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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1925

Page

6

Broncho Jim remembered as a brave early days figure

Fort Hall Superintendent William Donner shares a long reminiscence of Broncho Jim Pickerigah a respected elder of the Fort Hall region. The narrative traces his life from youth through frontier skirmishes cattle work scouting and eventual death in March. He left a large herd and a life of hardship and generosity.

Broncho Jim William Donner Fort Hall Indian Reservation the Tribune Brondie Jim Marcel Rundell Noogey Indiana Fort Hall Biz Butte Fort Hall Reservation Pony Express Jim Raft River Pickerigah Outfit Howard Nez Perce General Crook Bannock Creek Fort Hall Bottoms Old Fort Hall Old Fort Snake River

Community Warehouse for Potatoes Considered at Idaho Falls Meeting

Idaho Falls March 14. A meeting will discuss creating a community warehouse to store potatoes until market conditions favor shipment. The plan aims to cut storage costs and improve service for shippers during price fluctuations. Also mention of Pebble and Pocatello Gun Club aiding train No 17 stopping on flag in Bancroft.

Idaho Falls Mar Potato Association Bancroft Pebble and Pocatello

Contract Let For Brown Bear Mine Tunnel Extension

A contract was let by H. F. Samuels to E. Colton & Son for extending the Brown Bear coal mine tunnel on the Teton Coal Co property at Driggs Idaho. The tunnel will extend 3,000 feet into the mountain and is currently about 1,200 feet deep. The matter followed a suit by R. H. Harmon against Samuels and Reichert, which Harmon lost.

Tribune Idaho Falls H. F. Samuels E. Colton & Son Brown Bear Teton Coal Company Driggs Samuels Karl Reichert R. H. Harmon

Blackfoot Tribune Delivery Transfer Announced

Blackfoot subscribers will have John Hale of 56 Broadway responsible for delivering the Tribune. Hale must ensure each subscriber receives their copy and handle complaints after 6 p.m. Phone 167 for issues. Delivery will occur by folding newspapers and placing them on mailboxes or porches.

Blackfoot John Hale Broadway Pocatello Tribune Hale Tribune Cnue Yeresen

Radio listings for multiple stations across the United States

A dense, scrambled schedule of Sunday radio programs dated around March 15 across stations KOA KFI KGO GW CKY KTHS WEAP WCAL WCED WCCO WFAA WHB WCAI WOAW KOA KFOA KFRU KFKX CBD Minneapolis Ongoing church services concerts operas Irish programs dances talks and instrumental duets with numerous times and venues listed in a fragmented OCR extract.

KOA Denver Unity Church KFI Los KGO Oakland Presbyterian Church Portland Council of Churches Seles Francisco CKY Winnipeg Christ Church Baptist Church KTHS Hot Springs WEAP Fort Worth WCAL Northfield WCED Zion WCCO Minneapolis WFAA Dallas WHB Kansas City WCAI San Anton Cavalie'ra Rusticana WOAW Omaha Lutheran Church WOO Davenport Episcopal Orchestra Nver Malone State College N. M KFAE Pullman Los Angeles KFRU Lawrences KFKX Hast WCEE Elgin WDAF Kansas Night Hawks WEEW Boeloit Madison Milwaukee

Offices Moved to Pocatello in Idaho Conference

County agents and University of Idaho extension division experts held three days of meetings in Pocatello and decided the district home demonstration agent and the boys and girls club leader will be based there. Miss M Davidson of Bannock County is favored for one post as Boise offices close.

Idaho University of Idaho Pocatello Boys and Girls Club University Extension Division

Vienna Opens First Baptist Church in Austria

The first Baptist church in Austria has been opened in Vienna. Before the war there was a small Baptist community, but the numbers have grown greatly since peace was declared, making an erection of a church seem necessary.

Austria Vienna

Oregon National Guard chief nominee recommended for four year term

Secretary Weeks recommended Washington Colonel Creed Hammond of the Oregon National Guard for appointment as chief of the militia bureau for a four year term.

Washington Creed Hammond Oregon National Guard Department Militia Bureau

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