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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

2

Idaho farmers focus on loans and yields in Idaho crops

Moscow reports that Idaho farmers paid more attention to meeting financial obligations than trying new ventures. Potatoes are grown for high yields and quality to profit in distant markets, with Idaho Netted Gem commanding California prices. Seed potato certification, new seed stock practices, and distant market demand shape the industry.

Moscow Idaho Farma E. R. Bennett University of Idaho Extension Division United States California Burbanks Mr. Bennett Ted Crowers

Reappointed coach in 1925 football season

John M. W time captain of the New wok Glass Ristaney. day following his stxty-fifth Cambridge, MassRobert Bob pes since 1919 head coach of Har- 4 football 'ball team' was reappointed to a during 1925.

Augusta John M. W Wok Glass Ristaney Cambridge, Mass Robert Bob

Three Champions Clash for Honors at McCall

A Boise committee led by C. O. Haga travels to Nampa to meet Kent and Gaston, winners of the Ashton national dog derby, as McCall hosts a three way battle among Kent Gaston and Zarn. Olcott Zarn and Metcalf entries bolster a tense race with fast tracks and potential records.

Boise C. O. Haga Chamber of Commerce Nampa Tud Kent Smoky Gaston Ashton Kent Meall Gaston Caldwell Payette Lakes Mccall Olcott Zarn Weiser Zarn Junction City Oches Metall Mctall Mountain Mail Service Carl Brown Beise Committee

Idaho Falls News Briefs From March City Gleanings

Oscar Bloomquist and Nancy Lundblade welcome a daughter born Wednesday morning. Local residents include Churchill of Huston-Churchill Co and P and Jewett auto rep. Various residents undergoing hospital care and travel include Q Bennett, L D S Hospital, R H Snyder, and Dewey Barton. Households see moves to Salt Lake City and visitors from Salt Lake to Idaho Falls.

Bennett Charlies Anderson Riverdale R. H. Snyder Cincinnati National Educational Association Dewey Barton Salt Lake Mr. Barton Schramm- Johnson Drug Company A. C. Sullivan Walkeree Bank of Idaho Falls Mr. Sullivan Mra J Wn. Hays

Blackfoot BPOE elects officers at March meeting

Blackfoot lodge B P O E held its March 2 meeting electing Mark Tuohy EB R as exalted ruler James Young leading knight P W Powers lecturing knight J Chapman secretary B Thorpe treasurer Philo Darnell tiler Hubert Peterson delegate to the grand lodge and Guy Stevens alternate J Early named trustee for a three year term Installation set for soon.

BAME Tribune Blackfoot Blackfoot Lodge Ular Mark Tuohy EB. R James Young P. W. Powers J. Chapman B. ©. Thorpe Philo Darnell Hubert Peterson Grand Lodge Guy Stevens J. Early

Teton Peak Council Organizes Boy Scouts in Idaho Falls

Idaho Falls hosts a large gathering as the Teton Peak Council forms a permanent Boy Scouts of America council covering Bonneville Jefferson Madison Fremont Teton Custer Lemhi Clark Butte counties and the Shelley district. Officers include Raymond Snyder president Harold Alvord executive and J W West scout commissioner.

Tribune Idaho Falls Sar Teton Peak Vernon Strong Lincoln Boy Scouts of America Bonneville Jefferson Madison Fremont Teton Custer Lemhi Clark Butte Oeme County Shelley Raymond Snyder Hyrum Kirkham O. A. Snow Rigby D. F. Richards J. W. West Harold Alvord George M. Scott C. BE. Dinwoody Paul T. Peterson Justin Tolman Higby Arthur Ball Ammon Scout Joseph Brunt C. BE. Dinwoodey D. D. Mote Dr. L. P. Nielsen Ira Stoker W. P. Hanson Horace Turner W.W. H Chapman Ward Maring Leonard Ball William Fisher George B. Ward John L. Madison John O. Newman O. A. Shipley Ray Andrus J. M. Gaddie R. H. Snyder Rotary Fred Carleson Ellis Masons Rev. Gulick C.S. Oden Knights of Columbus Paul Peterson Kiwanis Par Jey Rigby American Legion Clancy St. Clair Carl Nation Walter Scholes Clarence Richardson Menan Willard Burton Alfred Agren Lewisville Irvin Hogan Ririe Warren J. Webster Grant Percy Groom Hawley Taylor Boosters Club J. R. Sayers Teton Peaks

Elks elect officers in Idaho Falls lodge election

Idaho Falls Lodge No. 1089 B P O Elks held its annual election Tuesday evening naming John Poitevin exalted ruler William Gourley esteemed leading knight Charles Lord esteemed loyal and other officers to lead the order for the year in Idaho Falls.

