Concert by Bradford Delights Pocatello Audience
A full house in Pocatello praised baritone J Bradford and his Indian group. The program featured Sylvia and Little Bateese with encore, plus Italian prologue Pachacco and Negro songs Didnt It Rain Me an My Parner and Tinele Rome, with remarks on English singing and a five week summer guest master engagement at the Anderson School of Music.
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D. B
Pocatello
Gans
W. Clyde
Ragiore
Ward
L. D
Natee
Mbsrouree
Handel
Mr. Bradford
J. Bradford
Sylvia
Ole Seezaks
Bradford
Little Bateese
Tinele Rome
Uncle Rome
Mandalay
Irene Welch Grisson
Mn Bradford
Anderson School of Music
Pocatello Office of Corona Company Sets High Record
Pollak, manager of the Pocatello Typewriter Exchange, reports the Pocatello branch won first in its class in Corona Typewriter's first quarter sales contest. Boise territory placed under Pocatello control. Pollak now oversees seven employees and five cars in March percentage at 525. If lead for a year, he joins the Corona dealers advisory council.
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S. Pollak
Pocatello Typewriter Exchange
South Main Street
L. J. Conger
Corona Typewriter Company
Pocatello
Boise
Pollak
Marriage License Issued for Olson Condie Downey Couple
Town talk notes a license issued Thursday at the county clerk’s office to Robert Ira Olson and Dorothy May Condie, both of Downey. Also report visits to a hospitalized city resident and police witnesses heading to Rigby for the grand larceny trial of Joe and Erick Lewis.
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Robert Ira Olson
Dorothy May Condie
Downey
Fred McCrory
J. L. Balderston
Police Department
Rigby
Joe and
Erick Lewis
Lewis Brothers
Pocatello Delegation Heads to Utah Holstein Exhibition
E. J. Fieldsted manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce and Joe Thomett county agent with Messrs Sterrett and Allen of Bancroft depart for Richmond Utah to attend the black and white exhibition of pure bred Holstein cattle as guests of Governor Dern. A delegation from the Ogden chamber of commerce will also be present. Fieldsted plans to return to Pocatello tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fieldsted
Pocateltlo Chamber of Commerce
Joe Thomett
YMCA General Membership Swimming Program Opens Monday
The YMCA announces the general membership swimming program will open Monday with enrollment for instruction classes for men and women starting Monday at the Y. It invites men women boys and girls to join for regular swim periods at various skill levels from novice to expert.
Baptist Young People Plan Kid Party Tonight
The Baptist Young People's Union announces a Kid Party at 7 30 tonight with all members invited to dress as kids. A member protested that the event is not for the church's children, clarifying the term but the Tribune reported it as a kid oriented entertainment.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Tribune
Visit at the bedside of Mrs. William Abercrombie
Mr Ogatee G and Mrs W a of Aakoviaus Falls visit their friend Mrs William Abercrombie a patient in the local hospital.
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William Tomlinson
Blackfoot
Grace Faulkner
Bingham County
C. E. Eldridge
Ogatee
Aakoviaus Falls
William Abercrombie
Fire Insurance Rates Lowered for Pocatello Dwellings
Pocatello homeowners gain reduced fire insurance rates after a year of effort by the Real Estate Board. The new ruling lowers exposure charges for nearby dwellings, cutting per thousand costs to 4.5 dollars for one year and 5 dollars for frame buildings, saving thousands annually. President F C McGown credits united community action and the Idaho surveying and rating bureau.
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Pocatello
F. C. McGown
Real Estate Board
Ph's
McGowan
Idaho Surveying and Rating Bureau
Com
United Effort
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Map claimed as Columbus voyage item bought by French library
In 1849 the National Library of France purchased a map now declared identical to the one Columbus used. Near Canton Christian College on Honan Island China, over half the land is graves, with graves packed so tightly one can step between them.
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National Library of France
Canton Christian College
Honan Island
Chins
Merchants Route Goods Through Yangtse Rapids
Ancient trade lanes carried vast merchandise to Szechuan along the Yangtse River. A legendary rope and manpower system moved goods for miles, tying distant markets to the river’s perilous rapids and monumental scale.
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Szechuan
Via
Yangtse River
School and community notices from a late edition
The record lists a 3 o'clock student assembly replacing 10 50, Dr Winship giving the principal address, track meet readiness at Hutchinson field, and Commencement speaker C R Frazier at Rupert High. May day program at Turner Hall, Tech fire-line test, Kinserley and Stuart travel to Boise for weekend, Gordon P G leaving for Salt Lake City, Gray called by ill uncle, next Techmad due next Wednesday with two more editions, Cosgrove returning from Caldwell for Wickiup matters, plus informal notes about punch and ice cream.
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Dr. Winship
Hutchinson Field
C. R. Frazier
Rupert High School
Turner Hall
The
Tech
Marjorie Kinserley
Lois Stuart
Her
Idaho appoints W Kjosness as agriculture commissioner
Boise May 1 W Kjosness former director of county agents for the University of Idaho extension division assumed active control as commissioner of agriculture after Governor Moore appointed him upon Marcus A Means resignation. Means steps down after two years. Wood named dairy inspector with dairy and butter expertise.
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Boise
W. Kjosness
University of Idaho Extension Division
Moore
Marcus A. Means
Lewison
Means
Seaumusioned Wivenss
Ronald Wood
Wood
Salt Lake
Payette
University of Idaho
Cshéss
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Red Hills
Blue Hills
Schilling
TOM Cacavas Grocery CO
East Center
Corona Company
Grove City
Power City
Techmad
Alice Cosgrove
Caldwell
Idaho
Miss Cosgrove
Kjosness New Agriculture Head
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