Preston Group Luncheon in Pocatello with Band
One hundred fifty Preston chamber of commerce members and their junior band arrive Tuesday in Pocatello to share a noon luncheon at Bannock hotel. The program features chamber quartet numbers and band solos, followed by a concert in front of the hotel from 1 30 to 2. Five minute speeches include President Don Brown and H B Thompson representing the Pocatello chamber.
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Bannock Hotel
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Pocatello Chamber
Japanese Pawns Employer's Watch in Larceny Case
Kay Shimada, a Japanese worker from Ogden who borrowed K Okamura’s watch while employed by a local gardener, left the car and keys at Okamura’s mailbox. Okamura filed a grand larceny warrant after receiving a pawn ticket showing $27 owed for the watch valued at $145. Shimada is described as a stranger to the local Japanese colony.
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Kay Shimada
K. Okamura
Pocatello
Okamura
Ogden
Shimada
Idaho Elks Leave for Atlantic City
A Southeastern Idaho Elks party travels to Atlantic City for the sixty sixth grand lodge reunion. Leaders include Grand Tiler R W Jones and Mr Jones, Past Exalted Ruler R E Watson and Mrs Watson, H Telford and Mrs Telford, A P Henzel, and Nicholas Nye. They join the Colorado Elks special from Denver, with stops in St Louis Chicago Washington and Pittsburgh before the July 6 arrival and July 7 business session.
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Southeastern Idaho Lodge
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
R. W. Jones
Jones
R E Watson
Pocatello Lodge
Watson
H. 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 Report
Moderate warmth dominates the forecast with a 82 degree high today at 2 30 p m and a low of 46. Prominent Grace resident Mrs Martha Ann Aylett dies aged 80 Grace funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p m with McHan mortuary handling arrangements. Mrs J C Hansen returns from Sherman Texas after assisting in Forest Woodman circle drill team ceremonies for the dedication of a new national home. George A Davis receives La Touche medal at USC dentistry graduation and prepares for Idaho state board exam July 8. Local nurses noted up from 1930s totals and reciprocity licenses issued. An illustrated lecture by Dr A Harding on Other Worlds Than Ours is set for the Idaho Southern Branch assembly with public invited.
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Grace
Ayilett
Jordan
Utah
Grace Tabernacle
McHan Mortuary
Texas
J.C. Hansen
Fargo Apartments
Sherman
Pocatello
Forest Woodman Circle
National Organization
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George A Davis
College of Dentistry
University of Southern California
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Idaho State Board
A. Harding
Fayette
Arkansas
University of Idaho Southern Branch Assembly
Y M C A Board Meeting Reports On City Programs
At today’s Y M C A board meeting held at noon A L Jones presented reports covering The Tribune free campaign the city senior baseball and the Y playgrounds and free swim program Ralph reported on the America program.
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Tribune {Ree
Ralph
America
Boys Sought After Freight Train Trip to California
Whittlesey E G Neumann A J Pierce RS Turner Secretary Ralph R Wolf and Director A L Jones pursued two boys aged 16 and 11 taken on a freight train ride toward California. One boy was caught in local yards. the other continued toward McCammon and is expected to be returned. Kiwanis Dinner Tonight at Bannock Hotel features Gaylord Sanford and a national president message for Ladies Night.
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Bert
Burley
California
McCammon
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Gaylord Sanford
Bones of Pioneer Sublette Sought for Reburial in Wyoming
In a St Louis court fight over a 3 million dollar land dispute, Perry W Jenkins of Big Piney requests the bones of Pinkney W Sublette, stored for 32 years in a courthouse exhibit. Jenkins, former Wyoming legislator, offers to fund transport and reburial at Green River rendezvous, arguing it honors Sublette’s historic ties.
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Sublette County
Wyoming
Sublette Brothers
Pinkney W. Sublette
Schmoll
Perry W Jenkins
Big Piney
Wyo
Great Lakes
Sublette
State Supreme Court
Schiroll
R. M. Nichols
Divorce Hearing Grants Decree in Hardy v Hardy
In the district court Judge Jay L Downing presided this afternoon over the divorce case Elmer GQ Hardy and May Hardy. A decree for Mrs Hardy was entered on the defendant cross complaint with testimony admitted to the record. Attorneys Peterson Baum and Clark represented the plaintiff while Isaac McDougall appeared for the defendant. The matinee at the Tribune Fox Orpheum theater offers prizes for fifty youngsters and promotes a Yo Yo toy distribution led by W R Davidson. The weekly Tribune Orpheum matinee draws about 600 children and is curated by the P T A with pictures selected by the Parent Teachers association.
