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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

Page

2

Butte County Farmers Report Yields and Stock Returns

Oct. 17 dispatch notes threshing results across Butte County projects. A. W. Thames farms vs U. G. Co. project with the cleanest seed. King threshed 1500 bushels of fortified grains. Adam Paxton and Frank Reed report strong yields on Blaine and Carey act fields. W. H. Sorenson sold sheep and wool, with lambs at 9.90 each and wool valued at 435 a head, amid notes on livestock profitability. Dr. Price cites barley and wheat yields under limited irrigation and describes frost impact on crops. Aikete harvested 78 sacks of white sweet clover from ten acres with 4 bushels per acre guidance.

Dave, King A. W. Thames U. G. Co S King Barnes Adam Paxton Berenice Blaine County Irrigation Company Frank Reed W. H. Sorenson Lost River J. M. Wornek Farm Rock Veless Moore Dr. Price Nerea Algo A. Aikete

Community notices from Soda Springs and region around

Local residents and visitors attend meetings, visits, and social events in Soda Springs Idaho and nearby towns. Individuals named include J B Law Heather Mixterr Thatcher Masonive Kitch Dorrien Bishop Orr Jacobs and Woodall with travels to Salt Lake City Indianapolis Pocatello and Indianapolis Fort Harrison. Shipping action noted for sheep and grain to eastern markets.

Lee Reynolds J. B. Law Heather Salt Lake Or Lewhe Thtten Thatcher Soda Springs Thureday Stockmen's Ley Co Muregur Conda Fels Durango Caribou Federa Ranchery Poestallo LG & Rratt Soda Liewat H. C. Dorrien Soe Indianapolis Dorrien Fort Harrison W. A .Bishop Inter-Mountain Association of Credit Men of Salt Lake City Boda Springs Busaimeee Chas. F. B Arthur Skinner Pocatello C. A. Orr Weeks Tecos Jacobs Henry Wick D. A. Woodall Logan

Two Sheep Suits Put Over $30,000 at Stake

Twin Falls reports two large lawsuits claiming over 30 thousand dollars in sheep losses by Robert Campbell against C L Wordsworth the Guarantee Loan Co Western Stock Co Roscog Rice and Rich Sheep Co. Damages cited include 3600 and 1400 in the first suit for 400 sheep and 27265.04 and 4000 in the second for 8000 lambs. Attorneys Whilewell Chapman and T Roe.

Twin Falls Robert Campbell C. L. Wordsworth Guarantee Loan Company Western Stock Company Roscog Rice Rich Sheep Company Bothwell & Chapman and T. Roe Hackman

Death of Mrs Myron Boyce in Spokane and local property deals

McCammon telegram reports Mrs Myron Boyce died October 9 in Spokane after months of illness. survivors include a daughter Jem Vieixn Carver of Tacoma. Also in Metammon John Larsen becomes owner of the Lewin Beverly ranch and related properties. families plan to move to Los Angeles. Also notes on Verna Henderson funeral, local visits, and birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Clayton Tippets.

McCammon Myron Boyce Spokane Washington Metammon John Lareou Downey Alva Lewin Berverly Camp Lewin Teurier Park Lewis Hope Los Angeles Mr. Larsen Nels James Virginia Verna Henderson Arimo L. D Marie Tolin Ogden George Goodenough J. W. Thometsz Pocatello Swan Lake Oxford Farm Bureau Ethel Barron Laurence Thomas Rigor Thomas Elaine Hulda Jackson Frank Schwabe Edward Rilly Hayes Mont- Hier Rs. W. L. Hall Hayes Clayton Tippets

Tyhee Residents Report Mixed Deer Hunt Results

October 17 Tyhee notes say deer hunting was not very successful this year. Hunters named include Lawrence Itts Bill Blow Roy Rice Leonard Cutler Edgar Weatherman and Bertie Weatherman who returned from a trip. Several locals travel guests and departures are listed with brief notes on visits and moves.

Tyhee Lawrence Itts Bill Blow Roy Rice Leonard Cutler Edgar Weatherman Bertie Weatherman Wilford Brisco Preston Mrs. Brisco Eleanor Johnson Brisco Charlie Liljenquist Will Mooreland H. N. Smith Naioma Gifford Chubuck

Blackfoot Week in Review and Social Notes

Blackfoot residents report visits by George Secies and M A Browning of Ogden on business. Jim Martin and son Harry enjoy time in Antelope valley hunting deer. Sacramento visitors Mrs mikey stay with Mr and Mrs C F Sleiden. Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs C C Harris home with strong turnout and business on writers’ tasks.

