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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1924
Page
3
The Idaho state examining board announced fifty eight nurses granted licenses from direct exam, legislative act, and reciprocity. Recipients include nurses from Pocatello and Boise with several others from Caldwell Glenns Ferry Moscow and Nampa among listed cities.
Boise Idaho June 21 AP Fifty eight nurses have been granted licenses after the state examining board meeting Charles Laurenson state director of license says Nineteen were by direct examinations two were registered under the 1923 act for pre 1918 training and work in Idaho reciprocity grants ten more to practice in Idaho under the reciprocity clause in state law
A National Geographic Society bulletin outlines French Guiana as a mainland penal colony with Cayenne as capital and St Laurent, St Jean, Isle du Salut and Devil’s Island housing convicts. It notes climate, geography, mixed population, and historical exile. Dreyfus linked as a famous inmate.
The 116th cavalry of the Idaho national guard, encamped at McCall, Idaho, joins with the McCall Commercial Club for a two day event June 26 and 27 at the cavalry camp. First day features water sports and a regimental baseball game. second day offers field events and a polo match on a new polo field with diverse events including dismounted sprints and a relay.
Instructors accompany the guards beside the national guard. A large crowd is expected for the event. Music will be provided by the regimental band.
Boise date June 23 bids for paving the Yellowstone park highway between Pocatello and Fort Hall will be opened at Pocatello July 8 W J Hall commissioner of public works announced The United States bureau of public roads approved plans for about 11 miles of paving with total cost over 300000 The federal government covers more than half the cost When finished the paved section will link Pocatello with Blackfoot completing the route from Fort Hall to Blackfoot
The Schenectady Gazette notes that no two platforms can be long enough to contain all the grouches. The comment suggests the need for a broader approach to address widespread complaints.
The Pocatello Realty board met at noon to discuss an Arbon valley oil prospect near 40 miles from Pocatello. They approved a Sunday excursion to the field with rig access by 3 pm, discussed drilling depths and costs, and noted a $14,000 expenditure so far.
Director Lewis introduced Mr. Cleare noting his long record of addressing summer schools. Cleare argued teachers shape human nature across ages, urging a national consciousness and broader American ideals to restore confidence in government and constitutional integrity.
H. K. Higson reports from Mammoth Yellowstone park where Woodmen of the World sessions drew over 1000 delegates and visitors. Officers were re elected and the constitution amended to allow life insurance policies up to 5000 dollars. A park tour followed, with two snow storms observed during the circle.
Westminster Guild Arthalinda circle meets Tuesday at 6 00 p m with Miss Montana Mahan 556 W Wyeth Third A joint meeting Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M Wednesday June 24 one o clock confer third degree Masonry Dinner 630 p m All sojourning Masons invited Tonight regular Monday night dance Imperial Gardens Dance Palace hosts with special features and improved ventilation Roads in fine condition and enjoyable drives Free dancing until 9 30 at Imperial Gardens
A British research association experiments with a new wool spinning process to produce fiber threads. The effort aims to improve yield and fabric qualities through innovative machinery and technique.
French researchers developed a method to freeze seawater so it forms ice that salt packs in fish and keeps them cold. The process aims to improve preservation during transport and storage.
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