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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

12

Bening Purchases North Building in Pocatello

Pocatello attorney and longtime resident Benting has acquired the North building from the late Mr and Mrs Orth. The deed filed in district court confirms ownership valued around $100000. The second floor remains as Ger Gon apartments while Western Tent and Awning occupies a vacated first floor space. The Oriole plans to move to a larger room in the St Marie hotel by month’s end.

Benting Pocatello Th Arthur Ae Horth Ar Orth Aeiheevinke Ger- Gon Western Tent and Awning Company East Cen Oriole St. Marie Otel South Main

Pharmacy Lab at Idaho Tech Impresses Visitors

The new basement pharmacy laboratory at Faris hall, Idaho Technical Institute, features delicate spring balances enabling precise work. Prof. E C Leonard oversees the department, which plans larger enrollment after state board exams show Tech students scoring highest.

Faris Hall Idaho Technical Institute E. C. Leonard State Pharmacy Board Boise Idaho Tech

Inauguration Day Youngster Named After Nation's Chief

A baby boy born at 8 o clock this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Parr at 711 North Sixth Avenue in Pocatello has been named Calvin Coolidge Parr. He weighed nine pounds and both mother and child are reported doing nicely. The father is a local carpenter and the child is expected to grow up with aspirations of high office, echoing the inauguration day theme. President Coolidge has not yet been informed.

Pocatello Frank W. Parr North Sixth Avenue Calvin Coolidge Parr Coolidge Calvin Coolidge

Town Talk Bank Clearings and Area High School Games

Bank clearings in Pocatello on Tuesday totaled 238 724 06 dollars. Local high school events include a Lava High vs St Josephs game at 8 am and a girls basketball contest at the same venue.

Pocatello Oneatess St. Joseph

William Andrews Returns Home After Visit

William Andrews of Logan returns home today after visiting here for several weeks with his two daughters Mrs A B resee at 550 West Center and Don Talmadge at 1219 North Ar.

Wiliam Andrews Logan A. Bresee West Center Don Talmadge North Ar

Died at 79 with services in Japanese hall

The obituary notes the death of a 79 year old man with funeral services held Thursday at 8 00 from the Japanese hall on North Fourth avenue. Interment is planned in Mountainview Japanese cemetery under McHan Undertaking. The deceased was active in Idaho National Guard affairs and had recent ties to the community.

North Fourth Avenue Hey. Ewing Mountainview McHan Undertaking Company N Ha Nourse National Guard Idaho

Rotary club meeting at Bannock hotel noon Thursday

Rotary club will meet at the Bannock hotel at noon on Thursday. The Tech male glee club will provide the musical program under Professor T R Nielsen. The business session will discuss plans for a joint conference of Utah and Idaho units next month in Pocat.

Bannock Hotel Tech T. R. Nielsen Utah Idaho Jeholas Ifft J. Robbb Brads D. Apphiett

Estate Transfers Filed Tuesday Show Several Real Property Moves

Real estate transfers were filed Tuesday including Mary E. Cox and others to Agnes Kit-Senge et ux with a corner lot transfer. Chester G. Wells et ux to Bread, inc. with a Lake property transfer. George J. Lake et ux to Anna M. Goget with Bee Island Lane details. Charles H. Norton et ux to W. B. Coffins. Anna M. Coffin et al to Mrs. pag toe ee a.

Cox Mary E Agnes Kit- Senge Wells Chester G Ac Lake George J Anna M. Gog Ebm. Norton Charles H. Et. Ax W. B. Coffins Coffin Anna M Mrs Pag Toe Ee A

McCammon Visitor Transacts City Business

C Wilson of McCammon was in the city yesterday for routine business. The visit involved downtown transactions and local matters.

Wilson McCammon Vars Transac

World Court support drives in Idaho towns

John Duncan Pearmain, American Peace award field representative, arrived in Pocatello to mobilize local leaders for U S participation in the World Court on the Harding Hughes terms. He plans to form organizations in South Idaho including Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls and to push Senate debate through a nationwide peaceful discussion.

John Duncan Pearmain Pocatello United States Harding-Hughes J. Pearmain Mr. Pearmain Idaho Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls Pearmain Harvard Henry Ford Massachusetts World Court Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Possession of Cow Ends in Civil Suit Victory for Defendant

In district court a jury awarded Burnice Ormod $100 for a cow, with potential further damages if unrecoverable. Anderson and Sons Lumber Co sued over a mortgage itemized cow ownership, while Bert Orin failed to appear and faced a bench warrant after his $250 bond was declared forfeited.

