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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1925

Page

6

Boy Injured Foot Caught in Draw Bar at Short Line Yards

Ted Norton a 17 year old Pocatello resident suffered a painful injury when his right foot became caught in the drawbar of a coal car on an incoming freight at the east end of the Short Line yards. He was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment by Drs Roberts Brothers and Young.

Ted Norton Pocatello South Second the Tribune Ted Melvin Williams Portneuf Old Fair Grounds Norton

Hospital Notes From Provo and Nearby Areas

J L Ratcliffe of Provo Elk lodge underwent an operation at Lynn Brothers hospital last week and was able to leave the hospital this morning. Carl Steel of Firth consulted physicians at a local hospital yesterday. Mrs Sara Fechtel of 317 North Eleventh Avenue entered a local hospital yesterday for treatment. Mrs Joseph Rainey of 416 South Fourth is ill at her bedside this morning. Ba Christensen of Afton Wisconsin entered a local hospital yesterday for treatment.

J. Ll. Ratcliffe Elk’s Lodge Provo Utah Lynn Brothers Hospital Carl Steel Firth Sara Fechtel North Eleventh Avenue Joseph Rainey South Fourth Ba Christensen Afton Woo

Radio Program Listings Across Stations for Monday March 23

A compilation of radio schedules across CJCA KOA KOB KFI KGO KNX KPO KSD THS WOAL WCEE and others listing times for organ recitals orchestras talks studio programs and musical features from 6 p m to 12 a m with multiple cities and programs including First Aid, world travel, and student performances.

CJCA Edmonton KOA Denver KOB State College N. M Piew KFI Los Angeles KFCA Seattle KGO Oakland Orchestra Pucks KNX KPO San Francisco Woal Northfield Wcee Elgin Kansas City Miles University Glee Club Des Moines

Freight train collision injures Ogden man in Brigham City

A Ford coupe driven by Roy Ashton of Ogden struck a freight train as it cleared the West Brigham yard crossing late Saturday night. Six cars passed the crossing, and Ashton escaped with head and hand cuts. He was treated by a Brigham City physician and sent home to Orden.

Brigham City Utah Brigham Yards Roy Ashton Washington Avenue Ogden Singer Sewing Machine Company Ashton Orden

Nampa to enter two teams in Union Pacific league

Nampa will field two baseball squads in the Union Pacific league whose season opens in a few weeks. Eight teams are planned with entrants from Glenns Ferry Huntington Ore Pocatello Montpelier Salt Lake City Lima Mont. Schedules will be set at a meeting of the Nampa unit tonight. The league aligns with Oregon Short Line route towns and outdoor activities this summer will include tennis golf and trap shooting for Short Line employees. Courts north of the new passenger station will be laid out and playground equipment installed for city children. Officers of the Nampa club are R J Satterlee president A S Meachum vice president R C Blakeslee secretary treasurer.

Glenns Ferry Huntington Ore Pocatello Montpelier Salt Lake City Lima Mont Nampa Union Pacific Athletic Association Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Short Line The Nampa Club R. J. Satterlee A. 8. Meachum R. C. Blakeslee

Boise Guests to View The Tron Horse at April 16 Celebration

Boise officials announce a preview of The Tron Horse for invited guests on celebration day April 16. The film, produced by William Fox, will not be released to northwest theatres until next fall and will be shown with no admission charged and no seat sales.

Boise Northwest Leo J. Falk Falk William Fox Iron Horse New York Manhattan Hollywood

Barker Speaks in Pocatello Rotary Visit

Dr Charles E Barker of Chicago an eminent advocate of physical culture and hygiene will speak in Pocatello April 10 at a Rotary Club event and return April 16 for the Fifth District Rotary conference He has toured 65 cities and delivered three talks on life fathers and mothers to different audiences.

Charles E. Barker Chicago Pocatello Pocatello Rotary Club Doctor Barker Rotary Clubs John Napier Dyer Rotary International Salt Lake City Rotary Rotary International Board of Directors Charlies FE Dinwoodey Idaho Falls Utah Idaho Stotary Boise Jerome Rupert Burley Provo Ogden Walter R. Siders Charles R. Frazier Finia Bentley Dostor Barker Rotary Club

Sackcloth and Scarlet Opens at the Strand

The Strand presents Sackcloth and Scarlet featuring Alice Terry for a seven day run. The story follows two orphan sisters one home loving and the other jazz minded as the elder sister sacrifices to care for her sibling. A two reel Our Gang comedy accompanies the feature.

Alice Terry The Strand Our Gang

Vivian Rich Appears in Idaho with bobbed hair

Vivian Rich plays the feminine lead in Idaho at the Rex theatre. Her role required bobbed hair to fit the Civil War era story, and she shortening her hair to portray a girl a boy and a woman. Mahlon Hamilton stars opposite her as Boston Graham the pony express rider.

Vivian Rich Idaho Vivian Miss Rich Mahlon Hamilton Boston Graham Mr. Hamilton Rex

Prairie Wife at Orpheum A Most Unusual Picture

The Orpheum presents a uniquely odd film titled Prairie Wife with spotlight on its unusual storyline and distinctive filming style.

Orpheum

The Prairie Wife at Orpheum Tonight

The Orpheum presents The Prairie Wife a screen adaptation about a cultured eastern girl who marries a prairie engineer and adjusts to homestead life with humor. Included are a 2 reel comedy Pathe News and a crossword puzzle. Tomorrow Monte Blue stars in The Marriage Vow.

Orpheum Theatre Pathe News Monte Blue

The Mad Whirl at the Capitol Theatre

Four renowned screen writers and adapters prepared The Mad Whirl for filming. The adaptation comes from the famous short story Here's How. The Hattons, noted for major productions and stage successes, collaborated on this project now showing at the Capitol theatre.

the Capitol Capitol Theatre

Court Dresses Get Shorter Skirts at Buckingham Shops

London reports that dresses shown by London modistes for upcoming Buckingham Palace courts feature notably shorter skirts and less material, highlighting ankle exposure as in fashion since the prior court.

London Buckingham Palace

Court of Fashion Describes Neckline and Train Length Rules

A court note describes dress regulations noting discreet neck cuts and restrained train and veil lengths. On view are gowns including a silver lace dress with ostrich feathers, a pale pink brocade with brilliants girdle, and a silver and pale mauve gown with old lace train.

Former Empress Has Big Fortune

Brussels reports the aging former Empress Charlotte of Mexico had a satisfactory night as heredity wealth is pegged at about one hundred million francs. Her status as Austrian archduchess and claims by the House of Hapsburg may arise upon her death. Charlotte, daughter of Leopold I of Belgium, married Austrian Duke Maxmilian, shot in 1867 during the ill fated Mexican empire.

Brussels Charlotte Mexico France House of Hapsburg Leopold I Belgium Maxmilian

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