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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

2

Scouts Prepare Camp Tenday Program in Bingham County

Blackfoot June 24. A meeting of the Bingham County Scout Masters association sets plans for Camp Tenday on Mink Creek with Floyd R Barber in charge. Discussion covers country boys bringing rations, camp weeks, Sunday services, and merit badges.

Blackfoot Bingham County Scout Masters’ Association Chamber of Commerce Floyd R. Barber Tenday Mink Creek Burl Blevens Pocatello G. W. Barnum The Presbyterian Church Pocatello L. D Stake William A. Hyde George S. Sloan Conea Church Ewing Methodist Episcopal Church Scout Movement Fort Hall Bannock Coasts J. Thomett Boy Scouts Girl Reserves Girl Scouts of J. J. Fleming Mies Huth Chapmaan

McCammon Notes: Visitors, Teachings, and Summer Plans

Community diary from McCammon Idaho highlights visits from Pocatello and Rexburg residents, teachers changing locations, and upcoming summer plans. Families like the Marsons and Gassers travel through town while others attend dances, social events, and Lava Hot Springs outings.

Japanese Foreign Minister Urges Cooperation Over China

Tokyo on June 23 AP reports Foreign Minister Shidehara told the cabinet that during discussion on the Chinese question the only remedy Japan could apply at present was to cooperate with his powers in maintaining stability and unity in the region.

Tokyo Shidehara Japan

Buy at Home slogan adopted by Idaho Falls clubs

A June 24 dinner meeting in Idaho Falls gathered representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis Women’s Relief corps the L D and church relief society and the Business and Professional Woman’s club to promote the Buy at Home campaign. T O Smith and Norman B Adkison outlined goals and the program as the campaign’s initial effort to support local home products. Also speaking were Senator M B Yeaman Chas Berry George Brunt Warren Baker Charlie Bendies Paul Lee Mrs Marie Steyer and Mrs Mabel Liefe Curnow.

Tribune Idaho Falls Idaho Home Industries Association Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club The Kiwanis Women‘'s Relief Corps Relief Society of the L. D. & Church Idaho Messrs. Smith Adkison M. BH. Yeaman Chas, Berry George Brunt Warren Baker Charlies Bendies Paul Lee

Hagerman School Destroyed by Fire in Hagerman

Hagerman’s old brick school building erected in 1911 was burned yesterday believed caused by defective wiring. The fire, alarmed at 2:50, drew Buhl firefighters 23 miles. loss largely covered by 20000 dollars insurance as walls partially collapsed upon arrival.

Buhl Hagerman

Hastern Idaho Wall Fair Board Adopts Premium Lists

The Hastern Idaho Wall association executive board met at the Bingham county farm bureau office. The agricultural exhibits premium list and Boys and Girls club premium lists were presented and accepted. Advertising planned from August 15 with newspaper column renewals in eastern Idaho. A committee will tour towns from Rigby to the Teton basin to boost interest, and tents were contracted for exhibits and livestock housing.

Blackfoot Hastern Idaho Wall Association Bingham County Farm Bureau Boys and Girls’ Club Idaho Rigby Teton Basin

Federal Control of Grazing Lands Favored by Idaho Growers

Idaho stockmen meeting in Boise urged federal control of grazing lands with a definite leasing system and legal rights for grazing on public domain and forest lands. They backed a governor appointed board of appeals including representatives from grazing and public land states, and sought a western bureau office in Denver or Salt Lake.

Boise Idaho Council Chamber Eit Hall Gedney Public Lands National Weel Growers’ Association Board of Appeals Denver Salt Lake

Mayr wonderfully cures stomach liver and intestinal troubles

A vintage medical ad claims Mayr’s Wonderfully helps stomach and intestinal ills and grogginess. It describes a hot preparation to remove catarrhal mucus and allay inflammation, listing conditions like appendicitis. Available at Cook Drug Store and druggists.

Mayr

Earl Attacks City Policy At Idaho Falls Forum

L M Earl challenged the proposed Diesel engine as an emergency power source for the municipal plant arguing the issue should involve all citizens not just the council. He cited oil shortages and high operating costs as reasons against the expenditure. W L Wilcox condemned current light and water rates as unjust while alleging Idaho Gas is not getting a fair deal. Relph Edmunds reviewed the Chamber of Commerce achievements.

