Pocatello Starts Citywide Clean-Up Drive Next Monday
A citywide clean-up in Pocatello runs May 11 to 16, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion with mayoral proclamation. Plans outline school involvement, leaflets, questionnaires, and cash prizes for top schools. a permanent committee may form.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
C. Ben Ross
American Legion
The
Legion
W. L. Raymond
W. T. Howard
P. Barber
E. W. Winkle
Jean Bistline
Ed Ames
Nicholas Ifft
Freight cars in need of repair rise nationwide
Washington May 6 AP reports 190165 freight cars require repair as of April 15, or 8.2 percent of the timber on line, according to reports filed with the American Railway association. This is up 3748 from April 1.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Pocatello Woman Praises Home After Mexico Trip
Mrs. T U Brinkley wife of hotel manager JT C Brinkley returned from a southwestern and Mexican tour with Sister Miss Anna Harrington and Brother M W Harrington. She says conditions are poor in New Mexico and Texas and hotel and train service is weak in Mexico. She praises Pocatello calling it the best little city in the country and notes it feels good to be home.
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Pocatello
T. U. Brinkley
JT. C. Brinkley
Yellowstone and
Crow
Mexico
Los Angeles
Silver City
New Mexico
Harrington
el Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Texas
Brinkley
Real estate transfers filed Tuesday in Bannock County
Transfers include Packs Quince R etux to Equity Elev Trading Co 10 acres in SE Sec 1 Tp 10 8 Rk 40 EBM Dewey Geo F etux to Frainey Sanders 80 acres Sec 15 Tp 11 8 R 37 EBM Pentz D W etux to Tl G Berry man 3150 ft Lot 11 Block 512 County of Bannock to Methodist Church of McCammon Lots 11 20 Block 8 2nd Add Dunn L A etux to Joseph A Hart vigsen Lot 5 Block 575 4200 ft Miller Orville etux to Jos A Hart vigsen Lots 32 33 Block 13 Fairview James H Brady Inc Co to City of Pocatello right of way deed
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Equity Elev. & Trading Co
Beg
Dewey
Geo. F. Etux
Frainey Sanders
Jos
Telluride Couple Receives Marriage License in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued Tuesday at the county clerk's office to Carl Falk of Telluride Colorado and Grace Gaddis of Lava Hot Springs. Bank clearings in Pocatello this morning totaled 261468.38 dollars.
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Carl Falk
Telluride, Colo
Grace Gaddis
Lava Hot Springs
Couple Married In Pocatello Ceremony
Carl Falk of Telluride Colorado wed Grace Gaddis of Lava Hot Springs yesterday afternoon in a ceremony led by Judge E G Houde. Master Deane Parke of Carey Idaho arrived in Pocatello Saturday and is visiting his brother D D Parke at 942 West Fremont.
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Carl Falk
Telluride
Colorado
Grace Gaddis
Lava Tot Springs
E. G. Houde
Deane Parke
Carey
Idaho
Pocatello
D. D. Parke
West
Fremont
Local figures head to Ogden and Salt Lake City
J Robb Brady departed Tuesday night for a short trip to Ogden and Salt Lake City. Broke represents the Sokatelle Chamber of Commerce at a road conference in Ogden today.
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J. Robb Brady
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Broke
Sokatelle Chamber of Commerce
Bank aide recovers after leg amputation operation
Paul Bistline, assistant to President C. A. Valentine at the First National Bank, underwent an operation on Tuesday for the amputation of his right leg and is reported today to be getting along nicely.
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Paul Bistline
Bistline
C. A. Valentine
First National Bank
Mutual Improvement Dances Friday at New Recreation Hall
The stake Mutual Improvement associations of the L D S church hold their weekly dance Friday night in the new recreation hall with good music and an open invitation to the public. Mrs Mary Mooney of 405 North Lincoln departs Friday for Cleveland to attend the national convention of the L A to B of R T as the Pocatello society delegate.
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Stake Mutual Improvement Associations of the
L. D
Mary Mooney
North
Lincoln
Cleveland
L. A
R. T
Mooney
Pocatello Society
Ladies Week at Columbia Bowling Alleys Opens to Women
The Columbia Bowling Alleys announce this week as ladies week exclusive to the women of Pocatello. The alleys will be open from 2 to 4 p m for the duration of the week.
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Columbia Bowling Alleys
Funeral Planned for Three Month Old William Tripp
The remains of William Eugene Tripp three months old son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Tripp of Arimo were prepared for shipment by J E Hans Undertaking parlors and sent to Arimo on train 42 today for funeral services and burial tomorrow.
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William Eugene Tripp
Leslie Tripp
Arimo
JeHans Undertaking
Bartholds Welcome Ten Pound Girl Mary Louise
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Barthold celebrate the arrival of a ten pound girl at General Hospital. The baby named Mary Louise is the family’s second daughter. Both mother and child rest comfortably. Mr. Barthold serves as manager of the Pocatello Printing Company.
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O. H. Barthold
General Hospital
Mary Louise
Barthold
Mr. Barthold
Pocatello Printing Company
City to Enforce Dog Licenses with New Wagon
Chief of Police L A Lehr announced that adequate warning has been given about dog licenses. The plan includes using the dog wagon to seize unlicensed dogs as the license period expires in four days and enforcement of the city ordinance will begin.
