Idaho and California seek shared breadbasket alliance
Frank L. Coates of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce arrived in Pocatello to discuss an Idaho California alliance for trading breadbasket products. He noted California imported Idaho goods, highlighted 1924 shipments, and said California would provide exhibit space to Idaho while freight rates favor California's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Coates
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
J. Fjeldsted
Coates
Utah
Idaho
California
Tribune
Twin Falls
Chambers of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Mr. Coates
Copeland Backs Al Smith For 1928 Nomination
Albany Georgia October 22 AP United States Senator Royal Copeland announced his support for New York Governor Al Smith as the Democratic presidential nominee for 1928. Copeland spoke to the local chamber of commerce saying Smith is the choice of his state and his personal choice for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
al Smith
United States
Royal
Copeland
Chamber of Commerce
Coal Robbers Take Five Tons From Barged Loot
New York October 22 AP thieves seized five tons of coal tied up in Staten Island sound then loaded into a battered boat. They towed the loot before abandoning the plan when the boat could not handle the load. Marine police recovered the stolen coal and suspected the thieves planned a return with a stronger boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staten Island Sound
Marine
Common Sense Rules Rejected in Love Business
Chicago and a noted judge discuss love in a forthcoming book. Judge William N. Gemmill argues common sense fails in romance and questions when to resist or pursue. He suggests puppy love often beats rigid standards and that choosing a wife by plan lacks realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William N. Gemmill
Court of Domestic Relations
Evangeline
Maud Muler
Ife
Catholic Women’s league hosts annual hospitality meeting
A regular meeting of the Catholic Women's League will be held Monday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. John Hood will report on the Coeur d'Alene convention. Miss Lucile Hood reviews Knights Errant and Chauecer's Nun. Rev. J. C. Dolan discusses his Europe trip. Tea served by the hostess committee. Mrs. Roy Black will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s League
K. of C. Hall
John Hood
Catholic Women’s Organization
Coeur d’Alene
Chauecer
Madaleva
Sacred Heart Academy
Ofdin
Lucile Hood
J. C. Dolan
Europe
Mesdames
Michael Derham
Peter Derham
H. J. Ennenbeck
James Foley
John Ford
Roy Black
P E O Chapter K Honors Mountain Home State Organizer
Mrs. Bertha J. Whittaker of Mountain Home, state organizer of P. E. O. spent Wednesday in Pocatello visiting Chapter K. P. E. O. Mrs. E. E. Moberly entertained at luncheon in her home honoring Mrs. Whittaker. Guests included past presidents and officers. A compliments dinner was held at the Bannock hotel and a business session followed at Mrs. George Gasser’s home on South Seventh avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha J. Whittaker
Mountain Home
Pocatello
E. E. Moberly
Whittaker
George Gasser
Pauline Ek. Bryan
Frank Sprague
E. E. Manning
C. A. Bryan
Walter Newcomb
Bannock Hotel
South Seventh Avenue
Idaho mine inspector visits Pocatello with wife
Stewart Campbell, Idaho state mine inspector, arrived in Pocatello to meet his wife Mrs. Campbell who is returning from Salt Lake. He traversed Boise Salmon river country and Montana, noting about eleven inches of snow at upper elevations and many big game sightings including hunters taking twenty deer to Mack in a day on the trip. They departed this morning for Twin Falls on their way to Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Campbell
Idaho
Pocatello
Mrs. Campbell
Twin Falls
Boise
Photographs Attraction From Legion Convention Exhibit
Displays at J. E. Edgerton office in the First National Bank building South Arthur feature images from the National American Legion convention in Omaha. The exhibit includes interior and exterior shots of the Idaho products storeroom, the Blackfoot Legion band, Idaho delegates in the parade, and menus highlighting Idaho lamb potatoes cheese and beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Legion
Omaha
J. E. Edgerton
First National Bank
South Arthur
Idaho
Blackfoot Legion Band
Discovery Gulch Mining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation were filed Wednesday at the county clerk's office by the Discovery Gulch Mining company. Pocatelle is listed as the principal place of business with capital stock of 50000 shares at par value one dollar each. Subscriptions totaling $300 are made by George W. Oliver, Earl W. Oliver and Edward H. Miley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery Gulch Mining Company
Pocatelle
George W. Oliver
Earl W. Oliver
Edward H. Miley
Paul Smith Visits St Marie Hotel For Woodmen Drive
Paul Smith district deputy of Ida ho fourth district arrives in the city staying at the St Marie Hotel. He promotes a membership drive for the local Modern Woodmen of America camp. The organization runs a free tuberculosis sanitorium at Woodmen Colorado Springs with over 5000 men reportedly restored in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
St Falls
Idaho
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Marie
Local court fines in Gould street crossing cases
W. 8. Caton pleaded guilty to failing to heed the watchman signal at Gould street crossing and was fined 15 dollars by Police Judge John W. Peter. George Elis was convicted of reckless driving and fined 25 dollars. Bert Orin's speeding case was continued until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8
Caton
Gould Street
John W. Peter
George Elis
Bert Orin
