Reorganization Aims to Aide Farmers in Reclamation Service
Secretary Work outlined a plan to dissolve the director post in the reclamation service and establish a bureau chief to aid homesteaders. The move shifts focus from supervising engineers to directly helping farmers and collecting debts, with D. W. Davis named bureau chief and F. E. Weymouth named chief engineer.
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Harding
Helena
Mont
Interior Department
A. P. Davis
The
Reclamation Service
Department of Agriculture
Davis
Work
Bureau of Reclamation
D. W. Davis
Vennor
Idaho
F. E. Weymouth
Agricultural Department
Washington
Alaska
Rainbow Trout Planted In Stream On Reservation
Bannock Sportsmen's association members traveled to Big Spring on the reservation seven miles below the pumphouse to plant 40 000 rainbows received from the state fish department. The party included Barber, Stell, Rogers, Meeks, Seunon, Newcomb, Graham and Grove. A similar shipment will be planted tonight in Mink creek by State Fish Commissioner Isaac.
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Bannock Sportsmen's Association
Big Spring
State Fish Department
Messrs
Barber
Stell
Rogers
Meeks
Seunon
Newcomb
Graham
Grove
Isaac
Mink Creek
Stake Board Hosts June Festival At Tech Campus
The Pocatello Fourth Ward held a festival at the Tech campus with more than five hundred attendees. The ward won the award for the largest percent of members present as drills songs recitations and games kept children engaged before refreshments closed the afternoon.
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Pocatello and
American Falls
Tech
Stake Board
Pocatello Fourth Ward
Clown Wins Latonia Derby in Close Finish
The Clown won the $15,000 added Latonia Derby by two lengths at Latonia on June 30. Hopeless finished second and In Memoriam took third as the clock read 2:32.65 for the 1 1/16 miles.
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Clown
the Clown
Hopeless
Memoran
United States Prohibition Talks Stall on Foreign Ships
Washington reports indicate Britain and other maritime nations may propose discussions on the liquor problem while the U S insists on enforcement. Officials doubt a treaty, expect Congress to decide on possible amendments or seal provisions. Andrew Mellon arrives in London stating no stance change before Congress convenes.
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Washington
Chiess
Great Britain
United States
Congress
London
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
England
Majestic
Mercury Reaches New High Mark This Year
Weather reports indicate exceptionally warm conditions with a Friday high around 91 degrees, approaching last year’s record. The warm spell promises bumper crops for southern Idaho, and evenings remain pleasantly cool, reducing heat risks for residents despite the heat.
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Mercury
Idaho
Labor vs Capital and government ownership debate at Hoover era event
President Harding faces Labor leader Gompers amid disputes over nationalization and the role of government in industry. The federation chief rejects broad nationalization while warning against aiding capital against organized labor and praising cautious policy, with calls to uphold public schools and family roles amid social change.
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Euch
Wall Street
Soviet
Russia
America
Republic
Geysers Tuned On Use For President
The president said the administration earnestly seeks to lessen conflict between capital and labor and to remind both sides of public obligation. He warned against extremists on either side and claimed the nation has been spared a decisive clash while preserving full rights for workers and employers within the public interest.
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Oranized
Oes
Jass
Peale
Aml Iabor
Church and Community Notices From Local Happenings
Cavalry Baptist services Sunday at Labor Temple 152 South Main. Dreamland Dance with Nightingale Orchestra tonight. Altar Society of St Joseph's Pro Cathedral meets 2:30 Tuesday at Knights of Columbus hall. YWCA ard meeting Tuesday 7:30 evening. swimming classes for ladies Mondays at YWCA.
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Cavalry Baptist Church
Labor Temple
South Main Street
Altar Society
Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Pro Cathedral
Knights of Columbus
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Fashion Show
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent F. C. Terrell. Morning worship at 11 with Walter Cieare. B Y T U at 6 45 p.m. No evening service. First annual fashion show and festoon drill by ten little girls at Commercial hall tonight at 8 to benefit Allen Chapel A H E church. Public invited. Columbia hall weekend dance tonight with Meade's Bungalow orchestra. Baby Tut dance Monday at Columbia. dolls on display at Frank and Bill on West Center.
