Kennedy Firm Wins Local Improvement District Paving Contract
East Lake City firm W. E. Kennedy awarded the pav ing contract for Local Improvement District No. 29 at a Tuesday council adjourned meeting. Kennedy bid $116193.50 for bitulithic pavement on cement and concrete base, the lowest and deemed best. Other bids ranged from $125079.85 to $140385.75. council reserved right to have Potatello agents write bonds.
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W. EB. Kennedy
Kennedy Concern
Fes
Poratello
Death of Boy at Idaho Industrial School
Harry Meredith, seventeen, died at the State Industrial School in St. Anthony after his arm was torn from a laundry extractor during voluntary help. The incident occurred as seven boys worked in the laundry. authorities and the boy’s father insist the school and Superintendent Vincent are not to blame and that safeguards are adequate.
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Pocatello
St. Anthony
Harry Meredith
the Tribune
Vincent
Harry
Ira Meredith
Tribune
State Industrial School
Accommodating Moon Peddler Arrested After Warrant
J Reeves name appears in the sheriff’s registration book as a notorious moon peddler. Deputy Moss and a federal agent arrest him at his tent on West Lander Street after presenting a search warrant. Reeves is jailed on charges of possession of intoxicating liquor. He is described as hard of hearing with poor eyesight.
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J. Reeves
H. W. Henderson
Apears
Reeves
Moss
Demented man causes hotel lobby scene in Bannock
Pete Carvallis, distressed by a disorder, created a disturbance at the Bannock hotel around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. A crowd gathered as hotel staff and officers restrained him until police arrived. Carvallis, long resident of Pocatello, is held for probate examination in the county jail.
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Bannock
Pete Carvallis
Corvallis
R. J. Hogan
A. H. McGuire
Carvallis
Pocatello
Pocatello Weather Report June 24 1924 by A R Teeply
Weather data for Pocatello covering 24 hours to 6 am includes high 86 and low 61 with mean 68. Normal today 65. Precipitation for month 0.36 inch, yearly total 3.35 inches. Winds from west, clear skies, sunset 8 12, sunrise 4 52. A R Teeply, Observer.
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Peeriollo
S&s. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Tody. Vody
A. R. Teeple
Sixth Annual Farm Picnic Arranged at Lava Hot Springs
The Bannock county farmers sixth annual picnic under University of Idaho extension division and county farm bureau will be at Lava Hot Springs state park on Saturday June 27. Activities include speeches by J E Wilson Jr W B Krosness and A H Upham, club songs, stunts, a ball game McCammon versus Bancroft and a big evening dance.
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Bannock County
University of Idaho Extension Division
County Farm Bureau
Lava Hot Springs
P. W. Nash
Farm Bureau
Joe Thomett
Nash
State Park
J. KE. Wilson, Jr
Bannock County Farm Bureau
W. B. Krosness
Boise
Idaho
Dicey Henderson
Arimo
Southeastern Idaho
J. A. Harader
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
State Ball Park
McCammon
Bancroft
Main Street
State Natatorium
Lava Amusement Hall
Union Pacific official to visit Pocatello July 5
C. R. Gray president of Union Pacific and a party of railroad officers stopped in Pocatello en route to Twin Falls. They accepted an invitation for a return visit July 5 featuring a reception and dinner. The group will tour Yellowstone park after Payette.
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Gray
Twin Falls
Payette Lakes
Yellowstone Park
C. R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Pocatello
J. A. Harader
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Gray
Scout Camp Name Award Prompts Summer Prize
The Pocatello Boy Scouts offer a week at their East Fork Mink Creek camp for the best name of the present camp. Only Boy Scouts may enter and entries close July 15. The camp committee led by E. Brady and including A. Y. Satterfield, Robert Terrell, Rev. G. Wm. Barnum, A. P. Stoy and Sterling R. Justice will visit the camp tomorrow to finalize plans for the annual camp opening July 7.
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Scout Council of the Pocatello Boy Scouts
Mink Creek
Scout Council
E. Brady
A. Y. Satterfield
Robert Terrell
Rev. G. Wm. Barnum
A. P. Stoy
Sterling R. Justice
Moose Leader to Visit Po catello for Banquet
Rodney H. Brandon supreme secretary of the Moose will arrive with family from Mooseheart Illinois for a local lodge No 887 L O O M event. A parade to Antlers hall precedes a 7 30 banquet with Mayor Ross delivering an address of welcome and a tonas tmaster. Proceeds benefit Mooseheart children and reservations are invited.
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Rodney H. Brandon
Mooseheart
Illinois
Poeatello
Antlers Hall
Brandon
Hannah Ash
B. M. Ilines
C. Ben Ross
National
Moose Orgaization
Moosehart
Pocatello
Free Art Exhibit At Idaho Technical Institute
An exhibit of 300 reproductions of famous masters was held at the Idaho Technical Institute and will reopen tomorrow on the administration building’s second floor. Works include Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa Imms Home of the Heron Maxfield Parrish Garden of Aleah and other famous subjects. Admission is free.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Tomorow
Leonardo de Vinci
Immes
Maxfield
Alleah
Elmo Indian Family At Dance Palace Tonight
Elmo family headlines a late evening program at Dance Palace with a schedule of dances and performances. Local organizers invite community members to attend as doors open for the show.
