Moroni Olsen Play to Open Wednesday at Frazier Hall
The Moroni Olsen series presents The Taming of the Shrew at Frazier hall Wednesday evening under the Business and Professional Women's club. The lighthearted adaptation blends Shakespeare with early 20th century slang as Petruchio woos Kate amid comic chaos and a rural wedding.
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Frazier Hall
The
Technical Institute
Moroni Olsen
Piers
Business and Professional Women's Club
Petruchio
Katherine
Car Turns Turtle Near Dead Man's Curve On Blackfoot Highway
Dr. and Mrs. I. W. Lynn witnessed a Dodge touring overturn near Dead Man's Curve on the Blackfoot highway. Six youths, three girls and three young men, crawled from the wreckage uninjured. The vehicle belonged to John H. Johnson of 63 North Ninth Avenue and was driven by his son. The party was returning from a program and dance at Fort Hall.
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Fort Hall
I. W. Lynn
Blackfoot
John H. Johnson
Orth Ninth Avenue
P T A Meeting At General High School Tonight
The P T A of General High School meets tonight at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The Rev Sloan will give an address and Mrs Ferris girl chorus will render several vocal selections.
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The
General High School
Sloan
Wagon Missionaries to Hold Series at Nazarene Church
The Wagon Missionaries begin meetings tonight at the Church of the Nazarene 341 West Clark Street and continue through Friday March 6. Subjects include Christ and What He Came to Do What Must I Do to Be Saved The Bible a Miracle of 3000 years The True Gospel and The New Birth with the public invited.
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Church of the Nazarene
West
Clark Street
Fight the Film on Your Teeth with Free 10 Day Trial
A dental ad claims a film on teeth causes most tooth troubles and hides beneath it whiter, healthier teeth. It promotes a 10 day free trial and a coupon, urging readers to mail it or ask a druggist for Pepsodent to combat the film and improve smile appeal.
Community notices fill town schedule of clubs and meetings
Local groups announce upcoming gatherings at Antlers hall Elks club K of C hall and church venues. Dances circle meetings R A M M W A Moose Legion Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid and community chorus plan dates with calls for full attendance and special programs.
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Young Married Couples Dancing Club
Antlers Hall
West Center Sr
Order of Benefit Association of Railway Employes
W. O. W. Hall
North Main
Mooseehart Legion
Tts
K. of C. Hall
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ray Techudy
East Center
Woman Struck by Auto in Hit and Run Near Fremont
Mrs. Gladys Taylor of 332 North Lincoln Street was hit by an unidentified Ford touring near Fremont nee street around 10 pm and left with severe bruises and minor scalp abrasions. She was found unconscious by Frank Mullen and is hospitalized. police have no lead on the driver.
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Gladys Taylor
North
Lincoln Street
Fremontnee Street
Ta. Taylor
Frank Mullen
Taylor
Woolley Apartments
T Taylor
Vicar Rocks Baby's Cradle Observing Ancient Custom
In Blidworth England the rector rocks the cradle of the most recently born baby in church to mark a 700 year old rite. The ceremony, tied to Candlemass observance, places the cradle inside the altar rails with candles and acolytes. Once a village procession was done, now omitted.
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Mansfield
Eng
J. Lowndes
Blidworth
Candlemay
Christ
Pocatello Real Estate Board reports 1924 building work over 700000
A 1924 partial appraisal by the Pocatello Real Estate Board shows building and improvement work in excess of 700000, excluding O L buildings. The board plans to publish complete totals later in the week and push for a city building permit system to access records.
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Pocatello
The
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Renants
Bannock
MacGowan
San Francisco
United States
Idaho
Senate
Chamber of Commerce of
Preston
W. KB. Packard
Fletcher R. Burrus Co
K. of C
Pacific Fleet Starts Play in Two-Month Naval Maneuver
Fifty two vessels of the battle fleet move to a mobilization point off the Coronado islands as the Pacific prepares for a two month series of maneuvers. The blue fleet from the Atlantic arrives to scout and locate the enemy black fleet with about 58 ships in first line strength.
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San Pedro
Calif
Coronado Islands
Pacific
United States
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Supreme Court wheels in rail labor board power
The Supreme Court ruled railroads are not compelled to submit labor disputes to the railroad labor board and may choose who represents their employees. The Pennsylvanias cases were upheld, a move seen as limiting board authority and possibly prompting railroads to ignore the board in future disputes.
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Washinton
Railroad Labor Board
Supreme Court Ss
Nanan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Teen Shot Scores Highlight Pocatello Trap Meet
Sunday trap shoot by the Pocatello Trap Shooting Association yielded several high scores though not enough members attended to qualify as a medal event. The meets recorded official scores with notable names such as William Jess and Townend among the top, while an East Africa athletic meeting added a 100 yards race for women, with praise for native girls and potential for world-class times.
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Pocatello Trap Shooting Association
Fe Ee Cree
William Jess
Bean
Smith Becenetieee Brockwell
Hinckley
Townend
Leppard
Bodenbender
Stewardson
Jacobsen
East Africa
Major Bills In Hard Luck
Washington reports major legislation faces a jam with only appropriation and minor bills likely to pass before adjournment. The rivers and harbors authorization bill heads for final action, while Likely near misses include farm relief and prohibition unit reforms. House approves a $10 million hospital facilities appropriation for World War veterans.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Interior Department
White House
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Cramton
Prohibition
McFadden
Agricultural Conference
Senatericulture Committee
House
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Spanis Springs
Veterans’ Committee
Lee
Veterans Bureau
Stone to Take Supreme Bench
Washington March 2 AP The Supreme Court prepared to receive Harlan F Stone of New York as a member today with the traditional induction ceremony. Stone fills the vacancy from Justice McKenna's retirement, marking the fifth new member in four years. Taft heads the four Harding appointments.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan F. Stone
New York
McKenna
Taft
Harding
Take Salts For Rheumatism Advised In Early 20th Century Ad
Rheumatism strikes all ages and classes. The ad promotes Jad Salt and Salts as a remedy, advising four ounces daily in water for a week to neutralize acidity and flush kidneys. It claims many users and emphasizes warm clothing and water intake.
Robbery Case Undergoes Trial in District Court
The March term opened with Judge Robert M. Terrell presiding. Defendants in three cases appeared, including D. E. Montaigne alias C. Skidmore charged with robbery for allegedly stealing a gasoline engine from a Oxford garage, with jury selection in progress. Attorney Walter Anderson represents the defendant, County Attorney H. J. Swanson prosecutes.
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Robert M. Terrell
Sessio
Felows
George H. Ladabouche
Marion L. Kimball
Ygnacio Barigas
L. J. Samuelson
D. E. Montaigne
C. ©. Skidmore
O. R. Bunnm
Oxford
Walter Anderson
H. J. Swanson
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