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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
2
Blackfoot Idaho May 18 pupils at Blackfoot junior high received penmanship awards after a year of study. Final certificates were awarded to Mary Mickelsen Flora Clark Fern Snyder Frances Bernat Jessie Cone Thelma Cox and others.
Tribune want ads note a Dance Palace program with feature acts tonight including a likely m18 event. Verify age restrictions and showtime at the venue for patrons seeking entertainment.
The Blackfoot Business and Profession Women’s Club entertained Idaho Falls and St Anthony clubs Sunday afternoon at the Knights of Pythias hall. A four course dinner followed by a program featured speeches, dances, solos, readings, violin and piano pieces, and an atmosphere of harmony and inspiration.
Detroit International Airways will start a freight service between Detroit and Cleveland on June 1. Sufficient contracts are in place to support the venture, signaling strong beginnings for the new route.
Lieutenant Nick Mamer of Spokane plans air supply landings for Independent Placer Mining property along the Clearwater River in Idaho. He will scout a landing field from Iron Mountain with William Fahle of the Piacer company, transporting over 100000 pounds of pipe in three months and dropping supplies if no suitable landing is found.
Paris introduces waterproofed silks and satin coats with bright colors. Blouses reappear with pleated crepes and tunics alongside tailored suits. Bontoniere flowers are artificial, large and flower-like. Mining shipments to lake trade and a North American steer purchase mark regional notes.
In New York on May 18 1925 Southern women showcased as money makers at Grand Central Palace. Mrs H C Duke of Greenville DC turned wartime sandwiches into a nationwide line with real southern foods and homemade mayonnaise supported by husband Mr Duke. Eleanor Beard from Louisville KY built a nationwide business selling hand quilted comforters robes and pillows with 125 workers and top customers including Rockefellers Morgans and exclusive stores.
President Coolidge prefers July 4 for the national defense test, sparking doubt in war department quarters about reconstructing plans in time or abandoning the test this year. Army, National Guard, reservists and CMTC members are in July training, complicating coordination. In California, 34 new oil wells started last week, raising annual total to 484 with daily state production near 508 000 barrels.
The Marion based seven piece jazz orchestra headlines Tuesday night at the Dance Palace. The group performs swing standards and modern arrangements in a lively downtown venue, with dancing and late seating.
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