Ships Seek 50 000 Men For Merchant Marine Service
An advertisement displayed at Cook’s Drug Store urges 21 to 30 year old men to join the U S merchant marine with 50 000 jobs at sea and training by the U S Shipping Board. Rexall stores nationwide are designated enrollment stations with stores contributing to the Liberty cause.
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Cook's Drug Store
Center Street
National
U.S. Shipping Board
Europe
Rexall
United States
U. S. Shipping Board
U. S
Cook Drug Company
R. U. Ready
Cook Drug Store
West Center St
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad for Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications the disease is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to mucous membranes. Prescribed by leading physicians for years, it combines tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials available on request. F J Cheney Co. Props. To-My, Ill Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Card of Thanks for Frances E. Harry Loss
Wishing to thank friends and Women of Wodecraft for kindness and sympathy shown in our bereavement for our mother and sister Frances E. Harry. Palma Harry, Kate Whitlock, Louis P. Brandt. Classified ads restore to owners many lost articles.
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Wodecraft
Frances E. Harry
Sun Eclipse Eyewear Warns Public for Visual Safety
Government party official J. S. Hammond urges smoked glass crafted with a candle and another cover for eclipse viewing. He warns against naked eye viewing before totality and notes the corona and prominences are best seen with proper smoked glass during the event. The next total eclipse visible in this region will be a rare century apart. The Northwest—South Bend Washington to Pocatello Idaho—will have prime viewing.
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J. S. Hammond
Hammond
Earth
United States
South America
West African
Northwest
South Bend
Wash
Pocatello
Idaho
Personal visitors in town from various locations
Purely personal notes list B. C. Ricks of Kellogg visiting today, W. P. Kennedy a Gooding visitor, Ht. H. Miller and wife from Fort Hall, F. J. Stone of Driggs, and L. L. Evans of American Falls attending the bankers' convention.
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B. C. Ricks
Kellogg
W. P. Kennedy
Ht. H. Miller
Fort Hall
F. J. Stone
Driggs
L. L. Evans
American Falls
Classified ads seek tenants for good houses and apartments
Local classified notices urge renters to find available houses and apartments quickly. Listings highlight desirability of properties and prompt action for prospective tenants seeking prompt occupancy.
German Alien Women Registration Dates Ordered in County
A notice from Chief of Police Sutherland cites a United States Deputy Marshal directing German alien females to register in this judicial district from June 17 to June 26 1918 between 6 am and 8 pm daily with Sunday excluded. It outlines how the notice should be published in newspapers and the duties of local registrars.
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Sutherland
United States
L. ©. Jones
Local Briefs Highlight Civic, Legal and Social News
A marriage license was issued to Eugene Edma and Emiley Truchat of Ft. Hall. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at 6208 7th Ave. Mrs. Jensen leaves for Audubon Iowa after her grandmother’s death. Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M holds a special meeting with Master Mason degree and dinner. Pocatello RA Chapter No. 6 to confer RA degree on candidates, two heading to war zones. Dorothy Glenn recovers from appendectomy in St. Anthony hospital. Trial of S R Chamberlain for non support ends with $200 fine and four months jail. Train No. 17 west leaves 6:15 p.m.. No. 29 north leaves 6:30 p.m.. mail by 5 p.m. for prompt dispatch. Rex Abbot visiting from Camp Lewis after medical corps duty. A hotel guest’s plea leads to larceny charge but fine paid. Jail inmates on substitute diet for not working. other defendants bound for trial. Five Army enlistments accepted including engineers and coast artillery. tomorrow’s draft registrations noted. Due West Soon hinted in The American Reno Oklahoma May 23 edition.
Masonic Banquet Honors Brady Clark and Tannebaum
The Royal Arch Masons of El Reno held a 6:30 pm banquet to bid farewell to 8 E Brady son of the late Senator James H Brady Major F H Clark and Simon Tannebaum who depart soon for Idaho Texas and military service The event drew about sixty members with toastmaster Dayton Munsell and tables run by J T Allison M A Ashbrook and T H Ellison The group wished the trio success and happiness in their future endeavors
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E. Brady
James H. Brady
Brady
Pocatello
E! Reno
Royal Arch Masons
F. H. Clark
Simon Tannebaum
Dayton Munsell
J. T. Allison
M. A. Ashbrook
T. H. Ellison
Mr. Brady
el Reno
Idaho
Major Clark
U.S. General Hospital
Corpus Christie
Texas
The
Colors
Thin people urged to take nitro phosphate for weight gain
An advertisement claims nitro phosphate nourishes nerves and body cells to quickly increase weight and improve health, promising better energy, sleep, and vitality. Caution notes the product's strong flesh-building effects and warns against use by those not seeking weight gain.
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Halliwell
Red Cross notes urge equal importance of all relief efforts
The article corrects misstatements about knitting and evening surgical dressing classes. It stresses knitting as essential as sewing and urges all knitters to help. It notes ongoing nursing classes and other departments remain vital, calls for flour sacks, discloths, towels, and flour sacks at headquarters, and invites volunteers for nursing classes with Mrs. Robert Hunter or Miss Nevin.
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Red Cross
Severa ‘Adies
Department of Red Cross
Miss Nevin
Robert Hunter
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
An advice note explains constipation results from low moisture in stool. It advises drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, outdoor activity, and using mild laxatives. It cautions against strong cathartics and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as easy and pleasant to take.
Estray Notice on a Bay Horse in Pocatello
The city police report a bay horse four years old weighing about 900 pounds with brand EC on the right hip and white markings on the feet taken up by officers on May 4, 1918. If not identified by the owner, the animal will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. June 6, 1918, as provided by law. GEO. W. SUTHELAND, Chief of Police.
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Pocatello
Geo. W. Sutheland
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Indian Service
Hexes
Florence Etheridge
Miami
Okla
Indian Office
Washington
West Center
Eugene Edma
Emiley Truchat
Ft. Hall
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Alex Campbell
7Th Ave
Iowa
P. C. Jensen
Audubon
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Dorothy Glenn
St. Anthony Hospital
R. Chamberlain
van Reuth
Chamberlain
C. C. Benting
Peek
West
North
Camp
Rex Abbot
American Lake Cantonment
Camp Lewis
Virginia
West Side
Frank King
27Th Engineers
J. M. Stevens
Jerome
Cecil M. MceMurray
Oakley
Coast Artillery
Ed. L. Wilson
Oakley Coast Artillery
Rice Phelps
Engineers
Due West
Reno
Containa
Martin Furniture Company
Onkeal
Jonteel
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