Driver Seriously Injured In Highway Car Flip
Ralph Pricel of 435 North Eighth Avenue is in serious condition at Lynn Hospital after a touring car overturned on the highway about 9 30 p m one and a half miles south of the city. Cozette family and two others escaped with minor injuries. the Bistline Ford coupe passed the car moments earlier. Witnesses say the Pucci driver lost control and the car rolled, pinning Pucci beneath. The eight month old baby remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pricel
North Eighth Avenue
Lynn Hospital
Cozette
South Third Avenue
Rose
J. B. Perkine
Bailey
Knollin
Bistline
Y M C A Notes on Upcoming Beginner Swim Course
The Y M C A of Pocatello announces a beginner swim course starting Tuesday for boys. Parents show growing interest and most enrollees have parental arrangement. The program aims to develop serious swimming ability and notes local records among Idaho youths are strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Camp Tehama offers Boy Scouts a supervised summer trip
The notice promotes Camp Tehama in the Jackson Hole area for Boy Scouts, detailing adult supervision, discipline decided by the boys, and a cost of six dollars weekly with six 12 dollars total options. Registration requires one dollar upfront and can be arranged through Mr. Kribs at the Scout Headquarters, Chamber of Commerce rooms, phone 231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Camp Tehama
Mr. Kribs
Chamber of Commerce
Scout Hikes and Court of Honor Planned
Of the week events include a large Mink Creek hike Monday at 6:00 p m for Junior or Cub Scouts and assistants from Troop No 3 at 6:00 p m Wednesday A Court of Honor is set for Thursday at 7:30 p m at Headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek
Court of Honor
Civil Service Exams Draw Few Applicants
The U S civil service commission notes low applicant turnout for recent exams in Pocatello and other cities for laboratory assistant senior grade, junior grade area senior aid, and related bureau of standards posts. Exams are reset. laboratory assistant senior grade on July 19 and 20, others on July 19. Interested applicants should contact the secretary of the U S civil service board at the local post office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Pocatello
United States
Bureau of Standards
Secretary of the
U. S
Kidney Pills Restore Stanley Man After Six Years
Six years ago a Stanley Virginia resident recounts kidney trouble and an inability to sit up in bed. Foley Kidney Pills, recommended by the Fire Chief, cleared symptoms after three bottles and have not returned. The ad asks readers to try the remedy for rheumatic pains backaches and bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi. Shadwell
Stanley
Foley
Fire Department
City Warns Owners to Remove Weeds and Dead Trees
Notice to all lot owners within city limits requires removal of weeds and dead trees on parcels and adjacent parkways alleys. If neglected, the city will remove them and charge the cost to the property through taxes and assessments, per city mayor.
Railroad crews bustle between Pocatello and McCammon
Rail operations report multiple engine moves and personnel changes. Engine 1562 under Engineer Olds heads to Blackfoot for boiler wash at Pocatello for light repairs. Fireman Hansen on sick leave. Engine 584 with Young bound for McCammon for work train service. Other shifts and transfers reported across districts with several crews reassigned or off duty. Engine 7000 from Pocatello completed a record run to Huntington Oregon for test runs under Lamb and Kopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Olds
Brockway
Blackfoot
Pocatello
W. H. Young
C. Robbins
McCammon
R. H. Walker
W. O. Johnson
Junction City
Huntington
Oregon
O. W
Engin
L. Lamb
T. R. Kopp
Farm Educators Meet in Boise
Idaho teachers of agricultural education gather in Boise for a five day conference directed by state director M. S. Lewis. The program covers the full scope of their craft and meets in the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Idaho
M. S. Lewis
Capitol
Get-Together Convention Opens With Notable Program
A two day southeastern Idaho get-together convention opens here Tuesday with speakers from across the state. The event includes registration, an address of welcome by Chas E Pomeroy, band concerts, a free dance, and sectional meetings at Bannock Hotel and Chamber of Commerce venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Gem
Charles E. Groy
Jesse RB
Chamber of Commerce
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bannock National Bank
Franklin Building
North Main Street
Fr C. McGowan
Chas
B. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Bsouthern
McMaster
Joe T. Young
National Association of Credit Men of the United States
Old
Idaho Light Co
Arthur and
Center Streets
Bannock Hotel
E. H. Clarke
Pocatello Realty Board
C. A. Valentine
First
National Bank
E. Brady
Brady Investment Co
Felix Plastino
The
H. Snyder
Harvey Holmes
Ashton
Rankin
F. A. McMaster
Rowanis
Fred Dickerson
America
Whole Assembly
Bowerman
J. E. Edgerton
Snake River
George A. Bistorious
Cache Valley
Fred Kohlbert
Soda Springs
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Women’s Club
Tech Notes and Rotary Welcome at Blackfoot
E L Scott returns to school after eye trouble. Summer team played Faust in Pauline, score by end. Assembly led by Student Body Wednesday. Rotary luncheon tomorrow with Blackfoot delegation. Charles Cutler to represent. Miss Katheryn Dunbar visited. Professor Plastino works on campus walks. Tourists praised the Tech. fireworks priced opposite Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Faust
Blackfoot Rotary
Tech
Fred B. Dickerson
Rotary
Blackfoot
Charles Cutler
Dairies Show Improvement Over Last Year
Dairy quality notes show improvement over last year with on doorstep storage flagged for ice box. The report explains bacteria counts in thousands, acidity grading for June, and sediment levels across samples A B C, noting lower bacteria is better and A contains no sediment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bea
Bae
Bannock
Buckendorf
Ink Creek
Perkins
Estoria Eee
Palmer Ocees
Skizas Nee
Shore Ae
Payette Chamber Denounces Fritchman Action on Hospitals
The Payette Chamber of Commerce denounces Harry K. Fritchman of Boise for filing to restrain the state tuberculosis commission from building hospitals at Payette and Sandpoint. It notes legislative authorization and a $900,000 appropriation, cites Payette’s 80 acre land donation valued over 12,000 dollars, and asks publication of the resolution in Boise papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
National Tuberculosis Association
Evening Capital News
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise
Kidney Health Ad Claims Foley Pill Help
A Clifton New Jersey reader shares that Foley Kidney Pills helped with kidney trouble symptoms including rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision. The testimonial endorses the product and notes it is available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lechner
Main
Ave
Clifton, N. J
Foley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Pucci
Hot Lake
Oregon Life Impany
BOY Scout News
Tehama
Hansen
W. L. Phillips
O. K
Third District
F. M. Rhodes
Harry Rogerts
Second District
J. A. Cannon
Clyde Anderson
Big Springs
John Morris
Cr. J. Cuppett
J. D. Hardy
Salt Lake
L. Christensen
George Olson
Roundhouse
North Main
WM. H. Jackson, JR
E. L. Scott
Katheryn Dunbar
Plastino
Pricen
Areore
Canningham
Fairview
Fritchman
Hillcrest
Gaetan
Lava Hot Springs
Crow
Yellowstone
St. Marie
Center and
Second Avenue
Driskell Stage CO
Freckles
BY Bloss
Hawkes & Bush
J. O. Hawkes
C. B. Bush
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