Postal rules change extend COD service to first class mail
The Post Office Department bulletin dated June 11 announces July 1 extension of collect-on-delivery to sealed domestic first class mail. COD fees scale with indemnity, up to $1,000 for loss or damage, with specific charges from 25 cents to $1.20 plus postage. The change preserves COD for unregistered third and fourth class mail and adds new insured ranges.
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Post Office Department
Washingon
D. C
Co. O. D
Dr. Ira Landrith to Speak at Pocatello Church Monday
Dr. Ira Landrith of Texas and Chicago will address a mass meeting at the Congregational Church Monday at 8 o clock under the Eastern District Christian Endeavor Union. The talk will cover moral reform and youth involvement in world peace, with no admission charge.
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Ira Landrith
Texas
Chicago
International Society of Christian Fn Geaver
Congregational Church
Eastern District
Christian Endeavors Uinion
Landrith
America
Ward-Belmont College
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Christian Endeavor Worldwide
Sli
Marked Rise in Tourist Travel At City Camp Park
Thirty five cars were registered at the city tourist park last evening and arrivals continued as night approached with a potential total near fifty. Over the past week travel has increased with an average of about fifty registrations daily. Nineteen states were represented including North Dakota Idaho California Washington Ohio Iowa Colorado Nebraska Utah Montana Oregon Oklahoma Kansas Arizona Indiana Wisconsin and Florida. Dozens of cars are turned away nightly due to cabin shortages though camping space exists for over a hundred. only 22 cabins are available and many visitors lack tents or camping gear.
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FP. Kirkendall
Central States
North Dakota
Idaho
California
Washington
Ohio
Iowa
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Montana
Oregon
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arizona
Indiana
Wisconsin
Jorida
Kirkendall
Indian petitions writ habeas corpus in district court
Tony Ninip, an Indian resident of the Port Hall reservation, filed for a writ of habeas corpus claiming unlawful detention in Bannock county jail by Sheriff H. W. Henderson. He argues lack of jurisdiction since he is a ward of the government under treaties and acts of Congress regulating liquor traffic on the reservation.
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Tony Ninip
Port Hall
Congress
Gold Concentrating Manufacturing and Mining Company formed
Articles of Incorporation filed at the county recorder's office Saturday establish a new organization to carry on a general mining and mining related sining business with headquarters in Pocatello. Capital stock set at 25000 dollars divided into 100 shares of 250 dollars par value. Subscriptions by Ralph H. Kelley E M Bues and J W Woodalls total 2750 dollars.
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Gold Concentrating Manufacturing and Mining Company
County Recorder’s
Pocatello
Ralph H. Kelley
E M. Bues
J. W. Woodalls
Orme Family Welcomes Daughter At General Hospital
Mr and Mrs John A Orme of Ashton announce the birth of a seven pound girl at General hospital Saturday morning. Mrs Orme formerly Miss Florence West daughter of Dr and Mrs A West.
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John A. Orme
Ashton
General Hospital
Orme
Florence West
A. West
Agricultural short courses to open Monday at University
In a conference at the University of Idaho Southern Branch leaders outlined four day short courses for boys and girls starting Monday. The program includes canning sewing and home economics for girls and crops stock judging and fitting for boys with a banquet and bonfire on Red Hill.
Girls to Attend Short Course and Charter Ceremony
Plans for a three thirty afternoon program in the gymnasium feature Miss Sara Sumsion in charge of sewing Miss Leatha Christensen of baking and Miss Note Yarborough of home furnishing with musical selections by the University of Illinois Music Department. Ethel Medfield will address the girls and Jula Pond will be dean of women while Raph Stucky heads the boys and girls club leaders as dean of men. Thirty five clubs will receive national charters from the United States department of Agriculture with Arthur M Hyde and J W Reardon represented. Counties listed include Butte Lemhi Jefferson Madison Bonneville Bingham Power Franklin Caribou Bear Lake and Twin Palis representatives by two school buses from the southeastern district and seventy five from Bannock county.
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South Central
Red Hill
C. Ben Ross
General Assembly
Frazier Hell
Reardon
E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho
Gyornasium
Marjorie Purdy
Mildred Garvin
T. R. Neilson
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Bristol
J. D. Remsberg
W. Whitman
Douglas Sealey
W. P Havenor
D. L. Courth
John T. Montgomery
Havenor
Genevieve Hunter
Sara Sumsion
Leatha Christensen
Note Yarborough
Ethel Medfield
Jula Pond
Raph Stucky
United States Department of Agriculture
Arthur M Hyde
E Jiddings
J. W. Reardon
Butte
Lemhi
Jefferson
Madison
Bonneville
Bingham
Power
Pranklin
Caribou
Bear Lake
South
Twin Palis
Bannock County
Women of Mouseheart Legion Meet and Tea
The Women of Mouseheart Legion will gather Monday at 3 PM in the W O W hall and a silver tea will follow. The Santa Ana Auxiliary announces its monthly meeting for Tuesday June 25 at 8 PM at the Memorial building with initiations of new members as a feature.
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Women of Mouseheart Legion
W. O. W. Hall
The
Santa Ana Euxiliary
Memorial Building
Anderson Succeeds Elrod as Air Agent
Anderson succeeds Elrod as air agent. National Parks Airways expands mail and passenger service from Salt Lake City to Great Falls with new schedules beginning June 15. Mail arrives Salt Lake City by 3 05 pm and reaches New York the same afternoon. Los Angeles and San Francisco by 4 30 am next day. Stearman planes carry two passengers, Fokker four.
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National Parks Airways
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Matle
National Parks
Stearman
Pocatello
Fokker
East Lake City
Idaho Fells
G R F Pitegeraid
Airways Extension
Bereavement Thanks From Byington Family
The Byington family expresses deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after the death of Joseph H. Byington. They thank for floor offerings and care, naming many including Mrs J H Byington and others who provided comfort.
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Joseph H. Byington
Alto
Tole
Notice to Eagles Special Meeting Called for Sunday Evening
All Eagles urged to attend a special meeting at 7 30 this Sunday evening. Secretary JAS C Downey announces important business to be discussed.
Wage dispute settled between union and builders here
The wage dispute involving brick wheelers and the Building Laborers’ union and Master Builders’ association was settled at a meeting last week. Both sides concessions led to an agreement to prevent strikes or lockouts for the coming year. The deal includes a clause requiring union members to seek executive committee action before any work stoppage. Brick wheelers sought 6.50 per day while contractors offered 5.50.
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Building Laborers’ Union
Master Builders' Association
Master Builders
Master Builders’ Association
Brick Wheelers
Christofferson Funeral Today in Pocatello
Otto Christofferson a Pocatello resident died at his home 436 West Sherman. The funeral will be today at noon from McHan Funeral Home chapel with Bishop Bird Finlayson officiating. Interment follows in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Punerel
Otto Christofferson
Pocatello
W. Sherman
Divorce Complaint Filed for Cruelty Basis by Ballie Zweigart
Ballie Zweigart files for divorce from Albert Zweigart in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide a home. They wed August 29 1916 in Pocatel and she claims community property worth at least 25000 remains undisclosed while she labors in his butcher business. She seeks temporary support and a property settlement ahead of a final hearing.
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Ballie Zweigart
Albert Zweigart
Dist
Piatiff
Pocatel
Hi Mother
O.de
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Army
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Blackpoot
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Anderson
Elrod
Vue
Enseene
J H Byington
D A Monroe
J. L. Corbridge
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Ida Thomas
Mir Karie Peace
Leon
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Avery
Ordell
Lucinda Byington
Jas. C. Downey
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Scholl
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Petersen Furniture CO
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