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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

8

Eastern Idaho churches plan to keep Idaho dry

At a Methodist church meeting in Idaho Falls leaders discussed organizing eastern Idaho to back retention of the 18th amendment. A session was set for June 27 in Pocatello to form the eastern Idaho group with speakers including Rev Charles Donaldson and Bishop J Wiley Sessions.

Idaho Falls Idaho Methodist Church Pocatello Otto McCutcheon Charles M. Donaldson Claude Richmond Presbyterian Church J Wiley Sessions L. D Warren Vickrey Gate City Tdaho Leonard Ball L. D. B. Stake Louis Nuffer H. C. Austin J. 8. Best

Meridell Resort Opens Tonight in Pocatello

Meridell park unveils a new spring dance floor amid poplar shade and mountain Idaho breezes. The American Legion Post sponsors the opening with the Brass Rail Boys from Salt Lake under Ray Nilsson directing a lively orchestra famed at Lakota resort.

Idaho Meridell Park Pocatello The American Legion Ray Nilsson Brass Rail Boys Salt Lake

Bayliff Condition Is Still Critical

Dr. Thomas Bayliff of Logan Utah remains in critical condition after a head-on crash near Inkom Wednesday. Mrs Minnie Rasmason superintendent of the General hospital said today that Mrs Bayliff, another crash victim, died Wednesday and funeral arrangements are not announced. Inquest into Mrs Bayliff death is being held in abeyance per Bannock County prosecutor B A McDevitt.

Thomas Bayliff Logan Utah Inkom Minnie Rasmason The General Hospital Bayliff B. A. McDevitt Bannock County

Idaho Revenue Collector Evan Evans Gravely Ill

Boise June 23 Evan Evans collector of internal revenue for Idaho was taken seriously ill with a heart attack today. His physician reports his condition as serious. He has been collector for several years and was to be succeeded about July 1 by John Wiley of Bonners Ferry.

Boise Evan Evans Internal Revenue Idaho John Wiley Bonners Ferry

Miss Olsen Heads to Honolulu via Pocatello

She plans to attend the world's fair and the National Education association and summer school at Northwestern. Miss Olsen will again pass through Pocatello en route to Honolulu. T Bailey Lee, former Idaho supreme court justice from Burley, is in Pocatello today on business.

C. E. Brooks Montana Union Pacific Pocatello Mr. Brooks Long Beach Edw. Olsen R. E. King Miss Olsen Schosfield Barracks Honolulu Illinois National Education Association Northwestern Olsen T. Bailey Lee Burley Idaho Supreme Court

Local court case and community notices from Pocatello area

A complaints battery case was sworn out by Robert Abbot against William Dean in Justice Court of M. H. Garvin with hearing set for Saturday. Taxes due date approaches. 31st district Ahtepa convention set for July 15 in Rock Springs Wyoming. Gas thefts reported at Bannock Motor and J. K. Tarr yard. Fire damages a dwelling at Third and Fremont. Chicago visitors stay with Karis family. 4-H leaders meeting planned for Grace June 30. County board of equalization June 26. County officials seek refinancing plan with Utah bonding firms. Multiple arrests for disturbances and intoxication with fines noted. Pocatello business and Southern California conditions cited. beer legalization linked to jobs and reduced drunken driving. Wheat prices rise four cents to 84 in Pocatello market.

Robert Abbot William Dean M. H. Garvin

Midwestern shortages push prices and rail shifts in Idaho region

Cents for Turkey Red show 79 cents on Wednesday and 75 on Tuesday while Dicksow and Federation quote 72 and 68 cents. Rail circles report sixteen engineers moved from the Short Line extra board to work elsewhere with four sent to Lima, Montpelier, and Kemmerer. Large section gangs are noted. Beverly Hills guests A B Slim Wallington and Mrs Wallington visit Pocatello. Chaplain Dawson reports morale and camp improvements across 19 CCC camps. 4-H picnic plans discussed at McCammon with county and Thatcher councils and 30 attendees.

Dicksow Federation Midwest Lima Yellowstone Run Montpelier Kemmerer A. B Slim) Wallington Mrs. Wallington Pocatello C. E. Geranson Beverly Hills Mr. Wallington Floyd B. Canfield Pocatellan A. B. Canfield YU. W. “Red” Uadel William Dawson C.C.C Dawson Y.M.C. A McCammon C. R. Tulley Tulley Thatcher J. D. McGregor Cleveland Washington Lemmon Tyhee Mabel L. Rosa L. L. Larsen J. R. Maughan Lava Hot Springs

Idaho Legislature Adourns Approves Bills

The Idaho Legislature adjourned and approved bills including beer legislation and the malt tax, expected to raise about 25 000 to 30 000 dollars annually for the state general fund. Formal adjournment occurred at 5 30 p m and a message from the governor praised the session.

