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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
Idaho Falls Kiwanis hears Dr H D Junkin explain typhoid as an infectious disease from upper valley tributaries rather than Snake River water. He notes most local hospital cases come from out of town and urges study of water purity and river tributaries with state aid to purify the streams.
Mrs. Josephine Raymond and son Norman prepare to move to Seattle to join Freddie Raymond after a prior delay due to Norman's elbow injury. Local activities include L D 8 church primary party with Sea Gull girls and readings. Other notes cover residents visiting, job changes, and moves to Los Angeles and Wallace.
Oct. 23 The heavy reliance on imported labor for the harvest disrupted local schools. The board granted a harvest vacation for the eighth grade and high school. All classes were dismissed and will resume on Monday, November 1, when harvest is expected to be nearly finished.
George A Powell, of Blackfoot Idaho, returned home Thursday after traveling to Salem Oregon following the death of his sister Mrs Gertrude Palmer. Powell was summoned by family to attend the funeral services.
Dr. C. P. Groom relocates his practice from the Sonnenkalb building to an office above Temple Pharma, joining the new medical suite in the area.
Blackfoot and Idaho Falls report thriving amateur productions by local Business and Professional Women's clubs. The Glorious Girl at Colonial theatre drew crowd after crowd with a witty musical comedy, directed by Winfield D. Farley. Proceeds fund educational support for worthy girls pursuing high school study.
Governor C C Moore may attend the Idaho Vandals vs USC football game in Moscow this Friday. If duties permit he will also attend the Pacific International Livestock Show in Portland, marking Idaho Alumni Homecoming with expected crowds over ten thousand.
Plan guard organization in Idaho region as Col. M C McConnell and Col. F A McCall with Captains Worthley Bradbury and Harer visit Idaho Falls to review field conditions and discuss forming another infantry company for the reserve corps.
Seth R. Hill of Salt Lake City married Lenora B. Parsons of Logan Utah by Bishop W H Snyder on October 23. J F Kerruish of San Francisco wed Genevieve Thelma Croft of Shelley by Probate Judge J B Good on October 22 and left for a Lava Hot Springs honeymoon.
Blackfoot October 25. The 1928 staff for the High School annual has been announced. Editor in chief Lola Davis. assistant editor Wilford Beck. business manager Fae Jeppson. assistant business manager Edith Haws.
Idaho Falls high school selects staff for the Spud Annual class yearbook. Miss Amy Dawson named editor with Agnes Jacobsen as associate editor and Max Ilson as advertising manager. Clyde Sherman of Commercial Art Co San Francisco advised on design and pricing.
Idaho Falls reports a 50 pound elk caught on the railroad ranch in Island Park country. The animal will serve as the centerpiece for a banquet by the Idaho Falls lodge B P O E on Tuesday October 27 during an initiatory ceremony opening the lodge to new members.
Some artists no longer stretch their corsets. They paint on silk which is stretched for them. The latest corsetlette features floral and landscape motifs on silk with elastic inserts and light boning. The model is used for painting rather than for fabric stretching.
An explorer in western Siberia claims the discovery of a hitherto unknown white race. The group is described as differing in complexion and language from all other peoples in the region.
Charles R. Lowrie of Payette, wanted in Boise for bad checks and presumed to have drowned, was identified by two Payette residents. He was arrested at the John Patrick ranch south of Twin Falls, where he had worked since June under the name J. A. Harris. Authorities await Boise officials word on the case.
Reverend Walter A. Grace former pastor of the Shrine of St Anne at Arvada near Denver was serving a two year term in Leavenworth for forging a government liquor permit. A federal judge dismissed the indictment on Washington instructions making him eligible for parole and expecting his liberation soon. Grace began serving September 23 1925. The term acting is called histrionic from a Latin root meaning actor.
The motor ship Quitchawan allegedly loaded with wheat sailed into San Francisco harbor under coast guard escort. The chase vessel No. 255 captured the vessel as a turn runner and arrested the crew before the Quitchawan was escorted back to sea amid singing aboard.
A French commercial horticulturist maintains a vast collection with no fewer than 7,000 different rose varieties in his gardens. This impressive assortment highlights extensive cultivar diversity and horticultural expertise.
A local advertisement announces substantial reductions on men’s women’s and children’s shoes. A large safe is also sold cheaply. Store hours are from noon to 6 p m. Rusk Simson Co. 023.
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