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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
4
The paving of the road between Pocatello and American Falls to the western reservation line is assured a forum announcement by H. R. Turner. A survey will be made and the contract let early this autumn.
Idaho Falls figures C E Dinwoodey and Dr R M Fouch stay at the Bannock while on business. J Livingston a station supervisor for OBL visits a few days and occupies the Bannock. J D Pratt Idaho Falls businessman rooms at the St Maurie. H H Vallen of Salt Lake Intermountain Credit Men stays at the Yellowstone. C J Hamal Pathe News resides at the Yellowstone. J W Anderson American Falls rooms at the Crow. George Tway of Tway Plumbing at the St Marie.
Bank clearings in Pocatello totaled 241759.11 on Tuesday. Mrs Bodmer leaves for Detroit to visit her mother Mrs Nichols for several months. Pocatello Trapshooting Club to hold semi weekly shoot this evening at Alameda grounds. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Salt Lake City visiting in town with A W Fisher until Memorial Day. Funeral for A J Reese Thursday at 2 pm at Sixth Ward L D S Church with interment Mountainview by McHan. Miss Virgil Irwin to spend summer in Tulsa Oklahoma with parents. Last killing frost recorded April 28 according to weather observer A R Teeple.
The D A R chapter in Wretch held its election of officers Tuesday afternoon at the public library. Mrs. F C McGowan was named president, with Mrs. W W Brothers as vice, Mrs A Stewart recording secretary, Mrs Akh Teeple treasurer, Mrs J D Ravyle historian, and Mrs 8 C G Winters registrar.
Stewart Campbell, a state mine official from Idaho, was in town last night on business en route to Salt Lake City. He has recently been sued by Idaho Copper Corp for 100000 dollars over allegations he pressured a New York curb market to stop speculation in the company stock. He mocked the suit but vowed to press on with the mining and stock matter.
He disclosed that companies must file their plans and propaganda with the state. He said miners yesterday began suit against the corporation president for alleged failure to pay time checks while previously an employer, and that this was news to him until reading The Tribune. He promised to add more evidence to his existing data.
One hundred ten carriers and newsies of the Pocatell y Tribune enjoyed a performance by the Maude Henderson Stock Company at the Auditorium. The play drew a decided hit with the boys courtesy of manager Heller and Ernest Ivory of the Tribune circulation department. St Vincent's home children were also guests of the management. Frank Leute of the Montana Short Line and his son Robert returned from Ontario visits including Fingal St Thomas Delaware and Chatham. They also stopped in Detroit Chicago and Omaha. Leute reports business conditions quiet in Upper Canada.
Announcement says former Pocatello resident Mrs Nestor Aber will air on Station KFI Los Angeles from 10 to 11 PM tonight. She is renowned in the area for past performances in Pocatello and has since appeared in leading opera roles in Los Angeles.
In the current campaign, five minute speakers will tour moving picture theatres to urge public support for the American Legion Endowment fund. Citizens are asked to contribute through mail subscriptions as speakers Jay Downing J H McEvers H B Ray Ralph Jones George Mc Clintock and G Nicholas Iffi present.
At a Bannock Sportsmen's association session, discussions centered on planting trout in lower streams ahead of the dam and raiding magpie nests. Deputy Warden Will Hayes praised progress, while Idaho crop prospects looked bright with favorable reports from Weiser, Payette, Boise valleys and expectations of heavy Union Pacific tonnage out of Idaho in September.
Residents of Boise will be shown the city and nearby sights as a push to boost tourism unfolds. The piece emphasizes Idaho spirit and the enduring faith in the Gem State’s future.
J F Murray a prominent Pocatello contractor is up and around again following treatment at a local hospital confirming his condition has improved and he is released to recover at home.
The Optimist club meets Thursday at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for its regular semi monthly session. Star of the East club hosts Ruth Chandler at 740 North Garfield Thursday night with hostesses Ruth Chandler Ruth Quarrels and Dorothy Garrett. Pythian Sisters plan a cooked food sale Friday at Idaho Power offices. Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M holds a special meeting this evening to perform the third degree.
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