06 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Soda Springs Chieftain
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
1
The readable fragments reference provisions and insurance act wording, with mentions of consignment and adjustments. The disjointed language suggests a document or record about fiscal or legal matters without a clear narrative or identifiable entities.
The Soda Springs Garage displays AMBU an automatic electrical trouble detector for cars. Coppard and Shelp offer demonstrations explaining its diagnostic plan to improve driving safety and reduce waiting time for roadside starts.
For sale notice mentions weanling pigs for delivery after weight six am at June aunt Don F Kugler. The piece references soda springs Ida earnings and a proposal involving penalties up to 1000 dollars or one year in jail. It notes a tax amount due with interest and references a Pocatello Tribune context with multiple prominent names and dates.
A fragment discusses net proceeds and tax implications for events. It mentions profits split on a fifty basis and excludes certain concerts or fund operations. It notes expenses for such dances are permitted.
The University of Idaho invites owners with mineral deposits such as tungsten, molybdenite, cassiterite, cinnabar, manganese, chromium, platinum, and mica to submit samples to the Geological Department for analysis. A geologist will visit districts this summer to collect representative samples, with results published in a bulletin in winter.
Incomplete report shows a Friday event at a schoolhouse with notes that someone was asked to be on hand or present. The readable text implies attendance or presence was requested by a person or group. No further names or specifics are available in the fragment.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold an ice cream social at the Odd Fellows Hall on the afternoon and evening of Thursday June 13 to raise funds toward the Liberty Bond the society has bought. Everyone is invited for a good time.
The new Lava Hot Springs Natatorium foundation is finished and wall work is underway. A crew of fifteen is filling the contract to have the facility ready by July 1. E M Chaudier of Pocatello holds the contract for the pool construction. The natatorium will expand bathers’ accommodations beyond the crowded State natatorium, especially on Sundays and holidays.
A brief notice states that Kile received an appointment yesterday. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but the event refers to an official designation or assignment related to Kile.
The document presents a 1918 fiscal year budget estimate from the Village Board led by Chairman Rob Horsley and Clerk Alvin Meyers. It covers salaries for officers, sidewalk and street improvements, sewer and water system repairs, electric fund funding, and total annual revenue projected for the year ending May 1918.
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