Crop outlook excellent in southern Idaho crops
C A Valentine president of First National Bank reported after inspecting southern Idaho crops that conditions are the best in years. He cited Rockland Burley Twin Falls Filer Hagerman and other districts as thriving with ample irrigation water from Magic reservoir near Hailey. He covered over 800 miles by automobile.
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C. A. Valentine
First National Bank
Idaho
Rockland
Mr. Valentine
Burley
Twin Falls
Filer
Buh
Hagerman Valley
King Hill
Gooding
Shoshone
Richfield
Wendell
Jerome
Hazelton
Eden
Rupert
Declo
Valentine
Magic
Hailey
Arbon Valley
Y to Erect Tablet in Memory of Heckmans
The Y M C A plans a memorial tablet for Mr and Mrs Clarence Heckman in memory of their bequests to Pocatello and Boise associations. A tablet design was approved after a board meeting at the Y grill. Secretary R R Wolf announced Austin L Jones will join after July.
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Pocatello Association
Clarence Heckman
Heckmans
Pocatello
Boise
Board of
Iellectors
Y” Grill
R. R. Wolf
Austin L. Jones
Chicago
West
Seabeck
Wolf
University
Hi-Y Club
A. C. Hinckley
Nicholas Ifft
H. H. Whittlesey
Manas Williams
Jay Tiffany
William White
Homer Martin
F. E. McKenzie
H. B. Thompson
Presbyterian church announces social events and meetings
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve dinner at Antlers hall Saturday 6 to 8 p.m. The Missionary society meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. J. T. Collins home south of the city. Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a cooked food sale Saturday in the vacant Cook building store room. Jobs Daughters Bethel No 1 meets June 25 at 8 p.m. Officers installation and Boise state convention ceremonies will be repeated. Refreshments served. mothers of members and Masons and Eastern Stars invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Antlers
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. T. Collins
Woodcraft
Cook Building
West Center Street
Jobs Daughters
Bethel No. 1
Boise
Deeds and Notices Filed in Idaho County Records
Public notices list a deed transfer in Charles S West’s estate to Blanche Westers and a miscellaneous property conveyance from Union Central Life Insurance Co. to Bannock County for a right of way. Also recorded are legal actions L R Brown vs H H Culbertson and Amanda Inglestrom vs John L Murphy. Fireworks ban echoed with parental responsibility.
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Charles 5. West
Blanche Westers
Union Central Life Ins. Co
Bannock County
Justice of the Peace
E. G. House
L. R. Brown
H. H. Culbertson
Amanda Inglestrom
John L. Murphy
Notice Meeting of Mutual Coal Go stockholders
A meeting of Mutual Coal Co stockholders is set for Friday June 24 at 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce office located at 124 J Edward Taylor. A Tribune Want Ad will sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Coal Go
Chamber of Commerce
J. Edward Taylor
Tribune
Tribune to Give Bat to Leading Hitter of League
The Pocatello Tribune offers a fine bat to the player with the highest batting average in the American Legion sponsored boys’ community baseball league. Announcement set for Sunday June 3 when league batting leaders are published. The top player must have appeared in at least five games.
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Tribune
Pocatello Tribune
The
American Legion
F. E. Tydeman
Legion Committee
Boys’ Community Baseball League
Tag Day Saturday for Baseball Club in Pocatello
A tag day to raise funds for the Pocatello baseball club will be held Saturday in Pocatello starting at 10 a.m. Assisted by listed ladies the sale will feature tags printed with Lets Keep the Bannocks. Lunch at noon at the Hotel Bannock follows the tag sale with participants gathering at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 10 a.m.
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Pocatello Baseball Club
Pocatello
E. P. Calph
Fred Rouse
Cc. C. Ostrander
J. M. Henson
Gladys Miller
Cyril Prouty
M. B. Dodds
Clarence Heath
A. L. Biggins
E. C. Bulls
A. Stoker
C. E. Franklin
le Baseball Club
Bannock
Chamber of Commerce
Appeal Filed in Probate Case Over Hay Seizure
An appeal was filed in district court from a probate court ruling in David Aslett versus Evans Coal and Lumber Company et al. The dispute centers on a hay stack valued at 160 dollars seized and sold after an execution levy, with plaintiff alleging wrongful detention. Also listed is T. C. Martinfield’s foreclosure suit against R. E. Cameron et al for 67.65.
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District Court
Probate
David Aslett
D. H. Evans
Evans Coal and Lumber Company
T. C. Martinfield
R. E. Cameron
Human Fly attracts crowd at Bannock hotel ascent
A large crowd gathered in front of the Bannock hotel Thursday evening as Babe White, a famed human fly, climbed to the lodge above the second floor of the new hotel addition. He ascended quickly by the southeast tier of windows and spoke briefly at the top. White, among the leading human flies, has scaled tall buildings in New York and elsewhere and will perform soon in Idaho Falls.
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Bannock Hotel
Babe” White
White
Babe
Woolworth
New York City
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Visiting Petersons and returning home in brief
Mrs. Edwin Byer left for Big Springs to visit at the J. H. Peterson summer home. Mrs. William Rufenacht returned home after an operation at the General Hospital. Dr. Grace Parker left for Lewiston to attend the state osteopathic convention and will return to Pocatello around July 5. John W. Peter E. Stallings was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 8100. both defendants will appeal to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Byer
Big Springs
J. H. Peterson
William Rufenacht
the General Hospital
Grace Parker
Lewiston
Idaho
Pocatello
John W. Peter E
Stallings
Forfeiture of Bond after Missed Police Court Hearing
R D Carothers failed to appear in police court this morning and his bond of 1 was forfeited. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Arthur W Walters and Mr and Mrs P E McKenzie visiting American Falls and nearby points, planning to return this evening. E S Kimball, DOJ Salt Lake City agent, visited en route Boise to Salt Lake. E G Reed of Salt Lake, treasurer official of Gem State Lumber, formerly local manager, also visited. Reverend Leslie Sweetland and Mrs Sweetland toured Pocatello en route home from the San Francisco Presbyterian assembly with Mr and Mrs Sloan. the two couples once attended college in Nebraska.
