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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
9
Appeals were filed to reconsider the court order ending a consent decree that barred the Packers from engaging in unified business. The motion seeks to restore their ability to pursue related activities under the agreed terms.
Two inter church league volleyball games at the Y M C A ended with Christian Science defeating Baptist peers, while Latter Day Saint teams swept past Episcopal in five straight sets. The L D S squad leads the pennant race, while Baptist efforts were hampered by Witty's absence and spotty attendance.
The piece notes Harry Wills under contract for three fights with Richard and predicts a Wills versus Gibbons bout as the midsummer event once Mullins is free. It cites Dempsey's idle period, Renault as a possible challenger, and speculation about referees and managers affecting the New York boxing scene.
New York discusses the death of Walter Camp and the future of his all American selections. The piece notes Camp's authority was unofficial yet influential and suggests football may seek a new leader or method to replace his role amid growing popularity of various all star lists.
Racing meetings in Cuba and Mexico with jockey clubs in Havana and Tia Juana. Billiards match in Chicago. Indoor tennis in Boston. Missouri Valley indoor track in Kansas City. Pierce County Kennel Club show in Tacoma. American Bowling Congress tournament in Buf- Golf Dixie amateur regatta in Miami and Ormond Beach Florida.
The Rotary club heard Commissioner of Agriculture W Kjostiess urge a shift in farm production to meet American demand. He noted Europe’s market decline after the war and urged growers to increase eggs butter cheese and other products while beef demand waned. Y M C A Secretary Wolf praised Pocatello’s growth and campus ties.
The Boys Scout Camp on Mink Creek seeks a district wide name with input from registered troop members. Prizes include one week of free board and lodging at the camp. Entries should be sent to Executive Buryl Blevens with sender’s address. multiple names allowed. Aims to serve Bannock Bear Lake Caribou Power Oneida and adjacent counties and not just Bannock County.
The senior high school formed a dramatic club on Wednesday with officers Lucille Holland president Fay Tatro vice president Qarl Valentine secretary and Elva Pugmire treasurer. Tryouts last week yielded about 70 members split into an active group of 35 and an equal associate group.
The Idaho Tech student body heard two talks at the morning assembly. J C H Louis presided as education head. R R Wolf spoke on The Great American Game defined as service to fellowmen. Prof Paul Guet urged liberal arts and language as culture.
Buenos Aires dispatch says La Nacion's Lima correspondent cites recent Peru demonstrations as the result of revolutionist activity. Some leaders were arrested and punished on the spot as part of the crackdown.
An advertisement touts Joint-base joint remedy claiming to soak in and limber stiff joints. It promises quick relief after ordinary cures fail and urges readers to ask druggists for Joint Ease.
The Tech forum met in the faculty club rooms with many members and guests present. YWCA officers for the next term were elected: President Lora Allison, Vice President Kathleen Keaton, Treasurer Eleanor Thomas, Secretary Emmanette Aitkins.
Landscape architect from Denver, R DeBoer, spoke at Pier hall on campus development in England and America and on city parks and roads. Mayor C B Ross of Pocatello presided and urged the planting of beautiful trees and condemned topping trees.
W Kjosnes state commissioner of agriculture and R Phomet county agent of Bannock county ask farmers to attend a general social and business conference. Foremen maintenance meeting for Utah and Idaho Short Line divisions will be at the Y M C A Library tomorrow at 1 30 p m under BE B Moberly division engineer U S L R.
The Union Pacific Pocatello athletic club holds its first business meeting tonight at 7 30 p m in the canteen car south of the O and O depot. President Phil Nash says several new members have joined in the past three days and a large turnout is expected to discuss near term plans.
The close contest for membership in the Featernal Order of Eagles ends at tonight's session at the Eagle hall at 8 p.m. Winners will host a banquet for the losers at a date to be set this evening. An initiation of candidates will also take place and good attendance is desired.
The local Eagles hall hosts Saturday night dances with an expanded five piece orchestra noted as among the finest in the area. A Balloon dance feature will highlight the evening as the new musicians provide the music.
The Ruth chapter Order of Eastern Star announces a dinner at the Masonic temple on April 7 followed by a dance at the Commercial hall. Proceeds go to the Gate City commandery Knights Templar triennial fund.
Fragmentary court record shows remarks about liquor served at a Crane home party and misaddressed babies on a porch. Witnesses describe intoxication and serving patterns while the defendant Grover Davin resists court questions and seeks to tell his side.
Davis could not follow the court due to deferal hears as he sought counsel at the start of the trial but refused.
A fragmentary item lists various individuals in town including G. E. Gribble of Truckee California visiting friends before returning home, and mentions of other travelers and a reported televisor unit. The report references Sam Ness a taucher and Fitts related travel actions with partial details.
Ad notes years of gas and nervousness after meals. claims Adelerika removes gas and bloating, promising relief and cleansing of the bowels. A jumbled pharmacy ad fragment cites Whittiessy’s pharmacy and a Mrs Cook testimony.
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