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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

2

Southeast Fair district organized plan discussed at Blackfoot meeting

A joint committee in Blackfoot appoints steps to form a Southeast Fair district under the recent legislative bill. Petitions must show 51 percent county support, with next county commissioners meeting to receive the plan. Each county will organize, dates will be coordinated with Hirscher’s and other fairs to avoid conflicts.

Tribune Blackfoot Southeastern Fair Association Chamber of Commerce J. Bennett Bingham County Yeaman Bonneville Carr Nelson Anderson Aeville County F. C. McGowan J. W. Thomets Baprneck County T. J. Bennett C. C. Clarke B. J. Fieisted Bingham J. Fieltsted Hirscher’s Association

Scarlet fever antitoxin to reach Boise pharmacies soon

Boise officials announce an antitoxin for scarlet fever approved for commercial manufacture by the U S Public Health Service. Dr F W Almond says tests show rapid clinical improvement within hours and fading of the rash, promising a major advance in medicine.

Boise United States Public Health Service F. W. Almond Idaho Public Health Service Almond

McCammon Notes Priests, Visitors, and Movers In Town

Miss Glade Litimer visits from McCammon with friends at Pocatello. Several residents travel between McCammon, Pocatello, Oakland, and Lava Hot Springs for family, business, and schooling.

McCammon Jesse W. Lwry Atello Hospital Robert Ray Montpelier Thomas Mariner W. A. Crouder Idaho Falia Evan Christensen Amalgamated Sugar Cemency Pocatello Ramona Stephenson Mildred Tribbie Lava School Lucretia Tribble Dorothy G. Ellis Boise Yor H. Greene R. T. Hale Tagen Mr. Greene Hale G. W. Fox Fay A. Gibbs Eer B. Wasa Salt Lake City Geo. Gasser Ivan Gaseer I Qemmen M. Edwards J. McA McAughe Maor Methcenes Bae & Wellmoore Seattle McAughey Meer T. W. Rowe Ee Hall Sam Cagna Lava Hotdings Cagna Beutens

Klan Damage Case Versus Twin Falls Being Heard Today

Hearing on demurrers and motions to strengthen the complaint in five five thousand dollar Ku Klux law damage cases against Commissioner W R Leslie Chief P O Herriman and others was set for tomorrow morning by Judge W A Babcock. Plaintiffs claim illegal arrests for alleged traffic obstruction. Several defendants pleaded to theft forgery or alcohol offenses with sentencing pending Friday and tomorrow.

Twin Falls W R Leslie P O. Herriman W. A. Babcock Porter & Witham Wolfe & Wilkins Leslie Shad L.hogin A. J. Myers Ennis Jennings Edward Frazelle Carl Gustaveson Joe Conzales Roy Lard Ansel Perkins Leo Perkins John Mason Charlies H. King Frank Hiner Clarence E. Potter Lquor Casas

Mothers Honored at Blackfoot Women’s Club Banquet

Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual mothers banquet at the Baptist church parlors. About 69 members and guests attended. Maude Turman presided. the program featured community songs, musical numbers, a club discourse by Miss Mabel Johnson, and toasts by Mattie Waters and Mrs. Leon J. Chapman with “Our Daughters,” ending with a farewell to all mothers by Jessie Lloyd.

Tribune Blackfoot Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club Baptist Church Jessie Lloyd

Community News from Lava Hot Springs March Events

Local notes report visits from residents to Pocatello and Green River guests at the McGuinn ranch. Family arrivals include a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baxter. A dance at Tunk’s hall drew a large crowd with music from Paris.

Tribune Lava Hot Springs Mar A. M. Boyce Pocatello Boshart Celia Daniels Henry Daniels Miss Daniels Dr. Williams W. L. Dickerson U. S Alec Miller C. H. Baxter Dorothy Parish Tunk's Hall Paris

I C C to Evaluate Intrastate Railroads

Boise March 17 The interstate commerce commission informed the state public utilities commission that its officials will arrive in Boise in June to assist in valuing intrastate railroads. C W Spencer will lead the investigation to check material quantities and condition while avoiding track bed recrossing. The legislature recently appropriated 12000 for the work.

Boise State Public Utilities Commission Interstate Commerce Commission The Utilities Commission C. W. Spencer

Inkom Carnival Night Promises Boxing Show and Community News

The Inkom Athletic club held a carnival at Highway Inn featuring three boxing bouts and other festivities. News items note sickness at Short Line, visits by residents to Pocatello Idaho Falls Salt Lake and Alameda, and local social calls including the Richardsons and the Marso family.

Tribune Inkom Inkom Athletic Club Highway Inn Frank Hart Pocatello Hennesy Fern Richardson Fanny Richardson Helen Smith Ella Francis Earnest Howard Tardner Idaho Falls Harry P. Wilson Salt Lake G. Grant Jeff Pratt J. C. Forrest A. P. Marso F. B. Hunley Robi M. Allan Duncan Alameda E. A. King

Mansard Roof Origins Debated By Early Architects

The article argues the Mansard roof was misattributed to Frethcois Ward and suggests the style originated earlier by an unnamed architect. It notes Ward lived 1598 to 1666 and that a precursor designer added the roof and himself to popular belief. It adds the British Museum’s collection grows by about 100,000 volumes annually.

Department of State Washington Popelas Frethcois Ward Ard British Museum

New Discovery Joint Ease Claims to Ease Stiff Joints

An ornate advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a miraculous cure for stiff, swollen joints. It promises rapid relief for knees ankles hips shoulders and spines with a quarter-inch dose rubbed into the skin, claiming results by morning and urging readers to buy widely.

Agriculture Boom Predicted for Idaho by Commissioner Means

Idaho Commissioner of Agriculture Mark Means says citizens should promote Idaho’s opportunities to other states after visiting Lewiston. He notes diversified farming with balanced crops, rising dairying and poultry, and improving farm land values, urging profitable investments now. Women's interest shifts toward wireless vanity bags and careers in banking, insurance, and real estate.

Boise Mar Idaho Mark Means Lewiston Ero

Blackfoot Tribune Carrier Change Notice

Blackfoot subscribers are informed that John Hale at 56 Broadway will handle Tribune delivery in Blackfoot starting this date. Call 79 between 4 and 6 pm with complaints. after 6 pm, papers are to be folded and placed in mailboxes or on porches, with Mr Slate contacted if not done.

Blackfoot John Hale Broadway Pocatello Tribune Hale Tribune Mr. Hale Mr. Slate

Mars Climate Compared to Washington D C

Physicist W W Coblentz of the Bureau of Standards says Mars equator at noonday has climate similar to Washington D C for a few hours. He notes likely no permanent lakes on Mars due to low water. If life exists it must endure long droughts and extreme cold.

W. W. Coblentz Bureau of Standards of Washington Mars Washington, D. C

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Milwaukee Woman

A Milwaukee resident reports improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness and headaches. She describes prior doctor visits and iron tonics as ineffective, notes weight gain and resumed housework, and says friends have noticed her recovery.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Lydia E. Pinkham

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