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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

2

Wage Scale Adopted at Idaho Falls Meeting

A wage scale for all field labor classes was adopted by a Tri Idaho Falls committee after months of work. Representatives from the farm bureau Idaho Sugar company and Potato Growers association attended. The plan sets a three dollar daily rate for day labor until haying time with compulsory scrip as common labor currency. Officials discussed opening an employment bureau and establishing headquarters to assist farmers. Committee members included Carl Johnson Oscar Johnson W Nance John Strate Trask Arther Ball and C J canteens.

Idaho “Falls Farm Bureau Idaho Sugar Company Potato Growers Association Carl Johnson Oscar Johnson W. Nance John Strate Trask Arther Ball C. J

Funeral Services for John Balmer Saturday

John Balmer, age 66, a Roberts resident for 40 years, died at home Wednesday. A miner and farmer involved in Market Lake development, he worked with the Greon Short Line project and leaves daughters Lavinia J Mary A Olive L and Ada with sons John N. The Catholic church in Roberts will conduct services at 11 AM Saturday, with burial in Rose Hill cemetery Idaho Falls.

Idaho John Balmer Roberts Market Lake Lavinia J. Mary A John N. Olive L Ada Catholic Church of Rose Hill Cemetery Falls

Fragmented Idaho names weave through midweek social notes

A garbled Idaho item mentions Tom Kirdson Jr calling on his daughter Mrs Richardson Jr at Tyhee and several locals including Cope and J Wanamaker traveling to Inkom and attending a conference. Names and places blur but indicate social and travel details from the period.

Tom Krrdson, Jr Mrs. Richardson Jr Tyhee M. Bush J. i Seabee Hargraves C. W. Gardner E Mire

Idaho Falls Kiwanis Plan Dinner Honoring Ladies March 18

At a luncheon, the Idaho Falls Kiwanis club announced a March 18 dinner at the Elks club to honor the ladies with invitations sent to Kiwanis members from Pocatello Blackfoot and St Anthony. Dr Loose spoke on business and professional cooperation. Jt Samsel criticized mall order houses for draining local money.

Tribune Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club Elks’ Club T[tocatello Blackfoot St. Anthony Loose Alien Samse New York JT. Samsel

Montpelier News Briefs Highlight Local Resignations and Events

J B Meredith resigns as manager of the Golden Rule Mercantile in Montpelier. Earl Logan Utah arrives to take charge. The high school play Commencement Days wows the Gem theatre audience with strong cast and coaching. Debating tryouts form a league with Paris Thatcher and Grace. first debates set for March 13. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Orson Toomer. Various locals travel to Boise Oklahoma Pocatello Burley and California.

Tribune Stecisl Montpelier J. B. Meredith Golden Pile Mercantile Company Earl Helen Hamblin Tia Juana Orchestra Paris Thatcher Soda Springs Grace M. H Orson Toomer O. B. Campbell Boise Cornwell Oklahoma Tiny Skinner Gem State Ma Mage Businese Pocatello Charles Grunig Burley Hyrum Burton George Hunter Herald Biliett Logan Golden Rule Mercantile Company Bpongbe C. ' Y Connor Kemmerer Wyo Mulligan Club Royal Gidney California

All Bran Taken to All Walters Leads Constipation Joke

A garbled OCR text notes AL BRAN taking All Bran to walts and jokes about constipation and farting. The readable parts imply a humorous yet crude line about digestion and bowel movements without clear context or individuals.

Pene Ee AL Bran Bran Walts

Conscience Moves Idaho Student To Pay Longstanding Bill

In Boise in 1890 a man bought 6.50 worth of candy from Pearl Candy. In 1920 a University of Idaho senior Frank Minas sent a 26 check to settle the debt with interest. The elder Minas had died and the company changed hands. the debtor says his conscience urged payment.

Moscow Mar Boise R. B. Minas Pearl Candy Company Frank Minas University of Idaho Geman Ias Minas Bolse Candy Company Tor Minas

High School Honor Students Are Named

The Blackfoot high school honor roll for the first six weeks of the second semester lists first honors: Sonia Kinney, Anna Eleanor Chapman, Margaret Decker, Thelma Hodson, Wanda Parsona. Second honors include Kathryn Lamson, Ina Whitmill, Lucy Turner, Edwine Shawver, Helen Barrus, Randall Wallis, Dorothy Eckersley, Fay Jeppson, Rosemary Cowen, Wilford Beck.

