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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

24

New Coats Arrive in Wide Styles and Fabrics for All

Four groups of coats offer value in style and price. Red chinchilla coats trimmed with gray astrakhan come in small child sizes and feature new fabrics. Naba corduroys in plain and fancy weaves measure 36 inches wide and appear in rose orchid red blue brown and white.

Astrakhan

Druggists Meet in Boise Elects Idaho Officers

The Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association elected John Holmes of St. Anthony as president with T. A. Harmon Caldwell first vice president A. B. Caldwell Twin Falls second vice president H. T. Davis Emmett J. C. Anderson Boise secretary and Orville Jackson Vingle treasurer The next annual convention will be in Boise in October 1926 Lectures by B. C. Leonard and Dr Paul Ivey highlighted the session and banquet attendance reached 175 members and spouses with a dance at Reed Hall and a Tech orchestra performance.

Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association John Holmes St. Anthony T. A. Harmon Caldwell A. B. Caldwell Twin Falls H. T. Davis Emmett J. C. Anderson Boise Orville Jackson Vingle B. C. Leonard School of Pharmacy Idaho Technical Institute Paul Ivey Chicago Ivey Pharmaceutical Association Tech Dining Hall C. O. Ballou J. E. Rutherford John Culley Charles Empey Ogden T. M. Starrh Dean EF. C Leonard Pocatello Idaho Technical Institute Symphony Orchestra L. Roubidoux Reed Hall Tech Orchestra H. B. Whittlesey B. M. Hines J. P. Halliwell Frank Hough Warry Bryan H. Pixley Samuel Ferguson Thomas Jenkins

Earth tremors felt across New Hampshire valley

Slight earth tremors were reported in the Arene river valley of New Hampshire around 9 a m today. The tremors were felt in Manchester and nearby areas in the morning, with observers noting a light shaking. Authorities cautioned residents to remain calm as investigations proceed.

Manchester N. H New Hampshire

Purifying Herbine Promises Quick Regimen Boost

A drug ad touts Herbine as a cure for torpid liver and constipation. It claims rapid relief from fatigue and a “splendid feeling” of exhilaration after the first dose, noting purifying effects and increased vigor. Sold for 60 cents by Watson Drug Co.

Watson Drug Co

Brenneke Leads Line in Tomorrow's Game

Dave Brenneke is among the tackles who will start the game tomorrow. Brenneke is active in every play and makes it difficult for opponents when a play is directed through his section of the line.

Nate Brenneke

Monument planned for farmer's widow who invented Camembert

In Camembert France Oct 9 an AP report says a monument will honor a farmer's widow credited with inventing Camembert cheese 154 years ago. The town's fame is tied to the invention and the tribute reflects local pride.

Camembert France

French Troops Tighten Link With Spanish Forces at Fez

French and Spanish forces press the eastern battle line near Fez as native auxiliaries bolster operations. Rain slows progress but does not halt the effort while Marshal Petain travels to Taza to coordinate supplies from Algeria and Melilla. Central and western fronts show quiet.

Fez French Morocco Zag Fetatcha Kifane Marshal Petain Taza Algeria Melilla

Wheaton Proclaims October 24 Holiday for Homecoming

Wheaton Mayor M J Pittford issues a proclamation designating Saturday October 24 as a public holiday to honor Harold Red Grange and enable attendance at the Illinois Michigan homecoming game in Urbana.

Wheaton Ill M J. Pittford Urbana Harold “Red” Grange

Radio-borne Faith Ends in Benton Harbor Man

George Leroy Miller aged 40 spoke his last words thanking the Lord for radio as a tool of service. He had been an invalid 15 years and blind nine years, with his favorite hymn Safe in the Arms of Jesus playing as he died at his Benton Harbor home in Chicago on October 9.

Chicago George Leroy Miller Jesus Benton Harbor

Six Sailors Drown as Launch Overturns in Ise Bay

Six sailors die when a launch overturns during army and navy maneuvers at Ise Bay near Tokio. Casualties occur during a training exercise. incident reported by AP from Tokyo.

Tokio Army Ise Bay

Before Death He Asked Broadcast of Favorite Song

Shortly before his death he requested that the Chicago gospel tabernacle choir broadcast his favorite selection.

Bing Chicago Gospel Tabernacles WHT

Killing frost hits Omaha amid unseasonable cold spell

Omaha along with North Platte Valentine and Lincoln posted record cold for October 9 as frost and early snow disrupt fall. Snow fell in Valentine and Lincoln’s low dipped to 29 while Omaha recorded a low temperature amid an unusual warm spell break.

Omaha Neb Omaha Weather Bureau Nebraska North Platte Valentine Sioux City Iowa Lincoln

Youth Confesses Killing Father in Iowa Case

Warren Vandervoort 17 confessed to killing his father a Methodist minister and wounding his mother with a rifle in a case heading to the grand jury in Allison Iowa. County Attorney B H Brauer said the defendant may not learn his fate until next week and that a Saturday jury session may not occur.

Allison Warren Vandervoort B. H. Brauer Vandervoort

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