Pocatello Adopts Amendments to Residence and Commercial Zones
City ordinance updates sections 2704 AA 2705 AAA and 2706 B to redefine residential zones and the B commercial zone. The changes outline new boundary lines across multiple streets and geographic features within Pocatello Idaho, effective July 1, 1947.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City OF
Humbolt Street
4Th Avenue
5Th Avenue
Dunn Street
Bremer
2Nd Avenue
City ordinance description of block boundaries and repeal terms
The document details complex street and alley boundaries within Pocatello and surrounding streets, describing segments along Wyeth Clark Lewis Bonneville and related avenues to define area boundaries. It repeals conflicting ordinances and sets enactment upon passage and publication with mayor and city clerk approvals dated September 1 and 3, 1949.
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Clark Street
7Th Avenue
City of Pocatello
8Th Avenue
Fremont Street
Arthur Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Wyeth Street
Portneuf River
Rosewood Avenue
Ravine Avenue
West Pocatello
5Th
6Th Avenues
Sublette Street
Main
Main Street
Lewis Street
Hayes
Bonneville Street
Whitman Street
Hall
Gibson Street
Harrison Avenue
Halliday Street
Hayes Avenue
6Th Avenue
5Th Avenue
3Rd Avenue
4Th Avenue
First Avenue
Pocatello Avenue
Carter Street
W. W. Halsey
Obituary Andrew L. Anderson of Curlew Valley
Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p.m. in Snowville Utah for Andrew L Anderson 80 a prominent Curlew Valley farmer and stockman who died Tuesday after a short illness Born November 30 1869 in Hyrum Utah he moved to Curlew Valley at age nine He married Rose Arbon in Brigham City in 1891 He is survived by his widow three sons Lawrence Snowville Charles Logan Ross Stone Idaho two daughters Lela Pratt Snowville Elia son Stone two sisters Emma Eliason Brigham City and Dottie Hazelton Idaho and a brother Arnold Ogden Funeral services are under the direction of the Malad funeral home.
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Snowville
Utah
Andrew L. Anderson
Curlew Valley
Mr. Anderson
Hyrum
Christian
Hedwena Anderson
Rose Arbon
Brigham City
Minidoka Students To Have Driving Lessons
Minidoka county schools introduce a driver training course across four high schools to reduce accidents. Jess Brown leads as instructor. 48 Rupert, 24 Paul, 12 Heyburn, 12 Akiaua students enroll. Dual-control training car provided by Hanzel Chevrolet and the American Automobile Association. Schools purchase 200 testing devices and cover insurance and costs. Practice streets will be marked in all four towns.
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Rupert
Minidoka
Jess Brown
Paul Schools
City Poundmaster Reports Busy August Seizures
City poundmaster Ted Talbot said in August he picked up and disposed of 63 dogs, 12 cats, and 14 porcupines. Eight dead dogs and six dead cats were collected, and three injured dogs were taken to the veterinary for treatment and later claimed by owners.
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Ted Talbot
Two Part Student Program Includes Classroom and Road Time
The program features a classroom instruction phase followed by a road segment. Each student will accrue at least two hours on the road as part of the training.
Indian Tribal Chiefs Vote For Federal Oversight
Indian service officials reported four western state tribal councils opted to stay under federal control for now. Leaders will consult their communities on a long range plan that could remove wards status and supervision as tribes prove readiness. Col Pryse and George Lavatte spoke on economic benefits and improved education health and welfare under western Shoshone jurisdiction.
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Elko, Nev
Indian Service
Col FE
Morgan Pryse
U. S. Indian Service
Portland
Ore
Pryse
George LaVateta
Markets at a Glance in Quiet Trading
UNITED PRESS reports stocks steady in a quiet session with bonds firm and U S governments not trading. London stocks close firm while silver holds at 73 cents. cotton and other grains show mixed moves with hogs higher and cattle sparse.
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United Press
U.S
London
New York
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Hamilton
Gilbert Lish
Myrtle
Chubbuck
Hyde
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Miss Meeks
Miss Arnold
Bannock County
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Wrigley 'S
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Oxydol
Wilson
Frankfurters
Mission Bell
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U.S. Me
Fenty Revshers
U.S. No. 1
Searthare Sram
Dean
Angel Food
U. S
Silvo
Aladdin
Cheoner
Fag Storer
Aerowax
Suoe
U. 5
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Libby
Gerber
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Pearl
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