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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
5
The text compares health to an engine needing Water and coal, asserting health depends on the production and transportation of vital energy. A chiropractor locates interference and performs a Vertebral Adjustment to relieve pressure, claiming uninterrupted energy to organs and disappearance of a supposed disease.
Chiropractic firm Venter and DuValle Sessions advertises X ray laboratory services at the Palmer School Theatre Building. Contact details emphasize radiology offerings and location.
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce reports rural losses from higher freight charges on Idaho wheat, potatoes, and grain products. It urges Governor Davis and the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek swift relief, noting estimated state losses near $5.8 million and demanding justice for farmers and millers alike. The letter details rate comparisons from Idaho points to Chicago and Gulf ports and warns of broad economic harm if unaddressed.
The Brazilian government has recognized the government of President Alvaro Obregon of Mexico, as announced today. The report notes the international gesture amid the Dec 5 Rio Janeiro dispatches. A stray line about a cafe and coffee appears in the text but does not relate to the recognition news.
Barstow reports George J. Davis of the city killed in the Lake route freight yards last Saturday while aboard a moving train. Survived by sister Mrs Haveline of Madison, Wisconsin. Engineers Hatch and Jenkins return to Pocatello from Sugar City. many crew transfers and medical arrangements follow. Six inches of snow at Ashton. Pocatello records a low temperature for the Montana division. Short Line ships twenty eight cars of ice daily from Humphrey.
The article lists personnel movements and operational updates at the railway system. It notes Mrs. J. E. Henshaw's improved condition after surgery, and mentions George Vichas heading to Pendleton Oregon for personal matters. It also covers W. N. Baxter and A. W. Lee traveling, Roy Bliss visiting from Rada Motor Car, Carrie Elliott's departure, and a new book requiring crews to register on arrival in Pocatello with stricter handling of unregistered crews.
An advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a safe, dependable remedy for neuralgia and headaches. It claims to ease tortured nerves, provide first aid when a doctor is far away, and offer antiseptic benefits for burns, infections, and various common ailments.
The article notes rules applying to both passenger and freight crews unless a permanent address appears in the crew dispatcher's address book. It discusses how addresses affect eligibility or documentation in crew management.
Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A. P. and A. M. will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday December 8. Officers for the early year will be elected and a lunch will follow. All members and visitors are invited.
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