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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

2

Bannock Opens Season on Pheasants in 1925

Ninety thousand resident licenses issued by the Idaho fish and game department as season dates extend in Gooding Jerome and Twin Falls counties. New laws set revised bag limits for salmon trout and other species with restrictions on possession. The season varies city to city and runs through late autumn in several counties.

Tribune Beise Fish and Game Department Thomas Jerome Senate Gooding Twin Falls Bannock Bingham Bonneville Cassia Jefferson Wis Madison Minidoka Adams Idaho Latah Nes Perce Teres Washington Ada Canyon Clearwater Gem Payette Counies California Perm Adams Blanc Boise Butte Ao' Elmore Goodieae Lincoln Twin Pad V Ieee Bear Caribou Franklin Oneida Power Blatette Custer Elmore Lemhi Bonner Poundary Ootenai Lewis Nes

Idaho Counties Extend Hunting Season By Fifteen Days

Perce Shoshone Clearwater and Idaho counties gain an extra 15 days. The daily limit remains 12 ducks of all kinds. Open season now includes martens foxes and fishers.

Perce Shoshone Clearwater Idaho

Governor Issues Proclamation for Forest Protection Week

Idaho Governor C. Moore designates April 27 to May 3 1925 as forest protection week urging citizens teachers and civic groups to plant trees and shrubs and cooperate with the new forestry law to conserve forests water resources and prevent fires. Arbor Day observance encouraged under county superintendents.

Boise Idaho C. Moore Coolidge I. C. C. Moore Overnor Do Lies

World fields of agricultural graduates span the globe

Alumni from an Alaska Kansas State Agricultural College program show 81 graduates abroad. Distribution includes 12 in Hawaii and the Philippines, 12 in China and Canada, 8 in India, 6 in South Africa, 5 in the West Indies, 3 in Japan, 2 in Panama, and 12 elsewhere, with mentions of Serbia France Poland Romania Korea Turkey Brazil and Belgium. Phi Beta Kappa marks its 150th anniversary on December 5 1926. William and Mary plans a $100000 building fund to honor 56 founders, replicating the Appello room in Raleigh Tavern.

Alaska Kansas State Agricultural College United States Hawaii The Philipes China Canada India South Africa West Indies Japan Panama Serbia France Poland Romania Korea Turkey Brazil Belgium Phi Beta Kapa William An Mary College of Virginia Appello Raleigh Tavern Williamsburg

Sixth Annual Good Roads Essay Contest Details

The Highway Education board announces the sixth annual essay contest on Economies resulting from highway improvement. Open to all high school students. principal prize is a four year university scholarship. Essays up to 700 words due May 1, 1925 to the Highway Education board building Washington D C.

Highway Education Board Washington, D. C

Glase Dress Linked to Infesta Eulalie of Spain Found in Chicago

A fragment mentions a glass dress associated with Infesta Eulalie of Spain and its presence in Chicago. The readable text hints at a display or ownership detail tied to a historic figure and city.

Infesta Eulalie Spain Chicago

State PTA Convention Planned for Idaho Falls May 6 8

Plans advance for the annual Idaho State Teachers' Association convention in Idaho Falls starting May 6. The opening reception will honor state president Mrs. C E B Roberts with the Symphony Orchestra from Idaho Tech. Business sessions follow May 7 8 with music by local schools. Compliance with national PTA events and a film presentation of Home Sweet Home are noted. Committees chaired by Mrs. T H Farmer cover credentials social auditorium trains finance publicity and more.

Tribune Idaho Falls Parent Teachers’ Association T. H. Farmer T. A C. E. B. Roberts Gooding Idaho Tech Pocatello Idaho Fallsea School Delgates Austin Texas Roberts Mra. Farmer Round Table Club of Colonial Theatre George Willsey al Christiansen J. A. Taylor James Byers C. C. Whipple

Murtaugh Man Seeks Lost Son Ross Decker

George Decker of Murtaugh went to the city police station Friday to seek aid in locating his 17 year old son Ross who vanished after leaving home Monday. Police have a description but no trace as of late today.

George Decker Murtaugh Ross

Pioneer Steed Dies After Lingering Illness at Inkom

Robert Steed of Pocatello died early today after a lingering illness at his brother A L Steed’s home in Inkom. He came to this section in 1885 and is survived by four brothers Tom B, Henry, Dick, and A L Steed all of Pocatello, and one sister Mrs Kate Williams of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are set to be announced in Sunday’s Tribune.

Robert Steed Pocatello A. L. Steed Inkom Schumacher and Hall Company Tribune Steed Tom B. Steed Henry Steed Dick Steed Kate Williams Los Angeles

Deaf Nuns Community Founded in France in 1851

The Community of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows, a religious order begun in France in 1851, is composed entirely of deaf nuns.

Community of Our Lady of the Seven

Final work on Ft Hall road near completion

The last nine miles of the Pocatello Fort Hall road will start April 2 or 3 with two eight hour shifts. Concrete top filling will finish the surface. opening to public use anticipated by July 1. About 75 to 109 men will work as materials and machines are already on site. The project cost is about 275 000 dollars.

Pocatello Fort Hall Road Charles F. Kennedy W. E. Kennedy Construction Co Sieusls Kennedy Kennedy Company

Suburban Road to Enlarge Pocatello Growth Reach

A new gravel road will connect with the main highway near Fort Hall station, opening up suburban acreage along its route. The project aims to satisfy demand driven by Pocatello’s rapid growth and expansion.

Burban Pocatello Black Top Fort Hall

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