Business Women's Club of Pocatello Largest in Idaho
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Pocatello hosted a reg ular dinner at the Bannock hotel with musical entertainment by members and guests. Six new members were introduced as plans for the state convention and local events were outlined, boosting membership to seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club OF
Pocatello
Idaho
Bannock Hotel
J. E. Damron
Sara K. Thomas
Dawsron
Anderson
Adelaide Anderson
Sahr
McDowell
Percy Grainger
Ellen Engstrom
Verda Henderson
Nevin
Thomas
Minnetonka
Juliet Minson
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
City
Adelia Pritchard
New York City
Misa Crawford
Pocatello Club
Mary Harris
Colorado Federation
Harris
Vera Beasley
Weiser Club
Agnes Shepherd
Betty Rogers
Mra. Parkins
Ferris
Va Cannon
Jackson Lake Storage Update From Moran Wyoming Outlet
Data from Moran Wyoming at Jackson Lake reservoir outlet show May 2 storage at 812 960 acre feet versus 342 090 a year ago. Week ending May 9 saw 47 780 acre feet inflow compared with 21 840 last year. Sept 1 to May 9 inflow totals 310 550 vs 199 170 in the prior period. Moran reports 0.50 inches precipitation for the week and 18.79 inches since Sept 1, up from 10.68 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lake
Burley
Moran
Wyo
Ackson Lake
Moran Indies
Unitarian Assembly Marks 100th Anniversary Greetings
Greetings from sister churches in England Ireland Transylvania and Hungary were conveyed to the American Unitarian Association at its annual meeting in Boston on its hundredth anniversary today.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Transylvania
Hungary
American Unitari O Association
Mining Developments in Bannock County Idaho during 1924
Stewart Campbell presents a concise review of Bannock County mining, highlighting limestone beds for potential Portland cement, the Lava Hot Springs resort development, historic copper prospects near a past mine, a promising Mink Creek high aluminum clay, and manganese discoveries near Cleveland. It notes Fort Hall Milling Co and Idaho Centrifugal tests, with Red Prince and Port Hall groups showing copper gold and silver potential, plus planned experimental milling in Pocatello.
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Stewart Campbell
Spector
Basinock County
Portneuf Mountains
Lava Hot Te
Idaho
Mink Creek
Resa
Cleveland
Fort Hall & Milling Co., Ltd
Pocatello
D. J. O’mahoney
Fort Hall Dist
Keeleston
Rel Prince
Screen At the Capitol Reflects Hoosier School Life Before War
In Hoosier country before the Civil War the judge and schoolmaster dominated learning. The schoolmaster guided pupils from miles around as schools were scarce and ages ranged six to twenty six. Discipline relied on patience and force, with “lickin and learnin” seen as linked.
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Hoosier Country
Call of the Canyon at the Rex in Flagstaff
Forty one players travel from Los Angeles to Flagstaff Arizona where The Call of the Canyon is filmed. Richard Dix Lois Wilson and Marjorie Daw lead stars with Noah Beery Ricardo Cortez and Pred Huntley in supporting roles. The film portrays a postwar American phase and opens at the Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Flagstaff
Arizona
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Marjorie Daw
Noah Beery
Ricardo Cortez
Pred Huntley
Rex Theatre
Prince Visits Scene of War in Colesburg
The Prince of Wales arrives in Colesburg after a three day rest at Sir Abe Bailey’s estate. The town plans a royal welcome with sports events and entertainment as locals recall Boer War memories and escort troops accompany the royal train. Two South Africans who once fought each other ride aboard the royal train.
