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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
2
A Railway Age editorial says freight service improvements over the past five years have cut average transit time by about one third. In early 1925 the daily miles per car rose to 37.4 from 25 in 1920, with tonnage moved also benefiting as capital turnover speeds up and profits rise.
A dated sequence notes 1799 election of William Henry Harrion as first delegate from Nirri tory, 1859 mail stage from St Lo to Los Angeles record time, 1884 Mormons excluded from Utah juries, 1890 Comte de Paris and son welcomed in New York, 1897 first Columbia Southern railroad train, 1916 Austrian monitors destroy pontoon bridges over Roumanian invasion routes, 1919 death of Rt Rev John C Sage, 1923 Kentucky penitentiary riot aftermath.
Charles MacVeagh, a 65 year old prominent New York lawyer with forty years of practice, has been appointed United States ambassador to Japan. He has served as general solicitor and assistant general counsel to United States Steel. He hails from a Philadelphia family with a history in national affairs. His father Wayne MacVeagh was a former attorney general and ambassador to Italy.
The notice lists Sunday services at Alameda Community Chapel with morning and evening worship, Sunday school at 10, children's church at 11, and junior to senior catechesis through 7 PM. It notes an annual board meeting, Bible classes, and a social evening for teachers, plus presbytery and synod gatherings, mission training, and Ladies' Aid activities with details on times and speakers.
Due to the pastor's absence at Twin Falls for the annual mission festival services at 11 oclock are canceled. Sunday school at Woodman Hall 241 N. Main will proceed at 10 a.m. with supervision by Mr Reeves and R Tschirley.
The notice invites attendance at Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. It notes ecumenical Wednesday services at 8 p.m. and a free reading room in the Carlson building open Sundays 3–5 p.m. and weekdays 1–5 p.m., plus Monday and Thursday evenings 7–8:30 p.m.
Trinity Episcopal Church led by Rev. M. B. Nash lists Holy communion at 8 a. m and sermon at 11 a. m on Sunday October 4 with no night service. Pentecostal Assembly Hall at 2028 Second Ave hosts nightly services except Wednesday at 8 p. m with 5 and 8 p. m Sunday sessions and music. First Congregational Church holds morning 11 a. m and evening 8 p. m services with midweek mission classes. Methodist Episcopal Church announces 10 a. m Sunday school followed by 11:10 a. m sermon on Cascade Idaho conference. evening Epworth league at 6:30 and 7:30 choir performances and Recessional by De Koven. midweek inter church teacher training and mission study classes. official board meeting Monday night.
Sunday morning supplies issued across all classes as the First Presbyterian Church on Lewis Street invites enrollment for all ages. The morning worship at 11 includes the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper with Rev G William Barnum delivering The Transforming Touch communion theme. Evening worship starts at 7 30 with updated service times and youth activities listed.
Morning worship at 11 o clock with Rev. W. A. Shanks preaching. Sunday school at 9:16. Junior B Y P U at 3:30, Senior B Y P U at 6:30, evening worship at 7:20. Shanks to preach both morning and evening services.
Notable happenings and anniversaries for today include Succoth beginning the Feast of Tabernacles and the 125th birthday of historian George Bancroft. Pan American road congress opens in Buenos Aires with broad republic representation and the Lexington carrier launch at Quincy. Fire Prevention Week starts, and celebrations mark Coolidge's 20th wedding anniversary. The first international anti malaria congress opens in Rome with global delegates.
Zenith Radio Corporation argues that prioritizing a high quality instrument over mass market pricing built lasting success. The firm cites steady growth, loyal users, and a reputation for balance and satisfaction as proof of the superior path.
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