Postal workers in Pocatello area get retroactive pay raise
The U S Congress approved a pay increase for civil service workers in the Pocatello district. 29 local postoffice employes received retroactive raises to January 1 and all local postal staff will gain about 300 dollars annually. Rural carriers get four cents per mile, rail service workers gain about 450 dollars yearly for some and 300 dollars flat for others. A celebratory gathering was held in Eagle Hall as checks arrived. Total district increase stands at 27 300 dollars yearly. Additional notes mention ancient Zurich shore dwellings and Swiss baby weighing rules.
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Congress
Civil Service
Pocatello
Postoffice
A. B. Bean
Tocatello
Ange Lemon
Railway Mail
Buhl Run
Green River
Salt Lake
Butte Run
Baker Run
Hagle’s Hall
Loreal Civil Service
Railway Mail Service
Lemon
Guests Flood Pocatello Hotels Sparkling Lobbies Tale
Visitors to Pocatello fill local hotels with a menagerie of names from across Idaho and beyond. The Stroller relays a rambling account of crowds at the Crow and Yellowstone houses, with talk of signs, mislaid fire notices, and a parade of notable guests from Shelley to Salt Lake City.
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Jerry Sullivan
Ocatello
Jerry
Cain
Ken
Local residents receive hospital treatment and updates
Hospital notes list several residents with illnesses, injuries, and operations. Names include Angelo Cimerella, C C Peoples, Laura Evans, John Cook, Sonny Jim Miller, Charles White, Sarah Pookibro, Dodson, and Jesse Parson, with statuses ranging from confined to recovering at home.
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Angelo Cimerella
North Seventh
C. C. Peoples
Lava Hot Springs
Lynn Brothers Hospital
John Connell
North Ninth
Ed Devaney
North Main Street
Laura Evans
Boise
Cc. C
Elks Club
Charles White
Shoshone
Sarah Pookibro
Fort Hall
Miss Dodson
HW. A
List of Names from American Falls and Nearby Cities
A fragmented roster of individuals with ties to American Falls and surrounding towns lists Williams Blackfoot C E Rudy Buhl and many others including Denver Marshall Jones Miami Chicago St Anthony Coeur d Alene Rexburg Los Angeles Zimm erman St Louis Aas Boise Priest Kansas City Barrus Wryo and households Mrs D W Church Mrs R D Huzzard W Loos and John Blue An incomplete capture of residents and associates appears in the clipped text.
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F. L. Barnes
Salt Lake
W. H. Smead
Tradem
Ida
Chas. H. Mitchier
New York City
A. K. Clark
Denver
W. P. Marland
O'Dowd
New York
E C. Snook
Ford
Kas
Ko W. Dieckman
Idaho Falls
H. D. Dodge
J. D. Rigler
Great Falls
Virgil McAdams
Boise
Tom Canavan
Twin Falls
E P. Doyle
Butte
J. P. Clark
St. Anthony
C. W. Seeley
San Francisco
R. F. McCraecken
Jannett Brown
Rigby
H. H. Howard
L. E. Ross
Logan
E. L. Linford
R. C. Mott
J. §. Hale
San
Bannock
Max Caplan
Marshall G. Jones
Miami
Fla
L. N. Kearns
Chicago
Urban ‘Bracey
H. P. Glenderman
Coeur d’Alene
G. C. Vaughan
Rexburg
H. G. Laven
Los Angeles
E. E. Zimmerman
St. Louis
T. P
D. W. Church
American Falls
R. D. Huzzard
W. C. Loosborough
John Blue
N. J. Harris
Ogden
Governor Moore Leaves for Portland Vacation
Boise reports Governor Moore departs for Portland for a two week visit with relatives and friends. He seeks rest after a busy campaign and budget work, accompanied by Mrs. Moore. Lieutenant Governor Baldridge becomes acting governor during the absence.
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Tribune
Boise
Mar
Moore
Portland
George Delgrn
Delmer
California
H. C. Baldridge
Lamb feeding debate spurs Blackfoot farm meeting
A Blackfoot chamber of commerce gathering led by W K Kjosness and other local agribusiness leaders examined lamb feeding strategies to compete with eastern markets. Experiments at Aberdeen station show barley oat combinations rival corn, yielding about $1,400 gross profit from 400 lambs over six months. The group also discussed continuing county agent work in Bingham county and filling Thomas' vacancy with three applicants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
W. K Josness
Oscar Newman
Bingham County Farm Bureau
Ottends
A. J. Snyder
Springfield
J. M. Cook
Shelley
A. L. Sandurst
A. E. McClymonds
Mississippi Valley
Kjosness
Aberdeen
Agena
Bingham County
Rey
Walter Thomas
Thomas
Bonner County
Sand Point
Clyde Driggs
Teton County
Coos County
Oregon
Orpheum Screen Thriller On Air Mail Pioneers
The Orpheum presents a screen thriller about air mail pilots and cargo planes, featuring Warner Baxter Billie Dove Mary Brian and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. The plot centers on Russ Kane a mastermind crook who becomes a mail pilot to rob planes and ends by reforming his gang and marrying the heroine.
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Air Mail
Orpheum
Warner Baxter
Billie Dove
Mary Brian
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Russ Kane
K Unknown shown at Capitol with Virginia Valli
The Capitol theatre presents K The Unknown starring Virginia Valli adapted from Mary Roberts Rinehart's popular novel. Viewers praise the film for its faithful screen translation and engaging storytelling.
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Capitol Theatre
Virginia Valli
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Local Theatre Cast Shapes Believed Characters in Sidney Page Tale
The screen set mirrors the preconceived idea of the fiction’s characters. Miss Valli is hailed as the living Sidney Page. Percy Marmont plays K LeMoyne the mysterious stranger. Margerita Fischer is the lovesick victim. Dr Max Wilson is impersonated by John Roche. Francis Feeney and Maurice Ryan portray Sidney’s youthful sweethearts, with Myrtle Vane as Sidney’s aunt.
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Miss Valli
Sidney Page
Percy Marmont
K. LeMoyne
Margerita Fischer
Max Wilson
John Roche
Francis Feeney
Maurice Ryan
Sidney
Myrtle Vane
Harry Carey The Interpreter Of The Eternal West
Harry Carey lives 49 miles from the studio on a 1600 acre California ranch with his family horses dogs cattle and livestock He commutes daily to work at the studio using a limousine and would give up picture work rather than his ranch life in a straightforward conviction reflecting his western identity
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Harry Carey
Jazz Palace
Sangus
Calif
Carey
Carey Rancho
Attractive Display by Smith Candy Company in Pocatello
The Brady-McGowan company decorates its display window with Smith Candy Company goods made in Pocatello. The firm employs 50 people and uses thousands of pounds of Idaho sugar yearly. Its trade covers the intermountain states with weekly window displays for local firms. The lobby location between Hotel Bannock and the Chamber of Commerce enhances display value. Insects by day are more colorful than night varieties.
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Brady-McGowan Company
Pocatello
Smith Candy Company
Idaho
Intermountain States
Bannock
Chamber of Commerce
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