Blackfoot N. Sd Wiiter

Record yields claimed on 300 acres near Buhl

Oct 17 report from Gail Samuels on Thomas Costello ranch near Buhl details a large 300 acre crop showing gross receipts of 88.50 per acre. Wheat 120 acres 7585 bu at 1.43 per bushel. clover seed 30 acres 3515 bu. alfalfa hay 40 acres 150 tons. barley 20 acres 1250 bu. Total receipts listed as 25,574.00.

Twin Falls Thomas Costello Buhl Gail Samuels Costello Se Pr

New Downey Legion elected officers for the year

At Portneuf Post No. 21 American Legion meeting in Downey on Tuesday officers were chosen for the coming year. Post commander A H Christiansen Fred Hobbs Wm Coffin adjutant O Johnson chaplain Guy T Whitaker historian Warren Barnes sergeant at arms Hawkin Nielson. Installation planned for October 27 with a joint meeting of the ladies auxiliary and a visiting officer.

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Bancroft Family Moves to Pocatello After 30 Years Here

W O Deaton and wife depart Bancroft for Pocatello marking the end of three decades in the town. They raised six children on a dry farm and built a respected business presence with the help of their sons Welton and Matdea. The community notes their integrity and contribution to Bancroft.

Bancroft W. O. Deaton Pocatello Deaton

Sheriff Prepares Jails for Federal Prisoners Guests

Sheriff Criddle arranges Bonneville county jail to house female federal prisoners after conviction. The jail is fumigated cleaned and the women's quarters aired and prepared for a lengthy stay under his charge.

Tribune Idaho Falls Sheriff Criddle Bonneville County

Death of Idaho Falls native Clarence Churchill in Boston

Idaho Falls reports the death of Clarence Churchill a former resident and business man. Stricken with paralysis after an appendicitis operation he died Thursday morning at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He leaves parents in Illinois a brother Frank a wife and one son Delos.

Tribune Idaho Falls Boston Clarence Churchill Churchill Massachusetts General Hospital Kurchill Illinois Frank Delos

Victim of Typhoid Funeral Held in Idaho Falls

Idaho Falls October 17 funeral services were held at the L D S First Ward chapel for Mrs Ednarrowmen wife of William Barrowman who died Tuesday of typhoid fever. Bishop Joseph Brunt officiated. First Ward choir under Joe Morley directed the music. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs Barrowman is survived by her husband and four small children. an infant six months old. Barrowman works for the Oregon Short Line.

Idaho Falls First Ward Ednarrowmen William Barrowman Bish Joseph Brunt Joe Morley Rose Hill Cemetery Barrowman Pesageef

Episcopalian Bishop of Idaho Named

Four missionary bishops were chosen by the house of bishops at the general convention and sent to the deputies for confirmation. The new Idaho missionary bishop is Milton Stewart Barnwell, from New York.

New Orleans Protestant Episcopal Church House of Bishops Church House of Deputies William M. Thomas Porto Allegre Brazil Brasil Shirle Hall Nicholas Yamanichi Cho Hiroshai Japan Kyoto Robert Erskine Campbell Masambulam Monastery School Liberia Middleton Stewart Barnwell

Alfalfa Mill formed in Arco with 7000 stock signed

Arco Alfalfa Mill company organized in Arco after noon meeting. About 5 000 tons of alfalfa signed up by farmers and stock valued at over 7000 dollars contracted. W Y Brown named president with Poster secretary and Otto P treasurer. Board includes local officials and company representatives.

Arce Arco Alfalfa Mill Company Arco Oates WY. W. Brown Otto P Eenaee He Coot Haret

Egg Cooperating Association Expands Market Impact

The Idaho Oregon egg producers association, led by Earl H. Brockman at Yucatan, grew from 400 to about 800 members between 1924 and 1926 with capitalization rising from 16000 to 32000. Distributions in May 1924 reached 55000 while May 1925 averaged 11000, helping lift local egg prices to match California levels and yielding about 2.49 more per case.