Tribune Idaho Falls L. M. Earl Louis Idaho Falla Chamber of Commerce Earl W. L. Wilcox Wilcox Idaho Gas Ee Relph Edmunds Chamber of Commerce

Southern Idaho Sportmen Seek Union of Clubs

The Blackfoot and Po catello sportmen clubs met in Ringheam County to discuss cooperation and a hoped general federation of southern Idaho clubs. Bob Graham and H Bf Steger led the meeting with a talk by Graham on outdoor life and bird life ethics.

Blackfoot Ringheam County Sportmen’s Association Pocatello’s Sportmen’s Club Idaho Bob Graham H Bf. Steger Graham

Bank building in Blackfoot sold to Edward Thoreson

In Blackfoot on June 24 the former D W Standrod & Co bank building and fixtures, now in liquidation, sold to Edward Thoreson. The deal, with Idaho Finance Commission official BE Porter, totals 25000 dollars in value and reportedly includes Thoreson’s ranch exchange. Thoreson says the building will be used as a bank.

Blackfoot Twe D. W. Standrod & Co Edward Thoreson Betwen Thorest Commission of Finance For Idaho BE. W. Porter Oreson Thoreson

Inkom and Nearby Residents Visit and Travel Notices

Idaho residents and visitors are listed as spending time in Inkom Pocatello Mackay Hollister and Jackson. Families including Francia Francis Skeen Meese Lantery Richardson Griswell Binir Purkey Wanamaker Sloat travel to relatives and plan month long or weekend stays with kin or friends across Idaho and California.

Tribune Henry Francia J. Q. Francis Jackson Idaho Mra W. c A Misa Ferngirs San Skeen Leo Peterson Hollister Inkom Pocatello Ben Meese Ben Jo Tom Richardson Tyhea J. Lantery Lowel Richardson Los Angeles Inkem W. A.griswell Mackay Sam Hargraves J. P. Binir Ogden

Buhl Quashes Sunday Motion Picture Proposal

Buhl residents vote 450 to 238 to reject a permit allowing Sunday motion picture shows. The referendum followed a spirited campaign with strong advocacy and opposition from local Grange groups and citizens.

Buhl Lid

Kiwanis Clubs Observe Zero Hour in Idaho Falls

Kiwanis members and guests marked the zero hour, the world convention opening, with a dinner at Manhattan cafe. The local event featured a 30 second silence, a message from International President Victor Johnson, a Lesis orchestra program, and remarks by Aubrey Andelin on Kiwanis’ mission.

Tribune Idaho Falls Kiwanis Manhattan Cafe St. Paul Minn Victor Johnson Lesis Orchestra Esars Virgil McHan Joe Morley Joseph Booley Los Angeles Aubrey Andelin

Two Units Added to Original Plans at Nampa Plant

Pacific Fruit Express officials plus Mayor Meffan and chamber leaders toured the West Nampa construction site. They noted 18 buildings will replace the originally planned 16 and may grow further before the plant opens, boosting payroll impact on the city.

Nampa Big Pacific Fruit Express Company West Nampa George Meffan

Karl Williams Buried with Military Honors

Karl Williams was laid to rest in Blackfoot on Tuesday afternoon from the Second Ward L. D. S. meeting with military honors. Pallbearers were five brothers and a nephew. Speakers included Postmasters Buchanan and Peter G. Johnston. The Second Ward ladies chorus provided three numbers, with Mrs J N Wille and Mrs W A Clifford performing a duet. Flowers were purged by Mrs J M Anderam, Mrs BR Carlson and Mrs W H Clifford. American Legion ritual services accompanied the interment at Grove City Cemetery.

Blackfoot Karl Williams L. D. & Miapel Buchanan Peter G. Johnston Second Ward J. N. Wille W. A Clifford J M. Anderam Mir BW. Carlson W. H. Clifford American Legion Grove Cliy Am-Tane

Radio Program Schedules and Manila Strike Report

A historical radio program listing details evening broadcasts across multiple stations led by KDKA WCCO KTHS and others with music talks and children's hours. The Manila item notes Shanghai radicals urging a general strike in Manila beginning June 25 as anti foreign agitation spreads to Philippines.

Manila Shanghai

Clear Complexion Promises Beauty Through 8 8 8

A promotional piece extols 8 8 8 as a blood purifier for clear skin and overall wellness. It emphasizes male and female admiration, links healthy blood to beauty, and claims a long history since 1826 of eliminating pimples and impurities with herbs and barks.

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