nurses dental clinics physical exams and playground oversight, plus a new Department of Education and secretary of education in the president’s cabinet. Public invited to daily sessions 10 to 10:40 a m.

Tech W. Er, Siders Congress National Educational Association United States Idaho Department of Education Secretary of Education Teeh

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by McLean Woman

Mrs Jolly KorreLMANN of McLean Nebraska testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her fertility and health after childbirth and urges other women with displacements inflammation irregularities backache headaches or nervousness to try the remedy. The ad notes the product has aided women for over forty years and invites inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Wynn Massachusetts.

McLean Neb Lydia B. Pinkham Jolly Korrelmann R. No. 1 Nebraska Lydia E. Pinkham America Lydia UL. Pinkham

Y M C A Leaders Draft By laws For New Corps

A 8:30 PM meeting of Y M C A boys department leaders will draft by laws for the new leaders corps. The group includes Earl Henderson chairman Frank O Nan William Tatro William Davis Roy Olson Lambert Molinelli and Theodore Merrill. They plan to elect officers Thursday and adopt the by laws. The article also notes first aid training with lifeguard tests and map drawing with compass work as part of summer activities.

Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Department Earl Henderson Frank O'Nan William Tatro William Davis Roy Olson Lambert Molinelli Theodore Merrill Boys’ Department Y Boys

Kodak Finishing Sweet's Studies 1824 Ady

Ady promotes a recuperative influenza diet featuring Horlicks Malted Milk as a very digestible aid. The note appears in a Tribune advertisement on South Main with reference to Sweet's studies from 1824.

Kodak Sweet So. Main Ady

Stolen Hupmobile Recovered Near South Second

A Hupmobile owned by Nick Morris was taken from in front of the Marquette pool hall on North Second Avenue Saturday at about 10 pm. Deputies Bendixson and Nelson found the car on South Second within fifteen minutes as two men admitted to a party and mistakenly drove off with the wrong machine. No arrests were made.

Nick Morris Marquette Pool Hall North Second Avenue Bendixson Nelson South Second Avenue

Railway passes and staff movements at Short Line

1919 annual passes for employees and families are invalid north of Pocatello on trains 45 and 4 toward Yellowstone. U S railway administration passes are valid without permit. Sue Estes resigns as stenographer. Mrs Herman Wilson takes two weeks vacation and travels to Milwaukee. BR A Pierce and A C Ure arrive from inspection trips. J B Bergman plans a two week Pueblo vacation. Mr and Mrs Lee Treseder arrive from Ogden. D G Elrod departs for Montpelier on inspection. Kodak Finishing shown. Sweet's Studion listed. classified ads note work opportunities.

Pocatello Yellowstone Pires United States Railway Administration

The Third Degree tops Joyce at the Orpheum

Alice Joyce appears in The Third Degree at the Orpheum in what is hailed as her greatest triumph. The film adapts the stage play with a convincing cast and a moving portrayal of the wife’s suffering after the trial. Charles Ray follows with The Busher, praised as his best since Greased Lightning.

Alice Joyce Orpheum Wennesday Charles Ray

Mason and Comedy at Princess and Local News

Shirley Mason appears for the final close up at the Princess in The Final Close-up with a seaside touch. Nearby Nora Nolan's basement mishap leads to movie-style moments with a news reel and a Lloyd comedy Off the Trolley. Tom Mix offers Fighting For Gold tomorrow and Wednesday. News briefs cover band rehearsals, past and upcoming concerts, and residents arriving home or visiting.

Princess Shirley Mason Nora Nolan Lloyd Tom Mix

Hayward Weds Mrs Plant in New York Ceremony

Colonel William Hayward former commander of the old New York 158th infantry and widow Mrs Morton P. Plant were married in New York Saturday. Chaplain John Vi Ax ton officiated. Hayward who resigned as public service commissioner to organize the 158th was decorated by President Poincare and Marshal Petain. Plant, daughter of the late Senator Martin Cadwell of Hartford, Conn, had been active in war work.

New York William Hayward 158Th Infantry Morton PF. Plant John Vi Axton Hayward France Nebraska 158Th President Poincare Marshal Petain Martin Cadwell Hartford, Conn

Hospital Wedding Near Paris At Three Plage

Colonel Hayward aged 42 and his bride, aged 39, conduct a wedding at the hospital site near Paris. The ceremony marks a notable union amid wartime strain at the facility.

Paris Hayward

Kodak developing deal ends June 25 at D Store

Announcement urges customers to leave film at Topliff and Perkins D Store at 159 South Main for free developing before the June 25 deadline. Adv 124.

Topliff & Perkins D South Main Sweet

Public praise for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy

A reader letter endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mia H. P. Cook of Anderson, Indiana, writes that the remedy is kept on hand and is excellent for bowel trouble.

Mia H. P. Cook An- Cook Anderson Ind Adv

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Siders the Tribune Pocatello Cleanerers’ & Dyers’ Assn Pocatello Tailoring CO Troy Laundry CO Dundee Tailoring CO Economical Cleaning CO Finberg the Tailor Yellowstone Cleaning CO Central Cleaning CO Royal Tailoring CO City Cleaning & Dyeing CO Joe Picchi R. O. Graham Secretary of the State Secretary of State List P. E. Long Mexico Calvert W. Leeper Clovis New Mexico Leeper C E. Corder West Side Florence Allen North Third Avenue Kemmerer Wyoming Central Western Region United States Administration First National Banks of Pocatello Grace and Bancroft McCammon State Bank Mink Creek Camp Lewis L Lorrest Taylor Flower Girls Glad Girls Dorothy Budike Flower Girls’ Society Marie Holmes Society of R. F. Hutchinson H. K. Pierpont Tom LaVatta Sue Estes Ogden Herman Wilson Wilson Milwaukee BR. A. Pierce South End A. C. Ure Salt Lake Lee Treseder D. G. Elrod Montpelier J. B. Bergman Short Line Pueblo Colorado Joyce and Ray the Orpheum Mason Pocatello Municipal Band Commercial Hall Court House A. M. Newton Chicago Newton Boise John H. Kane Myra Hollingworth Kane M. L. Roberts Bannock County Board of Commissioners Board of Equalization Board M. R. Lockhart St. Anthony Seattle James McGonigle Jt. H. Kimball Denver Kansas Ira &. Lambing and Son Junior St. Francis, Kansas Sunnyland J. Wesley Holden Idaho Walls Joyce Charlie TY Cobb Ldie Einal Saath Fei
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