Glee Club Delivers Brilliant Annual Concert
The Idaho Technical Institute glee club performed to a crowded eleven hundred at Frazier hall last night. Under Prof. T R Neilson the program showcased talent from soloists Miss Elen Engstrom and Miss Cecelia Cosgrove to the violin and piano solos. The ensemble closed with Alma Mater as a final touch, highlighting a memorable evening.
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Tech Glee Club
Frazier Hall
Glee Club
William Golieke
Kenneth Henderson
A. G. Beery
Alvin Morgan
Elen Engstrom
Neilson
Cecelia Cosgrove
Handley
Holy City
Kreisler
Miss Cosgrove
Euleta
Miss Engstrom
William Geleeke
Mr. Geleeke
Maymie Ingard- Neilson
Idaho Technical Institute
Glee C’nh
Lawcen Elliot
William Goleeke
Kenneth Folkman
S. Eilington
Frank Watson
Kenneth Hiendersen
Theo
Bruckner
Harold Lackey
A. G. Berry
J. Hopper
EE. Remmington
T. R. Neilson
Tech to Play Omaha Friday in Tech Gym
Hutchinson's Tiger quintet meets the fast Omaha O. 8. L. basketball team Friday night March 13 in the Tech gym. Tech men have worked strenuously this week and will be prepared to meet the Omaha squad in every department of the game.
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Hutchinson
Tiger
Fast Omaha O. 8. L
Tech
Fast Omaha
Home Beautiful subject of lecture tonight
Professor F E R Bennett of the state university horticulture department will lecture on home beautiful in Antlers hall at the Elks club tonight at 8 30. Mayor Ben Ross urges all citizens of Pocatello to attend as slides show new home uses for flowers and garden beauty. The talk is free and lasts one hour with special emphasis on a better wholesome city. ladies are especially urged to attend.
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FE. R. Bennett
Horticultural Department
The
State University
Elks Club
Ben Ross
Pocatello
Bennett
Ross
Tech and friends plan annual ecommerce ball in Reed hall
Students anticipate a big social event the ecommerce ball to be held in Reed hall on a Saturday in March. The ball will feature symbols of St Patrick's Day with unique decorations. Music is secured and invitations issued for an enjoyable evening. This final ball of the year aims to be memorable for all attendees.
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Tech
Reed Hall
Highest clouds rise two miles above earth
A report states that the highest clouds in the sky reach an altitude of about two miles, describing the upper atmosphere as far above the ground. The note emphasizes the vast height of atmospheric layers and their distant vantage from surface observers.
Climate Shift Boosts Chinese Stand in Race
A regional climate stance shifts favorably for Chinese interests, outperforming other groups in public discourse and policy considerations. Analysts note heightened attention to environmental reform and long term economic resilience as key drivers.
Rabies Situation Serious in Upper Valley Counties
Dr. Wenderil R. Smith says rabies threats may lead to inter county animal movement bans in Fremont and Madison counties after surveys in Ashton St Anthony Rexburg and Rigby. Quarantine and dog vaccination push are planned to curb the outbreak affecting cattle dogs and horses. He notes 12 000 Canyon county cows tested TB positive in 59 cases.
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Fremont
Madison
Wenderil R. Smith
State Department of Agriculture
Ashton
St. Anthony
Rexbury
Rigby
Smith
Snake River Valley
Animal Industry Department
Students vie for Turner prize in March 20 oratorical contest
Twelve students answered Professor Van Nuy's call for orators and will compete for first place and the Turner prize of twenty five dollars in a contest set for March 20. The Forum met last evening in the faculty club room to debate whether the Japanese should be admitted to the United States on the same basis as other aliens with Meadows Holland and Benson for the affirmative and Miss Jackson Kelsey and Burns for the negative. The affirmative team won.
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van Nuy
United States
Messrs
Meadows
Holland
Benson
Miss Jackson
Kelsey
Burns
Eight Pharmacy Graduates Study Poisons Testing
The eight members of the graduating pharmacy class take a special course in testing poisons focusing on alkaloids such as strychnine and morphine. Each student gets ten unknowns and two extra for every missed, to help identify poisons likely in poison cases. The class is taught by Professor B. B. Roscue.
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B. B. Roscue
Tech declamatory contest set for tonight in Frazier hall
The declamatory contest at Tech is scheduled for this evening in Frazier hall at eight oclock.
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Tech
Frazier Hall
Student recital and party invitations in town
A notice announces a student recital in Frazier hall tomorrow night and a March 20 party hosted by the Home Economists girls. It describes an invitation affair with social events for attendees.
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Frazier Hall
Tech Athletic Business Manager Ill In Idaho Falls
Chick Poitiin of the Tech athletic department is seriously ill in the L D S hospital at Idaho Falls. The departmental basketball series will continue tonight.