State General Fund

Mrs. Cady and daughter plan six week Midwest trip

Mrs. William S. Cady and her daughter Katherine depart Saturday evening on the Portland Rose for a long tour to Chicago and the middle west. They will visit relatives in Denver and Fredonia Kansas and spend time at the Chicago World's Fair. On the return they will stop in Dodge City to visit Mrs. Cady's family.

Arthur Petersen Harry Etna Rose Biz Springs William Petersen L'Harrison Jerome L’harrison William S. Cady Katherine Portland Rose Chicago Middle West Denver Fredonia Kansas Dodge City Mrs. Cady

Pocatello Ordinance Establishes Beer License System

The ordinance defines beer and licenses retailers to sell beer not exceeding 3.2 percent alcohol by weight. It requires licensing with a $12.50 annual fee, permits investigations by the City Council, prohibits underage sales, and bans licenses for felons or those with liquor law violations.

Pocatello Idaho

City liquor ordinance provisions and penalties 1938

A 1938 city ordinance sets licensing rules for liquor premises, including eligibility, inspection rights, transfer limits, and required soft drink licenses. It covers revocation for cause, fines up to 100 dollars, and auto revocation for high alcohol content violations, with enforcement by city officials. The measure was passed and approved June 22, 1938, by Mayor Chas A Brown, with City Clerk J Ward Green attesting.

Warrants Call For Several City Funds In Pocatello Idaho

J Ward Green clerk notes warrants with seven percent interest payable at the east end of the viaduct. Payment ceases June 24 1933 for General Fund 1932 warrants 1507 1576 and 1650 1696 plus Airport Fund 1932 warrants 954 957 1204 1207 1408 1409 and 1600 1602 and Library Fund 1932 warrants 1589 1591 1773 1782 and Cemetery Fund 1932 warrants 1188 1196 and Street Lighting 1932 warrants 1380 1381 1577. Also General Fund 1931 warrants 2885 2894.

General Fund Inc Inc. Library Fund Inc. Cemetery Fund

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Eastern Idaho Group Meridell Resort the American Legion Pren Moore Mrs. T. M. Vicker S West Yellowstone Sadie Eaton Atlanta Mrs. L. W. Bick G. G Ermey Sampson Music Company Eagles’ Hall Lee Ainsworth Conda Inlaw Mr. Parkison Green Triangle H. H. Shelley North Main Indiana Ann D. Roberts South Hayes Portland Pocatello Athletic Club Dean Hough Driggs Texas Company Ford Motor Company Bannock Hotel Leo Mercier Erma Mary Picabo C. BE. Denney East Lake City Mr. Denney Colorado Southern Railroad Opal Billington Children’s Home Finding Society Pocatello Country Club American ‘Alls Soda Springs St. Anthony Civilian Conservation Corps New York Frank Schnoke East R. L. Alston American Red Cross Salt Lake City Red Cross Institute R. F E. Arne American Red Cross of San Francisco Red Cross Home Service Institute W. J. Halloran Halloran-Judge Trust Company of R. M. Terrell Lucille Hood George Apperson, Jr Ann Lucille Oakland Calif Apperson John Hood W. J. Dugan Fox Film Company St. Louis Atlantic City N. J. Sewell Mr. Sewell H. J. Hartvigsen Downey Vaughn Dean Daughters of Job Masonic Temple Masons Julia Juliet Davis C. H. Davis South Third Nora Boyum Minnewaukan Minn Clark Wilsey Miss Boyum Norman Alma Bay City Mich Eva West Robert Tschudy R. B. Carter Phi Sigma National Honorary Biological Society Tschudy San Juan Friday Harbor Washington First Congregational Church Frank E. Carlson Help the American Legion Laura Berg Order of Ahtepa Rock Springs Wyoming Wyomng Nevada D. M. Gallafent Bannock Motor Company J. K. Tarr, Sr Fast Lander Paul Sorgatz Third Fremont Streets East Side Department Chris Coutrularis Mary Coutrularis Louis Karis South Fourth Avenue Coutrularis Helen Pixton Pixton Grace High School Grace Hall County Recorder Board of County Commissioners Bannock J. T. Sulivy R. M. Atkeson Joe Rainey Amos F. Marion H. L. Glindeman George Cox R. Sullivan A. Rhoads Gracia Humpey Bert Little Mickey Cronin A. B. Wallington California Los Angeles County Downard’s Funeral Home Riteway Comet Aluminum Guar South Main Chas A, Brown J. Ward Green Again. Furniture CO McCracken Bemberg Chambre
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