Preston group luncheon in Pocatello with band
One hundred fifty strong Preston chamber of commerce members and their junior band arrive in Pocatello Tuesday. They will join local businessmen for a noon luncheon at Bannock hotel, with a chamber quartet and band solos. A 1:30 band concert in front of the hotel follows, featuring five minute talks by President Don Brown and H. B. Thompson.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Don Brown
H. B. Thompson
Pocatello Chamber
Japanese Pawns Employers' Watch and Thief in Ogden
Kay Shimada a Japanese worker borrowed K Okamura's watch from a north of town employer and mailed back a pawn ticket from Ogden showing a $27 loss. Okamura has sworn out a grand larceny charge, value listed at $145, Shimada a stranger to the local Japanese community.
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Kay Shimada
K. Okamura
Pocatello
Okamura
Ogden
Shimada
Idaho Elks Headed to Grand Lodge Reunion in Atlantic City
A Southeastern Idaho Elk party travels tonight to Atlantic City for the sixty sixth annual grand lodge reunion. Included are Grand Tiler R W Jones and Mrs Jones, Past Exalted Ruler RE Watson and Mrs Watson, GH Telford and Mrs Telford, A P Henzel, and Nicholas Nye. They join the Colorado Elks special from Denver, with planned stops in St Louis Chicago Pittsburg Washington before arriving July 6. The grand lodge business session opens July 7.
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Elks
Idaho
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
R. W. Jones
Jones
RE. Watson
Pocatello Lodge
Watson
GH. Telford
Idaho Falls
A. P. Henzel
Lewiston Lodge
Nicholas Nye
Caldwell Lodge
Colorado Elks
Denver
Burlington
Colorado
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington
Pocatello Weather and Local Notices Roundup
Moderately warm to warm conditions forecast for tonight and Tuesday in Pocatello. A 82 degree high was reached today with a 46 degree low. local ordinances note the rise from Sunday’s 78. Prominent Grace resident Mrs Martha Ann Aylett dies aged 82 after a Utah birth. funeral at Grace Tabernacle Wednesday at 2 PM, McHan Mortuary in charge. Returns from Texas see Mrs J C Hansen of Fargo apartments report on Forest Woodman drill team’s dedication ceremonies in Sherman. George A Davis of Pocatello earns La Touche medal at USC dentistry graduation. state board exams in Boise June 10-11. reciprocity licenses issued for local nurses. Astronomical lecture by Dr A N Harding at the University of Idaho Southern Branch on Other Worlds Than Ours. Y M C A board reports on playgrounds and swim program. American Air Cadets noted. building and endowment fund updates presented.
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Martha Ann Avylett
Grace
Aylett
Jordan
Utah
Grace Tabernacle
McHan Mortuary
Texas
J. C Hansen
Fargo Apartments
Sherman
Pocatello
Forest Woodman Circle
National Organization
Northwest
Hansen
George A. Davis
College of Dentistry
University of Southern California
Dr. Davis
Idaho State Board
A. N. Harding
Fayette
Arkansas
University of Idaho, Southern Branch Assembly
A. Oo
Ss Tribune
City
Corps
American Air Cadets Corps
Mr. Wolf
Local youths pursued after freight train trip to California
Whittlesey and Neumann with Turner and Wolf among officials searched local yards for two boys aged 16 and 11 who rode a freight train toward California. One boy was caught. the other believed to be en route to McCammon and expected to be returned.
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Glenn
Bert Beared
Burley
California
McCammon
Increased Attendance at Indian Springs Swim Classes
Increased attendance is reported for daily swimming classes at Indian Springs natatorium instructing by Ed Godfrey under the American Red Cross six week training, with learners from Pocatello and American Falls. Notable participants include Ray Cavanaugh and Margaret Cavanaugh among beginners and Edward and Harriet Leonard among swimmers.
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Ed Godfrey
Indian Spings Navatorium
Godfrey
American Red Cross
Idaho
Indian Springs
Pocatello
American Falls
Ray Cavanaugh
G. Z. Goza
Sam Foote
Ivan Hewitt
W. Kurt
J. C. Atwood
Robert Leonard
Margaret Cavanaugh
Pearl Stoker
Ace Armstrong
George Hopper
Lloyd Edmonds
Elleeard
Eiam Howard
Merle Howard
Edward and
Harriett Leonard
Nellie Ross Injured in Wyoming Leader Fracture
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross vice chairman of the Democratic national committee and former Wyoming governor broke her left ankle after a street accident in Huron. She was hospitalized for treatment after the injury occurred last night.
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Huron
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic National Committee
Wyoming
Bones of Pioneer Sublette Family Sought for Resting Place
Wyoming official receives a request to remove Pinkney W. Sublette bones from a St Louis courthouse basement exhibit. Perry W. Jenkins of Big Piney proposes burial at Green River rendezvous, funded by the county, citing historic ties to the Sublette family and the ongoing land dispute that hinges on Sublette death date.