Legion Leader Worthwine Visits Pocatello for Federal Court Work
C. W. Worthwine state commander of the American Legion and Boise attorney spent yesterday in Pocatello on business connected with federal court. He returned to Boise last evening and will tour north Idaho posts of the Legion, reporting excellent conditions and praise for the Omaha convention delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Worthwine
American Legion
Boise
Pocatello
Worthwine
North Idaho
Legion
Idaho
Omaha
Women’s Influence in Congress Heading Pocatello AAUW Meeting
The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a meeting Friday evening October 23 at the YWCA. A business meeting is set for 7 30 p m and 8 p m Congressman Addison T Smith will address the association and guests on Women’s Influence in Congress. Guests may be notified to Mrs Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
American Association of University Women
Addison T. Smith
Association
Congress
R. ¥. Hutchinson
Warburtons Visit McKee Family in Pocatello
Mr and Mrs W H Warburton of Salt Lake City visited daughter Mrs N E McKee in Pocatello. Mrs McKee and two sons returned from Salt Lake City where they had been visiting the Warburtons. The couples will drive to Shoshone Sunday for a pheasant hunting expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warburton
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
N. E. McKee
McKee
Salt Lake Sunda
Warburtons
Warburton
Shoshone
YMCA Board Opens Evening Sessions Tonight at 7:30
The YMCA board holds its first evening meeting of the year tonight at 7:30 PM at the YMCA. Earlier meetings were held at noon and several members could not attend. officials urge full attendance due to important upcoming business.
Fine vegetable display in Brady-McGowan show window
An exhibition showcases vegetables raised at K Okamura gardens two miles north of Pocatello. The display features potatoes onions squashes peppers and pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady-McGowan Company
K. Okamura
Pocatello
Divorce Granted for Mabel Fishbeck October 14
Mabel Fishbeck was granted a divorce from Freeman L. Fishbeck on October 14 by District Judge Robert M. Terrell. Desertion and non support were the basis of the action. The plaintiff was represented by the law firm Jones Pomeroy and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fishbeck
Freeman L. Fishbeck
Robert M. Terrell
Jones, Pomeroy and Jones
Short Line Safety First Car Arrives in Pocatello
The Safety First car No. 0301 has reached Pocatello after trips to Lima and upper Snake River valley towns. It will park in the business car spur until October 27 and will show safety first moving pictures daily at 3 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Lima
Snake River Valley
Fort Hall Lands Sale Readied for December 22
Fort Hall reservation lease agent Frank Kyselka, visiting town, says all is prospering and that arrangements are nearly complete for a sale of Indian lands on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kyselka
Fort Hall Reservation
Vitt and family stop in Pocatello en route to Oakland
Oscar Vitt manager of the Salt Lake ball team with Mia Vitt and their son Bobby halted in Pocatello yesterday while traveling by motor from Salt Lake to Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Vitt
Salt Lake
Mia
Vitt
Bobby
Pocatello
Oakland
Halloween Tea by Methodist Ladies Aid at church
A Halloween tea will be held Friday afternoon by the Methodist Ladies Aid in the church parlors following the regular monthly meeting. The event invites members and guests to share in seasonal refreshments and fellowship.
Halloween Church Meeting Promises Excellent Program
A church plans an event featuring an excellent program and Halloween decor in the parish hall. The menu will reinforce the Halloween motif as part of the gathering.
Congressman Addison Smith Tours Pocatello Engagements
Congressman Addison T. Smith of Twin Falls arrived in Pocatello to speak at multiple meetings. He cited optimistic agricultural prospects in southern Idaho and noted a Twin Falls potato grower selling 20 acres at $500 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho
Smith
Rotary Club
Tech Assembly
High School Assembly
Irving Junior High
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Hall
American Association of University Women
Jefferson County discussed joining Eastern Idaho Fair group
Mayor C Ben Ross J F Field sted M J Tillery of Blackfoot and Y J Bennett of Shelley met with the Rigby Boosters club Wednesday evening to discuss Jefferson county joining the Eastern Idaho Fair association. The matter was left open for member discussion next meeting. Mayor Ross gave a concise talk on agricultural conditions and improvement methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
J. FE. Fieldsted
M. J. Tillery
Blackfoot
Y. J. Bennett
Shelley
Boosters Club of
Rigby
Jefferson County
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Ross
Rate hearing attendance by Col James Ingersoll in Boise
Colonel James M. Ingersoll and E J Fjeldsted manager of the Poca tello chamber of commerce will attend the rate hearing before the public utilities commission in Boise October 26. Ingersoll is a member of the traffic committees of the local ecommerce body which is interested in the outcome of the discussion of competitive freight rates of this and adjoining sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Ingersoll
E. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Public Utilities Commission
Boise
Ingersoll
Community Chorus Plans First Rehearsal Friday
The community chorus will meet Friday night with arrivals of music and arrangements for the first rehearsals. Finances for the group’s activities are arranged to allow all city singers to participate without individual assessments.
