Guatemalan Marimba Delights Chautauqua Empty Opening Night
Versatile Guatemalan marimba players impressed Chautauqua patrons in Pocatello with jazz inflected classics and bold harmonies. The program featured Ada Roach and Ruth Freeman's sketches and a lecture by Arthur W. Evans on The Little Red Schoolhouse.
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Chautauqua
Pocatello
Peru
Lucia
Ada Roach
Ruth Freeman
Roach-Freeman
Cora Wilson
Stewart
Arthur W. Evans
Little Red School
Kentucky
Idaho Technical Institute
J. BE. Damron
FE. A. Krusaman
Bertha L. Atkin
J. Be.adgerton
J. C. Clark
D. W. Pentz
B. F. Anderson
J. C. Hanson
T. Bowden
W. H Witty
Mre
B. M. Loux
H. 8. Hamilton
I’. Wickman
C. C. Thomason
C. I’. Criswell
C. H. Cleaves
Earl Thomas
I’. C. McGowan
J. A Carlson
J. P. Halliwell
G. M. Jorgenson
Turner
Bruce Music Company
Willard
Bowen
A. D. Lawrence
C. R. Frazier
C. E B. Moody
Dick Wells
Harry A. Cowell
W. R. Toston
C. W. Holloway
George Ridgeway
Harry B. Kruseman
A. Scanlan
G. J. Grigson
Worel Flower Shop
Oscar FB. Pearson
C. H. L Chandler
Ernest Gamble
Ralph Bingham
Local Man Witnessed Fatal Auto Accident
Jack Blake of Pocatello witnessed a late night crash on the Rexburg Rigby highway across the Snake River bridge. Frank Grubber a butcher and packing house owner of St Anthony died instantly when two racing cars blinded him causing his car to overturn twice and land on him. Blake reached the scene first and needed help from nearby farmers to remove Grubber.
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Jack Blake
Pocatello
Snake River Bridge
Rexburg
Rigby
Frank Grubber
St. Anthony
Blake
Grubber
Mr. Blake
Community members send sympathy after bereavement
Thanks are expressed to many friends who offered sympathy during our bereavement. The family notes appreciation for kind deeds and floral offerings from MRS. THOMAS GREGOIRE and Family and TRA MEREDITH and Family. The Oriole is listed as exclusive agents at 126 near the post office.
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Ayy Wremye Tra Meredith
Mrs. Thomas Gregoire
Martha Washington
Post Office
Costs Only 3 Cents to Remove Your Wrinkles
An advertisement touts a simple tarkroot lemon juice facial mix as a cheap, harmless way to erase age lines. It claims immediate, mirror visible results with a pleasant sensation and a refreshed, rejuvenated look for about three cents.
Summer Team Social Program Teases Enticing Events
Faculty and student leaders approved a summer social lineup featuring Dancing at Highway Inn on July 11 Picnic at a canyon on July 18 Swimming party at Lava on July 26 Carnival ball at Reed Gym August 1 Watermelon Bust on Tech campus August 7 The program aims to establish an annual tradition with a county contest series weekly on Wednesdays Bear Lake County led by Charles Lushur July 9 Bannock July 16 Bonneville July 23 Oneida July 30 and Belea Jensen August A pennant will go to the county champion on the last day of school
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Highway Inn
Canyon
Lava
Hreed Gyuaimnasium
Tech
Bear Lake County
Charles Lushur
Bannock
Wilkie
Bonneville
Leslie Crowley
Oneida
William Thomas
Belea Jensen
As We See it by 0 A F from Inkom
A reflective poem contrasts winds from cold fields and warm climes with romantic notions of larger places. The speaker mocks idealized winds and small town booster rhetoric, noting winds that run strong in local life and hinting at Helen at Inkom.
Local Notices and Miscellaneous Items
A marriage license was issued to Merritt W. McDonald of Boise and Mattie Miles of Lava Hot Springs. The Chautauqua afternoon start time was moved from 2 30 to 3. Mr and Mrs J M Stevens and daughter Ruth left for Los Angeles with others from New York. Carl Gray of Union Pacific may visit Pocatello en route to Twin Falls. Sheriff Criddle seeks help locating a stolen 1924 Studebaker five passenger touring car from Idaho Falls, number 182227, license 158.
