Brilliant Recital at the Academy of Idaho
Pupils of Prof. Muehlen render a delightful program of vocal and instrumental selections at the Academy of Idaho auditorium before a large audience. The concert, noted as the department’s most successful, featured youthful performers and a long program, with steady audience approval and emphasis on personal progress over polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muehlen
A. of I. Auditorium
Department of Music
Academy of Idaho
Academy Auditorium
Gittins
Lucile Fox
Schira
Furey
Smith
Erblang
Retherford
Esiore
Cns
Talon Kontski
Dietrich and
Gayle
Eeele Harris
Carolyne Er
Wollenhaupt
Phoebe Spi
Weinaswki
Leatha Sheldon
Veazie A
District Court Hears Bank Versus Pocatello Press Makers
District Judge McLane in Boise sits in this district to hear Citizens' Bank of Pocatello versus Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Co. plus Richard Douglas C A Valentine and W J West. Endorsers Douglas and Valentine deny receipt of funds and resist payment. Clark Budge defend. George Gray for plaintiff. Nixon vs Hewlett testimony completed yesterday. Keller divorce case to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLane
Boise
Judge Budge
Citizens’ Bank of Pocatello
Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company
Richard Douglas
C. A. Valentine
W. J. West
Douglas
Valentine
Clark & Budge
George Gray
Keller
City Ditch Extension Plan Faces Citizen Hurdles
Alderman Hutson urged council action on extending the city ditch or building a direct waste canal to the river. Fire and Water committee was empowered to negotiate with property owners to decide who will extend around the cemetery or opt for a straight river ditch. The east side seeks city water this year as the municipality eyes a potential 16 second feet from the Fort Hall canal system as a valuable asset.
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Hutson
Weidemann
Fire and Water Committee
Fort Hall
City Debates Contractor Pay Plan for Street Work
Council discusses funding improvements by contract with warrants not due until 1912 to finish sidewalks this summer. Alderman Rothas proposes recalling bonds to fund street work and paying warrants, with bonds limited, and the plan referred to committee for feasibility. He notes a music department gaining material and developing artistic taste amid modern needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congdon
Rothas
Highway and Light Committee
Free Lotion for Rheumatic Pain Offered Locally
An advertisement touts Chamberlain Liniment as an effective free application for muscular and chronic rheumatism, claiming internal medicines are useless and retailers stock the remedy widely.
Clever Comedy by Academy of Idaho Students Tonight
Senior class at the Academy of Idaho presents Hicks at College a three act comedy by Sarah Preston Annie Oliver and Ralph E Dyan tonight in the University of Idaho auditorium The cast includes Hugh Bowers Stanley Cleare Floyd Smith Lola Drake Susy Spriggins Polly Porter and more The play features scenes at The Pal The Quarters and Northern University with music by the Academy orchestra and a campus setting contrast.
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Hugh Bowers
Charlie Padlet
Daily Enpsom
Stanley Cleare Peter
the Pal
Sia
Floyd Smith Walker
Braino
Pickind Aie Wandaees
Paul Wenger
Elinor Jones
Claire Angeline Jones
Lola Drake
Susy Spriggins
CTORN
Dentcias
Elaine Hyde
Daisy Armstrong
Eerie
Iel
Elsie Tarr
Hiram Hicks
Richard Varnum
Tom Horton
Rae Stratford
Fritz Jordan
Horton
Chum
Eugene Miller
Adam Biddieut
Raa
Theodore Turner
Dean Smiley
Sper Eetassere
Bees
Roy Fleisher
Percy Robbins
Earl Thomas Adolph Hopkins
Pah
Ange Meen
Walter Gwinn
Bastien Briggs
Samuel
Bloom Josh Anderson
June Grant
Polly
Jordan
Aay
Comaaine
Florence Bean
Polly Porter
June
Fluff Finley
Effie Gittens
Flora Belle Delamartye
ROC Use News
Mildred Gayle
Cobb
the Arters
Nellie Woods
Northern University
Cook’s Pharmacy and Academy
Castro the exiled leader may return to Venezuela
Cipriano Castro former Venezuelan president is reported to be in Gibraltar after Lisbon information. The state department will work with foreign governments to stop his return while continuing efforts to locate him and prevent his return to Venezuela.
