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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1925

Page

15

Karnak touted by Colorado Springs railroad man

Joseph A. Kurn of Colorado Springs testifies Karnak cured his three year stomach trouble after costly ineffective treatments. He reports relief, restored appetite, weight gain, and improved health, claiming over 1000 bottles sold locally in a few weeks. Karnak is sold exclusively by Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co. and other leading druggists.

Karnak Pocatello Joseph A. Kurn Colorado Springs Santa Fe R. A The Santa Fe Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co

Hallowe’en Ball To Raise Funds For Christmas Boxes

A Hallowe’en mask ball will be held Friday October 30 at the Dance Palace under War Mothers auspices to fund Christmas boxes for disabled veterans and families and to meet a $100 pledge for the memorial home near Denver. A costumer will rent costumes Friday afternoon and evening, four prizes will reward best sustained characters, and special music is planned with a expected large crowd. The American War Mothers, formed in 1917, aim to honor world service, foster fellowship, support veterans, and promote unity with allies.

Dance Palace Uder War Mothers Denver Army Navy America

Rummage Sale Aims Scholarship For Pocatello Girls

The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors a rummage sale to fund a scholarship for a high school girl with top academic achievement. Materials should be ready by Friday morning for the sale held Saturday, with committee members listed as Mrs. Van E. Rogers, Mrs. R. F. Hutchinson, Mrs. C. H. Kinkerton, Mrs. H. A. Chase, Mrs. W. G. McRealer, Mrs. Will Smith, and Mrs. C. B. Johnson.

Pocatello American Association of University Women Frida van E. Rogers R. F. Hutchinson C. H. Kinkerton H. A. Chase W. G. McRealer Will Smith C. B. Johnson

Special Ladies Hats Sale At Mrs Arm Strong’s Store

A special sale on ladies hats and children hats is announced with large reductions. Mrs. Chris Armstrong operates at 2288 Main Street.

Chris Armstrong

Allen Rehy Promises Cure for Rheumatism in Advertised Patent

James H. Allen of Rochester New York claims a self made remedy named ALLENREHY dissolves uric acid deposits causing rheumatism and offers a money back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to show recovery. He says he researched, tested, and shared the formula through newspapers and druggists.

James H. Allen Rochester N. Y Allenrehy

Tech Notes High School Banquet Plans and Wickiup Staff News

Plans for the engineers banquet and the annual Tech Wickiup yearbook are progressing. The Idaho Technical Institute announces editor Tats Baliff and business manager Bill Goleeke for the Wickiup with a staff to be selected. A masked Halloween ball for Home Economics is set for Friday in the new dining hall with strict mask admission.

Associated Tech Engineers H. C. Goggins Commerce Wickiup Idaho Technical Institute The Jordon Gray Coleman and Meadows Floy Beagies Home Economic Club Tech

Educational Notes on Reforming Incarcerated Youths at St. Anthony

State Board of Education spokesman Robert W. D. Vincent of the State Industrial School at St. Anthony outlines policies and work at the institution. He notes the 640 acre farm, 220 boys performing farm and classroom tasks, and eight boys milking 83 cows starting at 4:30 each morning. He cites premiums at the Eastern Idaho Fair in Blackfoot and the school’s aim to give students a new outlook on life.

State Board of Education Oe Ropert W. D. Vincent Ladustrial School Idaho Blackfoot

Albany Normal dormitory project advances under state plan

The state land board has conveyed land for the Albion Normal School dormitory to the Normal school, adopting a self supporting model used by the university Lewiston Normal school and Idaho Tech. University of Idaho reports 1470 of 1780 students identify with or prefer a religious denomination.

New Albion Normal School Normal School State Land Board State Commissioner of Education New Albion University Lewiston Normal School Idaho Tech University of Idaho State Board of Education

High School Notes Cover Delays and Club Activities

Central high school notes report the Red and Blue paper delayed due to subscriptions and ads, with a renewed campaign planned. Donations for the Constitution restoration were collected via Old Ironsides drives led by Elk clubs, and locker changes with a new 50 cent key fee aim to improve returns. Dramatic club activities include 3:30 meetings, a humorous play, and reports on future work, while home economics notes highlight a senior candy sale to support the senior girls’ organization.