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Elmer GQ. Hardy
May Hardy
Jay L. Downing
District Court
Pocatello Tribune-Fox Orpheum Theatre
W R. Davidson
Pocatello
Tribune-Orpheum
Parent-Teachers Association
American Legion Auxiliary Meets For Delegates And Social Hour
Regular Auxiliary meeting tonight will elect eleven delegates for the department convention. After business, Mrs Farr Evans and committee will lead a social hour with card games. Lunch served by the losing membership drive team, while the winning team chaired by Mrs. W. E. Dohse provides entertainment.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Farr Evans
F. E. Tydeman
J. W. Foreman
J W. Myers
Paul Bryan
W. E. Dohse
North Idaho Eagles Convention trip summarized by local officials
Mayor C Ben Ross and Attorney Guy L Tyler returned from Sandpoint after attending the state Eagles lodge convention on June 23 24 25. They toured via Salmon City Wallace and Coeur dAlene and back through Moscow Lewiston and St Maries visiting 17 northern counties where crop conditions are reported excellent. Tyler says discussions with northern politicians suggest a Democratic year ahead.
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C. Ben Ross
Guy L. Tyler
Sandpoint
Eagles Lodge
Salmon City
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
Lewiston
St Maries
Tyler
Increased Attendance at Indian Springs Swimming Classes
Attendance at daily swimming classes led by Ed Godfrey at Indian Springs nacatorium has risen. The American Red Cross funds a six week training course across southeastern Idaho starting July 7, with Godfrey based in Indian Springs until then. Pocatello and American Falls are well represented among beginners.
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Indian Springs Nacatorium
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
Junior Searene
R Cavanaugh
Pearler
Ace Armstrong
Geo Hopr
Lloyd Edmonds
Eileen "Teena
Iiam Howard
Merle Howard
Edward and
Harriett Leonard
Nellie Tayloe Ross Hospitalized After Ankle Break
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, vice-chairman of the Democratic committee and former governor, was injured in Huron when she fractured her left ankle after a street crossing. She was treated at a local hospital.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic Nemones Committee
Cyoming
Cheering News for Worker Over Fifty
Detroit June 30 AP Older workers are valuable says Dr. J A Britton of Chicago speaking to the American Medical Association. He argues discarding men at 45 wastes years of maximum efficiency from 35 to 55 and notes older heads aid judgment loyalty and stability in industry and sports like baseball. He urged preventive medicine to keep workers productive through age 55.
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Henry Ford
Chicago
American Medical Association
Dr. Britton
Britton
Pageant Tonight At School Auditorium At 8 O'clock
Under Miss Gert rude Hughes and Mrs C H Pinkerton the pageant organized by the parent teacher association and the community will be staged this evening at 8 at the school auditorium. Prominent citizens J G Hansen C Christensen Mrs R O Gillis Mrs Fred Jetter and Mrs J E Hayes will take roles. Mrs Hayes will address on The New World Challenge to Parents and Teachers. Miss Lorna Jane Cornell Merle Hughes will sing and Miss Ann Smith will read A Magazine Story.
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C. H. Pinkerton
Parent
J. G. Hansen
C. Christensen
R. O. Gillis
Fred Jetter
J. E
Fame of Gem State Potatoes Spreads to Mediterranean
Idaho products gain international notice through a letter to the Tribune from Mrs. A C Hinckley of Pocatello. She is touring Europe and sent a menu from an Italian steamer listing over seventy items including the Idaho Baked Potato.
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Mediterranean
Idaho
United States
the Tribune
A. C. Hinckley
Pocatillo
Europe
Genoa
Naples
President of U P to Attend Party for Edgemoor King
Carl Gray president of the Union Pacific system will attend the July 10 celebration at Thousand Springs farm Wendell Idaho marking the tenth birthday of King of Edgemoor senior herd sire and sire of the highest living Guernsey milk producer. Also present are C W Robinson W W Fitzpatrick Dr E M Gildow D E Warren and D L Fourt.
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Union Pacific System
Thousand Springs
Wendell
Idaho
King of Edgemoor
C. W. Robinson
American Guernsey Cattle Club
W. W. Fitapatrick
E. M. Gildow
University of Idaho
Pocatello Attorney to Speak at State Bar Session
Idaho State Bar annual session will be held in Boise July 11 and 12 with Ada County Lawyers club as host. A L Merrill of Pocatello will speak on a survey of Idaho judicial business. Mayor Pope will give a welcome and Jess Hawley will speak after. A picnic supper and dance at The Plantation will finish the event.
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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
The Pocatello Lions Club reports apparent success of the committee of 100 safety plan begun last week. A large ticket total at the campaign opening declined as success grew. Jean Bistline, a former resident, visited. Rexburg goodwill tour for Fourth of July was noted. Preston Chamber visit discussed. a club picnic drew many members. Pocatello slated for Lions International in Denver July 15 to 18 with delegates W Dohse and others likely to attend.
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Jean Bistline
Pocatello
Rexburg
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Paul Nash
Lions Club
Denver
William Dohse
W Dunn
Parry Harrison
F. M Bistline
Markets trading dull for the day
The stock market closed the first half of 1930 with January hopes unrealized and signs of deepening deflation. Trading was flat though traders covered commitments as pivotal shares gained 2 points or more. Large investors await a test of levels before a bullish shift.
