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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

17

W C T U Meeting In Pocatello October 21 22 23

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet in Pocatello on October 21 22 and 23 with about fifty delegates from all sections. Sessions are at 3 PM and 8 PM except Wednesday’s 8 PM gathering at the Congregational church where Dr Emma F A Drake will speak.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Pocatello Methodist Church Congregational Church Emma F. A. Drake New Plymouth Idaho Addison T. Smith W. W. Brothers Bannock County Medical Association John L. Brady Minnie Howard E. P. Smith

Welcome Home MacMillan Expedition and Zenith Radio

Zenith Radio backed MacMillan Arctic Expedition hailed as a triumph of long distance communication. The article touts Zenith as the reliable choice enabling instant contact with America and Europe, inviting readers to bring Zenith into their homes with demonstrations and a sales pitch.

MacMillan McDonald Arctic Zenith Radio Zenith America Europe New Zealand

YMCA Volleyball Challenge Pits Two Classes in Season Opener

A challenge note from the YMCA volleyball class leaders prompts a 6-a-side match between the established Monday Wednesday Friday group and the newly formed class. The document, signed by Ole Bates Willard Lund and Pete Edgerton, lists players eligible and reserves, with plans for a late next week decision.

Willins Ole Bates Willard Lund Pete Edgerton J. T. Doran J. J. McEvers R. C. Early Myron Porges S. E. Brady Willard Bowen John Hart Francis Bistline R. D. Merrill Orange Lemon Otto Maas I. O. Petersen R. R. Wolf H. L. McHon Claude Bistline Dr. L. H. Crawshaw Frank Perry Falten Whic H. M. Bishop Don Hartman Vernal Wardle Jess Braga Boyd Adams W. Fortier H. F. Laab L. W. Russell W. J. Brinkley Homer Martin F. P. Smith J. C. Jansrud V. FE Vieira

State Land Sale In Pocatello Monday

A sale of state lands in Bannock Bingham and Power counties will be conducted at the Pocatello court house on Monday October 19. The auction offers 700 acres of improved farms and ranches in southern Idaho and eighteen Boise area lots to the highest bidder. Land sizes range from twenty to one thousand acres, mostly irrigated or irrigable. The sale presents opportunity for farming with reasonable terms. A 10 percent down payment is required and the remainder financed over forty years at six percent interest.

Bannock Bingham Power County Pocatello Court House Idaho Boise

WANTS EXTENSION OF RAIL LINES

Booth of Eugene urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to favor broader rail development in central and southern Oregon. He testifies in the Klamath Falls area about rival Southern Pacific and Northern lines, arguing no single railroad should dominate the state for public good.

Togtland Ore Central Oregon Interstate Commerce Commission Jamath Falls Robert A. Booth Eugene Booth Kelly Lumber Company Charles D. Mahaffie Southern Pacific Northern Lines Klamath Falls Oregon Tran Klamath Basin

Citizens Barber Shop Ad Notice

Local barber shop at 212 North Main advertises pricing for haircuts including men’s and ladies services with a Saturday rate, listing options and prices for a test notice and help wanted.

North Main Monilors

Citywide Father and Son Week Planned at Y M C A

Representatives from churches schools and fraternal groups met at the Y M C A to plan a city wide Father and Son week from November 8 to 14. The schedule includes church services home day school day Armistice day college day banquets and Y day with activities for fathers and sons and a focus on charting boys.

Nicholas Ifft Pocatello Home American Legion Chamber of Commerce Rotary Father and Son Busic

Dubois Home Social Center Hosts Federation Week

The Dubois home at Blackfoot served as the federation club house with Mrs Eva Kasiska assisting. About 125 federation members attended a Sunday reception for national president Mrs Mary Sherman, and multiple luncheons and tea were held daily by the Business and Professional Women's club.

T. Dubois Blackfoot Dubois Eva Kasiska 8. W. Wilson Mary Sherman State Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club L. B. Green Ethel Redfield Boise Dave Brethan The Federation Nancy Teape Spirit Lake Idaho Teape

Bo is thanked for charm and hospitality at Blackfoot meeting

A vote of thanks is extended to Bois for her charming hospitality during the state federation held at Blackfoot.

Bois Blackfoot

Merger Crooks Sent to Prison

Los Angeles reports Harry Hibbs and Thomas Hennessey convicted as railroad merger brokers in a $6 billion fraud scheme. Superior Judge Hahn rejects bail and stays, sentencing them to 380 to 800 years each, with transfer to San Quentin next week. Both defendants were denied relief on illness grounds.

Los Angeles Harry Hibbs Thomas Hennessey San Quentin Hahn

Minnie Howard Elected President of Emerson PTA

Dr. Minnie Howard was elected president of the Emerson Parent- Teachers' association at Emerson school Tuesday night. Mrs. H. D. Bachelor resigned from the spring election, and Dr. Howard was chosen to fill the unexpired term. Other officers remain as elected last spring with Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Waring named to refreshment and program committees respectively.

P.T. A Minnie Howard Emerson Parent- Teachers’ Association Emerson School H. D. Bachelor Zimmerman Bremerton Wash Waring

American Legion Carnival Dance Promised Oct 15

The notice urges attendance at the American Legion carnival dance on October 15 featuring novelty stunts and lively entertainment.

American Legion

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