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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

15

Runaway Wagon Injures Two Men at Oak Street Crossing

Amor of 615 South Third and Satterfield of 1615 South Fifth were injured when a wagon they rode in became frightened by a passing vehicle near Oak Street Crossing. Amor suffered a brain concussion and Satterfield sustained injuries and bruises. Both were taken to St. Anthony's Hospital after the wagon tipped and threw them to the ground. Hartvigsen restrained the horse and helped them to the hospital.

Amor South Third Satterfield South Fifth St. Anthony's Oak ‘S Crossing Mr. Amor Oak Street Crossing Ry Hartvigsen

Accidents on Highway Highlight Local Safeguards

Town notes frequent daily dents on the highway to Blackfoot from one to four each morning. Most crashes occur when cars fail to see wagons after dark. lights are required by state law and violators face court fines. J Philips, district director of naturalization, will visit Pocatello on October 14 to interview applicants. Naturalization petitions on file will be heard by Judge Dietrich on October 13, the second fall term session.

Blackfoot J. Philips Rralization Pocatellober 14 Office of the United As Dietried Federal

Real estate transfers filed Thursday spread across multiple parcels

The list shows transfers including Mary P. Stewart to William A. Leyh and others, Mildred Andrews to Sec. 15 Township 6 South Range 3 East, Ida Burton from et ux, and Jerry Christen to G. A. Jevers with Lot 18 in Block 40 Downey. Boise resident Robert L. Nourse, a former Princeton athlete, arrived in town for business. The preliminary hearing for Linford Richard on non support and desertion matters was held in Judge Houde's court. Gem State Petroleum Co. reports a significant natural gas discovery in Moab Utah via telegraph.

Tewart Mary P Wm. A. Leyh EM NW S. R BE. B. M.itizens Sec. Co Mildred Ean E. B. Abling. Athe Etux Ida Burton NEY NW E. B. M. Jevers G. A Jerry Christeen Lot Block Downey

Oil well recovery advances in Utah and Idaho region

A Jackson well drilled by Utah Oil and Refinery and Mid-West reaches 1408 feet with a flow rate over one million cubic feet per day. Fd Gallet, Boise state auditor and former Pocatello resident, visits town. Mildred Gridley of Westfield Pa plans to stay with her sister in Challis for winter.

Utah Oil and Refinery Mid-West Mildred Gridley Westfield HM. Gridley N. Lincoln Challis Donald Rowles Custer County

Sullivan advance moves to Denver post bound for Pocatello

Del L. Sullivan former district governor of naturalization with Salt Lake City HQ is advanced to the Denver office and will pass through Pocatello October 25 en route to his former home. Mrs Sullivan and children will accompany him returning to Denver.

del L. Sullivan Naturalization Salt Lake City Denver Pocatello

Runaway injures two men. both at St. Anthony’s

A. J. Satterfield of 1015 South Wirth and John Amor of 615 South Third were injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon and reported resting easily at St. Anthony's hospital. Amor's condition is more serious, while Satterfield's injuries are painful but not life threatening.

A. J. Satterfield South Wirth John Amor South Third St. Anthony’s Hospital Mr. Amor

Palmer Peterson Injured at Kalin Potato Plant

Palmer Peterson, an employee of Kalin Potato, fractured his leg this morning on the shipping platform while moving a truck. He was taken to the general hospital for treatment.

Palmer Peterson Kalin Potato Company Peterson

Plea to Raise Budget for Local Y M C A

Directors of the Y W C A appeal for 200 new donors to pledge five dollars each and 1 090 others to give one dollar to fund maintenance for the coming year in Pocatello. They note only 3 490 raised so far and urge widespread support to continue serving local girls and visitors.

Y. W. Crk Abs F. A Pocatello Poratello

Funeral for C J Bever at St Josephs Pro Cathedral

Funeral services were held at 9 o'clock this morning at St Josephs pro cathedral with Walher Herman officiating. Parents John and Mrs Bever arrived from Fortuna California for the ceremony. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Hall company direction.

C J. Bever St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral Walher Herman John Bever Fortuna Calif Mountainview Cemetery Schumacher and Hall Company

Extra cars added to train No 31 for excursion rush

Six additional coaches were added to train No 31 this morning to handle increased travel to Butte due to the new excursion rate effective today. Tickets allow a return until October 12.

Butte

Editor Hugh O'Neill Dies at 53 in Denver

Former Denver Times editor Hugh O'Neill died in Denver at age 53 after a career spanning the Kansas City Star World’s Work and Munzey newspapers. He became Denver Times managing editor in 1909, left in 1910, later practiced law after being blinded in 1914.

Denver Colo Hugh O'Neill iTmes O'Neill The Times Kansas City Star Denver Times World's Work Munzey New York Philadelphia

Stockings Worn Outer Garments Prompt Dye Changes

Chicago, Oct. 9 AP Manufacturers adjust dyes as women wear stockings as outer garments. George T. Johnson, director of the Laundry Owners' National Association research department, warned at the Laundry Owners' convention that ultraviolet rays threaten fabric durability and fading.

Chicago George T. Johnson Owners’ National Association Laundry Owners’ Convention

Washington versus Pittsburg World Series third game report

The Tribune will publish a play by play report Saturday of the third game in the World Series between Washington and Pittsburg. Saturday and Sunday games are set to be played in Washington and information is available by calling phone number 1234.

the Tribune Washington Pittsburg

Mrs. H C Junkin Sent to Colorado Springs Sanitarium

Mrs H C Junkin wife of Dr H C Junkin of Idaho Falls was brought to Pocatello this morning from Idaho Falls in the McHan ambulance and placed aboard train No 18 for Colorado Springs where she will undergo treatment at a sanitarium.

Colorado H. C. Junkin H C. Junkin Idaho Falls Pocatello McHan Colorado Springs

Sugar factories set to start Monday operations

The Twin Falls sugar factory will commence operations Monday, with Shelley Blackfoot Sugar City and Lincoln plants also due to begin work Monday. Heavy beet shipments are currently underway.

Twin Falls Shelley Blackfoot Sugar City Lincoln

Hassan a Visitor in Idaho on Travel Simplified

Fred Hassan a public accountant from Boise stopped in Pocatello to visit friends while en route to Mackay. Hassan a former Pocatello resident traveled yesterday with plans to continue his journey.

Denkers Welcome Son At St Anthony's Hospital

A son was born last evening at St Anthony's hospital to Mr and Mrs B L Denkers of 456 East Halliday.

St. Anthony’s Hospital B. L. Denkers East Halliday

Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief

An advertising pitch touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation and related skin issues. It claims poisons affect health, promises guaranteed relief, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek Michigan and distributed by grocers and hotels.

Kellogg’s Battle Creek Michigan

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