Library makes real progress amid rising demand
Libraries nationwide report unprecedented book demand with higher non fiction use. Pocatello library shows strong efficiency with 157,336 volumes circulated in 1931-32 and per capita 70 cents expenditure. staff handle more work with the same team, aided by the Bonneville Branch and school programs. The board and Librarian Edna M. Jarbo note a productive year aided by the Women’s Study League and Civic Club.
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Pocatello
Bonneville
Edna M. Jarbo
T. O. Smith
E. P. Horsfall
W. H. Bohlsche
Bohlscheid
A. T. Jones
Noah 8. Pond
Horsfall
Smith
Women’s Study League
Civic Club
Miners Urged to File Declaration to Hold Claims
Stewart Campbell Idaho state mine inspector advises miners to file a declaration of intent to hold mining claims with county recorders as a protection against claim jumpers. The declaration is needed despite a moratorium on assessment work through 1932, to show ownership if the claim is challenged.
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Boise
Stewart Campbell
County Recorders
Tyhee Notes Feature Local Arrivals and Events
May Hobbs from Ogden visits her grandmother Mrs. Nellie Shilts and uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bhilta. Francis Ledger from Salt Lake moves to live with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nelson. The Relief Society closes its season with Utah short stories read by Mrs. Ekowallis and Mrs. Miles. The Jolly Twenty Pinochle club hosts Friday gathering. Tyhee baseball team sponsors Saturday dance at the school house.
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Tyhee
Pocatello Tribune
May Hobbs
Ogden
Nellie Shilts
Lawrence Bhilta
Utah
Convention Visitor Leads 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux at Pocatello Event
Gardner B Parsons of Nampa and August A Storkman of Grand Chef de Gare will lead the 40 et 8 program during the American Legion department convention in Pocatello July 4 to 6. Blackfoot Voiture No 345 with W. E. Evans oversees the wreck at Antlers hall. The 40 et 8 parade forms at Hutchinson field and marches to the Elks temple, 10:30 p.m. July 5.
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Gardner B. Parsons
Nampa
Grand Correspondant la Societe Des
American Legion Department
Pocatello
Mr. Parsons
Gare
August A. Storkman
Blackfoot
W. E. Evans
Antlers Hall
Hutchinson Field
Down Town
Elks’ Temple
Iowa Publisher Succeeds Dawes on Reconstruction Finance Board
President Hoover appointed Gardner Cowles Sr. publisher of the Des Moines Register and Tribune to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board, filling the vacancy from Charles Dawes. The presidency remains vacant for now, and may be filled from within the board. Cowles is an Independent Republican.
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Washington
Hoover
Gardner Cowles, Sr
Des Moines
Iowa
Register
Tribune
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cowles
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Dawes
Idaho Road Report Highlights Seasonal Surfacing and Closures
Road crews report Good to excellent conditions on U S 30 Old Oregon Trail with surfacing and oiling from Pebble to Lava Hot Springs and oiling from American Falls west. U S 91 and 191 Yellowstone Park highway mostly good, with patching Inkom to McCammon. Clark Jefferson line to Dubois on U S 91 Idaho Montana shows poor to good. Timmerman Hill to Bellevue on Sawtooth Park highway near construction. Kootenai River bridge to Bonners Ferry limited to 4000 lbs. detours noted north south of Council and several routes under construction with multiple detour bridges.
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U. S. 30
Oregon Trail
Lava Hot Springs
American Falls
Burley
Bliss
U. S. 91
Yellowstone Park Highway
Inkom
McCammon
Idaho-Montana
Clark
Jefferson County
Dubois
Sawtooth Park
Timmerman Hill
Bellevue
Coeur d’ Alene
Sandpoint
Good
Bonners Ferry
Kootenai River
Black Bear Inn
Pollock
Council
Idaho Central
Eden
Jerome
Alexander
Grace
Campaign to fight locusts targets Philippines provinces
Director Roxas of the bureau of plant industry launches an anti locust campaign in Davao Lanao and Cotabato provinces. He orders the purchase of an airplane for immediate scouting in infested areas, saying the current plane is too old.
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Davao
Lanao
Cotbato
Philippines
Roxas
Bureau of Plant Industry
Share Expense Of Olympic Trials
The National Collegiate Athletic Association will fund part of the costs for 26 athletes heading to the Olympic trials in Palo Alto starting July 16. The NCAA has $2,333 for expenses. colleges must cover the rest. About $120 per champion and $70 per second-place finisher will be provided to the colleges.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Palo Alto
Cal
A. A. Stagg
T. W. Metcalfe
Iowa State University
Government Takes Charge of Johnson’s Island Confederate Cemetery
Sandusky Ohio report that the federal government becomes caretaker of the Johnson’s Island cemetery where 206 Confederate soldiers buried in Union prisons lie.
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Sandusky
Johnson's Island
Suit to Recover Loan on Diamond
A district court in Twin Falls filed a suit by the receiver for the First National Bank to recover 2500 on a loan secured by a four carat diamond. The loan, made in May 1927 to L Rabinitz for 2850, saw a 350 principal payment within days but no further payments.
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Twin Falls
First National Bank of
L. Rabinitz
Rotary closes session at Seattle convention
International Rotary moved to act on 30 resolutions including forming clubs in multi-AREA cities and urging voters to participate in elections. Frederick Md proposed a voters week while France urged governments to favor international trade pacts over economic warfare. A crippled children breakfast assembly was hosted by Tom J. Davis with remarks by Edgar Allen, Frank Littlefield and Rupert Beale. Delegates voted yesterday for five US directors from eight candidates. results announced Friday as the 23rd annual convention closes.
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Seattle
International Rotary For
Frederick
France
Rotary
Tom J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Edgar F. Allen
Elyria
Ohio
Frank Littlefield
Toronto
Canada
Rupert O. Beale
Sydney
Australia
United States
Mexican First Lady Undergoes Brain Operation in Boston
Senora Leonor Florente Calles of Mexico City, wife of former Mexican President Plutarco Elias Calles, underwent brain surgery at Peter Brent Brigham Hospital. She arrived from Mexico six days ago for treatment by Dr. Harvey Cushing, internationally renowned.
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Boston
Senora Leonor Florente Calles
Mexico City
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Senora Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Harvey Cushing
Helen Keller Receives Doctor of Laws at Glasgow University
In Glasgow Miss Helen Keller, the renowned deaf and blind educator, was awarded the degree of doctor of laws by Glasgow University in a ceremony marked by pageantry and music she could not hear. Separately Ambassador Puig Casauranc reported a brain tumor removal from Mrs Calles and noted the patient was recovering as well as possible though outcome remained uncertain.
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Puig Casauranc
Calles
Glasgow
Scotland
Helen Keller
Glasgow University
48 Schoolboys Catch Athlete's Foot
A Rochester mother reports her 14 year old son contracted Athlete's Foot at an indoor pool. She credits Moone's Emerald Oil with clearing the infection after two bottles. Health officials note pools have closed over spread concerns and advise nightly foot rubs for prevention. First-class druggists advertise Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee.
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Moone
Aiaso
Harry Dayton
Farragut Street
Rochester
N. Y
Witherspoon Drug Co
Adv
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