Tyhee Youth Wesley Uffelman Dies at Home
Wesley Uffelmann son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Uffelman of Tyhee died this morning at the family home five miles north of the city. McHan Undertaking company has charge of the body and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Uffelmann
Jacob Uffelman
Tyhee
McHan Undertaking Company
Hunters Return From Loon Creek Trip With Deer
H L MeHan and his brother Dr FE R MeHan of Idaho Falls returned from a week long hunting trip in the Loon Creek section each securing a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L., MeHan
Loon Creek
FE. R. MeHan
Idaho Falls
Chase-Johnson Auto executive departs for Salt Lake City
Ralph Beamguard of the Chase Johnson Auto company left Wednesday night for a business trip to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beamguard
Chase-Johnson Auto Company
Salt Lake City
Dahlquists Announce Birth of Daughter at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs E L Dahlquist of 1022 North Lincoln announce the birth of a daughter at General Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Dahlquist
North Lincoln
The
General Hospital
Tech Football Heads to Ogden for Weber Friday
The Tech football team departed at 4 50 this afternoon for Ogden to face Weber College on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Ogden
Weber College
Pocatello Chamber Chief to Attend Boise Meeting
E. J. Fieldsted, manager of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce, will attend the meeting of chamber secretaries in Boise on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Moberlys Leave For Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs E E Moberly and their son Bobby depart this noon to Colorado to visit Mr Moberly s family for several weeks according to town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Moberly
Bobby
Colorado
Mr. Moberly
Petersen Family Hosts Visitor From Midwest
Mr and Mrs Carol Petersen entertain Mrs Petersen s father M B Cherry as a guest en route from the middle west to California arriving for a brief stay with the family during a cross country visit B Cherry travels through midwest to California with a stopover in town for hospitality from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Petersen
Mrs. Petersen
M. B. Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Middle West
California
Spencer announces birth of son on October 21
Mr and Mrs Howard Spencer of 823 North Main announce the birth of a son on October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Spencer
North Main
High School Notes On Eligibility Rule And Activities
A high school notes item clarifies that ineligibility rules apply to athletics and that past years allowed lax standards. At Pocatello high, the rule has long supported keeping stars out of championships due to grades. A girls council meeting set duties for the semester and officers Erma Williams and Helen Loux were elected. The girls hiking club planned a canyon hike after school. School starts 8 30 tomorrow to be free for the afternoon game. Addison T Smith spoke to students this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Pocatello High
Missa ‘l Hoffman
Erma Williams
Helen Loux
Irls Athletic Association
City Creek Canyon
Addison T. Smith
Polish heavyweight Wiladek Zbyszko to meet Reginald Siki in finish contest
In Salt Lake City on Oct 22 AP reports Polish heavyweight Wiladek Zbyszko will face Reginald Siki for the world Negro heavyweight title in a finish contest next Wednesday night. The card's semi final pits Abe Kaplan against Charles Nowyna, both Slovakian heavyweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wiladek Zbyszko
Reginald Siki
Abe Kaplan
Charles Nowyna
Bethlehem Steel Reports Q3 Earnings Rise From 1924
Bethlehem Steel Corporation reported net earnings of 8.34 million dollars for the third quarter, down from 9.71 million in the preceding quarter but up from 6.50 million in the same quarter last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Special Venire Called Sherman Kelly Case
A special venire was called to fill the jury box for the Sherman Kelly retrial. About three hours were allowed for challenges by both sides. Della Huntsman, chief government witness, testified largely as before with minor detail changes. Jurors summoned included E. L. Anderson and Walter Cleave among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Kelly
Della Huntsman
E. L. Anderson
Walter Cleave
W. P. Whitaker
Harry C. Scanlon
J. D. Rupp
W. D. Service
Fred Ball
Wynn Tatro
Archie Townsend
George N. Jorgansen
C. L. Burdett
R. L. Buchanan
A. W. Ashae
F. W. Sorgatz
F. G. Caldwell
Short Line personnel take varied business and personal trips
William J. Mullen from the general offices takes a short vacation. A Hinckley superintendent of motive power visits Kemmerer. Miss Mary Lee O Malley will spend weekend in Salt Lake visiting friends. F D Nauman inspects the Idaho division. Dr Pfoutz eye and car specialist and R K E Brooks visit belt line between Idaho Falls and St. Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mullen
A. (. Hinckley
Kemmerer Yesteray
Mary Lee O’malley
Salt Lake
F. D. Nauman
Idaho
Pfoutz
R. K E. Brooks
Montana
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Rumored Notice Cites Personal Confusion Over Identity
Fragmentary notice notes confusion over a person’s identity with unclear context and no specific dates or actions given. Readers are left to infer meaning from scattered phrases in the brief notice.
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Betty Austin
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Dean
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Mig
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N.Y
Mckees
Hallowe'en Tea
Rigby Club
Community Chorus
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
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Jeanette Clifford
Buena Vista
Ohio
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