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Chick’’ Poitiin
Tech Athletic Business
L. D. S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Mrs Dayton and Miss Lowe Report on Cincinnati Trip
Mrs Dayton and Miss Lowe presented an engaging report of their recent trip to Cincinnati during the assembly today.
Matinee Dance Set By Senior High School Club
A Friday afternoon matinee dance will be held in the senior high school gymnasium. The event is directed by the school lettermen’s organization and features excellent music. A small admission charge will fund the club’s athletic encouragement programs.
Honor Society 1925 Inductees Receive Gold Keystones
Senior high students chosen for the National Honor Society receive 14 karat gold keystone emblems bearing the flaming torch of knowledge and the letters C S L. Report cards for the first six weeks show improved grades despite many activities. The senior class sends a telegram of support to the basketball team in Boulder to compete in the Rocky Mountain tournament.
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National Honor Society
Torch of Knowledge
En- Sa
Boulder
Colo
Pocatello
Chicago
New Camiknickers Show Pleated Influence In Lingerie
The latest camiknickers reveal the strong influence of pleats in outer garments. In dresses of hand embroidered silks crepe de chine or crepe backed satin the side of the drawers features wide inverted box pleats for freedom of movement.
Ocean Census Records Remarkable Fish Density
Scientists estimate about 120 million fish inhabit each square mile of ocean, revealing extreme biodiversity and dense underwater populations across vast marine areas. The finding highlights how aquatic life thrives in many ecosystems and informs conservation efforts.
Moon Business Holds Court in Bank Stock Case and Moonshine Trials
Judge Dietrich hears the bank stock ownership case involving D W Church receiver for First National Bank of American Fairs against Standrod Evans and Berryman. A jury is sworn in for US v Gustino Degulio on moonshine violations with evidence of two stills and white mule. Several defendants plead guilty or not guilty to prohibition acts. fines range from 100 to 500 dollars and jail terms loom. Trial dates set for March 20 and Friday morning.
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D. W. Church
First National Bank of American Fairs
D. W. Standrod
DD. L. Evans
F. W. Berryman
Dietrich
D. L. Evans
Berryman
U. S
Josephine Golding
Homer Golding
Martin Christensen
Luther Minor
Will Hall
C. E. Noble
Oscar Smith
Bingham County
Daisy Maynard
Power County
John Franz
Anna Peck
Stonhill
Montana
Western Pacific Proposes Dividend and Stock Split
New York March 11 Directors of the Western Pacific railroad corporation proposed a cash dividend of five dollars per share to common stockholders and a distribution of one preferred and one common share for each six shares owned, pending stockholder approval to modify preferred stock status.
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New York
Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
Daugherty to Testify at Rickard Fight Film Trial
Former U.S. Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and Bureau of Investigation chief William J. Burns arrived to testify for the government at the Tex Rickard case. The trial concerns a conspiracy in transporting Dempsey Carpentier fight films.
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Trenton
N. J
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Daugherty
Tex Rickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
Drink Water to Soothe Kidney and Bladder Irritation
An advertisement urges drinking soft water and Jad Salts to neutralize acid in the system and relieve bladder irritation. It claims acid in the blood irritates the bladder, causing burning and frequent urination, and recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days. It advises yearly kidney checks.
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Evercome
Pather-Daughter Banquet Promises Several Surprises
The Pather and Daughter banquet for local business leaders and Y M C A members promises major entertainment tonight. A surprise program includes gongs, instrumental numbers, vocal solos, and a special band performance. Reservations list 110 guests, with the Dads invited as guests of the girls.
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Juliet Minson
Pather and Daughter
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Smith
Erma Williams
Burnetta Watson
Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
S. M
Triange
Eski-eurder
Walter R. Siders
Tia Juana Races
New Color Blotting Paper Pink Debuts In Fashion Cape
A new shade described as blotting paper pink is showcased in a smart shop. An evening cape of silk velvet in the color is paired with a lavender pearl embroidered evening frock, highlighting the latest hue in the collection.
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New York
Mortgage Co Opens Office In Pocatello
W McCoy visiting Chicago banker officiates opening of Pocatellic Land and Mortgage Co offices in the Portneuf building. William G Phoenix of Devereaux Mortgage and Fred L Harris of Pocatellic will manage jointly. Harris to relocate from Colorado Springs with family. headquarters planned in Pocatello. eastern capital showing interest.
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W. McCoy
Chicago
Potatello
Pocatellic Land & Mortgage Co
Portneuf
Devereaux Mortgage Company
William G. Phoenix
Devereaux Company
Fred L. Harris
Pocatello Land & Mortgage Company
Harris
Colorado Springs
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Twin Falls Land and Water Company
Oregon
McCoy
Italian couple wed as Monroe hosts big wedding
Two thousand guests attended the recent wedding of a young Italian couple at Monroe Michigan.
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Monroe, Mich
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Western Pacific
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Pocatello, Idaho
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