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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

5

First Annual District Meet of Laundry Men Opens

The first annual district convention of the Utah Laundry Owners Association and the Southern Idaho Laundry Owners Association opened in Pocatello at the Chamber of Commerce hall. Mayors, presidents, and officers from Utah and Idaho attended, with addresses on competing with home washing, housewife needs from the laundry, and weekend customer encouragement.

Utah Laundry Owners Association Southern Idaho Laundry Owners Association Pocatetlo Chamber of Commerce Utah

Fairyfoot Bunion Plasters Guarantee Pain Relief

The ad emphasizes Cook Drug Co. guarantees Fairyfoot Bunion Plasters with instant pain relief. It mentions a claim about vast silver holdings in Shanghai amounting to nearly 46 billion dollars, highlighting a mix of product promotion and financial figures from the era.

Cook Drug Co

Car thieves returned after Oregon arrest face charges

Carl Campbell and William Sherman, former Yellowstone employees, were brought back to Pocatello after being captured in The Dalles Oregon. They confessed to planning and executing the auto theft that targeted taxi driver Jim Paris and fled north toward the coast. A preliminary hearing was waived as they seek immediate sentencing.

Oregon H. W. Henderson Carl ©. Campbell William D. Sherman Yellowstone South Second Avenue Pocatello Campbell Sherman Dalles J. D Foster Fred Gray Jim Paris Paris East Center Wa’r Henderson

Reception Planned For President Of War Mothers Group

The district War Mothers convention planned for July 1 in Pocatello cannot be held as scheduled because other district groups cannot make their reports at that time. A reception and banquet will honor national War Mother Mrs Mec Clure with further plans in progress. The convention is now set for August in Pocatello and will align with the American Legion meeting dates.

Pocatello MecClure J. A. Anderson American Legion

Bank clearing today reaches two hundred forty two thousand seven hundred thirty three

Real estate transfers filed Thursday include Harry J Fox et ux to White E and Ralph Fascillo et ux to Mary Frances, plus partial interest in blocks five and six. Spokane guests Mrs. Kelhm and Mrs. Linstrom visit O W Johnson at 322 South Hayes on their Chicago trip. Mr Harold Chase and Mrs Chase welcome a son born this morning. A son also arrives at Mr and Mrs Joseph Mankin's home 817 North Lincoln Thursday.

Fox Harry White Mise Fascillo Ralph Etux Mary France A. Kelhm Mary Linstrom and Son Spokane Washington O. W. Johnson South Hayes Chicago Harold Chase South Eighth Avenue Chase Chase-Johnson Joseph E. Mankin North Lincoln

Miss Bessie Aukerman Elected to Idaho BPW Board

Miss Bessie Aukerman of Pocatello was elected a member of the Idaho Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs board at the state convention in Moscow in June. She is a prominent local club member and was recording secretary last year.

Bessie Aukerman Pocatello Idaho Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Moscow Miss Aukerman

Po catello Official Attends Bannock County Farm Picnic Speech

J A Harader manager of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce left for Lava Hot Springs for an address before Bannock county farm bureau members at their annual picnic in the Springs. University of Idaho president A H Upham also spoke.

J. A. Harader Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Lava Hot Springs Bannock County Farm Bureau A. H. Upham University of Idaho Aberdeen Bingham County Farm Bureau Aberdeen Station Ecommerce Idaho John Heer Aberdeen Chamber Pocatello Club

Medical meet report on 1920s conventions and advances

Dr. I W Lynn returned from Chicago where he attended a large medical convention June 9 to 13 and visited hospitals in Kansas City and St Louis. Highlights included claimed cures for cancer, chlorine disinfectant, ethylene anesthesia with 250 operations, a $30,000 hearing restoration device, adrenaline heart revival method, and a submarine detector inspired listening device for fetal heart. Also noted were a vast municipal pier exhibit, a 1 200 000 gallon elevated water tank in San Diego, and extensive dredging of the Clyde for Glasgow port expansion at a cost over 35 million dollars.

