Outing Flannel Gowns for Children
A brief ad notes outing flannel gowns for children priced at 65 cents, described as warm and comfortable for chilly nights.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
20
A brief ad notes outing flannel gowns for children priced at 65 cents, described as warm and comfortable for chilly nights.
Detroit reports Henry Ford's lab tests on an eight cylinder 200 horsepower aircraft engine for light planes. He claims interchangeable parts and no need for adjustments, with testing soon. Ford envisions planes aiding economy and international relations, reducing war reliance and mixing nations through air travel.
In Pocatello a partial report notes $2187 raised for the YWCA budget as volunteers plan a concerted effort this week to reach all potential contributors. Workers acknowledge the need to contact many residents to complete pledges and support.
Master Morris Powers and Hazel Goodman left Sunday on the evening train bound for Richmond Virginia after a five month stay at Robin. They were accompanied by Mrs Dudley Armstrong and daughter Virgil who will visit relatives and friends for a couple of months.
A terse, repetitive chorus of “‘How about today’s drama’” marks reporters’ focus on the World Series. The day centers on baseball coverage, with conversations largely circling the championship event and its developments.
John J. Perry aged 82 died in Santa Monica California yesterday. He was the grandfather of Washington pitcher Walter Johnson. Funeral arrangements are not listed in the brief notice.
The high school notes show entrants into the math club and a soon posted list of exam passers. The Dramatic Club promises strong activity next year with a large, talented membership, while the library buzzes with material for classes and daily deliveries from suppliers.
The D A R will hold a cooked food sale on October 17 at the Book Store pharmacy. The Catholic Women's League seeks old magazines by calling 418 W or dropping them at 505 North Highth. St Josephs parish women plan the third market day on Saturday October 10 at the Book Store Pharmacy with home cooked foods. Portneuf Lodge No 18 AF&AM meets this evening with regular business and good attendance hoped.
A man describes being run down with indigestion and liver slowness before using Tanlac. After three bottles his digestion and energy improved, and he felt like a new man. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists with no substitutes.
Weather data for Pocatello shows 24 hour period ending 6 am with high 77 and low 25 in 1909. Reports include temperatures 67 today 60 average, precipitation 0.23 inch this month 15.28 inches year to date, wind SW to W at 5-8 mph, sunset 6 01 and sunrise 6 35. Official meteorologist A R Terp le notes.
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