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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1925

Page

26

Stolen Jewels Returned by Sneak Thieves

Jewel theft at the Hotel Plaza involving Mrs. James Donahue yielded a $731,600 haul, with a missing bead bag. A private detective delivered the gems to police headquarters wrapped in paper, while authorities pursue suspects amid theories of an insider or international thief and possible immunity and reward negotiations.

New York James P. Donahue Pee Hee James E. Pecora Mrs. Donahue Hotel Plaza

Good Dispositions and Health Remedies Ad

The ad claims a sunny disposition hinges on healthy liver stomach and intestines. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is promoted as simple harmless and effective for bloating catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the intestinal tract including air stomach and appendicitis. Cook's Drug Store and Druggists are listed as sellers.

Mayr Cook's

Two Admitted to Citizenship in Idaho Hearing

The afternoon session continued the petitions of Deso Kastel Hungarian for citizenship after witnesses testified on character. Kastel faced moonshine possession charges and a prior row in Buckskin valley with shotgun threats. Also admitted were Thomas Fowler Irish and James Gouvises who has lived in Idaho twenty years. Gouvises needed an interpreter. P J Phillins oversaw the naturalization exam. George W Brown pled guilty to auto theft and was sentenced to six months in Power county jail. Brown said he resided in Tulsa Oklahoma.

Deso Kastel Dietrich Kastel Buckskin Valley Kastels Justice of the Peace Lockhart Kastel Q Thomas Fowler James Gouvises Idaho Pocatello Inkom Gouvises

Bazaar and Indian festival at Third Ward hall Friday

The Third Ward primary hosts a bazaar and Indian festival supper on Friday October 16 at 7:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Radiant Chapter of Eastern Star meets Saturday at 7:00 for business. initiation postponed to allow attendance. Ladies auxiliary BRT meets Thursday 2:30 in uniform. Mrs. Harold Anderson and Mrs. W G Wall host Ladies Society of B L F and EB card club at 509 North Twelfth.

Third Ward Radiant Chapter Eastern Star Ladies’ Auxiliary The B. of R. T Harold Anderson W. G. Wall Ladies’ Society B of L. F Anderson North Twelfth

B P W Club Officers Guest of Pocatello Body

Boise Business and Professional Women's Club president Rosalie Stringfellow and national board member Eva Dockery spoke at the Bannock hotel dinner in Pocatello. They discussed federation activities, civic recognition, and employment resources for women.

Rosalie Stringfellow Boise Business and Professional Women’s Club Eva K. Dockery Legislative Board The National Federation Bannock Hotel Cora Lane Laura Ruffing Business and Professional Women’'s Federation Dockery B. P. W. Federation New York City Morony Olsen Productions Pocatello Martha F Evans Marie Howard Lillian Brookhart B. Marie Aukerman Announc

Presbyterian Church Synod Votes Vocationville Meeting Host

The synod and the synodical missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet next year in Vocatello following the seventeenth annual Idaho synod meeting held at Caldwell. Reverend Arthur G. Pearson of Twin Falls was elected moderator to succeed Reverend G. William Barnum of Pocatello.

Synod Synodical Missionary Society of the Presbyteran Church Vocatello Synod of Idaho Caldwell Arthur G. Pearson Twin Falls G. William Barnum Pocatello

Crossing Accident Near Contact Leaves Two Unharmed

Word from Rogerson reports a collision yesterday at 1 p m one mile west of Contact when a car driven by F J Critchiey with passenger C EB McConnell struck a backing train. The car was ditched with a broken wheel and radiator but both men escaped injury. The occupants said they failed to hear the train due to curtains. A Baptist reception for W H Witty is set at the Baptist church Thursday at 8 o clock as he takes charge of Laymen’s missionary work in New York. Catholic ladies of St Joseph’s pro cathedral hold a dollar day sale at K C hall starting Thursday with a chili luncheon at noon and a program Friday evening led by J I King.

the Tribune Rogerson F. J. Critchiey King Hill C. EB. McConnell Mr. Critchley Mr. McConnell The Baptist Constrernation Friends of W. H. Witty Witty Baptist Church New York Catholic Ladies of

Mrs Eva Dockery Returns From State Club Convention

Mrs Eva K Dockery of the Idaho Statesman staff returned to Boise after spending the night enroute home from Blackfoot where she attended the convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.

Eva K. Dockery The Idaho Statesman Boise Blackfoot State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Weekend in Salt Lake Visits by Sorgatz Party

Mr and Mrs F W Sorgatz with Mrs Rose Nowacki of Mackay drove to Salt Lake City for the weekend and returned yesterday. Miss Nowicki headed back to Mackay today.

F. W. Sorgatz Rose Nowacki Mackay Salt Lake Miss Nowicki Mackay J

Cattle Market In Good Shape Signals Strong Feeding Outlook

Washington reports from Oct 14 indicate the Agriculture Department expects a continuing strong market for feeder cattle. Improved feeding in western regions and better feed supply, coupled with heavy western marketings, support the outlook though stocker and feeder shipments to the corn belt were down July through September compared with last year.

Washington Department of Agriculture Southwest Department Corn Belt

Potatoes meeting postponed in Idaho due to weather

A letter to FE J Fieldsted of the Pocatello chamber urges delaying the Idaho potato interests meeting until early November because bad weather has delayed the harvest and workers cannot attend this season.

FE. J. Fieldsted Pocatello

Picture of Health After Tanlac Recovery

Mrs. Sarah Duckett credits Tanlac with a dramatic health turn after two decades of stomach trouble and rheumatism. She says weight rose from 120 to 160 pounds and she regained strength, calling herself the picture of health. The ad urges Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and warns against substitutes.

Taniac Sarah Duckett Tanlac

New Mausoleum for Former President

A Louisville construction company has won the contract to build a mausoleum for President Zachary Taylor and Mrs. Taylor. The $10,000 appropriation, signed by President Coolidge February 24, funds Indiana limestone casing with Verde antique marble sarcophagi, to be located six miles from the Jefferson County courthouse near the current tomb.

Louisville Zachary Taylor Taylor Intermediate Quartermaster Department Jeffersonville Ind Coolidge Jefferson County Court House

Salt Lake Visitor Ends Visit in Pocatello

Richard W. Young of Salt Lake City and the firm Young Boyle and Boyle is spending today in Pocatello visiting clients and touring local sites.

Richard W. Young Salt Lake City Pocatello Mr. Young Young, Boyle & Boyle

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