City Wells and Other Odors In Pocatello Editorial Clash
The piece attacks the Whimper editorial stance and its editor, accusing the paper of lies and intentional misrepresentation to hurt business. It lauds the Tribune for opposing the city water venture and criticizes city administration for a failing budget, a bad well, and lacking action on food supply issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whimper
Herald
Tribune
Pocatello Water Company
Joe Burns
The
Water Company
Burns- Cummings
Pocatello
Idaho
Cesspool
United States
Respect for the Flag in Pocatello Parade
Veterans in Pocatello reflected on the lack of reverence as the national colors passed through the parade. Many spectators kept hats on and showed little attention while others removed hats, though many were unfamiliar with the custom. The writer urges teaching respect for the flag and asks citizens to salute until the colors pass.
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Tocatello
Rhine
Germany
Army of Oecipation
Roche
Pocatello
Secrets of Health and Happiness Eczema Remedies
An excerpt outlines treatment ideas for eczema across occupations, with ointments, lotions, and dressings. It lists salicylic acid solutions, zinc oxide pastes, diachylon ointment, and oils, plus cautions on irritants and bandage care. Readers’ questions touch on oily skin, hair washing, and other health topics.
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Hikohek
Misenstaedt
Chicago
Ufe
Legal notice on water rights and trespass on reservation
An action begins over Water of Dempsey creek with Chas F Potter and seven others as plaintiffs against Higgins and twenty-two others claiming prior rights. Indian Agent Teter orders all white trespassers off the reservation. Also notice of Bancroft hotel proprietor W T Banks suffering blood poisoning from a nail wound.
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Dempsey Creek
Chas. F. Potter
Higgins
Teter Haa Aiven
W. T. Banks
Bancroft Hovel
Memorial Day Remembrance in Pocatello
Crowds watch as veterans and citizens honor Civil War, Spanish American War and World War dead at Mountainview Cemetery. The ceremony includes wreaths, flag placements, and a joint service with Rev. Cleaves urging civic unity and spiritual life.
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G. A. TR
Vpovateilo
Mountainview Cemetery
Pocatello
A. A
Weryteene
Mountainview
Thomas Sparks
Peter Gallagher
Confederate Veterans of Aerie
Toberth.ree Post
Richmond
Virginia
Confederate Veterans of America
West Side High School
Arthur
Center Street
Ivan Gasser
Harry McDougal
Joint Union
Karry Tamilton
Phipps
Hatch
Logan
Congregational Church
Nestor Aber
C. H. Cleaves
United States
Tribute Paid At Roosevelt Grave In Oyster Bay
Hundreds gathered led by the Quentin Roosevelt post of the American Legion and veterans of the Spanish and Civil War paid tribute to Theodore Roosevelt at his grave in Oyster Bay. The mound of flowers reportedly included at least two thousand arrangements.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
American Legion
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Prich
the Tribune Co., Ltd
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Chas. G. Sumner. Battor
Walt Mason
la Jolla
Sims
Daniels
Department
Johnson
Prohibition
Granger
Wyoming
Twin Falls
Diack
Kate
Fox
Pocatello Race Track
Miack Rose
Lyman Fargo
George North
T. P. Terrell
John Scott
Sherif Sullivan
Garfield Avenue
Senator Shoup
Boda Eprings
Het Brooks
Tithe
T. A. Johnston
Mise
Jennte Matrick
Eis
Chas
J. Brady
California
Heide
Chas I Patrick
Dhereisen Avenue
Arney
Ada
Vanderbeck
Mr. Pr W. Gallagher
Cleveland Avenue
Maud Keeney
Fred Leslie
Leona Lopas
Matia Wear
Mae Hopson
Tirace Davis
Angle Harrison
Edith Rushey
Wwolse Statesman
Thorne
Statesman
Idanha Springs
Pocatella
Soda Springs
George Dash
Niehouse
Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Memorial Day
Roosevelt
John Munger
North Second Avenue
Oldsmobile 1544
T. E. Branen Motor Company
Pocatello Electric Supply Co
West Center
Northwestern Investment Company