Springtime Moving Time Roars Through Pocatello
The Pocatello Tribune notes spring fever as 21 subscribers moved houses this week. Changes span 329 North Hayes to 337 South Hayes and many more across Hayes Harrison Twelfth and related streets.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1925
Page
12
The Pocatello Tribune notes spring fever as 21 subscribers moved houses this week. Changes span 329 North Hayes to 337 South Hayes and many more across Hayes Harrison Twelfth and related streets.
An advertisement announces a free trial of the Collings System for rupture in Pocatello Idaho. HR Carl of Capt W A Collings Inc will be at the Yel em Pocatello offering personal demonstrations from 9 to 12 in the day and 7 to 9 evenings.
A meeting is set for May 6 at 9 o clock at the Weber club in Ogden to discuss Bechler road construction. Hugh H Rankin reports the road would shorten the distance to Yellowstone park for Pocatello residents, boosting Snake River Valley prospects. Ashton delegates will join Superintendent Albright, H W Hall, and District Forester Tulledge for the conference.
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce manager Jeldsted returned from Richmond Utah after attending a black and white day celebration featuring pure bred Holstein cattle. About 25 Southeastern Idaho delegates wore chamber badges. cattle were judged by Carl Johnson of Idaho Falls. Logan Chamber president Robert Johnson sent praise for Southeastern Idaho representation. Governor Dern of Utah and the state agriculture commissioner gave addresses. Agriculture in Cache valley looked promising with six inch alfalfa stands and optimistic farmers. Ogden cafe manager C F Potter invited Utah hotel managers to dinner to compare Krafts Swiss cheese with imported Swiss and announced Holstein herd displays at the Southeastern Idaho district fair in Blackfoot September 16–19.
A list of radio programs by city and station including KOA Denver 7:45 organist and Baptist service, KGO Oakland 8:30 Presbyterian, KGW Portland 7 council of churches, KHJ Los Angeles 7:30 concert orchestra, KIR Seattle 8 Methodist, KNX Mollywood 8 church service, EPO San Francisco 9-11 orchestras, KTHS Hot Springs 7:30 deluxe program, WCCO Minneapolis 8:15 string quartet, WHB Kansas City 10:45 organ recital, WHO Des Moines 6:26.8 glee club, WOAI San Antonio 8:30 The Bohemian Girl, WOAW Omaha 8 Lutheran.
The high school parents teachers association will meet at 8 o clock Monday night in the assembly room to elect officers for the coming year. Before the business, pupils will perform including vocal solos dances and piano pieces by Shirley Marshall Ruth Fox Elva Pugmire Pauline Faith and Dorothy Cavanaugh.
A cowboy roundup event at the Y M C A on Wednesday night features new members and workers in cowboy attire. The program includes Bear Paws vs Fire Horses, group games in the gym, a grand march, and prize awards for best costumes while vigilante committee members oversee proper dress and conduct.
In town delivery and packing service offered for 1 lb chocolates at $1.50 and 2 lb option at $3.00. Sold by COOK DRUG with in-town delivery and packing for Mother’s Day.
The State Parent Teachers Association convenes in Idaho Falls May 6 to 8 with delegates from Pocatello in attendance. The program includes executive board meetings, addresses by state officers, round table conferences, and a Pocatel lo Tech Symphony concert to close the event.
Rumors reach Pocatello of internal strife on the Blackfoot asylum board over Dr. Mitchell's tenure and private practice. A contested April 29 meeting sparked claims of ouster talks and nine attendants resignations, though minutes were unavailable and much remains unverified. Governor Moore may intervene at a Blackfoot meeting next Wednesday.
Mr Rhinehart has been secured by the Southeastern Idaho District Fair association to judge the dairy cattle and sheep at the September exhibition, with plans now underway.
American Legion entertainment committee plans eight acts to be presented by local talent at the L. D. 8 recreation hall around May 17 or 18. The program includes the mystery drama The Right Mr Wade as the piece of resistance with well known local cast. Rehearsals begin next week under directors E. Fulton R. Watson and casting chief E. William Sadler.
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