Central High School Old Tironsides Elk Clubs United States Dramatic Club

Boaliary Earns 200 By Dance For Memorial Building

A net profit of 200 dollars from the American Legion Auxiliary dance was reported at a Monday meeting. Funds will furnish the kitchen of the memorial building. Mrs. J. E. Damron announced her election as regional vice president for western states Alaska and Hawaii. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. DeBolt, Mrs. A. M. Wilson, and Mrs. Broadhurst.

American Legion Auxiliary H. J. Freeman H. H. Hughart South Ninth Street W. J. Myers Jay Tiffany Max Craig E. J. Freeman Memorial Building J. E. "Damron Omaha Alaska Hawaii DeBolt A. M. Wilson Broadhurst

Lincoln school hosts second annual playground fair

The Lincoln school hosts its second annual playground fair Saturday from 1 to 5 pm. Teachers parents and children plan competitive games with awards and music by the school orchestra. Booths feature children’s handiwork and various booths run by noted chairmen. Funds go toward the playground.

Lincoln School Rawson Waggoner Miss Sirring W. E. Smith Kutterer Newland L. T. Gucker McKenzie Larson Nuckols MacLaughlin

Meeting Tonight to Launch Y Program

Tonight the local Y M C A holds a 7 30 PM meeting in the gymnasium to launch inter Sunday school industrial and other leagues for members including younger men and boys. Souvenirs and light entertainments are planned to accompany the business agenda.

Industrial

Modern Woodmen Dance in K C Hall Thursday Night

Modern Woodmen of America hosts a dance Thursday night October 29 at 9 p m in K C hall with all invited. 629 Bannock county restricts shooting of Chinese pheasants per R E Thomas state game warden.

Modern Woodmen of America K. C. Hall Bannock County R. E. Thomas

The Midshipman at the Orpheum Opens Today

Ramon Novarro leads a strong cast including Wesley Barry Margaret Seddon and Crawford Kent in The Midshipman at the Orpheum beginning today. Harriet Hammond stars with Kathleen Key as the vamp. A new comedy news and music by Jack Derville's orchestra accompanies the feature.

Midee Midshipman Orpheum Theatre Ramon Novarro Wesley Barry Margaret Seddon Crawford Kent Harriet Hammond Navarro Kathleen Key Jack Derville

Richard Dix Stars in The Lucky Devil at the Strand

Richard Dix leads in The Lucky Devil opening today at the Strand in an original Byron Morgan screen story and Esther Ralston as his leading woman. A two reel comedy and George Matheson’s orchestra complete the snappy bill.

Richard Dix Lucky Devil Byron Morgan Wally Reid Esther Ralston Dix George Matheson

The Keeper of the Bees hits Capitol Theatre with famed author

Mrs Porter delivers a vital human drama with a standout cast led by Gene Stratton Mon roe. Experts praise the direction and deem it superior to The Girl of the Limberlost. The picture opens at Capitol Theatre next Sunday, promising entertainment worthy of Porter’s memory. The article also notes a pledge to shield southern Indiana from the potato beetle.

Mrs. Porter Gene Stratton Monroe Capitol Theatre

Beetle Extermination Near Adams County Suppressed Population

Wayne Bever a university student working with Adams County the state department of agriculture and the university extension division reports the destruction of about 60000 beetles this summer in Adams County as experts confine the insect to a portion of the area.

University Extension Division Adams County Wayne Bever State Department of Agriculture

Groom Moves Pets Through Temple Rooms

A sparse note reports a groom moving his ffic pets through rooms near the Temple Phar, referencing a phone number 935. It outlines a domestic scene with unclear nouns and locations.

Dance for members Elim Friday admission one dollar

A brief notice advertises a members dance at Elim on Friday with admission set at one dollar. The fragment provides no further details on time or location.

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