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Merritt W. McDonald
Boise
Mattie Miles
Lava Hot, Springs
California
J. M. Stevens
Ruth Jeff
Los Angeles
Cal
M. Cal
Lillian
Kathleen
Camille
New York City
Stevens
Pocatello
Carl Gray
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Gray
Poeate
Twin Falls
Chamber
C. E. Criddle
Bonneville County
Studebaker
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Real Estate Transfers and Intoxication Charges Kept Friday Records
Real estate transfers filed Monday include Bannock county to Hiza Whitaker covering W 60 feet of lots 4 5 6 in block 58 Downey O Nealy Henry to Ray E King and other small lot transfers from Fox Herry J et ux to FE C Whita and Pocatello Loan & Realty Co to C H Gustin. Intoxication charges show Chas Deviney George Sutton Francisco Walki and John Doe Mexican fined 15 15 10 10 dollars respectively. Dick Nelson received a 10 dollar fine for reckless driving. W L Orgill arrested on speeding last evening and bond of five dollars forfeited for failure to appear.
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Bannock County
Hiza Whitaker
Downey
O'Leary, Henry
Ray E. King
Fox, Herry J
Et Ux
FE. C. Whita
Pocatello Loan & Realty Co
C. H. Gustin
John W. Peter
Chas. Deviney
George Sutton
Francisco Walki
John Doe
Dick Nelson
W. L. Orgill
Racing Dogs to Be Exhibited in Pocatello Wednesday
Pocatello residents may view several dogs from the annual American dog derby at Ashton. Sam Trude of Ashton will bring his team to Pocatello for a few hours and the dogs will be shown at the Halliwell drag store Wednesday afternoon.
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Pocatello
Ashton
Sam Trude
Halliwell
Modern Woodmen to Meet With National Lecturer
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a special meeting at the K hall Wednesday evening in honor of National Lecturer W Gilroy. He will address members of Pocatello camp and nearby camps. Refreshments will be served and a good attendance is expected.
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Amoericn
K. ©. Hall
W. ¥. Gilroy
Pocatello Camp
Campa
Gilroy
Idaho
Pocatello
Greatest fight Madison Square Gardens at Democratic convention
The report describes W. G. McAdoo pressing toward the swelterweight claim in New York as Al Smith fights through rounds. Legal counsel aides land body blows while anti prohibition speakers miss the opening bell. Senators Ralston and Underwood tried to intervene in the event.
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Pocatello Schod
New York
Madison Square Gardens
W. G. McAdoo
David Rockwell
al Smith
Smith
Ral‘ston
Underwood
Getting In Werse Or Worse In A Curious Dime Novel Scene
A woman stands by a window eyeing shoes and a silk hood while a man slips a small white circle from a black case. He moves the object near her nose as she ponders a bizarre, mystery laden moment.
Dear Oaf Why Do You Omit the L Initials
A short, sharp letter from a reader scolds an Oaf for dropping the L from initials and demands an answer. The tone is accusatory and informal.
Chugging Along on the Handy Highway Division Four
A tongue in cheek travel advisory notes rough road conditions on division four of a highway. It warns of detours and holes after a fight between bulls near Fall Creek, urges tourists to seek local advice, and jokes about lacking scenery while promoting cautious travel and curiosity.
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Youci
Fall Creek
Rumors of Rich Coal Vein Draw Attention to Miner’s Claim
A miner notes a rich coal vein in Mr. Samuels’ mine, suggesting an inexhaustible deposit. The message criticizes political tempers in a campaign era with references to Coolidge and Dawes amid heated rhetoric.
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Samuels
Lost bull pup and governor urged over Cleveland find
A letter from Bob questions a lady in Illinois with a leather bull pup and a governor in Idaho seeking it at a Cleveland convention. He asks if the case involves a goat and hints at a reward while suggesting the governor not return a found part.
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Opf
Iinois
Idaho
Cleveland
Bob
Local Tour Report Encourages Positive Media Memoranda
Auto tourists urged to supply reporters with a prepared memorandum praising each city visited. The note commends cleanliness, up-to-date amenities, natural resources, and enterprising business leaders backing growth.
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Enweeree
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Idaho Tech
Nipe Strongheart
Elias Day Players
Moonlight Schools
Cora Wilson Stewart
Ralston
Sam Grathwell
Edward Amherst Ott
Severth
Hughie Fitzpatrick
DeKoven
Robin Hood
Gampers
Western Auto Top and Awning Company
Tribune
Helen
Inkom
the Tribune
R. McLaughlin
South Main
Roan
Werse
Coolidge
Hellenmaria Dawes
Guarantors
Pocatello Chantaugua
Regon Fife
Milla
OC. Schuppel
Bamuel
Mgr
H.R Blauvelt
Sue l Jeme
Portland
Oregon
Schuppel
Carl M. Graybon
Dist. Mgr
L. D
Irs
Dance
Elmo
Miller
Eles
W. Center
Tribune Ads
Jack Rabbit
Sahara
Bay
Vilemione
North Main and
Lander
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