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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
12
The jury found for W. G. Jenkins and Co. and Mackay Bank directors D. W. Standrod and D. L. Evans after a 12 hour deliberation in Judge Jay L. Downing’s district court. The case, begun in 1926, involved alleged fraudulent notes and bank dealings with Standrod Bank and Mackay interests during the 1920s.
A bank suit alleges that Mackay bank directors and Standrod officials exchanged worthless notes for $40 200 in notes from Standrod Co misvalued as cash. The plaintiff reports $36 137 34 in notes remain unpaid with only 3 659 45 collected. Legal teams include Peterson Baum Clare Geo Ambrose for plaintiff and Jones Pomeroy Jones Merrill Merrill for defendants. A son was born Sunday morning at General hospital to Mr and Mrs Prank Locke.
The Pocatello school board selected eighteen new teachers to fill vacancies. Appointees include Marie Feldhusen for household arts, Eulalia Schafer for English and debate, Anna Baty for commerce, Eunice Corgleton for commerce, Ellen Ostroot for English, Vivian Hansen for mathematics, Clara E Barrett for history and English, Anne Baker for history and English, Florence Lemon for mathematics and English, Sarah Bee Hansen for intermediate grades, Gertrude Cooper for intermediate grades, Isabel Lokken for intermediate grades, Loretta Byers for intermediate grades, Blanche Brossard for intermediate grades, Margaret Miller for primary grades, Mabel Hancock for primary grades, Rebecca Roskelly for primary grades, and Louisa Pickett for primary grades. Peonies are noted at O. T. Smith farm in Blackfoot.
Yale University expert Dr Lafayette B. Mencel says clean milk is not automatically safe and pasteurization best excludes dangerous microbes. He argues pasteurized milk can be safely distributed under favorable public health conditions.
The Lions club Boy Scout efficiency contest cup will be awarded tonight to Troop 8 at the Congregational church. Troop 9 of the Second ward, L D S church, was the close rival with 4319 points. A special program will be given by Troop 8, including talks on swimming in the Camp Tendoy pool and nature study. Scout Executive Forrest W. White will present the cup.
The Adelaide Anderson School gains full accreditation as a four year music college in Idaho. The milestone enhances its educational standing and signals expanded programs and opportunities for students within the state.
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