Governor to greet Harding on state line
Mr and Mrs G Nicholas Ifft return from Boise where they met Governor Moore to discuss June 28 presidential visit to Pocatello A private car will be used for the governors party and extra sleepers will be added to train No 24 for travelers In Idaho Falls R W Katerndah reports a plan to invite many Sekauseeta residents to greet the president and a guard of honor from the American Legion will be formed H R Risley named to greet President Harding for Boise services
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G. Nicholas Ifft
Boise
Koise
Pocatello
Roverneur
Idaho
Congressiena
Statehouse
American Iegion
State Legion
R. W. Katerndah
Clark County
Moore
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Katerndah
Rigby
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Mackay
Arco
Ashton
Driggs
Victor
Salmon City
Lemhi County
H. R. Risley
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Risley
Studies milk testing methods in New York laboratories
Mrs. Philip Stalker of the Pocatello Clinical Laboratory returns from an extended eastern trip to study milk testing. New York City boards of health laboratories are standardizing a six hour test, replacing a forty eight hour method.
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Philip Stalker
Pocatello Clinical Laboratory
Rous Laboratories
New York
City Board of Health
Tey
Pocatello
Downey to Lead Large Delegation for President Harding Reception
The Downey Boosters club led by Chairman Mark Manley and Secretary G Osmond Hyde plans a strong Downey and surrounding community turnout for President Harding's arrival at Pocatello. The village board backs the effort and will attend as a group. Portneuf Post No 2 of the American Legion reports many veterans from Downey and the area ready to join the reception on June 30.
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Downey
Lee Bloxham
Portneuf
China Painting Class Ad by Mrs Anthony
Those interested in China Painting see Mrs Anthony at 318 North Lincoln. Phone 1016 J.
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China
Anthony
North
Lincoln
Town Talk Returns From Boise
Theodore Turner returns from a brief business trip to Boise. Mrs. J. S. Foley comes back to Pocatello after months in California. Mrs. Poley plans a stay visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Theodore Turner
Marriage License Issued to Stains and Matlock in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued Friday at the county clerk's office to Aubrey L. Stains and Marguerite Constance Matlock, both residents of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey L. Stains
Marguerite Constance Matlock
Pocatello
Clearing house banks report reserve excess declines
New York on June 23 reports the weekly condition of clearing house banks and trust companies. The excess reserve stands at 7 million 548 thousand 950 dollars, down by 16 million 819 thousand 580 dollars from the previous week.
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New York
Skidmore Announces Birth Of Daughter At General Hospital
Mr and Mrs W L Skidmore of 156 North Twelfth Avenue announce the birth of a 10 pound daughter yesterday at the General Hospital. Mr Skidmore is a well known architect in the city.
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W. L. Skidmore
North Twelfth Avenue
General Hospital
Skidmore
Pocatello Countryside Club to Hold Team Selection
All members of the Pocatello County club must report at 9 50 Sunday morning to choose a team to represent the club in the tournament against American Falls. The tourney takes place in Pocatello on July 1.
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Pocatello Country Club
Golf Jinks
American Falls
Pocatello
Fred Allen
Joe Carper
R. W. Roebuck
Frank Gable
Mrs Murray Returns From West After Daughter's Graduation
Mrs G L Murray and her daughter Gladys have returned from Corvallis Oregon where Gladys graduated from the Oregon Agricultural College. They also visited daughters in Los Angeles Nysa Oregon and Boise while away from the city.
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East
G. L. Murray
Gladys
Corvallis
Oregon
Murray
Oregon Agricultural College
City
Idaho Power Manager Heads to Northwest Electric Meet
D. C. Brown, manager of Idaho Power in this city, and Mrs. Brown depart tonight for Seattle Washington and Victoria British Columbia. Mr. Brown will attend the Northwest Electric Light association convention, scheduled June 27 to 30.