Idaho-Oregon Egg Producers’ Association Earl H. Brockman Yucatello Brockman Association Los Angeles California

Railroad Officials See Idaho on West Tour

See Idaho Tour officials from the American Railway Association and the public relations division of the association visited Idaho Falls on Thursday. W. J. Smith, district manager, and A. H. Goss spent the day touring the farming section near Idaho Falls with Tom Farmer, local O. S. S. agent, to better understand prep conditions of the valley.

Tribune Idaho Falls Get A. H. Goss American Hallway Association Bar Service ‘Vivision Washington, D. C W. J. Smith American Railway Association Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Utah Idaho Tom Farmer

Rainbow trout shipment to Soda Springs from Hay Spur hatchery

Last week 51 cans of rainbow trout arrived at Soda Springs shipped from Hay Spur hatchery. Mr. Whitehead led the effort for sportsmen, Christy, president of the Rod and Gun club, accepted the fish, and G. McConkie provided trucks to haul them to the Blackfoot River for planting. Whitehead praised local sportsmen for their promptness.

Soda Springs Hay Spur Whitehead Mr. Whitehead

Mrs Kelley Visits Blackfoot as Husband Reaches Serious Stage

Mrs. R. W. Kelley wife of an O S S agent in Blackfoot traveled from Salt Lake City with her young son to stay at her husband's bedside. Mr. Kelley is in the IL D S hospital after a severe kidney operation and remains in very serious condition.

Tribune Blackfoot R. W. Kelley Salt Lake Fhuesdeay

Lease Dispute Delays Idaho Falls City County Offices Move

Idaho Falls officials and Bonneville County Board of Commissioners failed to reach a lease agreement for shared county courthouse space in a Friday joint session. The ten year lease sought at 200 dollars per month was held over to the November 6 meeting for a definite decision.

Idaho Falls Board of County Commissioners Bonneville County County Court House

Weekend Weather Outlook With Calm Temps

Generally fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Frost expected tonight across rural areas as night settles and inland temperatures fall to near freezing.

Mackay Record Shipments Stock Up In Central Idaho

One thousand head of fat cattle from East Fork Salmon river Round valley Copper Basin and other areas will depart Mackay on Saturday totaling about four thousand head worth around two hundred thousand dollars. Lambs and sheep shipments in the past two weeks push livestock value in the Central Idaho fall total toward half a million dollars with overall regional income near one million dollars. Cattle sales are about one third complete with many local buyers active as sheep contracts are nearly fulfilled amid a strong grass year and high lamb prices.

Mackay Salmon River Round Valley Wabnon Copper Basin Pahsimeroi Pass Creek Lost River Birch Creek

Narrow Escape for Tourist Party in Auto Crash

A party of four New York auto tourists escaped death when their car overturned on the highway between Deck and Burley after a tire blew out. Mr and Mrs Everett C Robertson Kendall NY suffered shoulder fractures and severe cuts. Harry Hail Rochester NY had a back wrench and a cut above the eye. Mrs A M Robertson Troy NY escaped with painful but not serious injuries. All are at the local hospital and planning to go home.

Burley New York Deck Everett C. Robertson Kendall N. Y Harry Hail Rochester A. M. Robertson Troy

Building Stable for 150 Milk Cows on Swanger Ranch

Mackay Idaho October 17 A new 40 by 212 foot barn is under construction on the Swanger home ranch home of Idaho s largest Holstein herd. It will house 150 dairy cows include the power milking plant and a dressing room for attendants with flowing drainage automatic feeding devices milking machines and ample light and ventilation. The stable follows the latest approved housing design for dairy stock.

Mackay Swanger Home Ranch Idaho

Cure for Rupture Advertisement Offer

An individual claims a nonoperative cure for rupture after years of suffering. He, Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter in Manasquan New Jersey, offers to provide full information by mail, urging readers to cut out the notice and share it with others.

Eugene M. Pullen Carpenter Marcellus Avenue Manasquan N. J

Sugar Factory Opens In Town With Busy Sucrose Run

The Utah Idaho Sugar factory opened about 2 PM on October 15 and beet shipments arrived from many sections. Douglas Sealey, assistant general superintendent from Salt Lake City, was present as the slicing began.

Tribune Plackfoot Douglas Sealey St Lake City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Idaho State News Butte County F Downey Legion Episcopal Alfalfa Mill EGG Cooperating Association Grows Pocatello Tent & Awning Co Postoffice the Tribune Lev! Strauss Dr. W.B. Kennedy Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store West Center Pocatello, Idaho Checker Strong Union Taxi Service Checker Cab Co S. Main
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