Memorial Day Program Planned With Parades and Ceremonies
Memorial Day events will begin at 10 a.m. at the high school with speeches and music. A parade to the cemetery follows, stopping at the river to lay flowers and fire a volley for fallen mariners. Graves at Mountain View Cemetery will be decorated with ceremonies to honor soldiers and sailors.
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B. M. Hines
Bryan
E. V. Thorkildsen
Ocatello
Leion
Arthur
Bonneville
Johnson
Center
Centertreet Bridge
Portneuf
Fifth
Fifth Mountainview Cemetery
Therogram
E. J. Therkilden
A. C. Beal
Land Army of the Republic
R. R. Bacon
RK. ¥. Hamilton
E H. Clarke
W. Johnson
Acties
L. P. Whittinghill
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anderson
J. E. Damron
Auxiliry
American Legion
Ivan Gasser
H. B. Thomson
Local Pupils Stage Blackfoot Spring Revue
A group of Pocatello girls performed dances Thursday at Celeste school in Blackfoot directed by Mrs. Proctor. Performers included Evelyn Bachelor Delmar Walton Jessie Hutchinson Ola Jacobs Julia Louise Steart Rose Ann Bray and others in pieces like I Want to Happy Things My Mother Uses to Sing and Dutch Love.
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Pocatello
Celeste
Blackfoot
Proctor
Poatello
Maxine Mesero
Alice Otson
Rose Ann Bray
Katherine Ridle
Evelyn Steely
Alice Watson
Essie Hutchinson
Olga Smith
County property nets small sum at delinquent sale
About seventy five residents from Pocatello and county districts watched as county property seized for delinquent taxes was sold by Sheriff H W Henderson. Bidding was spirited on some parcels but overall real estate went for tiny sums with a 160 acre tract bringing only 5 dollars and ten lots selling for 10 dollars.
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Pocatello
H. W. Henderson
R. C. Earley
Idaho Song by Pocatello Musician Gains Attention
Gaylord Sanford, a local mu sic instructor, composes Idaho state song still gaining statewide attention. The piece features a swingy verse and harmonious music, praised at city gatherings and likely to be adopted amid Sanford’s other orchestral works with the Idaho Technical Institute symphony. Idaho, my Idaho, is sung as the full verse notes the landscape and pioneer legacy.
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Gaylord Sanford
Idaho
Mr. Sanford
Idaho Technical Institute Symphony Orchestra
Southeast Idaho Sees Prosperity, Porter Reports
Boise May 23 Business conditions are improving across southeastern Idaho says E W Porter state commissioner of finance returning from an official trip to Idaho Falls Pocatello St Anthony American Falls and other towns He notes a better mood among business men and strong activity with plans ahead by merchants farmers and livestock men.
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Boise
Idaho
E. W. Porter
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
St. Anthony
American Falls
Porter
Weather Outlook for Northern Rockies and Plateaus
Washington May 23 AP outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for fair conditions in the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with a period of showers in the first half. Cooler start then warmer midweek and toward the end.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Persian Turcomans Uprising Reaches Large Proportions
Dispatches from Persia report a rising among Turcomans gaining momentum. Russian Turcomans are said to have encouraged Persians to form a separate soviet linked with the Russian organization.
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London
Persia
Prominent Journalists and Wide-Ranging Guests At Bannock
Heard Around the Lobbies notes a renowned Boise journalist now in town associated with the big time, upset by publicity, plus a list of guests at Bannock and Crow hotels during the weekend. Included are A C Peterson, A Sundberg, A A Callistal, J M Bremer, O M Wildman, G M Blair, and many others from Boise, Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago, and beyond.
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Bannock
Idaho
Salt Lake
France
Leutenant
A. C. Peterson
Boise Valley
Peterson
A. Sundberg
A. A. Callistal
O. M. Wildman
Yellowstone
Hoosier Literary Celebrities Visit Culver May Day
Indiana writers and celebrities gathered at Lake Maxinkuckee for a May day homage led by the Indiana society of Chicago and the Indiana literary league. Notables including Meredith Nicholson George Ade Kin Hubbard and Wilbur Nesbit joined educators editors bankers and railroad leaders in a day of prize readings cartoons plays and a final tableau celebrating Hoosier literature.
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Edward H. Ziztgner
Pocatello Tribune
Culver
Ind
Indiana
Parnassius
Lake Maxinkuckee
Indiana Society of Chicago
Hoosierland
Indiana Literary League
Meredith Nicholson
George Ade
Kin Hubbard
Abe Martin
Richard Henry Little Wilbur D. Nesbit
Thomas R. Marshall
William Hershel
Booth Tarkington
United States
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Produces’ and Distributors of America
Geantry
Tauleaus
Hoosier
Women in Foreign Lands Spark Keener Interest in Politics
Mrs. E M Loux hosted the College Women's club meeting where Mrs. M J Hutchens of Missoula spoke on internationalism and women’s roles. Hutchens described conventions in Richmond Indianapolis and Washington and noted women’s suffrage in 27 countries. She recalled Icelandic figure Kris tin Amion arson and urged moral courage against Bolshevism Fascism. Hutchens recalled Smith College pioneer days and her father’s ban on using education for work.
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College Women’s Club
E. M. Loux
M. J. Hutchens
Missoula
Montana
Association of University Women
Women Voters
Richmond
Virginia
American Association of University Women
Indianapolis
International Council of Women of
Washington
International Council
Railroads Allowed War Time Tax Exemption, Board Rules
The board of tax appeals ruled that railroads under government wartime control may exclude from taxable income the two percent withheld as taxes by the director general of the railroads. This decision affects wartime revenue handling and tax calculations for rail carriers.
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Washington
Board of Tax Appeals
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