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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
2
The mayor, city council, civic clubs and the municipal band plan a 7 pm joint meeting at the Bannock hotel to discuss playgrounds parks and a camping area. The session, hosted by the Commercial club, aims to crystallize prior talks into action and seek funds for improvements.
Mrs H L Martin of Blackfoot visits Mrs J M Scivers for the week. Mrs Scifers returns from Salt Lake with relatives in Denver. Municipal band rehearsal postponed due to Schumann Heink concert and moved to Sunday at the Commercial club hall. Senator W Lloyd Adams of Rexburg stops in en route from Boise on business. U S Civil Service invites janitor laborer applicants for the Federal Building Catell Idaho with a 600 annual salary and age 20 to 50.
Notice states the business at 621 No Main is disposed and accounts due by June 15, 1919. Foreclosure sale order issued by the District Court of Bannock County Idaho in the case International Mortgage Bank vs George A Smith and Hannah M Smith. The sale covers the described Bannock County land and fixtures under a June 2 1919 decree.
The Thatcher Music Company’s stock and fixtures, recently absorbed by Harmon Thornton Music, move to 233 North Main. Harmon Thornton also takes over Martin Music interests and plans permanent relocation. Mrs. G E Tracey, former Thatcher manager, joins the new North Main venture to push broader stock and efficiency in the music trade.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports 24 hours ending 6 am in Pocatello Idaho. Temperatures ranged from 46 to 75 with mean 60 and normal 61. Total precipitation since month start 0 inches with 0.31 inch deficit. total since January 1 4.89 inches. Wind NW to SE at 11.2 mph. Humidity 25 percent. Sunrise 4 5 A M and sunset 9 04 P M. Clear conditions observed.
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale of described property in Bannock county Idaho. The sale will take place June 30 1919 at 10 a m at the front door of the courthouse in Pocatello to satisfy judgment costs and interest with cash to the highest bidder. George F. Mabey sheriff and M Bendixsen deputy sheriff oversee the proceedings.
President R. Frazier of the Idaho Technical Institute arrives with his family to assume duties. Alumni plan a banquet and ball at 7 pm with talks by Frazier and Alumni President Burnside. The new leader pledges growth and dual role as technical and vocational school.
Police continued to uncover fragments of a deceased man's anatomy after explosions hit several cities Monday night. Investigators identified associates and recovered items including suspected fingers and an ear as the gruesome recovery progressed.
Coblenz June 4. German writers from Frankfurt and Leipzig publish fiction about the American army to provoke German opposition. They recount alleged army court sentences, such as a government official’s wife ordered to appear each morning and recite a religious wish, and a woman fined for mud and profanity to perform forced labor against American cars. The accounts are dismissed by American officers as inaccurate.
Boise judge Rule McCarthy declares Idaho 7 p m barber shop closing law unconstitutional in C W Pearce case. He labels it unwarranted interference with labor and class legislation singling out barbers, overturning early enforcement after barber Pearce kept his Boise shop open past 7.
A vintage health ad urges slow eating and thorough chewing, mild meat restriction, and no supper meat. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets before bed if sour stomach persists.
Mrs Thetta Quay Franks of Pittsburg and New York receives a medal from the National Institute of Social Sciences for her home economy system. The citation notes her work in organizing household procedures to strengthen family life and national integrity.
The past week brought hot dry spells, then unseasonable cold with nightly frosts. Frost mainly hit tender truck crops like potatoes beans and sugar beets, with alfalfa damaged in spots. Fruit crops fared better though cherry and strawberry yields vary by district. Irrigation use remained high while pasture and range forage faced slow growth and frost effects lingered on garden crops.
Stands are poor and many are replanting as conditions turn adverse in Bonneville County. Beets suffer from heat and lack of moisture plus frost.
President Wilson greeted Read, Towers, and Billinger of the American naval seaplanes in Paris on June 4. He congratulated them and expressed pride in the work they accomplished during the flight.
A Russian wireless reports a Bolshevik counter offensive against Esthenian and North Russian forces advancing along the Gatchina railway near London dated June 4.
In Washington on June 4 Senator Borah announced he would vote against the suffrage amendment while supporting votes for women. He said it should be a state matter and declined to back a federal amendment.
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