Idaho Potato Bureau Opens Annual Session at Antlers Hall
W H Wicks acted for the state agricultural commissioner as Idaho Potato Bureau members gathered at Antlers hall to elect officers and decide on joining the National Potato Institute. Plans for a membership drive and by law amendments to cover national institute membership were discussed as a major topic.
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Ivel Gudmundsen
Idaho
National Potato Institute
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Charges of Intoxication and Vagrancy Heard in Police Court
Joe Walters was fined $25 for intoxication in police court this morning. Martin Barthh faced vagrancy charges, fined $25 and held for investigation after neighbors saw him running from the Z C M I warehouse. Martin Hardt, 71, admitted drinking, appeared before acting police judge E G Houde and was fined $25.
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Martin Barthh
South First Avenue
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Sunday Game Between Model A's and Eagles Promised at Overland Park
Keen interest surrounds the Sunday 2:30 game at Overland park between the Model A's of Pocatello Auto and the Idaho Falls Eagles. A 3-1 win by the Eagles last Sunday fuels hopes for a reversal as a small admission is charged. Tickets are on sale at the Pocatello Auto company and Baseball Cigar store.
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Local Weather Forecast and Pocatello Trapshooting Event
Fair tonight and Sunday as predicted by the city weather expert. Yesterday’s high reached 94 and today’s low fell to 69. The June 28 high on record was 97 in 1926 and the low 43 in 1916. City Club Shoots Sunday at 9 30 a m the Pocatello Trapshooting Club holds its regular weekly program at Alameda. All gun owners are invited to participate.
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Local officials and visitors ping in Idaho town
H A Munns Rexburg sheriff Madison county on official business to Kemmerer Wyoming visited friends in Pocatello yesterday. Mrs J N Sumner from Salt Lake arrived for a brief visit with her son Chase Sumner editor of The Tribune. American Legion group led by Nicholas Ifft Judge Kay L Downing and E J Thorkildsen left for the district convention at Fish Haven Bear Lake county. Harry Schneiderwind and Oscar Jengen, arriving from Omaha, will depart for Homedale Idaho Monday or Tuesday after a Salt Lake City stopover.
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Omaha
Nebraska
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Salt Lake Cry
Notice to Public on Plasterers Union Membership
Jeff Barbour is not a member of the Plasterers Union Local No. 501 Operative Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association GHAS PFEIFER Secretary.
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Plasterers Union
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Real clowns form a merit club on Al G Barnes show
Top clown performers on the Al G Barnes circus form a merit based club. Members must be proven in the act and approved by the show's manager and the Oxide club governing committee. Apprentices may not join until they prove their worth, with no one leaving the regular season.
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Pocatello
Merry Andrews
Joey
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Oxide Club
Ruth Nichols Detours Through Idaho Falls En Route South
Miss Ruth Nichols and a party passed through Pocatello yesterday on their way south after stopping in Idaho Falls for the night. She had wired Pocatello about a proposed stop here but abandoned the plan in favor of Idaho Falls. An eight pound son was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs J Stratford of Alameda. Mrs Stratford was formerly Miss Virginia Prench. Mr Stratford works for Davis Mercantile Company.
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Alameda
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Davis Mercantile Company
First Baptist Church Fremont Announces Evanglical Meetings
First Baptist Church Fremont shares that its edifice is loaned to Nazarenes for evangelistic meetings with morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8 led by Rev. Anderson. Rev. G. R. Schlauch of Linfield College speaks Wednesday. July 7 features a sermon on Baptist union. Baptist state assembly runs July 9 to 19 at Nelson's Hall with a July 9 event and lunch.
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Grace Visitor and Daughter Stop Over Weekend
Mrs. A. B. Gray of Grace visits with her daughter Frances Gray, an assistant in the county superintendent of schools office, during the weekend.
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Mrs Cutler Returns From Logan Visit at Court House
Mrs E F P Cutler, wife of the night jailer at the courthouse, returned from an extended Logan visit. Frieda Hempeling er has returned from abroad with Paris praise for her gowns, and she quips that they came from America.
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Fishing Conditions on Nearby Waters
The Tribune reports weekly fishing conditions for nearby waters. Island Park Trade Upper Snake good. West Yellowstone fine. Mackay only fair. Blackfoot river good with wind. Silver Creek Wood river good. American Falls first class for perch, big trout not biting. Pebble water only fair and cloudy. Speery Creek fair with wind. Reservation Clear Creek Boss Fork Creek only fair. backwaters no good. Jareh Camas Medicine Lodge fair. roads OK. Utah weather unsettled tonight, cooler west, Sunday mostly fair.
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Weed Notice Serves Pocatello Property Owners
City ordinance requires owners tenants or agents to keep premises vacant lots parking areas and alleys free of weeds and dead trees. Any weeds not cut by July 15 will be removed by the city at the owner's expense with taxes to follow. minimum charge one dollar.
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W. L. Raymond
Clerks Rally To Beat Carmen 8 2 In Subdued Suburban Tilt
Clerks overcome a two run first inning deficit to shut out the Carmen club rest of the game and win 8 to 2. Parkinson allowed eight hits while Larson pitched for the losers. Open dates listed for O S L Twilight league on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Car Dept. 200 Goodness Clks 300 104x-892
Two base hits by Larson and Al red lead Clerks to a 4 run win over Car Dept with Wilson and Dean hitting home runs. Parkinson records 4 strikeouts while Larson takes the loss. Clerks execute 3 stolen bases and 2 double plays, with Felsted and McMillin adding sacrifice hits and Reeves named umpire.
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Sugar Refiner Louis Spreckles Dies at 62
Louis Spreckles a renowned sugar refiner and longtime general manager of Federal Sugar Refining in Yonkers died Friday of a heart attack at age 62. The Yonkers incident occurred after a long career in the sugar industry with ties to major refining operations. His death marks the loss of a prominent figure in New York industrial circles.
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Federal Sugar Refining Company
Health Authority Endorses Pasteurized Milk Standard
Dr. Lafayette B. Mendel of Yale argues clean milk is not automatically safe and promotes pasteurization to exclude dangerous micro organisms. He says pasteurized milk can be safely and beneficially used under proper conditions. Contact Thos Hopper Dairy at phone 164 for delivery of pure pasteurized milk.
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Ady
Carrier Needs Help Paying Subscriptions Regularly
The Pocatello Tribune describes its delivery system where boys earn twenty cents weekly per paper and rely on subscribers to pay on Saturdays. Prompt payment supports the boys’ weekly bills and profits, with unpaid accounts limited to two weeks.
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