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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
5
The article notes a debated claim that a government agency urged women to abandon platinum jewelry and press jewelers to halt platinum use. Investigations found no such suggestion or official war material use, and officials show no policy restricting platinum production or sales.
Tomorrow afternoon the Trinity Guild VHT poet will read with Mrs Fid Young in North Arthur. Miss Isabel Tron returned yesterday from a brief visit. The Woodviewing cast on The Treaby Presbyterian ladies Aid will meet Wednesday at Mrs I White’s home on South Seventh Ave. The Altar go ledgers meeting postponed from Mrs Stevenson to Saturday. notation indicates a change. William Potter Idahe Falla and Nina Oschman of Brooklyn wed Saturday morning at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. E Lindsay officiating.
A newspaper notices that a small portion of missing items reported by readers has been returned through classified ads. Officials say the program helps reunite owners with belongings and encourages further clues from the public.
A mother praises Cottolene for making light biscuits and notes it is quicker cheaper and blends smoothly. She admits the biscuits taste as good as those made with butter and that Cottolene shortens mixing effort.
Marry Kayeville Utah resident Gal braith and Salt Lake City native Phys hoe Sisop tied the knot Monday at the Presbyterian church in Pocatello with Rev. Lind ay presiding. Mrs. Simon Lewis learns of cousin Mike Bottstein’s death in Seattle, longtime Evanston Wyoming resident. A large group attends the state reunion while Harry Bryan returns from Omaha after pharm study at Creighton and Harry Kradus passes state board exams to join Book Store Pharmacy No 2.
The county clerk reports a surge in marriages after the 1917 conscription act. From May 18 to June 2, licenses double from 87 in 1916 to 174 in 1917, with most applicants men within the registration age.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the estate of George H Krueger deceased is administered. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers to the administrator in Pocatello Idaho within four months from first publication. Dated June 4 1917. Herbert Baird Administrator.
Let us wash or clean your bedding before laying it away for the summer. Reliability and promptness are our motto. Troy Laundry. Phone 104 for good service.
The Pocatello Elks invite members to a round trip excursion to Salt Lake with a big ball game against the Salt Lake Elks. Short Line offers round trip tickets for 5.15 dollars valid through June 20. Tickets go on sale tomorrow and the train departs at 11 15 a.m. on time.
Advert says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy heals stomach trouble and related diseases including ulcers and liver issues. Claims thousands recover fully, urging purchase through druggists nationwide as an easy solution.
The city women’s clubs pledge aid to the Red Cross by fund donations and Liberty bonds. The Women's Civic club, led by President Mrs Walter H Cleave, plans two $50 Liberty bonds and directs half the entertainment committee proceeds to the Red Cross. Separate Women's Study League meeting approved one $50 bond under President Mrs Murray Cole.
The D. A. R. led by Mrs. George North held a library meeting and voted to buy a Liberty bond valued at fifty dollars.
Mrs. K. H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters with whooping cough improved after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The ad endorses keeping the cough loose and expec toration easy through the medicine.
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