ELKS Idaho Falls Order John Poitevin Illiam Gourley Charlies Lord

Supreme Court Denies Dismissal in Bonneville Salary Cut Case

Chief Justice Givens denies a motion to dismiss the Bonneville county salary reduction suit. Plaintiffs Estella Mulliner Jesse Nilsen and Charles Criddle sue county commissioners to set aside the board order cutting official salaries. The case proceeds in the Idaho Supreme Court with a date to be announced.

Tribune Idaho Falls Mar.pecieh Supreme Court Givens Estella Mulliner Jesse Neilsen Charles Criddle Bonneville County

Man in Serious Condition After High Tension Wire Contact

George W. Denning aged 30 is in serious condition at S. D. 8 S. hospital after a guy wire he held touched a live high tension line. He suffered severe burns to head back and fingers and feet with toe nails fallen. The accident happened at the Denning ranch near Ilona while moving a derrick. His brother J. W. Denning lost consciousness briefly but recovered and called for help. He was taken to Idaho Falls for first aid.

Idaho Falls Mar George W. Derning S. D Denning Ilona Mr. Denning J. W. Denning George Denning Idaho

Hopkins building leased for Joy Drug store relocation

The Hopkins building on Broadway opposite the Eccles hotel in Blackfoot has been leased to the Joy Drug company for a new drug store. Baron Clothing currently rents the space after temporary occupancy due to roof damage on a nearby corner. repairs are underway with a week or ten days expected to complete. Parley Swesteem may deliver a lecture with P Williams as secretary and M B Bundlie treasurer as well as other lodge representatives.

Tribune Blackfoot Hopkins Broadway Eccles Joy Drug Company Baron Clothing Store

Cross Word Puzzle Story Ship Ahoy

A playful puzzle story frames a ship voyage with numbered clues and a final boat name. The narrator roles as Captain guiding crew through wordplay themed navigation and vessel names while solving a last puzzle.

Rotary Extends Blackfoot Luncheon Hour to One Fifteen

At the Blackfoot Rotary Club meeting in the Eccles hotel, members decided to extend the noon luncheon to one hour and a quarter. Rotarian H. D. MacCosham reported on his trip to Watertown South Carolina and Midwest cities with perfect attendance. President Peck led the meeting with song leaders Dr. Hudson and Mrs. Virginia Liljenquist. M. B. Bundlie of Idaho Falls attended as Cecil Clarke's guest.

Blackfoot Area Blackfoot Rotary Club Eccles Hotel H. D. MacCosham Watertown 8. C Midwest MacCosham Chicago Sioux Falls Peck Hudson Virginia Liljenquist M. B. Bundlie Idaho Falls Cecil Clarke

Blackfoot City Council Grants Permits. Local News Roundup

The Blackfoot city council approved monthly bills and issued permits for Frank Paciane to build a garage on Main Street and Frank Hesse to add to his store on the west side. Judge Adair and Wayne Thoreson traveled to Boise for a few days, with a plan to bring back Rep Ed Thoreson and his wife. James sold sixteen cows to Ed B. Miller. L Hawkins of San Francisco visited on business. A Blackfoot chamber of commerce directorate meeting is set for Friday evening. The legion cast for Here Comes the Bride is nearly complete with rehearsals led by Miss Limpus. W H Scott, now in Portland, Ore., is back briefly for business. The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church announces a Japanese tea at Mrs. Rebecca Archer’s home from 3 to 6 pm Friday.

Blackfoot Frank Paciane Main Street Frank Hesse Judge Adair Wayne Thoreson Boise c Edward Thoreson James Ed B. Miller L. Hawkins San Francisco Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce American Legion Limpus W. H. Scott Portland, Ore Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Rebecca Archer

Women's Clubs Convene at Midway

The Canyon County Burbank Federation of Women's clubs plans a meeting at the Midway school house next Saturday. The 11 a.m. business session will cover officer elections and reports, followed by lunch at 1 p.m. A program from 2 to 4 p.m. includes an address on Some Educational Problems by Boise attorney B W Oppenheim and a lineup of musical numbers and readings.

Canyon County Burbank Federation of Women's Clubs B. W. Oppenheim Boise

Treasury announces new long term bonds and short term certificates

The treasury announced an additional issue of 20 to 30 year four percent bonds combined with a nine months treasury certificate of indebtedness at three percent interest, establishing the March 15 quarterly fiscal operation.

Washington The Treasury

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