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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
5
Tech campus prepares for a presidential stop with Mrs. J. E. Damron leading a parade of children and students. Miss Ouida Fincher to present a bouquet as President Harding arrives, with careful crowd and schedule arrangements to limit disruption.
Citizens are urged to show proper respect to the American flag during President Harding's visit to Pocatello on Thursday. Do not drape or festoon the flag on cars or rosettes. use bunting instead and display from a standard. If hung, the stars must appear in the upper left from the observer.
The approved guidelines cover hanging orientation, care, and display. Blue field position depends on horizontal or vertical mounting, flags must float freely and be released if snagged, never used as a desk cover, never draped, and should be burned when old. Avoid tacks, use bunting for color clusters, and ensure blue faces east or north when viewed in street streamers.
The viaduct will be closed to all traffic from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p m during President Hari Catello's visit with no exceptions to the ruling.
Thomas Wharton and C S Ogee head the Montana division engine crew for the special train leaving Pocatello for Butte. Engine 3136 chosen for the trip, with crew change at Lima Montana. Additional engine and crew movements described for multiple district turns and deadhead services. A special deadhead train to Ashton tonight will return to Idaho Falls Thursday for the reception along the line.
The product leaves medium brown hair with a subtle tint after use. It claims to enhance natural color and provide a gentle shine without heavy buildup.
Mr and Mrs George Swallow of 244 South Tenth avenue announce the arrival of a fine girl at their home June 24.
Mrs EBS Wilson and her son Harold came back Tuesday after spending a month at Yellowstone National Park, described as a long exciting stay in the national playground.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday at the county clerk’s office to Harry J. Rising of Pegram Idaho and Mabel M. Miller of Cokeville Wyoming.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ellen M. Trabant to James E. Goddard on June 25 in Salt Lake City. Mr Goddard is employed by the Ryan Fruit Company.
Local officers are asked to help locate W Slocum aged 17 who ran away from his father at American Party Tuesday. A sheriff from Power county has provided a description of the boy.
R. C. Earley Kay Bistiine Junior Wells and Earl Dayton returned last evening from a several-day auto trip through Yellowstone park. Roads on the detour out of Ashton are reported in good condition within about ten miles of the route.
Miss Eleanor Champion of Kansas City arrives this evening to visit her mother Mrs Sadie Champion. She is a Gem City Business College graduate and will spend her vacation at the coast while attending Tech summer school.
S Miller, arrested Monday night on vagrancy, was found guilty this morning and fined $100 by Police Judge John W Peters. George Verone and Joe Davis, charged with intoxication, received $10 fines each at today’s court session.
Phyllis Bell Vivian Narron George Walters K E McIntyre and Charles Lavatta were arrested Monday night on disorderly conduct charges and tried before Judge John W Peters. The girls were fined 25 and 19 dollars respectively while the boys’ charge was dismissed.
Rotary gathering moved to 6 15 p m at Bannock hotel with Past District Governor Tom Davis as guest of honor. W R B Siders calls for volunteers to assist at the high school grounds tomorrow noon to greet President Harding. adults urged to arrive before noon.
Tuesday filings show Bannock County deed to Daniel C. Ames for a 4 acre tract including SE% SE TM% in Township 12 Range 40. Maria V. Hopson transfers property to Frederick F. Bizier for lots 14 and 15 in block 524. H Clarke and spouse to Victoria P. Slansen for S% Lot 4 in block 299. J K Barker transfers lots 1 2 3 4 in block 122 to J M Knowles.
Articles of incorporation were filed Tuesday at the county clerk’s office for the Liberty Oil Company of Idaho. Pocatello is listed as the principal place of business with capital stock set at 50 000 dollars, divided into 5 000 shares of 10 dollars par each. The filing lists officers including Seer an Ht Al Lou Parry and others.
A report notes a Tuesday evening disturbance alleged between Mr. Whitmog and Hattie West Monday night behind the Woolley on North Hayes. Mrs Iteman told a Tribune staffer that nothing of the incident was observed at the time. Police records show the prior recess report was taken from Remi quarters.
A meeting of the Old Pioneer club is set for 8 o clock at the M A building Seahons. Representatives from the club Kiwanis club and members of commerce and the Ladies Society are urged to attend to discuss plans for the Old Pioneers celebration to be held in Peestelle at an early date.
A Tech summer session featured a project method teaching demonstration in assembly led by Mrs Edna Wilcox with help from student I B Howell known as Father Time. The project on Time explored four phases tracing recounting methods from ancient to modern, including music poetry readings and dramatizations.
Bank clearing in Pocatello on Tuesday reached 30249 with the prior year’s figure 90738.48 shown yesterday. Local banks reported checks cashed totaling 3114.15.
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