Michaud Flats Reclamation Eyed At Idaho Conference
Idaho leaders and citizens met at the chamber of commerce to discuss reclaiming lands between Pocatello and American Falls. Officials outlined water supply, costs, and bonds to prove feasibility, noting 27 000 acres in Michaud district with 22 000 owned by Indians and 18 000 more in Power county as potential extension.
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Michaud Flats
Addison T. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Rose
Pocatello
American Falls
Arren “Wendson
State Commissioner of Reclamation
Idaho
Union Pacific
Michaud District
Michaud
Power County
Fort Hat
Blackfoot
Gray’s Lake
Blackfoot Dam
Fort Hall ditch lands offered for lease at $1.25 per acre
Meeting notes describe the Michaud f Pocatello beach and Buckskin basin covering about 105 000 acres with 350 000 acre feet of water plus a potential 100 000 acre feet from the American Falls district. Lessor lands become available for five years under Fort Hall ditch with improvements required and a local resident claiming leased lands can be operated cheaper than private lands.
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Michaud
Idaho Cheese Goes to Eastern Market
Pocatello dairy producers see strong demand from the east as Kraft Cheese orders arrive for immediate delivery. H. 8. Brown says shipments will move next week once loaded and the stock is in local warehouses. This marks Kraft’s first eastern order for the Pocatello plant amid higher coastal activity.
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Pocatello
Kraft Cheese Company
H. 8. Brown
Kraft Establishment
Idaho
Night school registration at Technical Institute
Registration opens Monday evening October 26 at 7 in the new Administration building. Students obtain registration cards, pay a $5 fee, and receive schedule cards before proceeding to scheduling in the old main building. Adult students limited to two courses. classes begin Tuesday with rooms listed for various subjects.
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Technical Institute
H. C. Goggins
Registrarts
Deer Hunting Leads to Big Buck Sightings Near Home
T C Quinn and T C Roberts, while in the wilds, engaged in deer hunting and reported contact with local friends. They announced they had secured a big buck and were on their way home.
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T. C. Quinn
T. C. Roberts
Rusk Leaves Portneuf Lodge Leader for Salt Lake City
Master Leo M. Rusk of Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M departs for Salt Lake City after a farewell dinner at the Masonic Temple. About twenty five attendees praised his service as governing head of the lodge while presenting a fountain pen gift. He will join the Short Line service and has resigned local posts including postmaster and city councilman roles.
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Leo M. Rusk
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Salt Lake City
Portneuf
Keystone
Rusk
K. MelCarty
Keystone Lodge
Wm. Kelly
Wm. Wallin
D. W. Church
R. C. Earley
Ray Wade
Portneuf Lodge
Murray Cole
van E. Rogers
Howard Stoy
City
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Woodrow Wilson
Ben Bean
Masonic Order
Witty Represents South Aho At YMCA Conference
HR Witty of Pocatello represents Idaho at the International YMCA Conference in Washington. He will also serve on the national council after election two years ago and will reside in New York while directing the laymen department.
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International Conference of the
Pens Men’s Christian Association For
United States
Canads
Washington, D. C
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
New York City
South Idaho
HR. Witty
Pocatello
Witty
Idaho
National Council
New York
G. A
L. E
Ph R. Wolf
Association College of Chicago
Mr. Olf
New Novels at Public Library
Elsie Potter outlines recent arrivals at Salt Lake City and Boise libraries. Notable titles include Thunderstorm by G B Stearn, The Venetian Glass Nephew by Elinor Wylie, Queer Judson by Joseph C Lincoln, Sea Horse by Francis Brett Young, One Increasing Purpose by A S M Hutchinson, Simon Paris, Glorious Apollo and The Divine Lady by EB Barrington, The Chaste Ana, Christina Alberta’s Father by H G Wells, with James Stephens among others.
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Elsie Potter
Salt Lake City
Boise
Pocatello Public Library
G. B. Stearn
Elinor Wylie
Venice
Joseph C. Lincoln
Queer Judson
Lincoln
Queer
Judson
Sea Horsea
Young
Conrad
Francis Brett Young
John Masefield
Hugh Walpole
Mr. Young
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Simon Paris
Harry Emerson Fosdick
America
Barrington
Apollo
Lord Byron
Divine Lady
Lady Hamilton
Lord Baltimore
Mrs. Oldfield
Queensbury
Polly Peachum
H. G. Wells
Christina Alberta
Kipps
Polly
James Stephens
Char Woman's Daughter Brings Dublin Charm to Readers
A recent American visit has broadened the audience for his works. The reissue of Mary, Mary under the new title The Char Woman's Daughter offers a blithe tender tale infused with Dublin's charm, expected to delight readers with its gentle storytelling and regional flavor.
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America
Dublin
Central High moves all lockers to new locations
Lockers in Central high school were moved from the main hall to the domestic arts and athletic equipment rooms on Saturday to reduce hall congestion. The change places boys and girls lockers in separate areas, freeing space and prompting a review of lost items. Teachers prep progress reports, locker keys, and six weeks tests with late paper corrections continuing. Meanwhile Garner the Garner fullback of the Pocatello squad is expected out weeks due to a knee injury suffered in the Pocatello Preston game.
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Central High School
Pocatellian
Franklin Fiel
Sch
Elonise Smith
Owin
Garner
Pocatello
Rich Fox
Hardware men return with fishing and hunting haul
E C Chance of Chance Tatro Hardware and Thomas Jenkins of Temple Pharmacy returned Friday from a few days in Big Springs and Henry's country. They brought back the limit of fish a supply of ducks and a pair of Canadian honkers. They report a fine outing and ideal weather through Friday morning.
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E. C. Chance
Chance-Tatro Hardware Company
Thomas Jenkins
The
Temple Pharmacy
Big Springs
Henry
Lands at Fort Hall Reservation Put Up for Sale
Superintendent C M Ziebach announces about 100 tracts ranging from 20 to 160 acres will be sold December 22 at the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Bids and deposits are due at the agency office with 10 percent down and balance within 300 days. Tax exemptions of fifteen years or more and favorable terms for ditch land attract buyers. Rights and water leases are separate. Kyselka notes many prime allotments.
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C. M. Ziebach
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
The
Tribune
Frank Kyselka
Bannock County Ends Ban on Chinese Peasant Shootings
R. E. Thomas, formerly the county game warden, reports Bannock County has closed to shooting of Chinese peasants. The notice, dated March 31, lacks further context or enforcement details.
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Bannock County
R. E. Thomas
Moose Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting Monday
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold their regular meeting on Monday. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming community service events and lodge activities.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Removal Notice for Dr Groom Office Move
Dr C P Groom has moved his office from the Sonnenkalb building to rooms over the Temple Pharmacy. Phone 935. 031.
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C. P. Groom
Sonnenkalb
Temple Pharmacy
Johnson's Beauty Shop advertises free marcels for women
A juvenile style classified ad invites five women to receive free marcels from Johnson's Beauty Shop. Readers are instructed to call 1611 N W for an appointment at 326 South Becond. The note imitates a midcentury local notice.
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N. W
Johnson’s Beauty Shop
South
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Harry B. Schreiber
Eugene Keller
San Francisco
Orpheum Theatre
South Main
South Aho
Pocatello Tent
Dame
Public Library
Hupmobile
Used Car Department
Phese
Ompary
C. M. Zieback
Style Authority Store
Savoy Cafe
Savoy
Covey
Pocatello Lumber Company
Benton and
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