Southern Branch honors rise as honors spread and growth continues
Grade cards for the second semester were mailed to Southern Branch students. The record is the best in years with a higher average and more honor students. Dean John R. Dyer notes improved freshman class quality and Idaho high schools supplying more top students. Honor roll list includes Bannock County names such as Mary Anderson and Eugene Bingham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Branch
Southern Idaho
John R. Dyer
Utah
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Bannock County
Mary Margaret Anderson
Eugene Clair Bingham
Margaret Cass
Dorothy Keener
Eileen Leonard
Helen Loux
Dorothy B. Stone
Cleo Williams
Emmons Williams
John Banyard
E. Reginald Burns
Harold Fox
Ruth Johnson
Frances Louise Lauck
Newell Liljenquist
John Henry Mack
Marjorie Moore
Duane Pennoyer
Mary Louie Stocker
Frances Terrell
Repair Work Underway on Pocatello Public Schools
Summer repair work on Pocatello public schools is in progress with janitors performing most tasks to stay within the maintenance budget. No landscaping will be done this year. projects include re roofing Washington and Roosevelt schools and part of the senior high. Corridors and the auditorium floor at the senior high will be refinished and walls redecorated. interior painting at Franklin junior high and exterior woodwork at Whittier Jefferson Bonneville and Lincoln schools. One Bonneville room will be replastered and redecorated. two tempering bank controls will be installed at the senior high heating system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Public Schools
E. Norman Vaughn
Washington
Roosevelt
Assembly Hall
Franklin Junior High School
Whittier
Jefferson
Bonneville
Lincoln
Vaughn
Canton Cafe Prices Reduced Lunch and Dinner
Merchants' Lunch and Dinner now 25 cents from 11 a m to 8 p m. Chop Suey and Noodles our specialty. Short orders at all hours. Canton Cafe.
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Canton Cafe
Borah Celebrates 68th Birthday After Hospital Stay
Senator William E Borah of Idaho marked his 68th birthday while convalescing from surgery in Baltimore Messages of support poured in from hundreds including President Roosevelt Mrs Borah noted widespread remembrances The White House sent a birthday greeting and a bouquet sat at his bedside He underwent surgery Monday at Johns Hopkins and expects to return to Washington in several weeks
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Baltimore
William E. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Ten Named To Red Cross Board Review
Ira H. Masters of the Bannock County Red Cross has submitted ten prominent Bannock county citizens to form a board of review for veteran service connected claims under the pension act of March 20. The names were chosen with counsel from American Legion Post Commander Harold Hinckley. Members listed include John Hood, S. E. Brady, Roy T. Hale, R. H. Wells, B. W. Davis, Arthur N. Peterson, Nate Black, G. N. Ifft, Paul Nash and J. I. King. Alternates named are A. L. Merrill and E. P. Calph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira H. Masters
Bannock County
American Red Cross
Harold Hinckley
American Legion
John Hood
S. E. Brady
Roy T. Hale
McCammon
R. H. Wells
B. W. Davis
Winter encampment of Washingtons Army at Morristown
Washingtons Continental Army spent the 1777 78 winter at Morristown New Jersey undergoing difficult weather supply shortages and rebuilding for campaigns ahead
Rebinding Contract Let For School Textbooks
A rebinding contract for four to five thousand textbooks belonging to Independent school district No. 1 has been let to a local firm at eight cents per book. Rebinding will add two years of service to each book and reduce the need for new purchases. An annual audit by Clark B Moon will be completed by July 15 and published afterward.
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Independent School District No. 1
E. Norman Vaughn
Lee Blackmer
Vaughn
Clark B. Moon
Pocatello Council Advances Local Improvement District Plan
The City of Pocatello on June 7 1933 adopted a resolution to create a Local Improvement District to spruce up streets and utilities. Protests must be filed by July 11 1933 with a hearing set that evening at City Hall. Estimated cost 5673.60. Streets include East Side Seventh Avenue East Center Street to East Carter Street and other numbered avenues from Center Pocatello Avenue to city limits.
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City of
Pocatello
North Arthur Avenue
Idaho
City OF Pocatello
Seventh Avenue
East Center Street
East Carter Street
Sixth Avenue
Pocatello Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Clark Street
Lewis Street
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Terry Street
Street map of proposed improvements and district boundaries
A detailed list of streets from First Avenue to Seventh Avenue and surrounding paths in the west and east sections, naming numerous streets including First Avenue Clark Street to Fifth Avenue and East Hayes avenues. It notes the proposed work to sprinkle and flush streets with water, repair them, and form an improvement district with a total estimated cost of 5673.60 to be assessed on abutting and benefited lands.
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Main Street
Buell Street
Halliday Street
Arthur Avenue
Carson Street
Garfield Avenue
Young Street
Benton Street
Hayes Avenue
Custer Street
Center Street
Greeley Street
Sherman Street
Sublett Street
Bridger Street
Hayden Street
Wyeth Street
Harrison Avenue
Fremont Street
Lander Street
Clark Street
Johnson Avenue
Lewis Street
Bonneville
O.S.L
Whitman Street
Pocatello to Assess Costs for Street Improvement District
City Council sets assessment method for abutting properties and benefited lots under Title 49, Chapter 25. Protests must be filed by July 11, 1933, with a hearing scheduled July 11, 1933, at 8 P.M. in Council Chambers West Side Fire Station. Public notice to be published in the Pocatello Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Pocatello
West Side Fire Station
City of
Pocatello
Notice of Forfeiture Seizure Ford Phaeton 1928 Model
Notice from the Office of Prohibition Administrator Seattle that a 1928 Ford phaeton with Motor No. 155253 seized from Arvin R. Swanson on June 13, 1933 at Pocatello Idaho is forfeited to the United States and will be sold under Section 3460 R S. Claimants must appear within 30 days of June 23, 1933 to file their claim with the Federal Prohibition Administration in Seattle or Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Office of Prohibition Administrator
12Th District
Ford Phaeton
Arvin R. Swanson
Pocatello
Idaho
United States
R. S
Prohibition Administrator
Fed
Prohibition
Federal Building
Boise
Lambert O. Shirley
Geo. W. Oylean
Indians Chose Fertile River Bottoms For Corn Lands
Native peoples selected fertile river bottoms and rich upland areas for their cultivated corn patches reflecting practical farming across varied terrain.
Indians Cultivated 400 Acres Within Delaware Ohio Area
The article notes that Indians once controlled roughly 400 acres of cultivated land inside what is now Delaware Ohio, outlining historical land use before settlement.
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Delaware, O
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RED Cross Board
George Washington
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Bucknell University
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Kamchataka
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Man‘y Carroll
Robert Armstrong
Lew <oDy Comedy
Night
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Eddie Cantor
Ziegfeld
Arthur Tracy
The
Street Singer” Pictorial
First Avenue
Lovejoy Street
Carter
Bonneville Street
Seventh
West Side
Chas. A. Brown
J. Ward Green
Public Enemy
42Nd Street
Warner Bros
Air Express
Lea
Taxt Boys
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Charles
Pretty Boy” Floyd
Oklahoma
Desperado
Associated Press
Roberts
Westinghouse Light
Rite-Way
Ing
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First Security Bank
First Security Corporation
Intermountain Banking Organization
Taylor's Cyclery Service & Fixit
South 2Nd Ave
Percalx
Percalx Dist
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