Karnak praise spreads in Colorado Springs
A Colorado Springs telegraph operator, Joseph A. Kurn, endorses Karnak after claiming years of stomach trouble and costly medicines failed. He says Karnak cured his pain, bloating, and weakness, restored appetite and weight, and praises its use among railroad workers. Karnak is sold in Pocatello by Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co. and other leading druggists.
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Karnak
Pocatello
Joseph A. Kurn
Box
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe R. A
Mr. Kurn
The
Santa Fe
Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co
Halloween Ball Aids Christmas Boxes For Disabled Veterans
A Halloween mask ball Friday October 30 at the Dance Palace, hosted by the War Mothers, raises funds for Christmas boxes for disabled veterans and their families and supports a $100 memorial- home pledge near Denver. A costumer will rent costumes, four prizes honor best characters, and music will accompany the event. The American War Mothers, formed in 1917, seek wartime service spirit and aid for veterans and their families.
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Dance Palace
Uder
War Mothers
Denver
Army
Navy
America
Rummage Sale for Scholarship Fund Call to Aid
The Po catello branch of the American Association of University Women offers a scholarship for the top high school student. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday to fund the award. Committee members listed include Mrs. Van E. Rogers Mrs. R. F. Hutchinson and others.
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Pocatello
American Association of University Women
Frida Morning
van E. Rogers
R. F. Hutchinson
H. Kinkerton
H. A. Chase
W. G. McRealer
Will Smith
C. B. Johnson
Special sale on hats at Mrs Arm Strong shop
A large sale event for ladies and children's hats promotes big reductions. Mrs. Chris Armstrong operates at 2288 Main Street, inviting shoppers to visit for the discounted headwear.
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Chris Armstrong
Allen’s All Rhy Rheumatism Cure Promoted in Ad Claim
Rochester man James H. Allen claims years of rheumatism ended by a self made remedy named ALLENRHY. He says uric acid deposits dissolved and expelled from the body after using the preparation marketed by druggists with a money back promise if not effective.
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James H. Allen
Forbes St. Rochester
N. Y
Pocatello Drug
Tech Notes outline plans for the Engineers banquet and Wickiup yearbook
Tech Notes reports plans for the Engineers banquet and annual feed at the Idaho Technical Institute. It notes the War era timing, busy night-school enrollment, and a 15-instructor faculty led by Professor H C Goggins. The Engineering building nears completion and will add space for physical education and boxing. The Wickiup yearbook editor and business manager are chosen with a staff to be finalized. Mary Dayton likely associate editor and other roles named. A Halloween masked ball by Home Economics Club is announced, inviting all Tech students and faculty, with costumes and masks required.
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Associated Tech Engineers
H. C. Goggins
Commerce
Wickiup
Idaho Technical Institute
The
Tech
Leslie
Tats’’ Baliff
William
Bill’’ Goleeke
School of Arts and Sciences
Mary Dayton
Richard Lowrie
John Ewing
Gordan Gray
Coleman and Meadows
Floy Beagies
Home Economic Club
Education notes on humane treatment at St Anthony Industrial School
Superintendent W D Vincent defends approach at the State Ludustrial School in St Anthony, praising humane treatment of students and showing practical work. He cites a 680 acre farm with 220 boys performing cow milking, stock judging, and other duties. The school highlights training in dairy, judging pure-bred stock, and participation in the Eastern Idaho fair in Blackfoot.
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State Board of Education
W. D. Vincent
Ludustrial ‘School
St. Anthony
Idaho
Blackfoot
Albion Normal school dormitory gains state land deed
The state land board deeded land to the Albion Normal school for a new dormitory on a self supporting plan used at the university Lewiston Normal school and Idaho Tech. At Idaho University 1470 of 1780 students belong to or prefer a religious denomination, per the state board of education.