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ST. Louis
Sublette County
Wyoming
Sublette Brothers
Pinkney W. Sublette
Schmoll
Perry W. Jenkins
Big Piney
Wyo
Great Lakes
Sublette
State Supreme Court
Schiroll
Cheering News for Worker Over Fifty
Detroit June 30 AP Cheering news from industry and medicine supports older workers. Dr J A Britton told the American Medical association that discarding workers at 45 wastes a decade of peak efficiency. He said maximum efficiency runs 38 to 55, with greatest output in the last decade and notes older heads aid teams in baseball and business.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Chicago
American Medical Association
Dr. Britton
Britton
Dern To Show Boise Then Hailey Bout For Fourth Gala
Ira Dern of Salt Lake will wrestle Wild Bil Thompson of Salt Lake in a two out of three fall match at Hailey during a three day Fourth of July celebration. The state athletic commission announced the card.
Pageant Tonight At School Auditorium At Eight
Under Miss Gert rude Hughes and Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton a cooperative pageant will be presented for students and parents this evening at 8 o clock in the school auditorium. Prominent citizens including J. G. Hansen C. Christensen and Mrs. R. O. Gillis will participate. Mrs. Hayes will address on The New World Challenge to Parents and Teachers. Musical numbers by Miss Lorna Jane Cornell and Merle Hughes followed by Miss Ann Smith reading A Magazine Story.
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Gertrude Hughes
C. H. Pinkerton
Parent
J. G. Hansen
C. Christensen
R. O. Gillis
Pred Jetter
J. E
Fame of Gem State Potatoes Reaches Mediterranean
A letter to the Tribune from Mrs. A C Hinckley of Pocatello reports Idaho products gaining fame abroad. The note, sent from Europe, includes an Italian steamer menu with over seventy items and features the Idaho Baked Potato.
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Mediterranean
Idaho
United States
the Tribune
A. C. Hinckley
Pocatéllo
Europe
Genoa
Naples
President of U P to Attend King of Edgemoor Birthday Party
Carl Gray president of the Union Pacific system will attend the July 10 celebration at the Thousand Springs farm Wendell Idaho marking the tenth birthday of King of Edgemoor senior herd sire and top Guernsey cow. Also invited are C W Robinson W W Fitzpatrick Dr E M Gildow D E Warren and D L Fourt.
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Carl Gray
Union Pacific System
Thousand Springs
Wendell
Idaho
King of Edgemoor
C. W. Robinson
American Guernsey Cattle Club
W. W. Fitzpatrick
E. M. Gildow
University of Idaho
D. E
Pocatello Lawyer to Speak at State Bar Session
Idaho State Bar will hold its annual session at Boise July 11 and 12 hosted by the Ada County Lawyers club. A. L. Merrill of Pocatello will speak on A Survey of Idaho Judicial Business. Mayor Pope will give the welcoming address and Jess Hawley will follow. A post session picnic supper and dance at The Plantation will conclude the program.
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Idaho State Bar Association
Boise
Board of Commissioners
Ada County Lawyers Club
House of Representatives
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Judicial Council
Pope
Jess Hawley
Safety Campaign of Lions Proves Success
Apparent success of the committee of 100 safety plan inaugurated by the Pocatello Lions club was reported at the weekly luncheon. A large number of tickets were turned in as the campaign progressed. Attendees included Jean Bistline a former Pocatello resident.
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Pocatello Lions Club
Jean Bistline
Pocatello
Rexburg
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Good Will
Paul Nash
Lions Club
Lions International
Denver
William Dohse
W. R. Dunn
Parry Harrison
FPM Bistline
Robins Acquire Ike Boone from Missions. Morrison Released
Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson announced the purchase of outfielder Ike Boone from the Pacific Coast league Missions club and the unconditional release of pitcher Johnny Morrison who had disappeared. Boone previously played for the Yankees White Sox and Red Sox. The price was not disclosed.
Gomes Hurts In Batting Practice For Yankees
Vernon Gomes, young New York Yankee left handed pitcher, suffered a ruptured blood vessel in his leg when struck by a batted ball during batting practice ahead of the Cleveland New York game. The Okmulgee Oklahoma chamber of commerce offered free theater tickets to residents providing an unenumerated name in the census push.
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Gomez
New York
Vernon Gomes
New York Yankee
Okmulgee, Okla
Clamber of Commerce
Metals Market Roundup From New York
Copper quiet with spot and futures up 12¢. Iron prices steady at No 2 f o b levels in Eastern Pennsylvania Buffalo and Alabama ranges. Tin soft with spot near 30.25¢ and futures around 30.50¢. Lead steady at 5.25¢ in New York with broader activity mixed. Antimony at 7.00¢ and quicksilver at $120.00.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Alabama
St. Louis
Dogalte
Flour Market Minneapolis Slight Change in Prices
Minneapolis June 30 AP Flour prices were largely unchanged as deliveries and shipments continued to move through the market. Dealers reported steady demand and minor fluctuations across varieties, with traders watching futures and exchange rates for guidance.