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R. D. Carothers
American Falls
Arthur W. Walters
P. E. McKenzie
Salt Lake
E. S. Kimball
Department of Justice
Salt Lake City
Boise
E. G. Reed
Treasury Department
Gem State Lumber Company
Pocatello
Mr. Reed
Leslie Sweetland
First Presbyterian Church
Sheridan
Wyo
Sweetland
George S. Sloan
Sweetlands
Presbyterian General Assembly
San Francisco
Sloans
Nebraska
Idaho men face new trial on deer killing near Lava Hot Springs
The Idaho defendants Dave Monroe Dan Aslett Bud Monroe Marvin Corbridge and Joe Corbridge could return for a new trial on July 25 after a jury disagreement. Prosecutor H J Swanson represents the state in the case charging deer killing near Lava Hot Springs before Justice O J Bell.
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State of Idaho
Dave Monroe
Dan Aslett
Bud Monroe
Lava Hot Springs
Marvin
Joe Corbridge
Pocatello
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
H. J. Swanson
Albert Hansley Guilty of Disturbing Peace Fined
Albert Hansley was booked at police headquarters Thursday morning on a charge of disturbing the peace by using profane language. He was found guilty at the police court morning session and fined $25 by Police Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hansley
Miss Rose Nowacki Guest Of Mackay Couple
Miss Rose Nowacki of Mackay has been the house guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Sorgatz this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Nowacki
Mackay
Frank Sorgatz
Stake Tours Pocatello for Business Affairs
J. P. Stake western manager of International Life Insurance Company based in Denver spends several days in Pocatello handling company matters. The Koise Fayette Lumber Company sells the Hipolite Screen Door, a guaranteed sugar pine door with 14 mesh galvanized cloth, claimed as the only genuine sugar pine door on the market. Be Divorce granted Susan A Hatch custody of Wanda Match and $15 monthly alimony from Delbert B Hatch by Judge R. M. Terrell.
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J. P. Stake
International Life Insurance Company
Denver
Pocatello
Koise-fayette Lumber Company
Susan A. Hatch
Delbert B. Hatch
R. M. Terrell
District Court
Wanda Match
Sorgatz Couple Attend Ogden Bank Opening
Mr and Mrs F W Sorgatz traveled to Ogden for the ceremonies marking the opening of the new First National bank in that city. The bank serves as head office for the Eccles Browning system. Mr Sorgatz is assistant cashier of the National Bank of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Sorgatz
Ogden
First National Bank
Sorgatz
National Bank of Idaho
County Assessor Prepares Tax Rolls for Board Meeting
C A Brown, county assessor, and assistants finalize the tax rolls for presentation to the board of equalization at the courthouse. Brown says the assessment work is in good shape this year and farther advanced than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brown County
Board of Equalization
Court House Mondey
Brown
Professor West Arrives in Pocatello to Lecture Role
Professor West and Mrs West travel from Pendleton Oregon to visit Mr and Mrs E T Mathews on South Fifth avenue in Pocatello. He is a mathematics professor at the University Branch and a graduate of Tech and the University of Idaho. He previously taught at Pendleton High School last year.
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West
Thomas West
Pocatello
Pendleton
Oregon
E. T. Mathews
South Fifth Avenue
The
Tech
University of Idaho
University
Pendleton High School
Pocatello High School Class of 1922 Reunites
Fourteen members of the class of 1922 met at the Bannock hotel for a five year reunion. George Elrod presided and announced plans to form a permanent alumni organization with Elrod as president and Louise Holt as secretary. Letters from Germany, San Francisco, New York, and other cities were read. Reunions will be held annually with several attendees from Pocatello Salt Lake City Berkeley and other places.
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Pocatello High School
Bannock Hotel
George Elrod
Turner Agency
Elrod
Germany
San Francisco
New York
Louise Holt
Salt Lake
University of California
William Allen
Pocatello
Catherine Myers
Salt Lake City
Elbert Tolman
Esslinger
Curtis Bohrscheld
Alice Adamson
Alice North
American Falls
John Raff
Stanford University
Allene Smyth
Ralph Felsted
Tom Tanney
Geneva Coffin
Downey
Elouise Holt
Berkeley
Francesca McGlome
Freight rate czar eyed to unify railroad tariffs
The St. Paul Dispatch reports Northwest railroads discuss appointing a freight rate czar with authority over all tariff schedules for presentation to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Shippers fear unified action could be boycotted if railroads push freight increases.
Yale Beats Harvard in Junior Varsity Eight Regatta
Yale defeated Harvard by two lengths on the Regatta Course in New London Conn in a two mile junior varsity eight race and Yale also won the Freshman two mile race earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Utah Weather and Classifieds Highlight Fair Forecast
The Utah forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Tribune Want Ads promise reliable results for readers seeking goods, services, or opportunities.
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Tribune
Tribune Want
Utah
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Idaho State Merchants’ Protective Association
Police
Scowcroft
North Main
Rudman & Gottberg Square Deal Jewelers
West Center
North Arthur
S City News
Petersons
Kitts
Ree Miele As
CTS
Black Flag Co
Tere
Equalization Board
Luca Demeanor
O. P. Skaggs System
O.P. Skaggs
O. P. Skaggs Idaho Stores Co
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Cleaners
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