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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1919

Page

10

Final Figures Of Fifth Victory Drive In Twelfth District

The Twelfth Federal Reserve district reported Victory Liberty Loan totals from April 21 to May 10. The district quota was 301.5 million dollars, with subscriptions reaching 319.675 million. San Francisco subscribed 79.672 million against 79.318 million quota. Los Angeles subscribed 33.078 million against 31.849 million. totals include 153,841 and 108,558 subscriptions respectively. Portland Oakland Santa Barbara and Washington state won cannon honors in the district competition.

Victory Liberty Loan Federal Reserve District Federal Reserve San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Oakland Santa Barbara

Thrift Habit Emphasized By Tech Assembly Speaker

E J Merrill president of Stockgrowers bank urged thrift as a habit that builds wealth. He cited a England farmer earning six dollars a month who became rich in Bannock county and warned against fathers fostering spendthrift habits in children. He urged teachers to introduce themselves to parents to improve relations and raise salaries. Read the Tribune Want Ads.

Tech Assembly E. J. Merrill Stockgrowers Bank Mr. Merrill England Bannock County London Schood

Y M C A Directors Set Meeting and Club Practice

Local brief notes the Y M C A board of directors will meet Wednesday at 6 o clock. The Girls Hi Y chorus will gather tonight at 7 15 for a short practice in the social room. Swimming classes for women and girls resume tomorrow until 8 p m with the pool open 9 a m to 8 p m as usual. Cakes are requested for the Fourth of July Welcome Home dinner for soldiers and sailors. call Mrs W E Trapp or Mrs Roy Martz to donate.

Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors Hi-Y Club Bannock County War Mothers Association W. E. Trapp Roy Martz

War Mothers Dinner donations sought for soldiers

Donations of cakes are wanted for a War Mothers Dinner for soldiers on July 4. Call Mrs. Trapp at 242-J or write Mrs. Martz. Haley notes one hundred men at work on a huge multiple arch dam on Fish Creek for Carey reservoir. Moscow reports three highway districts voting 420000 road bonds. Idaho Falls lists forty five thousand acres of state lands offered for sale in six northern valley counties.

Trapp Martz Haley Fish Creek Carey Reservoir Idaho Falls

Pocatello Prepares for Fourth of July Victory Celebration

Pocatello plans a gala Fourth of July observance with extensive decorations funded by merchants and coordinated by Frank E. Birrill and J. E. Corbridge. Fire Chief Canfield endorses plans to ensure safe, impressive displays to honor local heroes.

Pocatello Frank E. Birrill Fargo-Wilson-Wells Salt Lake Internation Rotary Club J. E. Corbridge Birrrill North Johnson Canfield Poratello

Helium Bal Loons Aims to Transform Ballooning

Dr. G Sherbourne Rogers describes helium, the sun born gas, as a new incombustible ballooning field changer. He notes American efforts during World War I to extract helium from natural gas and locate supplies, with experimental plants in Fort Worth and in the Petrolia field. The Kansas helium area is vast, surpassing Texas finds, while the Dexter field has been exhausted after early burn difficulties were solved.

Earth National Geographic Society G. Sherbourne Rogers United States Fort Worth Texas Perolia Kansas Petrolia Dexter

Boise Tariff Adjustments Outline Protective Freight Service

A tentative tariff outlines changes, rules, and charges for protective freight service in the northwest region. Details specify modifications to rates, handling procedures, and eligibility, with potential impacts on shippers, carriers, and ports across the area.

Boise Northwest

Interstate Commerce hearing on refrigeration charges set for Portland

The district will be discussed before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Portland on July 16 with Idaho public utilities officials and Rate Expert Leonard Way representing the state. The hearing aligns with the commission plan to raise refrigeration charges for perishable shipments nationwide, though districts will keep current price comparisons. Supporters argue rates must rise to fund protective service like car icing and conveyor heating. Attending are Idaho public utilities commissioners Freshafer Erb and Sweeley, IC attorney Raymond Givens, Rate Expert Leonard Way, and many Idaho shippers.

Interstate Commerce Commission Portland Ore Public Utilities Commission Leonard Way Idaho United States Public Freshafer Erb and Sweeley Raymond Givens Commission Leonward Way

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