Tech-Weber Clash Friday At Ogden For Idaho Tech Eleven
Idaho Tech coach R F Hutchinson prepares an eighteen player squad and manager Mikes Henry for a Thursday 4 30 p m departure to Ogden to meet Weber College in a Friday afternoon game in Salt Lake City. The squad undergoes strenuous practice with line drills and shifts under heavy scrimmage as they ready for the battle against the Weber eleven.
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R. F. Hutchins
Idaho Tech
Hutchinson
Mikes Henry
Ogden
Weber College
Junction City
Utah-Colorado University
Salt Lake
Tiger
Ageoie Greenlings
Ogdenites
Idaho Tech and campus clubs hold frequent meetings
A roundup of student organization activities at Idaho Tech notes the Glee club rehearsals and plans for a larger concert schedule, Alpha Pi meetings, an upcoming forensic debate on compulsory assembly, freshmen class business, Y W C A gathering, and the Pre medical society electing officers with aims to publish a health column in the school paper.
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Iit
Idaho
R. Neilsen
Neilsen
Alpha Pi
Idaho Tech Fom
Famity
Red and Blue notes on sales, exams and gym rules
The Red and Blue staff met in the Pocatellian room with Clyde Tuck presiding as plans were laid for the first issue to go on sale October 28. Six weeks exams were given in English. new office duties and a rule enforcing passing grades for players were introduced. The library is busy with new books and newspapers, gym is compulsory, and a Constitution fundraiser drive is underway. Seniors beat juniors 6 1 6 3 in tennis doubles as fixtures loom.
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Pocatellian
Clyde Tuck
Pearl Shurtliff
W. H. DeBok
Coach Fox
Stock Exhibit to Be Held in Pocatello Sunday
T B Murray of the biological survey will head an exhibition of pure bred stock in Pocatello Sunday morning. Twenty cows of stock en route by a special train to the Pacific International Livestock show at Portland will be shown in Pocatello via the Union Pacific. Unloading likely near the freight station. definite plans to accommodate a large attendance of farmers and stock men from southeastern regions.
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T. B. Murray
Biological Surey
Pocatello
Pacific International
Portland
Ecatello
Nion Pacific
Murray
Southeastern
Tax Hearing Seeks Plan to Limit Tax Increases and Estate Tax
Business representatives urged tax relief including lower surtax rates repeal of estate and gift taxes and repeal of income tax publicity provisions. The committee weighed proposals and questioned the wisdom of repealing the estate tax pending uniform inheritance laws. Exemption for municipal system employees urged and criticisms aired over trust tax provisions and retroactive gain loss rules in reorganizations.
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Cipal
Tacoma
Wash
National Foreign Trade Council
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Chicago Stock Exchange
Iowa Tax Clubs
American Medical Association
American Bankers Association
National Council of Traveling Salesmen’s Associations
Johnson
Washington
McKinley W. Kraigh
American Mining Congress
State W C T U Opens Thirty Ninth Annual Convention Here
The thirty ninth annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of southern Idaho opened in Pocatello with President Dr Emma F A Drake presiding. Delegates heard reports from youth branches, discussed education in temperance, and planned committees and the Loyal Temperance Legion’s expansion. The day closed with a banquet at Bannock hotel and a program at the Congregational church. Thursday includes addresses by Addison T Smith and Richard Warwas, plus sessions on prohibition's impact and world work.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Southern Idaho
Pocatello
Emma F. A. Drake
Sue Prescott
Chipp
Young People’s Branch
Loyal Temperance Legion
Drake
Davis
Nettie Chipp
Marmon
J. L. Brady
Polly
Allison
E. Paul Brith
Merritt
Idaho Falls
White Ribbon
White
Boise
Sarah Mitchell
Parma
Ora Cakes
Caldwell
A. Garlock
Gooding
Daisy Beatty
Alice Thompson
Nova
Ohio
Bannock Hotel
Congregational Church
T. R. Neilson
Idaho Technical Institute
Convention Church
Garlock
F. S. Dietrich
Addison T. Smith
Twinks
Methodist Church
Richard Warwas
American Falls
Barnum
Emmett
May Blake
Twin Falls
Minnie Howard
Announcements From Local Groups For Week Activities
Electa Kensington to host a luncheon for members and visiting Stars at 1 15 pm Thursday at the Masonic hall Reservations to Mrs Shaw 1189 The luncheon committee includes Mesdames Chance McCarthy Berger F M Ray Myers Morrell Goranson Jack Davis Killian L D Brown Darling Matthews Pocatello Aerie 119 F O Eagles shifts to Thursday night dances at Eagle hall first event tomorrow with prizes A Portneuf lodge 18 M M degree exam tonight attendance urged Catholic Women's league collecting old magazines Call 1309W or leave at 505 North Highth
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Electa Kensington
Masonic Hall
Eagle Hall
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Catholic Women’s League
North Highth
Reclamation Leaders Visit Pocatello On Major Dam Plan
R. F. Sheppard president of the American Falls district, visiting from Jerome, says no decision yet from the secretary of the interior on enlarging the dam to hold 1,700,000 acre feet but action is expected soon. He plans to stay for talks with Congressman Addison T. Smith as a Ft Hall project meeting is set Friday at 3 PM at the Chamber of Commerce hall with Smith, Swendsen, Banks and others.
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R. FE. Sheppard
Greater American Falls
Jerome
Secretary of the Interior
Sheppard
Pocatello
Addison T. Smith
Ft. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
W. G. Swendsen
D. F. Banks
American Fall Dam
Smith to Speak in Pocatello During Visit
Congressman Allison T. Smith will deliver six addresses in Pocatello over Thursday and Friday. He speaks Thursday at Idaho Tech assembly and the Rotarians at noon, then at the high school assembly. He will give the W C T U municipal address at the Methodist church Thursday evening. Friday includes Irving Junior High assembly and a talk to the Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women at Walter R. Siders home.
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Congressman Smith
Pocatello
American Association of University Women
Walter R. Siders
North Garfield
Mayor Boosts for Boy Scout Work in Pocatello
City leader C Ben Rossa touts the Boy Scout movement as crime free since its 5 year presence in Pocatello. A 1924 honesty test reviewed by Williams G Shepherd ranks scouts highly for trustworthiness, with strong educational outcomes linked to scouting among 1000 grammar school boys and Harvard undergraduates.
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C. Ben Rossa
Pocatello
Williams G. Shepherd
Good Housekeeping
Campfire Girls
Harvard
Dundee Tailors Seeks Bargains With $40 Suits and Pants
An advertisement urges shoppers to act now for season best value at Dundee Tailors offering suits and extra pants for forty dollars. The pitch emphasizes competitive pricing and ready availability.
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Dundee Tailors
Auto Fatalities Rise in Salt Lake City in 1925
Salt Lake City reports 23 automobile fatalities in the first nine months of 1925, up from 15 in the same period last year, according to a police report. Minor accidents were reported far fewer this year.
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Salt Lake City
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