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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
9
Michigan Republican William P. Newberry, the representative-elect, fights a contest to his seating in Congress. Former secretary in FDR's cabinet and ex commander of the Michigan Naval Reserves, Newberry previously served in government roles and now faces a challenge to his legitimacy.
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Thomas Albertson Scott Republican of New London Conn to the United States Shipping Board succeeding Bainbridge Colby Scott has commanded navy salvage operations as a lieutenant commander in the naval reserves and gains broad praise for his wartime service. Boise-Huntington Pony train launches Sunday service from Boise at 4 p m with new cars and quick stops to Nampa Junction City and on to Oregon’s main town showing strong patronage and improved travel time.
A fashion page notes a silk sport suit in pink Kumel Kumse with blouse and skirt, cuffs and vestee. The ensemble includes a broad belt, sash edge, rose and bisek silk scarf, and matching features, signaling strong season favor.
A Omaha News item notes discharged soldiers head to Idaho to file on half sections, with promotions in eastern circles and a rumored $2,500 government loan worth watching. Seventy-three people including Grace Lowe join, led by J. E. Smith and two Pullmans, as the group plans to leave Omaha Friday May 30 for land near Area.
A June outing costume features a smart green silk sweater with a white vest stitched in green silk and small green buttons. It is paired with a white pleated crepe de chine skirt, green hose, white port shoes, and a white silk hat bound with green grosgrain ribbon.
Pape's Diapepsin offers instant relief for indigestion gas and heartburn. Lost Boston bull pup Chi sought with reward. Bids for constructing a two story brick courthouse at Soda Springs Idaho due July 10 1919 with plans from architect H A Falkenberg and required checks. Kenneth Gordon Clerk.
The Board of Trustees of Pocatello Independent School District Number One seeks authorization to issue and sell bonds totaling 180000 dollars. The May 20 1919 special election empowered the district to buy sites and build ward schools on them.
The Bannock County Idaho district announces sale of negotiable bonds for 180000 dollars to fund sites ward schools and a second story at the high school. Bids due June 25 1919 with 5000 dollar certified check required. bonds redeemable within 20 years, rate options 4.5 to 6 percent, semiannual interest, bid opening 8 pm June 2 1919.
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