Blackfoot Mar Blackfoot High School Sonia Kinney Anna Eleanor Chapman Margaret Decker Thelma Hodson Wanda Parsona Kathryn Lamson Ina Whitmill Lucy Turner Edwine Shawver Helen Barrus Randall Wallis Dorothy Eckersley Fay Jeppson Rosemary Cowen Wilford Beck

Idaho Falls Local Health Updates and Aauto Incident

George W. Denning regained consciousness after contact with a high tension wire and is expected to recover. Horace Turner is hospitalized after an emergency operation. Mooney injured playing basketball at the state university in Moscow. foot casted after multiple small bones fractures. Del Cary Smith, former Fraternal Order of Eagles leader, to speak on Old Age Pension at Idaho Falls lodge with a dance to follow. Charles Perry escaped serious injury when his car ran amuck in Teton City, crashing through a fence and damaging the Anderson lumber yard before the vehicle refused to stop.

Tribune Idaho Falls George W. Denning L. D Denning Horace Turner Turner Methodist Church Spencer Hospital Coveny Mooney Arlen Mooney State University At Moscow del Cary Smith Order of Eagles Idaho Fats Smith Charles Perry Teton City Anderson Lumber Perry

Blackfoot Glee Club Impresses with Balanced Chorus

The Tech glee group delivered a fine concert with a well balanced chorus and evidence of strong training. Notable soloists included Elien Eng soprano and William Goleek, with Sweeney cited for talent. A large audience attended the program.

Tribune Speviel Blackfoot The Tech Toon Elien Willim Goleek Aple Methodist Church Odd Fellows of Gooding College Dent Tenney Edna L. Swingle Visits Teachers Association Pocatello May Hutchinson Sterling Gilbert Meyers Wisneper Hickcken Ieee Wes Marwiee Bishop Bowker Bird He Binckfeet High School

Spirit of Kiwanis Address in Blackfoot Attendance Noted

Blackfoot Kiwanis club held its regular lunch at Eccles with President Collins Rex Dunlap as song leader and accompanist. The first meeting in the annual attendance contest recorded 85 percent attendance. Ida Falls club invites members to its ladies night dinner dance next Monday. Lon Cone hosted W. H. Scott, Portland attorney and former Blackfoot resident.

Tribune Blackfoot Blackfoot Kiwanis Club the Eccles Collins Ee Rex Dunlap Dunlap Idaho Falls Lon Cone W. H. Scott Portland Ore

Freming Sketches Spirit of Kiwanis At District Meeting

Rev. J. J. Freming delivered a talk on the Spirit of Kiwanis based on the district trustees meeting held in Pocatello a few weeks earlier.

J. J. Freming Kiwanis Pocatello

Award Approved in Tacna Arica Arbitration

President Coolidge approved the Chile and Peru Tacna Arica arbitration award. Washington dispatches report the decision reached after negotiations between the two nations.

Washington Chile Peru Coolidge

White House to Deliver Decision to Chilean and Peruvian Ambassadors

Secretary Kellogg announced today that the presidents signature was affixed to the award and that delivery to the Chilean and Peruvian ambassadors will occur at the White House Monday morning. The piece recalls rings and luck from ancient times and Solomon’s belief in a guiding ring for judgments.

White House Kellogg Solomon

Novel wheelless car walks on runners like a horse

A motor vehicle with two pairs of 10 foot runners moves by alternately raising and lowering them as it advances. It runs with a walking motion similar to a horse. The craft has carried loads of eight tons.

Hills Bros Coffee The Recognized Standard

Hills Bros Coffee ships across the West from Alaska to the Gulf and from the Pacific Coast to the Mississippi. The ad promotes Hills Bros as the cream of the crop from plantations worldwide, economical to use, and delivering quality coffee to millions of lovers in a vast western empire.

Pacific Mississippi Alaska Gulf Hills Bros West

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