Snapp Bros Exhibition Opens Tonight in Pocatello
The Snapp Bros Amusement show opens tonight in Pocatello under the American Legion, with a new midway and rides including a giant caterpillar and six other devices. O Briens Minstrels with a 30 piece Southland company, Cannon Ball Bell on the Devils Saucer, Miss Millie Marie, Billy Edwards in wrestling, and a large circus side show promise entertainment for all. Two bands, electric lighting, and a world fair ambiance are planned as crowds are urged to come out and boost the Legion boys.
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Pocatello
Ball ‘Walk
Ater
O'Briens
Southlands
Cannon Ball
Millie Marie
Amwarica
Bille Edwards
Billy
Legion Boys
America
Snapp Bros
Burglaries Target Skaggs Store on North Main
Nighttime burglars visited the Skaggs store on North Main fatally cutting a rear door to reach meat market and cash registers. They reportedly took eatables including a watermelon cantaloupes and a bottle of milk before fleeing, with no further inspection.
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Skaggs
North Main
Dhe Heart
Étore
Étere
Aberdeen Club Invites Board to Field Day
The Aberdeen Commercial club invites the Pocatello Realty Board to tour eastern Idaho on July 1 for the Aberdeen field day at the experiment station. The plan is part of a two day Snake River excursion with talks by University of Idaho officials and local plant managers.
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Aberdeen Experiment Station
University of Idaho Extension Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Pocatello Realty Board
Hotel Bannock
Aberdeen
Realty Board
Realtors
Harvey Holmes
Blackfoot
Tern Idaho Federation Chambers of Commerce
Snake River Valley
Holmes
Logan
Utah
Idaho
J. A. Harader
Pocatello
Snake River
John Heer
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Realtors Visit Arboney Valley Oil Prospect
Pocatello realtors on a Monday journey to Arboney inspect Gem State Petroleum operations. About eight fully loaded cars accompanied the board to the site where drilling began after arrival and five feet of promising formation was cut. Geologists explained indicators and the route via American Falls or Mink Creek was noted.
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Pocatello Realtors
Real Estate Board
Arboney
Gem State Petroleum Company
Pocatello
Oil Company
Commy
American Falls
Mink Creek
Visiting Miss Lucia Mills in town from Salt Lake City
Miss Lucia Mills, a University of Utah graduate from Salt Lake City, is visiting at the home of Miss Laura Brown in this city.
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Lucia Mills
Salt Lake City
U of U
Laura Brown
Licenses Issued and Local Notices From County Clerk
Marriage licenses issued include Gregory Sloan of Chicago and Mary Powel of Salt Lake with Harold Hale of Cascade Montana and Vera Rommel of McCammon listed as aides. A home destroyed report from Lorain Ohio follows cyclone news, with runaways Cyril Mickelson and Melvin Hobbs captured near Twin Groves and turned over to county authorities. New Utah marriage involves Claire Hansen of Provo and Jack Harmon of Salt Lake City. John P. Smith, boiler maker at Short Line shops, dies at local hospital. McHan Funeral will ship him to Anaconda Montana for interment. Democratic candidates A H McGuire and T M Woodland file nominating papers for county commissioners.
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Gregory R. Sloan
Chicago
Mary Powel
Salt Lake
Harold Arnold Hale
Cascade
Montana
Vera Rommel
McCammon
Cyril Mickelson
Melvin Hobbs
Twin Groves
St. Anthony
William Price
John P. Smith
Short Line
McHan, Undertaking Company
Anaconda
Mont
Speeders in Court and Fire Calls Reported
H L Beaton and Robert French appeared as visitors in police court and were fined $10 each for speeding by Police Judge John W. Peter. D Segal paid a $10 fine for pedging meats without a sane. Silas Barlow forfeited his $10 bond after failing to appear on intoxication charges. Fire departments were summoned at 9:50 A M to a shed fire at South Main and West Benton caused by boys smoking, and at 10:00 A M to a section house fire in the south end of the railroad yards due to an overheated smoke pipe.
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H. L. Beaton
Robert French
John W. Peter
D. Segal
Silas Barlow
West Side
South Main
West Benton
Fighters Fined After South First Avenue Brawl
Frank C. Florez and Sevino Queno two Mexicans were fined 25 and 10 dollars respectively in police court after a Sunday afternoon on South First avenue fight. Florez credited with three knockdowns while Queno showed a discolored eye and facial cuts.
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Frank C. Florez
Sevino Queno
South First Avenue
Florez
Queno
Former Yellowstone Garage men detained in Oregon
Noted as not former employees, Carl C. Campbell and Wm. D. Sherman did not return to Pocatello last week from The Dalles Oregon on a charge of storing a Hudson car owned by Jim Paris. Tribune sources quote E. F. Ferguson, manager of Yellowstone Garage, confirming the two men formerly worked at the local garage when arrested at The Dalles.
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Carl C. Campbell
Wm. D. Sherman
Pocatello
Dalles
Oregon
Jim Paris
Yellowstone
The
Tribune
E. F. Ferguson
Robin Hood Tonight at Chautauqua Tent
Robin Hood the comic opera by Reginald DeKoven is presented at the Chautauqua tent as week’s closing event. The production revival traces to 1920 New York Opera Comique and features May Valentine as producer with a long performance history. Cast includes Robert of Huntington later Robin Hood, The Sheriff of Nottingham and Little John among others with Dame Durden and Lady Marian in supporting roles. Performances span Nottingham market scene Sherwood Forest and the Sheriff’s Castle with a full cast of archer and outlaw figures.
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Robin Hood
Reginald DeKoven
Checkegse
Opera Comique
New York
May Valentine
DeKoven
Miss Valentine
Chautauqua
Miss Owen
Herbert A. Taylor
Robert of Huntington
Harry Pfiel
Nottingham
Tranteca Gavavecsss
Hallen Mostyn
Sir Guy of
Marian v
Bonnie Cox
Dame Durden
Vivian Forrest
Annabel
Irene Hein P
Carmen Richards
Richard
Market Place
Sherwood Forest
Sheriff's Castle
Ogden Company Ships Beef from Pocatello
The Peck Commission company of Ogden shipped a carload of beef cattle from Pocatello today after brands were inspected at the point.
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Ogden Company
Pocatello
Peck Commission Company of
Ogden
Weather report for Pocatello June 30 1924
Weather details for Pocatello include temperatures 86 high yesterday p.m. 6 a.m. today 6 mean and 67 normal with 0.86 inch precipitation this month 3.45 inches year to date and 8.48 inches last year. Humidity wind direction from NNW and sunset at 8 13 p.m. sunrise 4 04 a.m. plus a note on rising women engineers and airplane instruction inquiries.
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Poca
U. & Department of Agricultura
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Ben
Gogtoor
R. Treplever
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Brady Park
Kaggs
Cook Drug Company
Boston Transcript
Urattea States
Aberdeen Club
Experiment Station
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Tdsha
J. Robb Brady
Brady
Arbon Valley
H. R. Turner
St. Louia
Europe
Unite States
R. €. Earley
E. ©. Moyer
Lorain
Ohio
Claire Hansen
Provo
Jack Harmon
Armon
A. H. McGuire
T. M. Woodland
C. Earley
Board For Commissioners
Kayser
van Raalte
Johansen
Raster
Paul Roberts
United States
Ideal
Fred Feese
Sidney Casteel
William Miller
Edgar Hoffman
Earl Fields
Wideawake
Pictorial Review
Ian
Anview Bows
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