Thousands Honor Soldier and Sailor Dead in Field Mass
A field mass honors a soldier and a sailor killed in the Spanish American War. The ceremony draws thousands of mourners as crowds pay tribute to the fallen heroes.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
7
A field mass honors a soldier and a sailor killed in the Spanish American War. The ceremony draws thousands of mourners as crowds pay tribute to the fallen heroes.
A regular Elks lodge meeting is held tonight with members set to consider items. A ten pound girl arrived May 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs W N McNutt at 415 South Main. mother and baby are doing well.
Austin, a notable upper valley citizen and political figure in Lasen, was seen en route near City on his way home, highlighting his ongoing local influence.
William M. Denning, recently located as a blacksmith and horse shoer, has moved to Mackay and leased the blacksmith business of W. H. War-ten, signaling a new local enterprise arrangement.
Rexburg good roads enthusiasts held an afternoon meeting to discuss creating a bond district and how an auto tax could fund interest on a proposed road bonded indebtedness.
The Lewiston Tribune sketches Jim Brady as an enviable figure who made a long ascent from state politics to the national stage, noting his wealth and power as a traditional political path.
Fragmentary text hints at a man winning a state fair designation as a school marshal and inviting his bride to Idaho. The snippet is incomplete but suggests a celebratory public acknowledgment connected to a wedding or engagement.
Freight trains on the Yellow Stone branch will run upward on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and descend on alternate days, replacing daily service. Commercial interests along the line protest the new pattern.
Reports from Big Springs Buffalo and nearby streams say trout are biting well on spinners. Bush Liver and others stayed an extra day while Bush unveiled a new fly named The Candidate made from tinfoil and gumboat scraps. He hopes the long creek dwellers will take to the lure when they reach Henry Lake each season.
Rev. Arthur Saunders of Trinity church is placed on the committee for the Second World’s Christian Citizenship conference in Portland from June 29 to July 6. The conference will address global moral issues facing governments, compile authentic country attitudes toward Christianity, and demonstrate national Christian unity. Information for attendees available from Mr Saunders.
A tiny twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment is advertised as quickly easing rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers in this ad style promotion.
High Grade eign: y H. A. Mueller, Pocatello, Idaho.
The State Board of Education and the University of Idaho solicit sealed bids by June 6 1918 in Moscow for supplying about 4500 tons of coal for 1913 1914 to University of Idaho Moscow State Normal School Lewiston Albion Idaho Academy of Idaho Pocatello Industrial Training School St Anthony and Idaho State School for Deaf and Blind Gooding Bids must include a bid bond and a corporate surety bond to guarantee contract execution and completion The board may reject any bid Detailed information available by mail or wire from Walter Bruce President Idaho Falls Idaho
The notice promotes price per thousand on building lumber as a guide for home builders. It emphasizes quality, correct use of woods, and offers personal service to customers. It invites plans or materials for evaluation and highlights community-minded support alongside selling lumber.
An advice column promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic for infants and all ages. It extols its digestants and gentle action, with testimonials from Mrs Earl Dudley and others. Available from druggists at fifty cents to one dollar, with money back guarantee and free sample by postal request to Dr W B Caldwell.
California Oregon and Utah push top berries cherries and green vegetables as a fresh fruit confection praised for human palate demand continues while supplies last in league concerted display of produce and flavor offerings across the three states.
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