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D. C. Brown
Idaho Power Company
Pond family voyage to Rotterdam mission
Mrs N S Pond and son Weever return from Salt Lake City after visiting two weeks. Wayne Pond, a well known young man from Pocatello, sails today from Montreal for Rotterdam to serve on a mission.
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Holland
Mackay Sportsmen to Welcome President Harding at Pedro Tell
H R Turner announces Mackay Sportsmen will attend Harding’s arrival at Potatello with a large catch of mountain trout. Delegation from Mackay will bring the trout to greet the president.
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H. R. Turner
Harding
Mackay Sportsmen’s Association
Pocatello
Senator Gooding Sells Sheep Interests to Kilpatricks
Reports say Senator Frank R. Gooding of Gooding sold his sheep interests to the Kilpatrick brothers of Vicario. The Kilpatricks plan to devote their 1600 acre ranch to sheep farming with about 1000000 dollars involved in the transfer.
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Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
Kilpatrick Brothers
Vicario
Kilpatricks
WOU
Death of A Grayson Reported in Salt Lake City
Word came today of the death last evening in Salt Lake City of A Grayson step father of Mrs. C K E Stonecipher of this city. He had been bedfast the past year but his condition worsened recently. Mrs. Stonecipher is in Salt Lake and Mr Stonecipher will leave for Utah Sunday. Funeral is set for Monday morning.
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Salt Lake
A. Grayson
State plants 35000 steelhead at Ashton hatchery
George Isaac, state fish commission er, reports the Ashton facility has successfully planted 35 000 steelhead trout, secured by exchange with the federal government, expected to reach 25 pounds, with improvements under way at the Ashton hatchery. Forfeited bond cases and local notices follow.
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George Isaac
Ashton
Isaac
Ashton Hatchery
Idaho pageant in Moscow called one of state’s finest spectacles
Dr. Minnie Howard says the Idaho pageant in Moscow on the ninth of the month was one of the most elaborate spectacles seen in the state. Early history was allegorically produced and witnessed by many attendees.
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Northwest
Minnie Howard
Idaho
Moscow
Body of Pocatello Boy Not Recovered
Searching parties for more than a week have hunted for the body of Scott Stalker a Pocatello boy drowned in the Bowl and Pitcher rapids at Spokane June 12 Reports from Philip Stalker who returned from the scene say no body will be found until waters subside which may be six weeks or more The current is swift and the body could be swept into the Columbia.
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Scott Stalker
Pocatello
Spokane
Philip Stalker
Columbia
Parent Teacher leaders tour states to boost history exhibits
State PTA chairman Mrs Howard and committee members visited Boise Moscow and other sites to review historical exhibits. They praised progress in collecting northwest exhibits and advancing work to revise history curricula in schools.
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Lloward
Boise
Moscow
Spokisme
Tipton Rails Clerk Revisit. Shakes Hands in Town
Carl G. Tipton, famed railroad clerk from Portland to Chicago, spent a day in the city renewing old ties and passing the bank. He just returned from Shrine convention in Washington and visited Illinois and Indiana before a western return. Tipton left railroad service six years ago and now runs a local business in the Rose City.
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Tip
Carl G. Tipton
Pocatello
Portland
Chicago
Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Tipton
Rose City
Dreamland Contest Offers Gold Wrist Watch Prize
Special features at Dreamland invite girls to compete for a gold wrist watch awarded to the entrant with the most votes. Contest runs until July 20, with 25 votes given per 25 cent ticket purchase. Six tickets cost 25 cents. The coveted watch is displayed in Molinelli's jewelry store window.
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Molinelli
Tyhee Citizens Seek New Road Route Through Valley
About fifty local farmers and Pocatello allies met at Tyhee meeting house to press a paved road from Pocatello to Fort Hall along the valley, not the Yellowstone highway. A unanimous resolution urged the west side of the Montana Short Line track route with a committee to discuss with Fort Hall officials and county leaders.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
Poocatello
Yellowstone Highway
Montana
W. H. Donner
Sey
High Line
J. J. Larkin
Tyhee
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