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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

2

Pocatello Tribune Publishing and Delivery Details

The Pocatello Tribune announces publication every evening except Sunday from its Pocatello office. It lists officers George N Ifft president and William Wallin secretary with address 414 West Center Street and phone 279. Subscription rates are shown for various terms and delivery is by carrier in Pocatello with complaints to be made at the office.

Pocatello, CO THE Tribune Company, Limited George N. Ifft William Wallin West Center Street Daily Tribune Pocatello South America

Coney Laughs At Laws And Lets Loose Sunday Fun

The article describes New York's outcry over blue laws restricting Sunday amusements at Coney Island, followed by a reopen Sunday at Luna Park and other attractions. Signs mock the bans with Institute of Sciences labels as crowds enjoy rides, chutes, and seaside fun despite official resistance.

McClellan Coney Island New York Big City Fred Thompson Luna Park Luna Park Institute of Sciences The Institute of Sciences Institute Institute For the America Coney Isle

How to Keep Servants in Changing Times

The article discusses the growing servant shortage as immigration continues and house help faces competition from factory and shop jobs. It notes that immigrants prefer industrial work for its excitement, freedom, and social contact, and suggests private home employment as a path to better living. Wages have risen while applicants remain scarce, impacting households.

Suburban Homes Rise as City Basements Fade

The article notes a shift from basement houses in big cities to apartment hotels and suburban homes on one floor as housework falls to housewives. It highlights a pamphlet by the Legal Aid Society of New York urging written contracts between maids and mistresses with specified wages, payment, notice, and penalties. The plan is praised but judged insufficient to solve the servant problem.

Legal Aid Society of New York

Teachers Asked to Help Track Forest Tree Timings

The United States forest service seeks volunteer teachers nationwide to record leafing blossoming and fruiting times for major U S trees. Data will be compiled into colored charts for education and practical forestry, aiding seed collection climate studies and regional tree suitability.

United States Forester Forest Service United States Forester Pinchot

County of Bannock Call for Warrants

Notice to present Current Expense Fund Warrants numbers 814 through 824 dated January 20 1909 for payment with interest to date of call. County Treasurer Elizabeth Rooker signs dated June 1 1909. Berg's offers mealy potatoes with bar gains in batpins at Harrison's window.

Elizabeth Rooker

Hero of the Grid Iron high school play announced

The Senior class and others will stage The Hero of the Grid Iron next Saturday at the Auditorium. The play portrays a young man who faces a prejudiced father over football and ends with his father becoming an admirer, featuring humor and drama in a lively college-life setting.

Weather forecast fair tonight and Wednesday

The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise tonight and fall by Wednesday with cooler conditions expected on Wednesday.

Notice appoints interim financial secretary for union

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen announces that Fred Jeske is away and J. W. Starr will serve as financial secretary for the next thirty or sixty days with dues payable to Starr. W. L. Green remains recording secretary.

Fred Jeske The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen J. W. Starr W. L. Green

Expression of gratitude for support after a death

The undersigned thank friends for aid after the death and burial of their brother Sigurd Selsted. They acknowledge beautiful floral offerings and kind deeds, saying these acts will be cherished in their hearts. Signed by Mrs Hilda Tyson and Edward Selsted.

Sigurd Selsted Hilda Tyson Edward Selsted

For Rent Rooms For Light Housekeeping

Two room furnished for light housekeeping no children at 318 South Second Avenue. Also single room for light housekeeping at 255 South Hayes.

South Hayes South Second Avenue

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