Freight rates placed Boise, Pocatello on equal footing
Joel L. Priest Oregon Short Line general agent in Pocatello explains that new distributing scales align freight and passenger rates across Boise Pocatello and Twin Falls. He says the changes remove prior discrimination, offering equal treatment by mileage and line adjustments following Boise’s main-line placement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tribune
Joel L. Priest
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Traffic Committee
Boise
Twin Falls
Wood River Ranch
Priest
Gooding
Shoshone
Boin
Idaho
Ablie Utilities Commission
Prize dance at the Dance Palace tonight
A prize dance is scheduled at the Dance Palace tonight. Organizers invite dancers and spectators to attend as details on prizes and timing are announced.
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Dance Palace
Town Talk Notes and Local Updates
Town Talk reports returning travelers Mrs Geo J Smyth Mrs Oscar Donaldson and son from West Yellowstone. A marriage license issued to Howard Wiswell and Elsie Grier both of Boise. Dudley Kay and Harry Beck appeared in police court pled not guilty and paid $15 fines. Mackay fair engagement by DeMolay and city bands under Professor Gardner set for September 2 3 and 4. Medical supervisor Dr Sage visiting Fort Hall staff and Dr Wheeler with Dr Stevens noted as tubercular disease expert.
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Howard O. Wiswell
Elsie Elizabeth Grier
Boise
Mackay
DeMolay
Gardner
Idaho Tech Conservator
Sage
Indian Service
Wheeler
Fort Hall
Stevens
Bocal Pate
Hospital Notes From Idaho: Local Visitors and Injuries
Oliver Bangham of Chesterfield visits a hospital where his daughter Thelma is treated for severe appendicitis. M. Wright of Blackfoot had surgery yesterday. George Slingerland of 346 North Arthur shows signs of improvement. Orland W. Clark of Blackfoot consults doctors in town. J. A. Hogan suffered a serious injury late last night needing hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bangham
Chesterfield
Idaho
Thelma
M. Wright
Blackfoot
George Slingerland
North Arthur
Orland W. Clark
J. A. Hogan
Railroad Rumbles and Local Civic Notes
Motor car M-60 completed overhaul and will head to Blackfoot to replace M-61 in service. Fire Chief George Parker returns from Yellowstone trip with family and friends. Shop Employes association band to perform at American Falls. Pocatello general shops rise to third in Union Pacific safety banner standings with four injuries since January. Norman Farr leaves for Arimo to visit parents.
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Blackfoot
George Parker
Yellowstone
Household furniture for sale cheap near North Main
Various items listed for sale at 6528 North Main including a Universal coal range, buffet, dining set, rocking chairs, rugs, wicker baby buggy, Pathe phonograph, bookcase, large refrigerator, bed and dresser, linoleum, library table, wardrobe, lawn mower, heating stoves, and jars. Contact phone 616.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Coal Range
Axminster
Wilton
Pathe Phonograph
Globe Wernicke
Campo
North Main
Zenith Radio seeks agents for expanding sales drive
An outgoing appeal from Zenith Radio founder invites capable salesmen to join a growing campaign. He notes strong reader interest in Zenith and the MacMillan Expedition demonstrations, urging prompt action as the season begins and promising substantial earnings for early entrants.
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Zenith
Food product inspectors form permanent Idaho group
Southeastern Idaho food product inspectors met at Hotel Bannock with speakers including W. B. Krosness and M. L. Dean. They established a permanent organization to standardize Idaho farm products and improve service to shippers and dealers, with meetings every thirty days. E. B. Perkins named chairman and Hayward Pogge Rosbach on the program committee as fourteen inspectors from all districts attended. Major talks covered potato grading sizes and quarantine rules.
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Idaho
Bannock
W. B. Krosness
M. L. Dean
Bureau of Plant Industry
Ronald Woods
Harry Sabin
Dean
E. B. Perkins
Messrs. Hayward, Pogge
Rosbach
Woodmen of the World district meeting at Idaho Falls
W O W members Perry Little Lawrence Young and Higson attended a district meeting in Idaho Falls on Wednesday night. Delegates from nearby camps discussed campaign plans for 35,000 new members and noted the next district gathering will be in Pocatello on September 30. Downey camp will bring a class of candidates to Pocatello September 2 for initiation.
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Pocatello
Aged Man Recovers After Injection Resumes Pulse
An elderly patient was treated after a failed infusion when the pulse stopped. The doctor and medical team restarted the treatment and the man, while kept at home, was reported to be recovering.
Bryan approves memorial site for Bryan in Washington
Mrs. W. J. Bryan's secretary announced that she approved Josephus Daniels suggestion to place the national memorial to William Jennings Bryan in Washington DC. Mrs. Bryan will not attend a Greenville conference but will be represented by family friends at the dedication events.
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Bryan
Washington, D. C
Greenville
Mr. Daniels
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Joel Priest
Carnation Mite Products Co
Dooley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carnation Milk Products Co
Geo. J. Smyth
Oscar Donaldson and Son
West Yellowstone
Dudley Kay
Harry Beck
John W. Peter
Zenith Radio
MacMillan
Zenith TO
E. Center ST
Berkshire
Karpen
ONYX
France
Idaho Falls
Los Angeles
William Berthorum
Benjamin Black
N. Main
Alberta Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Maxon
Quarts, Mason
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