Brown Outlines Ten Recommendations for Pocatello Chest
Don C. Brown, former president, presents an annual report to the reorganized chest board detailing 10 recommendations for 1935. He notes Tribune and Idaho State Journal support, reports 2,534 subscribers and total pledges of 19,151.83 dollars, with gains over 1934, and advocates board expansion, year round education, district campaigns, mimeograph updates, and a Pocatello Council of Social Agencies to coordinate agencies serving youth.
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Don C. Brown
Pocatello Community Chest
Brown
Pocatello
Roy H. Tolleson
Gun Discharges Kill Woman in Fort Hall
Mrs. Sadie Sawyer, wife of Natse Sawyer of the Indian reservation, was accidentally shot Saturday when a rifle in her son Harry Short s hands slid into a wagon hole. The bullet struck her neck and she died instantly. Coroner E T Peck said no inquest. Survived by husband two children two brothers a sister all of Fort Hall.
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Fort Hall
Sadie Sawyer
Natse Sawyer
Harry Short
Blackfoot
Sawyer
Webb
Tom
Mattie Sawyer
Bicycle Wins Big Prize at Fourth of July Bikethon
The Fourth of July Bikethon announced a grand prize of a regulation size Iver Johnson bicycle donated by Watts Cyclery. Participants registered at the West Side fire station with display set soon in a downtown store window. Pocatello fire department members will collect filled race entries, all bikes must be city-licensed, and sponsors include Disabled American Veterans Earl's Service Station Arthur Tipps Bob's Lunch El Don barber shop Hemenway and Moser stores Pocatello Tent and Awning Denver Cigar store and Indian Springs Natatorium.
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Bikethon
West Side
Iver-Johnson
Watts Cyclery
Today
Arthur Tippets, Newsdealer
Bob's Lunch
el Don
Hemenway and
Moser Stores
Pocatello
Denver Cigar Store
Indian Springs Natatorium
Dude Ranchers Have Troubles
Western dude ranchers face a paradox as eastern visitors demand authentic old west experiences while also seeking modern comforts. I H Larom, president of the Western Dude Ranchers association, notes some outfits risk becoming Hollywood style farms or mini resorts. Visitors want rugged pioneer life yet request paved roads, private baths, and European dining.
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Associated Press
Cody
Wyo
West
I. H. Larom
Western Dude Ranchers’ Association
Hollywood Farms
Alkens
Newports
Newport
Miami
Earl Lowther Obituary and Texas Nursery Project Mention
Earl Lowther, a Pocatello high school sophomore, died after a short illness. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Lowther, a brother Jack, and sister Ruby. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mountainview cemetery with Bishop W. E. Gee officiating. A federal nursery for the shade belt is planned for Hardeman county Texas near Quanah.
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Earl Lowther
Pocatello High School
George Lowther
West Day
Jack
Ruby
Mountainview Cemetery
W. E. Gee
U S Income Tops Forecast but Deficit Widens
The government’s income for the year ending June 30 exceeded Roosevelt’s forecast while total expenditures reached 7.148 billion, about 1.5 billion less than the predicted 8.581 billion. Receipts rose across income tax, miscellaneous internal revenue, and customs, with an overall debt of 28.649 billion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bannock County reports June tax receipts total 57933.23
The Bannock county auditor's office announced tax collections for June 18 to 21 totalled 57933.23 dollars. Various local notes follow including police court actions, a minor fire at the Porters and Waiters' club, and community announcements.
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Bannock County
Remarkable 66 Miles On One Gallon Claim Emerges
A dubious ad from Wheaton Illinois touts a vapor automatic gas saver promising 66 miles per gallon. The宣 claim includes a 500¢ profit pitch and free samples to attract attention, urging readers to send address and car name to receive a free unit.
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Wheaton
Ill
Jamboree Pass Coordination and School Report Highlights
Lunch will be served at noon on the agency lawn and a meeting will follow. George F. Girard, chairman of the transportation committee of the Boy Scouts, urges parents sending boys to the Washington D C jamboree on passes to contact him immediately for uniform schedules. Dr J E Raaf, son of a Pocatello physician, earned a master’s degree in surgery from Minnesota and has worked with the Mayo clinic since 1931. The government boarding school report notes fewer deserters, improved manners, and better behavior. it will be sent to Commissioner John Collier. The document includes photographs and a clipping on The New Deal and Indian Education at Fort Hall from the Pocatello Tribune.
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George F. Girard
Transportation Committee
The
Boy Scouts
Washington, D. C
J. E. Raaf
J. J. Raaf
Pocatello
University of Minnesota
Raaf
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Public Losers to Racketeers Warned by Attorney General
Washington June 25 Attorney General Cummings urged public cooperation to curb a national ring of bucketshop swindlers claiming to defraud millions. He cited New York and Chicago headquarters and said leaders are known but must be prosecuted federally. Victims include doctors lawyers professors and businessmen.
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Washington
Cummings
Justice Department
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Federal agents expose gangs in major cities
Cummings stated that agents have evidence of as many as 150 gangs operating in New York City and 26 uncovered in Dallas, indicating widespread organized crime activity across major urban areas.
Gasoline Station Attendant Beaten in Salt Lake City Robbery
Marvin Butterworth, 19, a gas station attendant, was knocked unconscious during an early morning robbery. Two or three men entered the station shortly after 3 a.m. and fled with $22 from the register and three automobile tires. Butterworth is reported recovering from head injuries.
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Salt Lake City
Marvin Butterworth
Butterworth
Relief funds earmarked for low cost housing programs
President Roosevelt announced 249 million dollars in works relief for PWA housing projects with Hopkins and the president approving each project. Ickes said 24 projects in 21 cities totaling 91 million have been submitted and are awaiting review by the WPA to fit state relief plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
Harry L. Hopkins
Ickes
Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Relief Administration
Ickes Reveals Range of Public Works Projects
Secretary Ickes declined to name locations for the 72 projects funded in 60 cities. The Works Allotment Board recommended 249 million dollars for the program and noted the current list contains all ready projects with no plans to add new ones.
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Works Allotment Board
Adla Tablets Claim Fast Relief for Stomach Pain
Whittlesey's Pharmacy advertises Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets claiming rapid stomach pain relief with a money back guarantee. Testimonial from C. S. Gross says pains vanished after use and he can eat anything.
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C. S. Gross
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Mendez
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Porters and Waiters’ Club
George L. Mathews
Wen Shuh
Adv
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Carson Indian School
Stewart
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Route 1
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Annie
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F. A. Gross
Ralph Dixey
Studebaker
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Bush Motor Co
Schenle
U. S. Justice Department
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Soda Springs
St. Anthony
Steve Rhodes
Pocatello Golf Association
Eagle
Bud Gore
Bob Suete
Dick Arps
Ed Harper
Fowler Seeee
Vere Fiowe
Ccs
Rudd Jones
Daggart Stee
Gorton
Christensen
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Price Eeee Eee
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Petersen Furniture CO
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