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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
Local brief notes a council meeting with discussion of business trans actions and a possible substantial deal. Details are sparse but indicate notable activity and forthcoming decisions by the council.
County clerk records show an amassing two to George R Os Gray, both of Potate E. The notice lists the recipient and residence, reflecting a legal filing.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will not meet as scheduled tomorrow. The meeting is postponed until Friday the 13th.
A brief society item notes the marriage of Kamara of Shoshone to a Salt City resident yesterday. The announcement records a simple ceremony and lists the couple as newly united without further details.
Fifteen new freight engines arrive for the 1100 class. The machines are of a new type with six wheels and improved power, signaling an expansion in rail freight capacity. Officials say the upgrade will enhance reliability and speed for long hauls.
A garbled note references a habeas corpus matter likely connected to a Saturday court session in F nock County. It mentions Edward and a preferred interposed habeas corpus action but lacks clear details or proper names.
A notice indicates the chapter will suspend meetings during the heated period, marking a short intermission before resuming work when the season cools.
W Duckering assistant to in the oe gil veering dopant S of the Sibert Line has resigned and is succeeded by C M L son a technical student in the department.
Rexburg Standard editor W. Idoyd Adame travels through the upper valley as a business visitor en route to Baltimore to purchase new machinery for his plant. He reports the area as looking prosperous and full of promise.
Members of the Woodmen lodge gather to observe a solemn ceremony at the cemetery. The group will leave the hall promptly on Sunday morning for the planned observance led by Solas Cat.
A school exhibit is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the West Side School. Patrons are invited to see the fourteen pupils represented, with every student from the year showing work.
Hill North Louis W Hill president of the Northern Pacific leads a party touring railroad lines in Oregon this morning. The group is inspecting sections of the system and meeting with officials as the trip progresses.
A court heard a case involving an individual charged with indecent exposure and related vagrancy offenses. The defendant allegedly exposed himself publicly and threatened nearby residents as the proceedings progressed.
The passage notes a move by a company executive from Montana back to Nampa where he has resided for some time. R. E. Titus takes over the Nampa office, previously serving in the Poca tello office for several years.
The article notes multiple companies set for summer work in Yellowstone, with advance crews en route. It mentions the "wighoieat'er" train and a twelve car train transporting hotel staff, with one car dedicated to park employees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1 o clock outing or party involving individuals named Jas Astle Archie Slasvinn and A J Pierce, with stray references to a car and a Mr in a local setting. Details are unclear and multiple garbled names appear.
Ceanne Muaties aims to manage the situation responsibly with the aid of the staff still present. The quote reflects efforts to stabilize operations and support personnel during a challenging period.
Twenty six miles of new road have been added to the operating department of the Short Line on the Nyssa HOmedale branch among the largest railroad divisions. The Nyssa branch may extend to Buhi in the future, depending on Bruneau irrigation project results. If successful, the road would unlock a vast area of new agricultural land.
Ex Governor Frank R Gooding spoke at the Ministerial Federation urging support for a new county. He avoided questions on future plans and noted Lincoln county went wet in yesterday's election, mentioning the old Lincoln stronghold and its remnants.
State game warden H Barber traveling from American Falls to Salt Lake cites ongoing transport shortages linked to utilities commission changes. He warns the game department may have to shrink staff to under half, a move likely to draw protests from sportsmen. The department lacks an appropriation and must operate on its own revenues.
John Wesley Peter and Elizabeth T. Galloway were married at 6 30 PM at Mrs T F Terrell’s home corner South Hayes and Lewis The ceremony was performed by Bishop Naphthali Luccock of Helena now in Pocatello The groom an attorney of Seattle will reside at 1526 West Fifty sixth street The bride is sister of the Terrell brothers and had been visiting locally Attending witnesses numbered about thirty then moved to the Attorney and Witty home for a reception
A suspicious mother shadows her children amid a secret romance at the library and debates how far to intervene. Ruth and Tom meet in shadowy alcoves while Mrs Jaeger frets about Eveline and a potential ruin to her son. The text transitions to agricultural notes on dairy and pig farming practices.
Commissioner Cohn returns home to Arimo and others visit from Soda Springs and Rock Springs. Local real estate listings promote multiple modern dwellings, lots, and six percent notes secured by canal land with values and rents cited for several blocks in town.
A farmer cautions that hens kept idle with easy grain and soft litter lose ambition. He urges forcing hens to work for their food to prevent laziness and reliance on excess feed.
The text describes productive soil as a living active medium, not inert. It highlights soil life, microorganisms, and the transformation of vegetable matter into available plant food, noting that chemical nutrients alone do not suffice without organic matter.
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