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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
5
The 1925 CM T camps open nationwide with age range 17 to 31. Programs include Basic Red White and Blue courses, with free transport, lodging, uniforms, and medical care provided by the War department. Attendance does not contractute future military enlistment.
The notice invites parents to observe a training camp for boys, highlighting discipline, health, and civic responsibility. It outlines locations for Idaho residents to apply, with camps in Fort George Wright Camp Lewis and other divisions, plus contact details for Major Drew W. Stanrod Jr.
Junior High students present the operetta Windmills of Holland in the Irving Junior High auditorium at 8 p.m. tonight. The cast features Mynheer Hertogenbaseh Ric Holland and more with a special chorus and Dutch dances. Tickets go on sale for Friday matinee and evening performances.
The council adopted an ordinance fixing ditch water charges for east side residents at 2 dollars per lot per season. An ordinance creating Sprinkling District No. 34 was approved. No protests were filed by March 17. The city moved to redeem bonds totaling 25,369.84 dollars. A request to relocate a frame building at 501 South Johnson was approved. A county proposal to standardize hospital board terms was authorized.
The Reserve Officers Tactical School will meet again this evening at the usual hour in the Carlson building basement. Reserve officers from all service branches will attend, with an 80 point course ensuring each branch receives instruction in its duties. Citizens eligible for the training camps are invited to attend, with two conference sessions and a map problem planned. Major Stanrod will lecture on Written Field Orders and Lieut Wagner on Command and Staff Organization.
A slightly weaker market was recorded for Wednesday March 18 at Idaho Falls on commission row. Haulings lighter and wire inquiry moderate. Russets weaker while urals hold. Sacked Russets near 1.50 late day after starting 1.55 in morning. Primary destination shipments from Idaho Falls totaled 41 carloads to out of state points.
County Clerk R C Earley was absent from his office Thursday and this morning and was confined to his home due to a bad cold.
Mr and Mrs John E Beauchamp have returned from a short honeymoon in Utah and will make their home in the city.
On Thursday the county clerk issued licenses to Joe McKelley of Idaho Falls and Ada Leona Hult of Shelley. Also licensed were Joseph Tuvilla of Antonita Colorado and Josephine Trahan of Blackfoot.
R. Evans manager of the real estate department departed last night on an extensive business trip to Logan and other Cache valley points and Salt Lake City to inspect properties and meet clients.
Albert B. Barrons Burroughs Adding Machine sales manager from Ogden is in Pocatello for talks with local Burroughs representative G. H. Crawford.
The Salt Lake Pressed Brick company of Salt Lake City opens a direct factory branch in Pocatello under manager H. B. Wilkinson. The branch is located with the Turner Agency on South Arthur street.
A pair identified as Earl Ward and James Marly were booked on vagrancy charges Thursday night. Their cases were continued to Saturday morning’s police court session.
M. F. Penfield greets friends with a smile after the birth of his child at St. Anthony’s hospital last night. The nine pound boy is healthy and mother and baby are reported doing nicely. the name has not yet been chosen.
Salt Lake City resident W N Stevens advised the sheriff to watch for Lawrence Stephens and John Riley two 15 year olds who left Salt Lake Thursday night on a freight train. police have been given descriptions of the boys.
A special board meeting will be held this evening with a 6:15 dinner at the association grill. Attending are W. W. Dillon of Portland the interstate secretary for Oregon and Idahos and L. E B. Guld win of Boise. Tentative roundup dates April 20 to 27. General Secretary R. R. Wolf will submit campaign plans.
Articles of incorporation filed at the county clerk's office by Cache Valley Electric company of Logan Utah. Capital stock 25000 shares par 1 each. 5900 subscribed by H F Laub N D Taylor N M Wolf of Logan and R M Nicol R S Folland of Salt Lake City. Company aims to do general wholesale and retail electric business.
Senator I E Rockwell narrates a court scene in a small village where a witness is to be sworn. The sheriff’s pup chews the Bible, prompting a quip about the witness kissing the pup. Various guests visit Bannock and Pocatello hotels, including Canadians, New Yorkers, Quakers, and business travelers from Salt Lake and Boise.
A list of figures including N. Y., M. P. Busby of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mitchell of Chicago, with other attendees F. D. Peabody of Detroit G. R. Lamb of San Francisco and J. C. Brough of Chicago noted in the document.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Albons Frau, Hale, Albion, Harper and Gross, American Falls, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Larson, Moscow, George Wakely, Downey, John Morzelewski, Salt Lake City.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and spouses connected to cities including Boise Salt Lake Chicago Denver Omaha St. Louis Philadelphia Minneapolis and more. The items read like an enrollment of names with several places and married pairs, lacking context or actions.
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