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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
4
Partial OCR fragment describes a routine or event near Myer One with unclear subjects. It mentions evenings and a carrier idea but lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes to form a clear news item.
The article discusses efforts in Congress to require labeling of materials in shoes and cites a Louisiana ruling declaring such measures unconstitutional. It traces how public sentiment toward purity laws could influence manufacturers while noting fashion, price, and material innovations in shoe production and the historical use of calf and repurposed leather scraps.
The article portrays First Family women and cabinet wives, detailing Jessie Wilson Eleanor Nell Wilson Eleanor, Mrs Bryan, Mrs Woodrow Wilson, and others. It notes their roles, personalities, hobbies, and social duties during the Wilson era, highlighting domestic talents and public service inclinations.
In a rambling reminiscence Colonel Bunker recounts his Civil War days, duels with Majah Goldwin and Majah Hopson, clashes with Adjutant General Graham, and a stalled duel that led to promotion. He notes losing soldiers, brushes with Kentucky and Georgia regiments, and one last tale of eleven horses at Manassas.
This piece discusses two paths for business growth through competition and improving surroundings, then shifts to humane care of draft horses. It laments cruel handling, urges better harness fit and gentler treatment, reminding owners that horses are loyal workers needing kindness, especially in fly-time.
Fragment mentions a June event linked to a person named Kenan and a word wallow or home, but details are unreadable and unclear about location, organization, or outcome.
Notice pertains to Bannock County Warray Call issued by the County Treasurer. The document references a date in 1912 and lists numbers 492 to 531 inclusive, indicating a formal notice related to a tax or financial obligation notice.
A verse reflecting on healing after war invokes green fields at Bunker Hill Bran dywine waters and resting heroes. It contrasts past battles with peaceful fields, nature healing wounds and calls for peace on earth honoring Joaquin Miller who died February 17 1912.
A New York Sun piece by W. J. Lampton presents a whimsical breakfast table exchange between sausage and buckwheat. The dialogue teases vanity and confusion with playful wordplay and social jabs.
Prospective sellers offered a protected Idaho territory with weekly cash advances and furnished outfit. Address Idaho Nursery Co for details in Weiser, Idaho.
A vagrant prisoner tells the judge he will wait to paint advertising signs on roofs once navigation of the air becomes general. The exchange highlights a humorous take on work and opportunity in court.
A quip from Farm and Fireside about a strict teacher asking a housewife how to tell if hens are laying or lying. The exchange highlights language nuance and practical observation in poultry care.
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