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Minneapolis
Markets End First Half With Dull Trading And Deflation Hints
New York June 30 The stock market closed the first half of 1930 with January hopes unrealized and prices near rock bottom. Trading was dull but shorts covered as shares rose 2 points or more in late trading. Indications point to testing levels before any bull run, with reinvestment demand expected from large outflows of interest and dividends.
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New York
Shorts
Wall Street
American Telephone
Pennsylvania Railroad
U. S. Steel
American Can
General Electric
Atchison
National Biscuit
American Water Works
Liggett and Myers
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco B
Eastman
Macy
Auburn
Worthington
Air Reduction
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Case
Ingersoll Rand
Livestock Prices Slip and Gain Across Chicago Market
Chicago hogs 44 000 head opened steady to 10c higher with active late trade. top loads 180-250 lb at 9.35 per cwt. Cattle 19 000 head and calves 1 500. bids lower for fed cattle, cows scarce. steers 600-1500 lb mostly 9.50 to 12.60. Sheep 8 000, slow with fat lambs down 25c early. natives 11.50, westerns 12 or more. Ogden report shows hogs 745 and cattle weak to unevenly lower. grass steers around 8.50. Sheep 11 600 head, no early sales post.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
Ogden
USDA
Potatoes See Mixed U S Shipments Across Regions
Chicago and Salt Lake City reports show June 28 29 shipments with totals 1 007 across the United States. Principal states include Kansas Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma and Virginia with various parcel prices and values for Irish Cobbler and Bliss varieties amid market activity noted as steady in some stocks and weak in others.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Raw Valley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
North Carolina
Norfolk
East Shore
Salt Lake City
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Sugar Market Quiet as Offerings Grow Liberal
New York morning sugar market shows no sales with nearby at 3.35 and later shipments at 3.38. Futures open down 1 to 3 points amid liquidation and cash demand for cov ering. Prices drift through mid day with Cuban sales and trade activity lifting slightly, granulated refined at 4.60 to 4.70.
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New York
Wool prices hold firm in Boston market
Wool prices remained firm in Boston as demand slowed and receipts of domestic wools rose. Foreign wools available in Boston are lightest this year while substantial volumes of domestic wools arrived for immediate delivery to mills. Receipts through June 26 totaled thousands of pounds compared with the prior week.
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Boston
Market Update: Silver Prices Edge Lower on June 30
Silver prices in London and New York drifted lower on June 30 with quotes shown as 18%d per ounce in London and 33%&c in New York. AP reports indicate modest declines across markets.
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Silver
London
New York
Ollver
Liberty
Liberty Let
Liberty 4Th
Treasury
Eee
Wheat Grain Rush Dims but Volumes Soar Across Plains
Wheat arrivals at grain centers from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas surged to about twice last week as harvest runs continue under ideal conditions. Prices closed unsettled with wheat down around one to one and a quarter cents per bushel while corn fell a fraction and provisions moved variably.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
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Down Town
Pocatello Weather Bureau
Everty-Four
Loretta Cennis
Eva L. Blaine
Theresa A. Priebe
Minnie Rueter
Staho
Maxine Adams
W. Lloyd Adams
Rexburg Standard
Court of St. James
Miss Adams
Italy
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Gaylord Sanford
Elmer G. Hardy
May Hardy
Jay L. Downing
District Court
Pocatello Tribune-Fox Orpheum Theatre
W R. Davidson
Tribune-Orpheum
Parent-Teachers Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Farr Evans
F. E. Tydeman
J. W. Foreman
J W. Myers
Paul Bryan
W. E. Dohse
North Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Guy L
Tyler
Sandpoint
Eagles Lodge
Salmon City
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
Lewiston
St Maries
Pointa
U. P
King of
Edgemoor
State Bar Association
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Kolster Radio
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Lambert Co
Loew's
T&t
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Copper Tee
Mo Pac
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Arm del Pf
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B & O Pt
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Beth Steel
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Packard
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Param
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Pullman
Chrysler
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Col Puel & Ir
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Cal Edison
Davisn
del & Hud
Sta Gas & Fl
Drug Inc
du Pont
Goodrich
Graham
UN Pacific
Gt Nor Rypf
Hupp Motor
Int Cement
West Elec
Int Harvest
West Union
Gen Foods
K Springfield
San Eveesese
O. E. Rogers
Orpheum Theatre
Cae
Mel
North Slain St
Rosemary Beautte
Hazel McKellar
National School of Cosmetician
W. Wyeth St. Phome
U.S
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Gy Bates
Western Finance Co
Gam F. Smith
Pocatelle
Keystone Cafe
East Center Street
Ethel Hall
Canton Cafe
Viaduct
Chrysler Servicing
Duart Croquingnole
Nestle le Mur
Ringlette
Shelton
D. L. Hopla
Nestle
Duart
Bishop’s Permanent
North
Lincoln
Hanson Beauty Shoppe
N. Hayes Street
Masonic Temple
Estimat Pocatello
Crea Post
Arthur
Automobile Armatures
South Main
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