Injured Men Hurt in Runaway Wagon Near Oak Street Crossing
John Amor of 615 South Third and J. Satterfield of 1015 South Fifth were treated at St. Anthony's hospital for injuries after a wagon ran away past the Oak Street crossing. Amor suffered a brain concussion while Satterfield had a head injury and bruises. The wagon toppled after the horse was frightened by a passing wagon and witnesses helped them to the hospital.
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John Amor
South Third
J. Satterfield
South Fifth
St. Anthony’s
Oaktreet
Mr. Amor
Henny Hartvigsen
Accidents Plague New Highway to Blackfoot
Town reports frequent daytime and night crashes on the new road to Blackfoot. Most collisions occur when cars fail to see wagons after dark. vehicles must display lights by law. Drivers without lights face immediate court action and fines. Horse drawn wagons suffer with no lighted warning.
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Blackfoot
Naturalization Clinic Set in Pocatello October 14
P J Philips district director of naturalization will be in Pocatello October 14 and will be available for interviews with applicants filing for citizenship starting at 9 o clock. Naturalization petitions already on file will be heard by Judge S Dietrich October 13 during the fall term of federal court.
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P. J. Philips
Pocatello
Office of the United
Tatés
Salling
Naturalization
Aleady
S. Dietrich
Real estate transfers filed and Boise visitor in Pocatello
The week’s real estate transfers include Mary P. Stewart to Wm A Sey and Mildred Anbes in various sections and townships. Also listed are transfers from Dahling Glenn and Sievers G A to new owners. Robert L. Nourse of Boise arrived in Pocatello for several days of business. a former Princeton athlete noted for Idaho championship meets.
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Stewart
Mary P
Wm. A. Sey
E. B. M. Citizens Sec. Co
Mildred Anbes
BEM
E. B. M. Dahling
Glenn
Etux
Ida Burton
Robert L. Nourse
Boise
Pocatello
Mr. Nourse
Princeton
Idaho
Preliminary hearing held in Linford Richard case
The preliminary hearing for Linford Richard, charged with no support and desertion of his wife, was paid this afternoon in Judge Houde's court.
Big gas strike reported at Moab Utah structures
Police report a major natural gas strike at the Moab structures in Utah as Gem State Petroleum officers were informed by telephone this morning of the discovery. The exact location and potential impact were not disclosed in the brief notice.
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Gem State Etroleum Company
Telehone
Utah
Oil well reaches depth in joint Utah Mid West effort
A discovery was made Thursday afternoon at 1408 feet. The well is drilled by Utah Oil and Refinery and Mid West companies. The flow is estimated at over one million feet per day.
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Utah Oil and Refinery
Mid West
Boise Auditor Md Gallet Visits Pocatello
Md Gallet state auditor and former Pocatello resident visits the city on a business trip. He calls on many old friends and showcases a long tenure marked by notable election results reflecting his popularity and efficiency.
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MD Gallet
Boise
Pocatello
Gallet
Miss Mildred Gridley to Spend Winter in Challis
Miss Mildred Gridley of Westfield will leave early next week to stay in Challis for the winter with her sister Mrs Donald Rowles county superintendent of schools of Custer county. She will visit her brother HM Gridley at 437 N Lincoln before departing.
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Mildred Gridley
Westfield, A
HM. Gridley
Lincoln
Challis
Donald Rowles
Custer County
Sullivan advanced to Denver post to visit Pocatello
Del L. Sullivan formerly district governor of naturalization with base in Salt Lake City is promoted to the Denver office and will pass through Pocatello on October 25 en route to his former home. Mrs Sullivan and the children will accompany him to Denver.
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del L. Sullivan
Naturalization
Salt Lake City
Denver
Pocatello
Two Men Injured in Runaway Resting at St Anthony’s
A. J. Satterfield of 1015 South Wirth and John Amor of 6 5 South Third were injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon. They are resting easily at St Anthony’s hospital, with Amor in more serious condition.
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A. J. Satterfield
South Wirth
John Amor
South Third
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Amor
Palmer Peterson Injured Moving Truck at Kahn Potato Plant
Palmer Peterson, employee at Kahn Potato, fractured his leg this morning on the shipping platform at the plant. He fell while moving a truck and was taken to the general hospital for treatment.
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Palmer Peterson
Kahn Potato Company
Peterson
General Hospital
Extra cars added to train for excursion to Butte
Six additional cars were attached to train No. 31 this morning to handle higher travel demand from the new excursion rate effective today. Tickets show a return limit to October 12.
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Butte
Mrs. H. C. Junkin Sent For Treatment In Colorado Springs
Mrs. H. C. Junkin wife of Dr. H. C. Junkin of Idaho Falls was moved to Pocatello by MeHen ambulance and placed on train No 18 to Colorado Springs for sanitarium treatment.
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Colorado
H. C. Junkin
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Colorado Springs
Hassan a Visitor Stopping Through Pocatello
Fred Hassan, public accountant of Boise, visited friends in Pocatello yesterday while en route to Mackay. Hassan is a former resident of Pocatello.
Plea to Raise Budget for Y W C A in Pocatello
Local Y W C A leaders appeal for 200 people to pledge $5 each to reach $5,500 needed for next year. Only $3,400 collected so far as volunteers emphasize broad support and that 1,000 others could contribute $3 or more to sustain the girls’ program and city outreach.
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Pocatello
Funeral for Cr Bever held at St Josephs pro cathedral
The funeral service for Cr Bever occurred at 9 this morning at St Josephs pro cathedral with Walher Herman presiding. Parents Mr and Mrs John Bever arrived from Fortuna California for the services. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Hall company direction.
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Cr. Bever
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
Walher Herman
John Bever
Fortuna
Calif
Mountainview Cemetry
Schumacher and Hall Company
Editor Hugh ONeill Dies at 53 in Denver
Former Denver Times editor Hugh ONeill died last night at age 53. He rose to managing editor of the Times in 1909 and had worked for the Kansas City Star. After 1910 he joined Worlds Work, then Munzey papers in New York and Philadelphia. He was blinded in 1914 and later practiced law, admitted in 1924.
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Denver
Colo
Hugh O'Neill
Denver iTmes
O'Neill
The
Times
Kansas City Star
Denver Times
World's Work
Munzey
New York
Philadelphia
Stockings Worn Outside Prompt UV Dye Challenge
Chicago October 9 AP report on how women’s stockings now used as outer garments force dye makers to combat fading from sun exposure. George H Johnson of the Laundry Owners’ National association cites UV rays as the chief fabric threat at the convention. He notes shorter dresses drive the change in wear and dye considerations.
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Chicago
George H. Johnson
World Series Play by Play From Washington Pittsburg Game
The Tribune will publish a play by play report Saturday for the third world series game between Washington and Pittsburg. Saturday and Sunday games are played in Washington. Information will be supplied by phone number 1234.
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the Tribune
Washington
Pittsburg
Sugar factories set to begin operations Monday
The sugar factory at Twin Falls will start Monday and the Shelley Blackfoot Sugar City and Lincoln plants will also begin work Monday. Heavy beet shipments are now in progress.
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Twin Falls
Shelley
Blackfoot
Sugar City
Lincoln
Birth Announcement for Denkers Baby at St. Anthony's
A son was born last evening at St. Anthony's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Denkers of 436 East Halliday.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
B. L. Denkers
East Halliday
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Pimples Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as permanent relief from constipation and skin issues. It claims toxins cause acne and health problems, pledges guaranteed results or money back, and notes serving ideas and Battle Creek origins.
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Kellogg’s
Consu
Battle Creek
Michigan
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