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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

5

Wife Traveled as Hobos in Men's Garb Across the West

Mrs Margaret Olsen dressed in gray suit cap and heavy shirt toured cities with her husband Charles Olsen. Married in Newport News W Va last June they began with less than a dollar to see the world. They rode freight trains poorly in New Orleans Kansas City Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles and San Francisco before moving on seeking greener distant fields. The pair worked as a waitress and cook in various towns and left Pocatello this morning after a brief stint of work.

Margaret Olsen Charles Olsen Kansas City Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Pocatello

Miniature Shot Production Speeds Shine

A worker can produce over 360 million tiny shots or about 250 million larger shots in a single long shift, highlighting astonishing throughput in mass manufacturing.

American Falls Dam Construction Underway

Archival report says aerial construction started on the American Falls reservoir with over 150 workers on site and 100 more helping move the town. Preliminary work includes building temporary bridges across the Snake River below the planned dam site.

Acrial American Falls FY. R. Burrus Burrus

Sister of Pocatello Man Thought to Be Dying

Miss Kathryn O Keefe of Sioux City Iowa seeks information on James Byrne for whom her sister is reported dying. The note requests any information on his whereabouts to be left with the secretary at the Knights of Columbus hall.

Pocatello Council Knights of Columbus Kathryn O'Keefe Central Avenue Sioux City Iowa James Byrne O'Keefe Mr. Byrne Botas K. C Knights of Columbus Hall

Pocatello Operator Drills Big Gasser in Oklahoma

The K Y Drilling company operated by W A Kedney of Pocatello brought in a big gas well on the Coffelt farm near Duncan Oklahoma. The drill entered the sand at 1028 feet and the well gauged above 25 000 000 feet. This marks a buoyant step for an intensified drilling campaign in the area as spring approaches despite water shortages.

K‘y Drilling Company Duncan Oklahoma Coffelt Farm The Tribune Duncan Daily Banner W. A. Kedney Pocatello

Warmer Weather Across Idaho and Montana Divisions

Yesterday's readings show warmer weather across the Idaho and Montana divisions. Pocatello leads the week with the highest temperature while Montana towns reported 22 in Melrose and 12 in Monida alongside other readings. Idaho towns ranged from 32 in Minidoka to 54 in Glenns Ferry with Nampa at 40.

Idaho Montana Pocatello Melrose Lima Monida Minidoka Shoshone Glenns Ferry Nampa Ontario Poestello

Democratic nominating convention set for April at Franklin building

The Democratic city nominating convention will be held in the Franklin building at the old Chamber of Commerce hall on April 2 at 8 p m. Dr J K Lynn serves as Chairman and Joe Gallett as Secretary.

Franklin Building

Knights Templar hold annual review in Gate City

Gate City Commandery Knights Templar hosted Grand Commander Henry P. Glinde of Coeur d Alene and Grand Inspector Chester G. Taylor of Weiser for the annual review and inspection. Officers and drill teams performed well with praises from grand officers. a 6 15 dinner followed by social time. Ray Swanson conferred temple order on his brother Theodore A. Swanson in a notable ceremony witnessed by their father Theodore A. Swanson Sr.

Gate City Raymond V. Swanson D. OC. Bellamy Gen W. S. Caton C. G Rev Howard Stoy W. J. Harvey Treas A. Amundsen Secy George W. Spritzer S. W W. N. McCarty J. W Ed. L. Ames St. B Hans Albrecht Sw. B C. S&s. Knott Marcus Grundfor J. Kitchin Tyler Ray Swanson Order of the Temple Theodore A. Swanson Pocatello Royal Arch Masons

Social events and Legion meeting in Pocatello Tonight

Social dance at the K of C hall with Mellwain orchestra. Pocatello post No 4 American Legion holds a Trinity hall meeting with new members initiated and discussion on Clean-up Week. Junior league basketball picture at Y M C A at 6 50 followed by stunt night. G A BR ladies meet at the public library tomorrow. Keystone lodge 81 A F and A M to confer third degree Friday March 20. All Masons invited.

K. of C Mellwain Orchestra Pocatello Post No. 4 American Legion Trinity Hall Episcopal Church North Arthur Avenue the Legion Pocatello G. A. BR Keystone Lodge Noa A. F A. M

Italian town to raffle baby found in square chief of police action

In a small Italian town a baby found in the public square prompted the police chief to decide a raffle for adoption. A childless couple won the child and had the infant baptized Victory.

Italy

Final Warning by Chief on New Auto Licenses

Chief L A Lehrbas warns no leniency for drivers using 1994 plates without 1925 state license receipts. Receipts from the county assessor must be pasted on windshields until new plates arrive. By noon today 2426 registrations had been made at County Assessor Charles A Brown’s office.

L. A. Lehrbas Charles A. Brown

West Pocatello Couple Buy New Home

Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenkins purchase a new residence in West Pocatello. The real estate move highlights a local family settling in the area with news of ownership and home ownership in the community.

West Pocatello Thomas Jenkins

Johnsons Celebrate Birth Of Eight Pound Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson of 805 South Arthur welcome a baby girl weighing eight pounds born at their home early this morning. Both mother and child are reported in good health.

Henry Johnson South Arthur

Mahan Injured in Engine Fall Fractures Left Ankle

Austin M. Mahan a Short Line machinist of 944 North Main is reported to be improving slowly after an accident Tuesday in which he fell from an engine he was working on and fractured his left ankle.

