Council canvases election returns on bond issue
The city council certified official results of a special bond vote last Tuesday showing 182 for and 418 against. Ward totals were read as 66 for in First Ward after a correction. overall, bonds failed by a wide margin as two thirds approval was required. Council members, reluctant but thorough, completed the canvass at last night’s meeting.
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City Pastor to Speak on Reform Bureau Impact Tonight
Pastor Henry B. Hudson of New York City and field secretary for the International Reform bureau will lecture at 8 30 tonight in the L D 8 meeting house. The talk recalls the reform bureau role in Idaho’s Sunday rest law and notes Hudson’s work canvassing Oregon for local option and his Idaho canvass for a state local option law at the next legislature.
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Henry B. Hudson
New York City
International Reform Bureau
L. D
Reform Bureau
Idaho
Hudson
Oregon
Assist Secretary Eli Ludwig Arrives in Pocatello for YMCA Post
Eli Ludwig arrived in Pocatello on No. 6 to accept the assistant secretary position under Secretary Pargellis at the R Y M C A. He comes from Portland where he did field work in Multnomah County and is described as an enthusiastic Y M C A man expected to ease routine duties for Pargellis.
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Eli Ludwig
Pocatello
Pargellis
Ludwig
Webfoot
Portland
Multnomah County
Ile
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Kidney Relief Ad
Mrs. George Forman of 837 No Main St Pocatello Idaho endorses Dean's Kidney Pills noting relief from kidney backache dizziness headaches and swelling after cold settled in her kidneys. She bought at A L Cook's drug store and reported rapid improvement and lasting relief. For sale by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents for United States Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Dean
George Forman
No. Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
A. L. Cook
Best pictures at Auditorium
Local screening at the Auditorium showcases a sequence of acclaimed films. Audiences are invited to view celebrated titles with regular showings and themed evenings, highlighting cinema history and notable performances.
Mrs Anna Harmer Joins Republican Party
Mrs Anna Harmer of Pocatello Idaho former county superintendent of schools and a noted local political leader has left the Democratic party and joined the Republicans. In a July 3 letter from Pocatello she states the Republican platform aligns with her principles and she is not seeking any office.
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Grand Old Party
Anna Harmer
Pocatello
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Church Services Then and Evening Sermons
Trinity Church schedules Sunday services with Sunday school at 10, Holy Communion and sermon at 11, and evening prayers and sermon at 8. The morning subject is Temptation. Baptist Church offers Bible School at 10, preaching at 11, and B Y P U at 7 p.m. Pastor F. E. Lawrence.
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Sundy
Lawrence
Congregational Church to Hold Communion and Union Meeting
Sunday morning Communion service at Congregational Church followed by a union temperance meeting in the evening addressed by Revs. H. B. Hudson and W. S. Woodhull. Christian Endeavor joins the union meeting at the Baptist church. Sunday school led by Pastor W. S. Hunt. Topic Longings and Satisfactions Psalm 63.
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Union Temperance
H. B. Hudson
W. 8
Woodhull
Christian Endeavor
The
Baptist Church
W. S. Hunt
Union Meetings and Sermon Announced
Preaching at 11 a.m. by Rev. Henry B. B. Hudson of New York City. Union Young People’s meeting at 7 p.m. Union temperance meeting at 8 p.m. at Congregational church. F. S. Lawrence, Pastor.
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Henry BB. Hudson
New York City
Union Young People’s Meeting
Union Temperance
Congregational Church
F. S. Lawrence
Proposal to Sewer City by Private Enterprise
Reports of Officers note alley ground measures 120 feet by 20 feet. Quarantine officer A H Smith reports no contagious diseases in June. City sexton J H Croxall records five funerals in the past month with total receipts of 106. City treasurer Goldie McAllister reports $11916.88.
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A. H. Smith
J. H. Croxall
Goldie McAllister
City bills and sidewalk grade talk at special bond election
The council reviewed June bills including city engineer payrolls, registrars for the bond election, and election supplies. They discussed replacing off grade cement sidewalks with on grade walks and adjourned after canvassing special bond election returns.
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Alderman Smith
Bistline
Seavers Corner
Smith
Seavers
Brady
Arthur and
Center
Hagenor
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