State President Speaks at Session W. C. T. U. Meeting
The state president Dr Emma F A Drake and J L Brady addressed yesterday afternoon at the state convention of the W C T U. Drake outlined four objectives and warned that holding victory requires prayer education through the press and church power. Brady spoke of progress in prohibition and urged continued temperance work with leaders from the crusade days. Three children were dedicated as white ribbon recruits during the session.
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Emma F. A. Drake
J.L. Brady
Sesson
Christian Tomrance Union
Drake
Dr. Drake
J. L. Brady
Brady
Assembly speaker urges continued schooling and initiative
An afternoon assembly at the high school featured Addison T. Smith as the speaker urged students to pursue further education. He praised Idaho’s early funding for public education, stressed initiative, enthusiasm, and good habits as keys to success. The day also saw the junior tennis team beat the seniors in three sets, 3-6, 12-10, keeping the tournament tied ahead of finals.
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Addison T. Smith
Waler Siders
Congressan Smith
Idaho
Russell Burns
Rnest Pearson
Bill Petern
Chris Armstrong
Herbine Ad Promises Quick Relief for Tired People
A vintage ad touts Herbine as a cure for tiredness from torpid liver and constipation. It claims purification and complete regulation from the first dose, with improved vigor and spirits. Price 60 cents, sold by Watson Drug Co.
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Watson Drug Co
Remarkable Karnak Pill Promises Wide Health Gain
Extensive claims detail Karnak as a direct remedy for catarrhal stomach inflammation, dyspepsia and indigestion. It asserts universal benefit, explains digestion support and blood enrichment, and notes a money back guarantee after two bottles. Karnak is sold in Pocatello by Schramm Johnson Drug Co and other druggists.
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United States
Karnak
Pocatello
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Idaho Education Week Observance Receives Legion Backing
State education officials announce national education week November 16 to 22 with strong cooperation from American Legion at both national and Idaho local posts. Burley schools plan spelling contest November 6 with a silk flag prize. area districts push mandatory physicals for all pupils as part of program features.
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State Commissioner of Education
Coolidge
Idaho
Redfield
State University
American Legion
Legion
State Pages of Education
Burley
State Board of Education
Tiffany Elected to Y Board of Directors in Pocatello
Jay Tiffany was elected a member of the board of directors of the Y M C A to fill the vacancy created by W H Witty’s resignation and departure from Pocatello. M W Williams was chosen to succeed him as vice president. The meeting focused on finances and future policies with secretary R R Wolf praised for service. A committee including HH Whittlesey and M W Williams was appointed to review delinquent accounts and new pledges.
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Jay Tiffany
W. H. Witty
Pocatello
Association
Witty
M. W. Williams
R. R. Wolf
H. Whittlesey
A. C. Hinckley
Nicholas Tift
James Bussell
H. H. Whittlesey
E. Brady
William White
Earl Wilson
Eagles Plan Annual Duck Supper and Hunt Schedule
Pocatello Aero No. 119 F E Eagles arrange the annual duck supper for November 9. Hunt signups run October 25 to November 8 under W Goodman at 350 North Main, who also handles car needs. Supper for lodge members and families, with Fritz Weicke as chef. A large candidate class is to be initiated November 2.
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Pocatello Aerio No. 119
F. E. Eagles
W. Goodman
350 North Main
Goodman
Fritz Weicke
Eagles
Vatican Palace Employs 2000 in Forward-Looking Work
Vatican palace maintains a large staff of 2,000 people to advance its forward-looking medical and welfare initiatives, signaling broad organizational capacity and ongoing program support.
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Vatican Palace
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L. M. Carroll
Burley School
Tiffany
Y’ Board
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Troy Laundry
N. Main
Grocer
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Paris
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South Main
Lewis Street
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