Austin M. Mahan North Maine Short Line

Licenses Issued For Several Idaho Couples

Marriage licenses were issued Wednesday at the county clerk's office to Louis Hargraves and Agnes L. Jackson of Pocatello to Alex Nault of Fort Hall and Wilhelmina Petri of Blackfoot and to Henry Mark and Mary Merck, both of Pingree Idaho.

Louis Hargraves Agnes L. Jackson Pocatello Alex, Nault Fort Hall Wilhelmina Petri Blackfoot Henry Mark Mary Merck Pingree Idaho

Sheriff Arrests Frank Hroneck on Delinquency Charge

Frank Hroneck was arrested Wednesday evening by sheriff's deputies on the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was jailed in the county detention facility in default of a $1,000 bond.

Frank Hroneck Sheriff's Force

Man Arrested for Window Peeping Faces Town Departure

Edward Larsen was arrested Wednesday night on window peeping charges. A $50 fine imposed by Police Judge John W. Peter was suspended on condition Larsen leave town by evening.

Edward Larsen John W. Peter

Mrs. J G Pruell Leaves Alaska for Kansas City Visit

Mrs. J G Pruell of Ketchikan Alaska long visiting relatives Mr and Mrs J Moore in Shelley departs late last night for Kansas City Missouri to visit friends. She is accompanied to Pocatello by Mr and Mrs Moore.

J. G. Pruell Ketchikan Alaska

Ranger S. R. Justice Expected to Return Soon

Pocatello forest reserve ranger in charge S. R. Justice has undergone recent surgery and reports gradual improvement. He anticipates resuming active duty within about two weeks.

Catmull's Dixie Minstrels Thrill Large Ward Audience

The Dixie Minstrels drew a capacity crowd of over four hundred at L. P. D. 8 Fourth Ward hall last night. The troupe performed to the amusement of a very large audience and will present again this evening starting at 8 p m.

Catmull Dixie Minstrels L. PD Fourth Ward Hall

Boulder 200 Ton Rock Blocks Idaho Northern Tracks

Word from the Idaho Northern region reports trains were halted for days after a 200 ton boulder fell on the line. Landslides are common on the branch but this season has seen no other major delays. Removing the massive rock required the full effort of the track crew.

Idaho Northern Branch

Annual stunt night at the Y M C A

The second annual stunt night at the Y M C A features informal acts by squads. Attendance is open to all as programs begin at 7 30 in the gymnasium to promote fellowship and ease competitive tension.

NUAL Y. M. C. A. Gymnanasium

Y M C A Plans Expanded Idaho Swimming Program

The mimeo outline for the current season's swimming and life saving instruction is finalized as part of the Y M C A effort. The organization aims to offer more swimming and life saving programs than any Idaho group has before. Pocatello swimmers have shown the Y M C A's potential, with further details to follow.

Y. M Idaho Pocatello

Piano Bargain Sale At Daynes Beebe Music Co

Local ad offers a fine piano priced to move with easy payments to reliable buyers. The seller notes avoiding storage or freight costs and invites quick written inquiries to Daynes Beebe Music Co at 615-5 Main Street Salt Lake City.

Daynes Beebe Music Co Main Street Salt Lake City

Amateur builders rise on Vienna outskirts in Austria

Forty villages have sprung up on the outskirts of Vienna as amateur builders erect their own houses. The movement reflects local insistence on home ownership and makeshift communities forming around self built dwellings. France has a river and Sweden town named A.

Austria Vienna France Sweden

Little Interviews With The Local Pastors

A preacher urges unity among Christian denominations through union evangelistic meetings. He argues cooperation strengthens the church s evangelistic mission and renews church members commitment, leading to revitalized community standards and better citizenship.

Free rupture treatment offered by mail from W8 Rice

Advertises a free trial of a stimulating rupture remedy by mail. Claims muscles tighten and the opening closes naturally restoring without a truss or operation. Urges immediate request, warns against delaying and mentions large ruptures as examples. Includes a coupon request.

Rice Main St Adams N. Y W. &. Rice, Inc Main &J. Adams

German Inventor Perfects Glasslike Chemical Product

A German inventor has perfected a chemical product resembling glass that can be rolled, bored, polished, or cut without splintering. The material offers many uses similar to glass and promises practical advantages in manufacture and handling.

Inflow Jackson Lake Reservoir weighs in heavier than prior year

Morana Wyoming report from the outlet of Jackson Lake reservoir shows water year values. On March 14 the acre feet stood at 277 540 compared with 277 540 the prior year. Inflow for the week ending March 14 was 68 859 versus 2 980 a year earlier. Inflow from Sept 1 to March 14 reached 172 320 versus 134 620 the prior period. Precipitation for Morana Indies week ending March 14 was 665 inches versus the prior year’s 862.

Burley Moran Wyoming Jackson Lake Moratua— Indies Wien

How Fat Actress Became Slender

An actress credits Marmola Prescription Tablets for easy weight control and steady slimming. The ad claims the tablets are available at druggists for one dollar or directly from the Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.

Marmola Co General Motors Detroit Mich

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Husband Pullman Gate City Commandery Northrup, King & Co Northrup King&Co Missouri Forest Ranger S. R. Justice Pocatello Forest Reserve Mr. Justice J. Clarence Anderson Church of the Nazarene Pocatello Ministerial Association Thour Jackson Lake Reservoir A. L. Whilton W. Center Hudson Bay H. D. Lauderback
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