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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

2

Lively Saint Patrick’s Day activities in American Falls

In American Falls on March 20 various events marked Saint Patrick’s Day. Local Moore Lodge hosted an invitation dance at Wagner hall with midnight luncheon. The L D&Bettef society held an anniversary party and pie social at the L D S church to fund a new Knob Hill church, with plans for a $15008 building. District Judge Robert M. Terrell held court, clearing long pending cases. Coffer dams progress and war prep work continued as townsite renovation, school levy plans for a new $85000 building, and a library move were discussed, with moves contingent on post school-year housing.

Tribune American Falls Mar St. Patrick’s Day Moore Wagner Hall L. D. & Bettef Society Knob Hill Robert M. Terrell Pocatello Methodist Epis Copal Porsatbie Themerican Falls Public Howev Ool

Bank examiner leaves Montpelier for Idaho appointment

Montpelier March 20 Marshall L Hooper National bank examiner who had been in charge of the First National bank of this city since it closed February 1 left Tuesday for Pocatello C C Sill national bank receiver arrived earlier in the week from Nampa and took charge of that institution B Waite federal reserve agent is here and will handle affairs connected with the Federal Reserve bank of San Francisco

Kiwanis Club Public Affairs Panel Backed Fair District Support

The Kiwanis weekly meeting chaired by Rex Dunlap heard B G Boone of the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce report on district fair committee sessions. The club pledged support for the fair district and authorized members to circulate petitions, with future meetings slated to focus on education.

Black Kiwanis Club Rex Dunlap Dunlap B. G. Boone Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Fair Kiwanis Committee On Public Affairs Oscar Neuman Walter F. Thomas Farm Bureau Walker Davis Jim Davis Pocatello Andy Andrew J. A. Jacobey J. J. Fleming J. C. Collins

McCammon News Briefs and Local Happenings

McCammon residents welcome Joseph Watts back after two years in California. He will help his father with farming this summer. The Parrish child Jessie Parrish died in Butte and was laid to rest at the McCammon L D S cemetery. Eight students from the local high school commercial department are chosen for the southeastern Idaho contest at Idaho Tech.

Tribune McCammon Mar Joseph Watts California W. G. Watts A. P. Marso L. D Jessie Basil Parrish Butte Montana Pacific Coast Packs Company Utah Perchase Rs. Lewis Los Angeles Claudius Idaho Idaho Tech American Fairy High Schhool Phyliis Lawry Laverne Morris Rose Green Wye Morris Thora Crockett Phyllis Lowry Nora McAughey Thelma Dixon

Pioneer Dies at Lincoln Rancher Peter Kelley

Peter Idaho Polishard Haoreter Kel ley a Lincoln rancher died late Wednesday after a long illness. He lived in Lincoln over 35 years and was a progressive farmer. He was 66 and survived by his wife and several children including Ethel Doug Salt Lake City and Raymond Zitting of Lincoln. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

Peter Idaho Polishard Haoreter Kelley Lincoln Ethel Doug Salt Lake Ay Rasmussen Lesmee Clark Phyllis Kelley Ifornia Raymond Zitting Iowa Eva Murdock Utah

Annual Spelling Bee Underway Across Bingham County

The annual spelling contest runs today and tomorrow in all Bingham County schools. Students, teachers, and parents show strong interest. County superintendent awards certificates for 90 percent or above, with school winners advancing to the county championship.

Bingham County

High School Forest Essay Contest Awards Offered

Idaho high school students may win 30 in prizes for essays Why Idaho Should Perpetuate her Forests. First prize 15 second prize 10 third 5. Awards by Associated Foresters University of Idaho to boost interest in forests.

Moscow Idaho Dean F. Giller School of Forestry University of Idaho Associated Foresters Coolidge C. C. Olson The Jamega J. Boone Dean Miller

Georgetown Man Buried in Local Cemetery Service

Harvey Alviro Dunn, 76, long-time Bear Lake county resident, buried in Georgetown cemetery after funeral in Georgetown chapel. Survived by children Harvey, Alviro Jr, James, Emma, Lorenzo, Crandell, Ira, and Ivy. death from general debility. Also notes Japanese death, hospital returns, and a母ther death in Montpelier.

Georgetown Montpelier Harvey Alviro Dunn Dunn Bear Lake County Paris Bloomington Gorgetown Harvey Dunn Alviro Dunne, Jr James T. Dunn Emma Hayes Lorenzo Bacon Crandell Dunn Ira Peterson Ivy Jackson Ontario California Kubota Edward Miller Pocatello Miller This County

Kiwanians Invited to Visit Utah City

Idaho Falls March 19 Kiwanis club members heard banker Joe Willsey discuss banking laws and fire conditions. Harry Wilcox of East Idaho Gas spoke on the gas situation. The club was invited by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce to send a delegation to Salt Lake City on March 30.

Tribune Idaho Falls Idaho Joe Willsey Anderson Bros’. Bank Idaho Is Kiwanis Club Harry Wilcox East Idaho Gas Company Kiwantans Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Utah Capital Salt Lake

Jury Finds Fackrell Not Guilty On Statutory Charge

Blackfoot March 20 a jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the case of the state versus E P Fackrell on a statutory charge after several hours of deliberation. The report also notes a separate item about Jewish representatives and Palestinian organized workers.

Blackfoot E. P. Fackrell

Mysterious disease hits horses in Dear Lake county

In Montpelier on March 20 officials report a long running horse illness has killed several hundred horses in Dear Lake county around Wardboro and Dingle. Dr. W. R. Smith and Dr. S. M. Turner led investigations with blood samples sent for lab analysis to diagnose and curb the outbreak. The disease has persisted for at least four years, threatening farmers by depleting the horse population and hindering farming operations.

Tribune Montpelier Dear Lake County Wardboro Dingle Kearl W. R. Smith Smith 8. M. Turner Rexburg Turner

Blackfoot Scouts Plan Field Day Stunts

Blackfoot Idaho March 20 The Boy Scout field meet will be held at the fair grounds in Blackfoot on Saturday March 21 at 16 a m under the Bingham county district council. Staff director H R Wallis field director L E Woodruff announcer Rev J J Fleming starter Jack Flaherty judges Adair and two assistants photographer F H Hasaing score DA Berry guest ob lie f Dent Coshan.

Blackfeot Fair Grounds Blackfoot Bingham County District Council H. R. Wallis L. E. Woodruff Rev. J. J. Fleming Jack Flaherty Adair F. H . Hasaing DA Berry Oblief Dent: Coshan Total Com Jas. Hoffman Jed Ashton Paul McLellan Pocatello Scouts Paul McClellan Beryl Blevins Beryl Blevina L. B. Woodruff

Tribune Delivery Change in Blackfoot News Service

Blackfoot subscribers are informed that John Hale of 56 Broadway will assume responsibility for delivering the Pocatello Tribune in Blackfoot. Call 79 between 4 and 6 am with complaints. After 6 pm carriers must fold papers and place them in mailboxes or on porches.

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

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