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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
6
The Orpheum presents Fatty Arbuckle and his wife Minta Durple in a two reel comedy Hs Wifes Mistakes tonight. Jane Grey stars in Waifs a five act drama. New ventilating system promises fresh air during crowded shows.
Henry McRae treats southern California floods in a lively film shown at the Rex for the last time today. A town battles a rival as a flood diverts and returns. The program also features The Leopard Mark and Bill’s Narrow Escape with Billie Richie.
A local advertisement claims Adler i ka a buckthorn glycerine mixture relieves constipation sour stomach and gas. It asserts one spoonful can prevent appendicitis and that a few doses cure chronic stomach trouble with instant, easy action. Book Store Pharmacy advertises the product.
John Eddward Teiper, 28, indicted for the murders of his mother Agnes M Teiper and brother Fred Teiper in the Orchard Park highway tragedy on January 30. Grace J Teiper wounded, not fully recovered. Two counts involve the mother and brother deaths. Teiper pleads not guilty. He is a Union College graduate, ran a brick plant, and is son of Conrad Teiper, who left about 150000 from a steel fortune.
The City of Pocatello announces that all Sidewalk Warrants District No 1 issued by the city will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank in Pocatello Idaho with interest from the date of registration to May 24 1916. Dated May 24 1916. Kate Toombs City Treasurer.
Copenhagen dispatch notes Schleswig newspapers reacting to a military order that appears to push the wholesale dismantling of church bells for use as ammunition. The move follows the publication of a government directive.
A memorandum from Kiel reports a Berlin firm circulated to German clergy offering to purchase all church bells and forward them to the army. The commander at Brandenburg barred the firm from contacting clergy and ordered clergy to deal only with army headquarters.
Frank Stang, graduate of Vienna University and pupil of Professor Karl Muller, will offer violin instruction to a limited number of pupils. Preference given to earnest students aiming to master the instrument. No. 1 Fargo Apts. Phone 767.
Notice requests all Woodmen to meet at their hall Sunday June 4th at 9 30 a m for Decoration Day ceremonies led by W J Lawrence Consul Com.
Dublin report for 1914 shows exports at 77.3 million pounds, up 3.5 million from 1913, driven mainly by Belfast shipbuilding. Despite 54 percent of exports being farm produce and food, 37 percent of imports are food. The decade also sees imports up 35 percent in value and 12 percent in bulk, with per capita totals higher than UK, US, France, or Germany.
The agricultural department reports forests with trees containing dye extracts. The black oak is most abundant in coloring, with yellow oaks offering possibly more valuable extract. France also has white walnut, yielding various brown shades and historically used to dye uniforms.
A historical note discusses soldiers from Tennessee and Kentucky in the War of Secession and speculates on extracting coloring material from French forests, though American forests are richer in vegetable coloring matter.
State officials and labor and management committees have implemented new safety codes for the steel and foundry sector. The rules become mandatory today, guiding plant operations and worker protections across Ohio. Affected firms must comply to avoid penalties and ensure safer workplaces.
Leavenworth Kansas A Manning of Elkhart Indiana released after serving five and a half months of an eighteen month desertion sentence. He had an honorable army career before vanishing then was found working to support his family. Also noted a big open air flower show and school displays from New York and other regions.
Pocatello Aerie schedules a regular meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. to discuss important matters. All members are urged to attend. J W Jones, secretary.
After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Golda Elva Garland. Signed Geo F Garland Pocatello Idaho May 31 1916.
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