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L. A. Lehr
Dramatic Production “Jane” Set by Pocatello Stake Group
The Y S and Y M M TI organizations of the Pocatello stake present the play Jane in the new L D S recreation hall on Wednesday evening May 20. The cast features top local talent and the production is expected to be excellent. Further information will be announced in The Tribune.
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Y. S
Pocatello
Jane
L. D
Recreation Hall
The
Tribune
Dis orderly couple fined then to marry and leave city
Frank Flores and Marguerita Garcia were found guilty of being dis orderly persons at this morning's police court session. Each was fined $100, but the fines were suspended on condition they marry and depart the city promptly. Roy Hansen, charged with vagrancy, was released under a suspended $50 fine.
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Frank Flores
Marguerita Garcia
Roy Hansen
Federal agents seize moonshine and still at Crystal ranch
Federal officers seized a small still and five gallons of moonshine from Frank Reiger at his Crystal area ranch. The whiskey was buried on a hillside near the house and the still and coil were found in a tumbleweed nest on the premises. Reiger was brought to Pocatello and arraigned before United States Commissioner Turner this afternoon.
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Frank Reiger
Crystal
Reiger
Pocatello
United States
Turner
Poca tello boys assist police in curb vandalism
The police department enlists local boy scouts to help identify youths implicated in vandalism. Reports cite theft of flowers and damage to lawns and young trees in the city, with scouts instructed to monitor and report offenders to stop further harm.
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Pocatello Boy Sconta
Bernhardt House Lawsuit Dismissed By City Official
Action filed against Dr. J B Bernhardt for building too close to the sidewalk and another building was dismissed this morning by A B Canfield chief of the fire department. Canfield said the act was not intentional and the violations have been remedied.
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J. B. Bernhardt
A. B. Canfield
Fre
Canfield
Dr. Bernhardt
London traffic police pretested white sleeve use
In late medieval notes London traffic policing tests describe white elbow length sleeves. The text also recalls Bulgaria as a strong Balkan kingdom with a vast, populous domain during the middle centuries.
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London
Bulgaria
Balkan Peninsula
Cowboy Party At Y Tonight Promises Mystery Roundup
An air of mystery surrounds the Y M C A Roundup tonight at 8 o'clock with three to four activities. Bear Paws and Fire Horses practice yells in separate rooms, then couples march to the gym for contests with points tallied by a clerk of the course.
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McKveen
Ben Ross
Vigilantes
Messrs
Fieldsted
Blevins
Wells
Bressel
Pierce
Brady
Ross
Thompson
McKee
Bill White
Frank Barnes
Williams
Alkali
Ike’’ Pierce
Maz
Earthquake Shocks Hit Panay Minda and Negros Islands
Weather dispatches from Manila report heavy earthquakes across Panay Minda nao and Negos islands last night with no damage. Origin traced to Mandanao Sea.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
Negroes
Panay Mindanao
Negos Islands
Mandanao Sea
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Cities
A list of radio offerings for Wednesday May 6 across multiple stations including KOA Denver KOB New Mexico KFAE Washington KFI California KFOA Seattle KGW Oregon KHJ California KLX California ENX Hollywood KPO San Francisco KFAB Lincoln WDAF Kansas City WHA Wisconsin WHAD Milwaukee with diverse programs from operatic nights to detective tales to orchestras and organ recitals.
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Pocatello
KOA
Denver
U. P
KOB
State College
N. M
KFAE
Pullman
KFI
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
KFWB
Hollywood
KGW
Portland
KHJ
KLX
Oakland
ENX
KPO
San Francisco
KFAB
Lincoln
WDAF
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WHA
Madison
Milwaukee
Roof Garden
Hospital Notes Report Fractured Wrist and Illness
Mrs. Anna Bone of 141 North Garfield street fractured her wrist while opening a door and received hospital treatment before returning home. James O Connor of 416 South Fourth street is ill with tonsillitis at home. The daughter of R W Milligan of 203 North Harrison street is ill at home. Mrs J E Fox of 803 East Clark street is under doctor care at home. Norine Lotz nine year old daughter of Mrs G F Lotz of 556 West Wyeth street had her tonsils removed yesterday at Lyse Brothers hospital.
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Anna Bone
North Garfield Street
James O’connor
South Fourth Street
R. W. Milligan
North Harrison Street
Airs
J. E. Fox
East Clark Street
Norine
G. F. Lotz
West Wyeth Street
Lyse Brother’s
The Deadwood Coach at Capitol Stars Tom Mix
The Deadwood Coach completed recently and shown at the Capitol stars Tom Mix in the western saga adapted from The Orphan. It blends action humor pathos and romance with a strong supporting cast.
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Deadwood
the Capitol
Tom Mix
Notable Cast List for 1920s Screen Reel
Doris May George Bancroft DeWitt Jennings Buster Gardner Lucien Littlefield Norma Wills Nora Cecil Sid Jordan Frank Coffyn Jane Keckley Ernest Butterworth appear in the ensemble.
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Doris May
George Bancroft
DeWitt Jennings
Buster Gardner
Lucien Littlefield
Norma Wills
Nora Cecil
Sid Jordan
Frank Coffyn
Jane Keckley
Ernest Butterworth
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