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First Baptist Church
F. C. Terrell
Walter Cieare
Commercial Hall
Allen Chapel
A. H. E. Church
Columbia
Columbia Hall
Meade’s Bungalow Orchestra
Frank and Bill
West Center
Pioneer Ladies Meet in Pocatello With Mrs Sahlberg
The Pioneer Ladies will hold a meeting at 441 North Main with Mrs Sarah Sahlberg on Monday evening July 2 at 7 30. All members are urged to attend.
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Pioneer Ladies
Pocatello
Sarah Sahlberg
North Main
Meeting Cancelled War Mothers Session Postponed
The War Mothers meeting scheduled for Monday afternoon has been postponed.
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War Mothers
Schedule of next week’s church league games
The week begins tomorrow with July 2 matchups: Sixth vs Presbyterian. July 3 features Episcopal against Third. July 5 has Methodist vs Second in the L D 8 league schedule.
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L. D
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Methodist
YMCA Pool Policy Ties Access to Adult Church Leaders
Many boys use the YMCA pool through church ties but insufficient adult leadership from churches is available. Soon summer sessions require local association officers and only boys with proper leaders will be admitted to the plunge. The service aims to boost church attendance, and leaders must commit time or privileges will be withdrawn for about three weeks.
Plans to widen long distance swimming contests
Plans announced in last night's Tribune aim to broaden interest in long distance swimming events with indications of more swimmers and better preparation for this year's contests.
Danger in Stubborn Cough Promoted Remedy
Pittsfield Massachusetts resident John J Healy endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for stubborn lingering coughs. Claiming quick relief from coughs colds croup and bronchitis the ad extols the product as the largest selling cough medicine in the world with no opiates and ingredients printed on the carton sold everywhere.
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Foley
John J. Healy
Pittsfield
Mass
Voley
Instructive Lecture by Judge Rees on Lewis and Clark
Judge J E Rees, Idaho historian and Bal man City educator, spoke on The Lewis and Clark Expedition before a large audience. He illustrated with slides and photographs, praised Jeffersons leadership, and highlighted Sacajaweas portrayal and race relations in the expedition. The Idaho Historical Society sponsored the talk, underscoring local interest in state history.
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J. E. Rees
Balman City
Idaho
Judge Rees
America
Christopher Columbus
Rees
Merriwether Lewis
William Clark
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Rees’ Acrouch
Sacajawea
Clark
Historical Society
Pocatello
Seven Germans sentenced by French court martial for sabotage
Mayence report says seven Germans were sent to death by a French court martial for sabotage. One more received a life term of penal servitude and another was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Mayence
Heap Big Feast for Indian Chief at Dinner
Two Native American braves, decked for a chiefs ceremony, visit a restaurant after the day’s events. One bluntly rejects the menu with no reader, demands everything, while the other orders large meat portions. A U S commissioner then issues ten pounds of beefsteak to feed a hungry family.
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Horge
Wariera
United States
Masons to Meet for Funeral of Brother Bautsch
Port Neuf No. 18 A F and A M calls all members and visiting Masons to assemble at the Masonic Temple on Sunday July 1 at 1 30 p m to conduct the funeral of Brother A T Bautsch J F Stewart W M A Amundsen Secy
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Portneuf No. 18
A. F P
A. M
Masonic Temple
Bro
A. T. Bautsch
J. F. Stewart
W. M. A. Amundsen
Sec’y
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Pat
Mou
Lumber Department
East Center
Gompers
Reese
Montana
Dreamland
Nightingale Orchestra
Pet Congregational Seteusepe
Ee Eee Eee
D. A Ea
Sintipeesien
Third Ward
Methodist Ee Eee A
A. Eee
Troy Laundry
TiffAny Bros
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
First Savings Bank
Pocatello, Idaho
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