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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
The text outlines territory extending north of Pocatello to the reservation line and east beyond the Oregon Short Line tracks toward Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Butte. The fragmentary material references geographic scope but lacks dates or named officials.
District No 2 covers all of Pocatello west of the railroad and south of Center Street with additional territory south of the townsite line to Portneuf siding. Voters listed include Miss Mayme Hurl 518 So Arthur Ave Miss Mainie Nopper 145 South Main Street and Miss Cecelia Cibulka 456 South Grant with vote counts 179 130 and 160 390 respectively.
Officials outline district 3 boundaries north of Center St and west of the Oregon Short Line tracks from the townsite line to the reservation line near Butte. The piece lists residents by name and address including Fay Woolard, Angie Reilly, Mrs. J. J. Coats, Georgia Veach Williams, and Sidonia Grosse.
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