Anderson and Sons Lumber Company Burnice Ormod Mages Budge and Merrill William Ryan Ormod Bert Orin Seeey

Elks Elect and Plan a League at Local Lodge

The local B P O E No. 674 elected J E Edgerton as grand lodge delegate and re elected A E Zener Art Hayes and Fred G Caldwell as secretary treasurer and trustee. New officers spoke briefly as a large attendance listened. A committee led by Charles Stinger and others sponsored a local baseball event. President elect A Grant declined to ride with pouring rain affected the departure.

J. E. Edgerton Grand Lodge S. Nash R. W. ‘Casey’’ Jones R. M. Terrell Roy L. Getty Joe Masero A. E. Zener Art Hayes Fred G. Caldwell Me H. Peterson Tad Jonas Ier Charles Stinger Land EB. P. Oviph Ross Philli Nteur

Sage Tea and Sulphur for Dark Hair Advertised

An old time remedy using sage tea and sulphur to darken gray hair is revived as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Consumers are advised to apply with a comb or brush and wake with clearer, darker hair. The ad touts a natural look and disguises gray while claiming added shine and fullness.

Wryeth Wyeth Appii

Coolidge Speech Hindered by Radio Static at Tech

Students gathered in the physics lab as static prevented hearing President Coolidge’s address on campus radios. Two sets failed to pick up the speech and local listeners reported poor reception. Tonight the speech will be played via record broadcasting from the lab in the basement of the old main building.

Coolidge Tech Hastings Neb Meadows Physics

Tech Notes Prominent Events At The School

Students urged to attend tomorrow morning assembly where new offices will be received. A social hour at Turner hall tonight from 7 to 8. Moroni Olsen Players present Taming of the Shrew tonight in Frazier hall auditorium. Intercollegiate declamatory contest to be held in Gooding this year. Tech students must report to Miss Hurst for local contest entry during the week. Local Tech declamatory contest to be held in Frazier hall auditorium next week. March 12 is set for oratory by Miss Hurst. Date for the contest to be announced later.

Nde The Tech Turner Hall Moroni Olsen Frazier Hall Southern Idaho Gooding Miss Hurst

Early Presidents Alive at Lincoln's First Inauguration

Five ex presidents Van Buren Tyler Fillmore Pierce and Buchanan were living when Lincoln was inaugurated for the first time.

United States van Buren Tyler Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln

Inauguration of Coolidge Tied to Adams Centennial

The ceremony aligns President Coolidge’s debut with the centennial anniversary of John Quincy Adams's inauguration, noting Adams as the last Massachusetts born predecessor. The linkage emphasizes the Massachusetts connection in the presidential lineage.

Coolidge John Quincy Adams Massachusetts

Music Program at Forum Delights Chamber Luncheon

The Chamber of Commerce forum enjoyed a lively noon program at Bannock. Mrs. Agnes Warner Bowen performed several solos and the Tech Glee Club offered pleasing numbers as a preview of the March 11 concert at Frazier Hall. Gaylord Sanford spoke on Music Week and plans for a joint Preston gathering were announced.

Chamber of Commerce Forum the Bannock Agnes Warner Bowen Ofden Tech Glee Club Frazier Hall Gaylord Sanford D. AJ Harader Chamber Pocatello Chamber Preston Chamber of Commerce Preston Harvard University America Pocatello

Presbyterian ladies to host dinner at Antler's Hall

The ladies auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will host a dinner tomorrow evening at Antler's hall starting 6:30. Mrs. J. C. Bullard and Mrs. Gerald Sullivan will entertain the L. A. to B. L. & F. E. card club Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Bullard's home on 1142 N. Harrison. The L. A. to B. of R. T. will meet tomorrow at 2:30 at Woodman hall.

The Presbyterian Church Antler’s Hall J. C. Bullard Gerald Sullivan L. A B. L F. E. Card Bullard N. Harrison R. T Woodman Hall

40 Kinds of Pain and St Jacobs Oil Endorsement

An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a universal pain remedy used for 65 years. It claims the oil counteracts irritation and increases blood flow to relieve congestion, urging readers to apply it to sore spots and chest colds and to keep it on hand for immediate relief.

St. Jacobs Jacobs OI St. Jacobs UI Nature St. Jacobs Oil

Y W C A Board Meets as Secretary Reports February

The Y W C A board, with twelve members present, reviews secretary Miss Juliet Minson’s February report during Citizenship Month. She notes no northwest community conference this year, praises the Eddy visit program, outlines health and employment initiatives, and reports on Girl Reserves activities and committee work.

Juliet Minson Sherwood Eddy Eddy Hotel Bannock Miss Minson J. A. Harader Pocatello Chamber of Commerce American Falls Miss Miason Twin Falls Triangles For Citizenship George Oliver

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