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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
Shorts
Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago Market Opens
Hogs active with 44 000 head, direct trading 10c higher late. top 9 35 for 180 250 lb loads. Cattle 19 000 and calves 1 500, demand soft. fed steers and yearlings bid lower, cows scarce. Sheep 8 000 slow with fat lambs down 25c. natives 11 50, westerns 12 or higher, lambs 10 75 12 10. Slaughter hogs and vealers cited with price ranges across weight classes.
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Chicago
USDA
Hogs, cattle, and sheep market notes from Ogden
Hogs totaled 745 with 27 for market, steady after Saturday. prices range 8.90 to 9.25 per cwt for lighter hogs. Cattle at 184 head including 152 for market, weak to uneven. grass steers around 8.50 with some eight at 88, cows 5.57. Sheep 11,600 including 315 for market. no early sales.
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Ogden
Ap-Usda
Potatoes Shipments Reported Across States
POTATOES CHICAGO June 30 AP USDA total U S shipments Saturday 1007 Sunday 13 steady on triumphs weak on other stock trading fair. Raw valley sacked Irish cobblers best 1.40 155 Oklahoma Arkansas sacked Irish cobblers best 1.50 175 sacked bliss triumphs 22.15 fancy shade higher poor 1.25 North Carolina barrel Irish cobblers 83.50 3.75 Norfolk barrel Irish cobblers 3.75 East Shore barrel few 64.25 Salt Lake City June 30 AP USDA Potato Shipments June 28 total U S shipments 1007 principal states Kansas 86 Missouri 44 North Carolina 81 Oklahoma 27 Virginia 715 June 29 total U S shipments 13.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
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East Shore
Few
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Virginia
Robins acquire Ike Boone from Missions. Morrison released
Brooklyn Robins manager Wilbert Robinson announced the purchase of outfielder Ike Boone from the Pacific Coast League Mission club and the unconditional release of pitcher Johnny Morrison who had disappeared. Boone previously played for the Yankees White Sox and Red Sox. The purchase price was not disclosed.
Wheat Harvest Surges as Grain Prices Slump Slightly
Grain shipments from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas flood into Chicago markets. Wheat volumes near double last week but below last year’s peak. prices end lower by about one and a quarter to three quarters a bushel. Corn drops roughly a dime, oats down a notch, and provisions vary.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Bond quotations close in New York market
Bond quotations close in New York on June 30 listing Liberty issues and Treasuries with prices ranging from 32 to 56. Liberty 3438 32 47 and Liberty lst 4448 32 47 are shown along with Liberty 4th 4148 33 38 and Treasury instruments 414s 47 52 and 3s 46 56. Treasury 3s6 40 43 and 3548 43 47 appear in the report.
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Treasury
Yankee pitcher Gomez injured by line drive in batting practice
Vernon Gomez, a young New York Yankee left handed pitcher, ruptured a blood vessel in his leg when struck by a batted ball during batting practice before the Cleveland game. The Okmulgee Oklahoma chamber of commerce offered free theater tickets to residents who provided an unenumerated name in the census drive.
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New York
Vernon Gomez
New York Yankee
Okmulgee, Okakla
Metals Market Sinks and Rises Across Regions
Metals reporting from New York on June 30 shows varied activity. Iron prices hold at 12c for spot and futures, with regional quotes including Eastern Pennsylvania 18.00 19.00 and Buffalo 16.50, while Tin remains easy at 30.25c spot and 30.50c futures. Lead at 5.25c spot New York, Zinc near St. Louis, Antimony 7.00c, Quicksilver at 9120.00.
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Buffalo
Alabama
St. Louis
New York Raw Sugar Quiet as Offerings Rise
In New York on June 30, raw sugar moved little with no sales reported. Nearby sugars offered at 63.35 and later shipments at 3.38 futures opened down a few points amid liquidations and selling by last week’s buyers. Demand was limited, refiner price moves above 4.70 were announced, and granulated prices listed at 4.70.
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New York
Wool Prices Firm Despite Slower Demand in Boston
Wool prices hold firm in Boston as domestic wools arrive in volume and receipts total 308 000 pounds, while foreign wools remain tight this year. Mills receive available domestic wools promptly amid heavy receipts and slow demand.
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Flour Market Minneapolis Flour Unchanged Yet Shipments
Minneapolis June 30 AP Flour prices were steady with no change in quotations. Flour shipments remain steady as markets monitor supply and demand factors.
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Minneapolis
Bar silver prices mixed in London and New York
Silver prices in London stood at 18 percent per ounce while in New York bar silver traded at 33 and a half percent per ounce. The AP report notes localized market movements with currency and commodity factors influencing the two venues.
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Silver
London
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