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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
8
The Maude Henderson Co. opened at the Auditorium in Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners after years away, attracting a full house of old acquaintances. The troupe, known for clean, clever entertainment, received enthusiastic applause and hints of a lengthy engagement as the company announced an indefinite run.
Sheriff H W Henderson transferred 320 acres to Federal Land Bank in section details S E 26 township 8 range 8. Residual transfers include R M Turner and N K Van Novy parcels in Grace, and Mangus Peterson conveying 160 acres in section 85 township 11 range 37 FH B M to Thomas Robinson.
A large spider was found on the island of Su matra measuring over tight inches across the back and seventeen inches with its legs spread, observed in dense jungle terrain.
Town Talk reports Pocatello bank clearings totaling 166 312 09 for the day. Mrs. Be R McHan of Idaho Falls visits town for business. Secretary R R Wolf of the Y M C A will depart for Boise tonight to discuss an Older Boys camp in the Sawtooths this coming summer.
The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Schumacher and Hall chapel with Bishop F. Pr. Horsfall officiating. Interment follows in Mountainview cemetery. A special Cooper Brothers show train will pass through Pocatello May 30, with Soda Springs on May 29 and American Falls on May 31.
John N Harvey and wife welcomed a daughter Thursday evening at St Anthony's Hospital. The father works as a city salesman for Smith Candy Company and celebrated by sharing cigars with friends.
Mrs. Howard G. Archibald and Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, injured in the Inkom crash that claimed Mr. Archibald's life, were moved from General hospital to their Fargo apartments today and are recovering at home.
Senator M B Yeaman of Idaho Falls and John W Graham of Twin Falls left for home after a Thursday conference with the local committee on the big American Falls dam celebration set for July.
Jennings shows wonderful vocal flexibility while Mr Goins displays marked ability in performing several difficult compositions during the recital.
Mayors Ben Ross and council members examined proposed improvement districts and areas seeking extensions to the surface irrigation system. The topics are set for discussion at tonight’s regular council meeting.
The West high track team of Salt Lake City with sixteen members arrived in Pocatello Thursday evening and stayed overnight at the Bannock. They left this morning for Twin Falls to face the Magic City team in a track and field meet this afternoon, traveling by a large motor bus.
The Church Literary Society presented Mona G Jennings and Edward Going in recital at Antlers Hall to a large audience. The highly regarded soprano delivered a refined performance and the crowd showed strong appreciation.
Seven Short Line employees will attend the seventeenth annual convention of the International Railway Fuel association at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago May 26 29. Engineer G W Anderson of Glenns Ferry left yesterday. Those leaving this evening are H M Kardst fuel supervisor Engineer J A Petersen Firemen E E Mansker of Ashton Fireman Dave Pratt of Pocatello Engineer W L Chrisman of Salt Lake and Fireman A Bohl l of Montpelier.
Secretary R. B. Wolf announced that I. B. Rhoades former Idaho Y M C A secretary and state Ohio secretary will visit Pocatello on June 2. Worth Wiley national council member and notable Y M C A leader will visit Pocatello on June 20.
A. Bruce Minear of Denver addressed a Pocatello luncheon detailing Y M C A thrift and economic programs as key for character building. He cited Detroit's recent five million dollar campaign and noted the Y M C A as a constructive community force with vast economic value. Minear organized Y M C A work in the canal zone and previously worked with R R Wolf, now Pocatello secretary.
Pocatello residents are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Auditorium theatre at 7 p m to authorize a two and three quarter mill city tax levy. Idaho law caps the levy at ten mills unless two thirds approve an increase. Officials say the extra funds are needed to operate city government and avoid cutbacks. Last year the measure passed without opposition.
The senior class at Pocatello High School stages The Whole Town is Talking, a comedy, Saturday night May 23 in Frazier hall. Miss Frances Daut returns from Salt Lake after her grandfather’s death. Miss Fidela Yorgenson and sister Lenore visit the Tech campus this morning.
Yorgenson contemplates seriously attending Tech next year. The Tech baseball team beat O S L Carmen 4 to 1 in nine innings. Stockdale allowed four hits. Pharmacy students spent the day in Sava on their annual picnic. Alumni banquet set for June 2. sophomores seniors and escorts urged to attend.
Fire swept the Central Idaho Motor company machine shops in Arco Idaho yesterday evening damaging the building by about 6000 dollars and equipment valued around 7000 dollars. The blaze also destroyed several fight automobiles and is believed caused by a vulcanizing machine. Insurance covered part of the loss.
It describes signs of worms in children such as paleness fretfulness and poor appetite and recommends White's Cream Vermifuge to drive out parasites. The ad cites White's Dream Vermifuge with fifty years of use and a 35 cent price, sold by Watson Drug Co.
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