I. W. Lynn Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Lynn Tribune Municipal Pier Scott Toronto, Canada Denver Calvin Coolidge Cook County Hospital Crile Edison

Upham Speaks on Idaho at Pocatello Rotary Dinner

Dr A H Upham president of the University of Idaho spoke on Idaho and its potential during a Rotary dinner at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello. He noted many youths leave Idaho for education and discussed state pride and resources. Dr C W Pond attended as guest of F C McGowan. singing was led by T R Neilson. next meeting will feature J T Young reporting on Toronto trip.

Pocatello Rotary Club Bannock A. H. Upham University of Idaho Upham Idaho The State University C. W. Pond Pocatello State Medical Association F. C. McGowan T. R. Neilson Bentley J. T. Young International Rotary Toronto Spokane Chamber of Commerce

Hospital Notes Dr W L McKenzie Injured In Car Incident

Dr W L McKenzie local dentist was dragged by his car while attempting to crank it in gear. X rays show fractured pelvis and ruptured bladder. serious condition at Lynn hospital. Also Mrs H D Reid is ill and in hospital for X ray. Conductor Bill Fife improving and able to sit up. Mrs Joe Ford ill with erysipelas. Connecticut referendum vote on labor issues described.

W. L. McKenzie Lynn Hospital H. D. Reid East Center Street Bill Fife

International exhibition on labor-saving devices planned in Belgium

An international exhibition of labor-saving equipment for home and farm is planned for next year at the Institute of Agricultural Science in Heysel-Lacken Belgium. The event aims to showcase innovations improving efficiency in daily tasks.

Institute of Agricultural Heysel-Lacken Belgium

Prizes Awarded at the Dance Palace Tonight

A Dance Palace event concluded with prize awards as competitors staged performances. Local organizers and attendees reported on winners and the evening’s entertainment.

Dance Palace

Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Relief From Urine Pain

An old advertisement urges readers to use Doan's Pills to ease kidney pain and backache due to uric acid buildup. It cites testimonials from G A Hancock of Pocatello praising Doan's and notes price 60 cents at dealers, distributed by Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Doan G. A Hancock Gardner Whiteman Ave Pocatello Saya Ae Cock Foater-Milburn Co McH Buffalo N. Y

Union Painters Vote 20 Percent Wage Reduction in Marion

Union painters in Marion Illinois have voluntarily approved a twenty percent cut to their wage scale, altering local labor costs and potentially impacting nearby construction projects. The decision reflects collective bargaining concessions amid industry pressures and may influence regional wage standards.

Marion

Canadian government donation to unemployment relief

A five year pattern shows Canada contributing one third of the total funds spent by various communities on unemployment relief. The policy highlights federal support outweighing local expenditures and reflects national response to job loss.

Lumber use in U S railroad car construction

American rail car building consumes about 1.07 billion feet of lumber annually. Southern pine leads wood use, followed by oak and Douglas fir in order.

Hongkong Prefers American Auto Jacks to Others

Hong Kong shoppers favor American auto jacks over products from other countries in a regional survey. The finding highlights a preference for U S brands amid a broad import market.

Hongkong

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Ross Twin Falls Oregon Laundry Owners Association W. Wagg Pendleton Pacific Laundry Journal Carl D. Dilven Silven Industries Baker City Cady W. P. Hopkins M. T. Large EB. A. Wheeler L. L. Gray B. W University of Idaho Extension Division George E. Sandholtz Justice Park Mink Creek Frank E. Dole Salt Lake City Utah Association Utah Organization Auto Dole W. R. Pollock Shanghai China War Mothers Group Tin Farm Bureau I. W.lynn San Diego Calif Glasgow Rotary Club Head of State University Joe Ford Connecticut Shascrab Pocatello Polks Karpen City Meat Co Pocatello Typewriter Exchange Main St Army Navy Center ST England
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