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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

2

Idaho Citizens Favor Federal Control of Public Lands

Citizens across Idaho voiced opposition to further state control of public lands at eleven hearings led by the Idaho Wool Growers and State Horse and Cattle associations. Donald McLean, secretary, said sentiment supports moving lands to federal control, with a final Oakley hearing next Friday.

Twin Falls Idaho Idaho Wool Growers Asseciation Donald McLean Woolgrowers Association Boise Mountain Home Oakley MclLean Auust Pocatello Thesident Carey Wyoming Jardise McLean

Mrs Packard Files Damage Suit in Boise

In Boise district court Craig Aletha Packard widow and Frank L. Packard guardian for her minor son sue William O Niel operator of a school bus for 40717.99 damages for the death of Lieutenant William B Packard of Pocatello who died in Boise April 25 after an April 15 collision. The suit claims O Niel drove carelessly at over 60 mph and alleges hospital and medical costs plus damages for the widow and child.

Tribune Boise William O'Niel Craig Aletha Packard Frank L. Packard Packard William B. Packard Pocate Mr. Packard Fletcher Perreane O'Niel Aletha Rice Damice O'Niewee Mather

No Warning Given by Car Driver in Injury Incident

The report states no warning was issued by the car driver and after the accident the driver neglected to provide aid to the injured man, raising questions about responsibility and required assistance.

Seed specialists visit Twin Falls on seed tour

A group of at least 20 seed specialists will arrive in Twin Falls on Sunday August according to the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce. They travel through Kansas Utah Maho and North Dakota to study alfalfa seed production methods and conditions for SafeSeed Incorporated the purchasing and distributing arm for Federated Seed Service formed by farm bureau groups to safeguard seed origin quality and adoption.

Twin Falls Waho Kansas Utah Maho North Dakota Twi Falls Chamber of Commerce Safeseed, Incorporated Federated Seed Service State Farm Bureau Middle Western

Lava Hot Springs visits and weather hits area roads

Ogden Utah visitors enjoy mineral baths in Lava Hot Springs as a heavy rain battered Dempsey creek canyon washing out bridges and damaging roads. Local residents and guests mingle, while a funeral follows for Mrs. Mosher with services at the L D Church and burial in Lava cemetery.

Lava Hot Springs A. H. Chambers Ogden Utah G. Dook Evanston Wyo W. M. Bard Mackay Culbert Carlos L. Rubends Logan Dempsey Creek Joe Rodriguez Pocatello Mildred Hanson Edward Hanson Betty Mc- Kay Mc- Kay Albert Shurtleff Rock Springs Melva Bowerman Ooe Henry Stall Albert Strom Mosher Charles Strom L. D Lava

Blackfoot Daily Notes On Local Visits And Court Fine

Attorney Thomas P. Kargig of Ashton and C. K. Isenberg of Ashton were transacting business in Blackfoot Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Chandler and two children from Sterling took Mrs. Chandler's mother Mrs. I. N. Noyer and Miss Vivian Noyer to spend a week there. Mrs. David Willamuth and daughter Evelyn visited Sterling to see Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tiert. Willamuth reports son Willard at Ft. D. A. Russell Cheyenne MT vaccinated and ill but able to leave hospital. Lottie Blackbure, Rainbow Creek school board member, and William Anthony of Kimball attended. M B Skagg of Portland, Ore. toured the district. H Ott of Shelley was fined 75 dollars plus costs for possessing undersized fish. Mrs. Bila Christenson and children Madge and Donnie moved to Grace to stay with Elve Ziegler. Attorney Lewis A. Lee of Idaho Falls transacted probate business with Judge J E Good.

Ribune Blackfoot Thomas P. Kargig Ashton C. K. Isenberg Lawrence Chandler Sterling Mis Chandler I. N. Noyer Vivian Noyer Hae David Willamuth Evelyn William Anthony Kimball M. B. Skagg Portland Oregon H. Ott Shelley Belo Ball Bila Christenson Madge Donnie Christenson Elve Ziegler Lewis A. Lee Idaho J. E. Good

Fire Kills Eighteen in Abu Hammad Egypt

An estimated eighteen people died and two were severely burned when a blaze swept Abu Hammad killing residents and destroying 350 native dwellings in Egypt. Authorities and firefighters battled the flames as the village suffered significant damage and casualties.

Cairo Beypt Beyptian Abu Hammad

Trial Results From Alleged Carelessness in Two-Car Crash

James Pasta faced arraignment before Probate Judge Good on a plea of not guilty after a collision two miles south of Blackfoot on May 17. Dr. Kettenring and his wife were seriously injured in the crash returning to Pocatello from Blackfoot. Pasta was held on $500 bail. trial set for Tuesday at 10 o'clock.

Tribune Social Blackfoot James Pasta Good Vagta Kellenring Poentello Kettenring Pocatello Blackfoot Pasta Humber Br. Kettenring Mra. Kettearity Jeffries

Chinese Boycott Hits Americans

Washington moves to shield American tobacco growers from the China boycott. U S officials urge Chinese consumers to recognize that refusing British labeled goods harms American producers. The State Department gave no comment on Kellogg's response to the China association appeal.

Washington China American Association of China United States Cable Kellogg

Leavenworth Woman Credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A Leavenworth, Kansas telephone supervisor describes nervous fatigue and a run-down condition. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with calming her nerves, restoring energy, and allowing her to continue long-distance work. She recommends the remedy to others.

Leavenworth Kansas Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Old Resident Thompson Dies After Operation

Niela Thompson an longtime Presto district resident died in an Idaho Falls hospital following an operation conducted after years of heart trouble. About 70, he had been widowed and a blood clot formed in his leg necessitating amputation. Funeral held in Shelley under Masonic auspices. body later sent to Long Beach California for burial beside his wife. He was a Dane by birth with no immediate relatives in the United States.

Tribune Steciard Blackfoot Niela Thompson Presto Idaho Thompson Shelley Masonic Order Lone Beach Alifornia Tompson

Parrish and Babb Wed in Aberdeen Rite

R Parrish and Eva Babb, both of Aberdeen, were married by Probate Judge J BE Good on Tuesday evening June 23 in Blackfoot.

Tribune Blackfoot Parrish Ara Eva Babb Aberdeen J. BE. Good

Inter-Church Picnic Brings Boise Together

Boise hosts a historic inter church picnic with leaders from Catholic, Protestant and Mormon groups addressing the crowd. About 2900 attendees from every denomination participated in sports events, a track meet, a ball game, and a large picnic supper.

Boise Wer Hoven St. John’s Catholic J. A Glendinning Harvey Brothers Salt Lake L. D Temple Lsons

Sheffield to Return to Mexico City After Brief Delay

Washington reports that the United States State Department disputes Mexican publicity claims predicting Ambassador Sheffield would not return to Mexico City. He is expected back within a week or two, possibly with a note on American claims. He had traveled to New York for medical treatment and a minor operation. A separate item notes three Germans on trial for plotting against Bolshevik leaders in Moscow.

Washington State Department Sheffield Mexico City Hhe New York

Radio Listings Collapse Into Fragments of Night Program

A fragmented radio schedule shows KOA KNX KGO KNX WHAA KGW WOC and others airing music talks plays and sports through late night. An ad touts Golden Nugget Tablets claiming relief from constipation with Halliwell Drug Co. and Whittlesey’s Pharmacy.

KOA KGO KNX WHAA New York WOC Baseball East KTHS Coast KFOA KUW Denver KFI Los Angeles Oakland Ollo KGW Portland EHJ Hollywood U. of EPO San Francisco WDAF City WFAA Dallas Halliwell Drug Co Whittlesey

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