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Colesburg
Union of
French
Conventions Open This Week Across Multiple States
In Rochester New York the New York Independent Telephone Association opens alongside Aberdeen Washington and Washington State Parent Teacher associations. Saginaw Michigan hosts Michigan Parent Teacher associations. Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania hosts Association of Master Plister s. Danbury Connecticut Universalist churches and Danbury Connecticut Universalist church open. Tiny mice found in Africa threaten families confined to pill boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Independent Telephone Association
Aberdeen Wash
Washington State
Saginaw, Mich
Michigan
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Association of Master Plugisters
Danbury, Conn
Universalist
Danbury
Conan
Universalist Churches of
Connecticut
Music Recital by Students of Edward Cor
A music recital by Edward Cor students will be held at the Second Ward Chapel 100 block South Sixth Pocatello on Thursday May 14 at 7 pm. Admission is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Fraker
Indian Springs
Lucile
Edward Cor
Second Ward Chapel
Block South Sixth
Pocatello
West Pocatello
Yellowstone Park Booklet Describes Its Wonders and History
A new Union Pacific booklet on Yellowstone National Park details geysers hot springs and prismatic pools, the Grand Canyon and Tower Fall, wildlife from bears to mountain sheep, and park scenery from Mount Washburn to Yellowstone Lake. It highlights park history, climate, trails, hotels, and nearby regions with abundant illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Union Pacific
Short Line
Geyserland
Park
Grand Canyon
Great Falls
Yellowstone
Mount Washburn
Tower Fall
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Lake
Jackson Hole
Saltwike
Ogden
Denver
Congress
Sam
Yellowstone National
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Absaroka Range
Gallatins
Madison River
Paint Prevents Moisture Damage to Doors
A historical note explains that moisture causes sticking and loose fit in doors. It highlights vulnerable areas the top and bottom edges, especially the ends of the stiles, which are often unpainted. Painting these parts prevents moisture absorption that leads to swelling, cracks, drafts, and poor lock action.
Idaho Observes Better Homes Week Across State
Idaho joins a nationwide May observance May 11 to 17 with 15 local volunteer committees forming across communities. Demonstrations will showcase homes for moderate income families, plus lectures, contests, and related activities amid federal government support and involvement from President and cabinet. Local leaders and schools contribute to the effort, building civic pride and housing education nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Better Homes In
America
Better Homes
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
Advisory Council of
Better Homes In America
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Wyoming
Civic Development Association
Chambers of Commerce
Girl Scout
Parent
Oilcloth Curtains for Kitchen Windows In Bright Colors
New oilcloth kitchen curtains come in blue scarlet orange lemon and gray. They hang the full window length, with a hem weight at the bottom, and may be finished with shelf oilcloth scallops painting or pleats. A two tone effect uses lighter or darker paint applied with a sponge.
Fire retarding paints promise to halt blaze spread
Paint chemists report series of fire retarding paints that resist burning and stop a fire from spreading while withstanding sea fog salt air and weather in fluences. They come in all colors and cost no more than ordinary paint. Also notes Moscow General Boris Savinko allegedly died by jumping from a prison window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Savinko
Vetrograd
New Hospital Opens at Lava Hot Springs
May 12 National Hospital day marks the formal opening of the municipal sanatorium at Lava Hot Springs. The 30 bed facility includes two four bed wards an operating and sterilizing room X ray department physio therapy and mineral baths fed by the hot springs famed for rheumatism and skin disorders. Dr Ellis Kackley as superintendent Dr C A Rich resident surgeon Dr Dorothy Rich head nurse. First patients were L F Fagnent and the two sons of Victor Martin who had tonsils removed.
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Lava Hot Springs
Prt
Ellis Kackley
C. “A. Rich
Dorothy Rich
L. F. Fagnent
Victor Martin
Lava
Better Homes in America campaign praised for volunteers
Information from Dr James Ford national executive director shows teachers associations local government officers and men's and women's clubs contributing to a strong Better Homes campaign. The report notes ample evidence that this year's effort will surpass former achievements due to devoted volunteers in communities.
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James Ford
Better Homes In
America
Washington
Better Homes
Music Students of Edward Cox to Give Recitals
The music students of Edward Cox present a recital at 8 p m Thursday May 14 in the Sec ond Ward L D S chapel and Thursday May 21 in the Third ward chapel. The program includes piano pieces violin solos mandolin and guitar performances and duets by named students from Blackfoot and other locales.
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Edward Cox
Second Ward L. D
Third Ward
Pride of the Regiment
Nellie Ivie
Alex. Holland
Brucco Barclay
Blackfoot
Elaine Damien
Rose Fay
Dtlah Christensen
Obligato
Ethel Cox
Fay Binkley
Carita
Dani Espana
Max Christensen
Mr. Cox
Carol Duncan
Alma Stedtfeld
Miss Fossum
Boy Friend
Kentucky
Miss French
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Sehbramm Johnson Drug Stores Co
Omaha
Chicago
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Buffalo
Philadelphia
Toronto
Montreal
Hanson
Bannock County
Hoosier
the Capitol
Canyon
Prince
Africa
Japan
Municipal Sanitarium
Lumber Department
East Center
Idaho Loan & Investment Co. “Homes of Individuality
Orpheum Building
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