Town Talk notes local odds and ends from Pocatello
Art Chester returns from a Mackay fishing trip. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs H S Bunce of Twin Falls. A twelve and a half pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs T J Foley of North Main. Miss Leota Dickerson resigns from Manhattan cafe and heads to Salt Lake then Pacific coast. William Trade of Trade Idaho visits Pocatello with Irish setters. A bicycle rack installed in front of Capitol theatre. Emily Porges goes to Chicago for summer. Junior Porges visits Ashton. Marriage licenses issued for four couples. Fred Dolbeer of Pocatello seeks fox farm locating here with Duffus Silver Fox.
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T. J. Foley
North Main
Chicago
Emily Porges
Myron Porges
Little Junior Porges
Ashton
Fred J. Dolbeer
Pocatello
Duffus Silver Fox Company
New York City
Boise
Escort of a Traveler from City for Intoxication Charge
Roy Ward, a familiar face in police court, was jailed last evening on intoxication charges. A bottle of denatured alcohol was found in his pocket. Police Judge John W. Peter suspended a $25 fine this morning. Ward was escorted to the city limits by Officer Robert Pugmire and sent south. if he returns to Pocatello, he faces assignment on the wood pile behind the police station.
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Roy Ward
John W. Peter
Robert Pugmire
Pocatello
Cops Held on Meat License Charge After Tuesday Arrest
R. C. Cops was taken into custody by police Tuesday afternoon and booked on the charge of selling meat without a license. He was released on a $25 bond and his case continued to Friday morning. Joe Wand, an Indian, was fined $10 for intoxication.
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R. C
Joe Wand
Local Fraternal Meetings Scheduled This Week
Knights of Pythias meet at I O O F hall this evening to confer the esquire rank and hear reports from grand lodge delegates. Fraternal Order of Eagles convenes Thursday at the K of P hall with a class of candidates to be initiated. Electa Kensington meets Thursday afternoon at the Masonic ball followed by Ruth Chapter special meeting for degree conferrals and refreshments.
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T. Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Electa Kensington
Ruth Chapter
Masonic Hall
Land Cleared for New Tourist Camp in Pocatello
Mayor Ben Ross announces progress on North Fifth avenue site with contracting for a 14 by 60 foot main building and 28 by 16 foot rest room. Camp features include a 52 gallon gas-heated hot water tank eight showers twenty family tables and a modern kitchen laundry and rest room. Irrigation cleared debris and trees and one-fourth east half planted in grain.
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North Fifth Avenue
Ben Ross
L. W. Poynter
Pocatello
Chamber hears Cleaves tell of convention at Denver
Rev. C L Cleaves president of the Pocatello Kiwanis club spoke at the chamber of commerce luncheon about the international convention in Denver with about 7000 attendees. He praised western hospitality and the US Canada goodwill. He noted constructive legislation and discussed daylight saving plans for next year. Bam Trade Ashton dog trainer attended. Kent and Gaston noted for annual races. Union Pacific officials to visit Pocatello July 5 for a luncheon and discussion of local railroad and industry issues.
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C. L. Cleaves
Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Cleaves
Pocatello Club
United States
Canada
Pocatello
Bam Trade
Ashton
N. A. Pond
Trade
Idaho
Edmo Family To Perform Bannock and Shoshone Dances
The Edmo family from Ft Hall Indian Reservation will perform old time war bonnet dances of the Bannock and Shoshone tribes at the Dance Palace during the regular mid week social tonight. The five members will present traditional steps and ceremonial movements.
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Edmo
Ft. Hall
Bannock
Family cast of The Covered Wagon to perform at local venue
The Elmo family of The Covered Wagon troupe returns from Gru man s Hollywood theater after months on tour. They will perform this evening in full regalia with tribal dances and again Saturday at the Dance Palace offering present day native dances.
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Féall Reservation
Gruman
Hollywood Theatre
Elmo
Dance Palace
Ogden Seeks Hotel Data From Pocatello City
A Ogden Utah official forwarded a request to the Pocatello chamber of commerce for hotel and theatre building data. Fred M Nye of Ogden said a community movement to erect a modern hotel in Ogden has begun and seeks details on Pocatello hotels including financing, size, and city population. Pocatello is praised for its hotel accommodations for its size.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Fred M. Nye
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Intermountain West
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Kellogg’s
Union Pacific
Moose
Supreme
TECH
Elmo Indian
Mackay
Art Chester
H. S. Bunce
Jane
Leota Dickerson
Manhattan Cafe
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Trade Visitor
William Trade
Police Department
Capitol Theatre
South Main
Strand
Bannock Hotel
County Cleark
Harry D. Proctor
LaGrande
Oregon
Effie Aineworth
N. Earl Martindale
Burley
Christina Rankin
Francis ©. Brown
Edna M. Brown
Los
Ine
Pocatello Hotels
J. E. Camron
Carlson Bld
Bes
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