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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 Portend Subscriptions Struggle and Activities
Central high tradition notes a delayed Red and Blue issue due to weak subscriptions and ads. Campaign will resume. Elk clubs fund drive for Constitution rebuild proceeds from locker fees rise to 50 cents. permanent lockers to replace movable ones. Dramatic club holds meetings with plans for humor play and future work, while home economics reports a successful senior girls candy sale supporting the senior organization.
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Central High School
United States
Dramatic Club
Mystic
Auxiliary dance net $200 for Memorial Building funds
The American Legion Auxiliary reported a $200 net profit from the annual dance at a Monday meeting led by dance chairwoman Mrs. HB J. Freeman. The event proceeds will go toward furnishing the kitchen of the Memorial Building. Other notes included Mrs. J FE. Damron’s report on the Omaha National convention where she was elected regional VP for western states Alaska and Hawaii, and three new members welcomed: Mrs. DeBolt, Mrs. A. M. Wilson, and Mrs. Broadhurst.
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American Legion Auxiliary
HB. J. Freeman
H. H. Hughart
South Ninth Street
W. J. Myers
Jay Tiffany
Max Craig
E. J. Freeman
J. FE
Damron
Omaha
Alaska
Hawaii
DeBolt
A. M. Wilson
Broadhurst
Lincoln school hosts second annual playground fair
The Lincoln school fair returns Saturday from 1 to 5 PM with competitive genres and sports, prizes, music by the school orchestra, and booths for children’s handiwork. Funds go toward the playground, with volunteers managing sports, fish pond, entertainment, prizes, refreshments, and crafts.
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Lincoln School
Meeting Tonight Launches Y M C A Activities
The Y M C A announces a 7:30 PM meeting in the gym to launch inter Sunday school and industrial leagues and other youth programs. Attendance is urged by postcard invites to all younger men and boys with efforts to include both church and Sunday school representation. Souvenirs and light entertainment will accompany the business agenda.
Modern Woodmen Dance in KC Hall Oct 29 Night
Modern Woodmen of America will hold a dance Thursday night October 29 at 9 p m in K C hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Modern Woodmen of America
K. C. Hall
Bannock County Closes to Chinese Pheasant Shooting
State Game Warden R. E. Thomas announces Bannock County is closed to shooting Chinese pheasants. Wildlife regulation pauses hunting activity in the area to protect local populations.
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Bannock County
R. E. Thomas
The Midshipman to Screen at Orpheum Today
Ramon Navarro leads a family friendly program at the Orpheum beginning today with Wesley Barry Margaret Seddon and Crawford Kent in support. Pretty Harriet Hammond stars opposite Navarro with Kathleen Key as the vamp. A new comedy news and music by Jack Derville's orchestra completes the program.
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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 Strand
Richard Dix stars in The Lucky Devil an automobile racing drama opening today at the Strand. Esther Ralaton is the leading woman with a two reel comedy and George Matheson orchestra providing the rest of the snappy bill.
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Richard Dix
the Strand
Byron Morgan
Wally Reid
Esther Ralaton
Dix
George Matheson
The Keeper of the Bees Opens at Capitol Theatre
Mrs Porter’s novel adaptation features her granddaughter Gene Stratton Monroe and director’s standout work. Experts say the picture surpasses The Girl of the Limber Lost and delivers a memorable film in tribute to the author. The Capitol Theatre hosts its first local showing next Sunday. Meanwhile in agriculture news the potato beetle threat is being kept from southern Idaho’s potato belts.
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Mrs. Porter
Gene Stratton Monroe
Capitol Theatre
Beetle Control Success in Adams County
Wayne Bever, a student, helped county state agriculture and university extension confine the eee pest to a section of Adams County. About 60 000 beetles were destroyed this summer as a result of the joint effort.
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Lif
University Extension Division
Eee
Adams County
Wayne Bever
State Department of Agriculture
Removal Notice for C P Groom
Removal notice states C P Groom has moved his offices from the Sonnenkalb Residents rooms over the phone 935.
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C. P. Groom
Sonnenkalb
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