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Washington
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Gibraltar
State Department
Lisbon
Shafroth Vetoes Tuberculosis Registration Bill
Governor Shafroth vetoed the tuberculosis registration bill which would have placed all cases under state board supervision and affected buildings tenanted by the afflicted. Of 360 measures sent to the governor, 104 were rejected.
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Denver
Shafroth
State Board of Tand
Large Barn For Sale Inquire About Availability
Classified brief notes a large barn for sale at a bargain price with inquiry details to contact for more information. The terse ad emphasizes affordability and invites potential buyers to inquire further.
Power City Lads Defeat the Poca High in Baseball
American Falls High School defeated Pocatello High 16 to 12 in a seesaw baseball game. Key moments include Brookhart's grand swing over the wall, Dodson and Bourne contributing timely hits, and Manning’s three-base hit driving in three runs. Umpire was Mr. Thomson of Pocatello.
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American Falls High School
Pocatello High
Power City
Harris
Burton
Dodson
Bourne
Wade
Fife
Brookhart
Rayle
Oliver
Manning
American Falls
Oliver and
Evans
Mr. Thomson
Pocatello
Idaho to Have Big Fruit Crop This Year
A. B. Moss reports a bumper fruit and berry harvest for southern Idaho. He says Pocatello will buy the finest strawberries and peaches from southwestern Idaho, with reduced express rates for orchardists benefiting every town.
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Idaho
Pocatello
A. B. Moss
Payette
Idaho Hardwood Company
Gem State
Mr. Moss
Tribune
Gate City
Special Train to the Park Prepares Yellowstone Hotels
A special train will pass through Pocatello at 9 tonight carrying porters scrub women managers and roustabouts to Yellowstone National Park. It arrives June 13 with 250 staff including waitresses clerks chambermaids and other help to ready hotels and eating houses for the June 15 park season opening. Train returns tomorrow morning at 7 and connects at Ashton with the Pocatello Marysville line arriving at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Yellowstone National Park
Pocatello
Wonderland
Park
Spevins
Yellowstone
Ashton
Pocatello-Marysville
Democrats Score on Paper and Wood Pulp Amendment
After an executive session the committee learned the Root amendment to the paper and wood pulp section would be adopted in modified form. Senators Bailey Simmons Johnstone Democrats favored it while Senators Penrose and two others sided with the three Democrats, forming a ten to five vote. Final action on the measure to be taken tomorrow.
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Bailey, Simmons and Johnstone
State Sanitary Campaign Closes After Court Fines
Dr. Smith of Heyburn and Deputy Parker leave for home as Justice Van Reuth's court finishes a long series of sanitary cases. Walter Holbrook is fined for hauling meat in an improperly covered wagon, George McConkey fined for transferring milk between cans on a delivery wagon. N P Nielson’s case for rear store rubbish is laid over, with his staff cited as dry and clean.
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Dr. Smith
Heyburn
Parker
Boise
Justice van Reuth
Walter Holbrook
George McConkey
N. P. Nielson
Gas system construction speeds up in town project
Work on the new gas system advances rapidly with a main trench from the plant in the Wye to South Arthur and Whitman streets nearly finished. Pipe laying covers a large portion of the distance while excavations for the big tank are done. J A Jones of the Pocatello Gas and Power Co. oversees the project with Assistant City Engineer W E Moore supervising pipe laying.
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Wye
South Arthur
Whitman Street
J. A. Jones
Pocatello Gas & Power Company
W. E. Moore
Simon Loses Out In Portland Mayoral Race
Portland June 6. Complete returns not yet in but A. G. Bushright the regular Republican nominee leads Joseph Simon the Independent Republican for mayor by about three thousand to thirty five hundred votes. Most of the 27 initiative and referendum measures on the ballot were defeated.
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Portland
A. G. Bushright
Joseph Simon
Taft May Visit Washington Coast in September
Governor Hay said Taft does not plan a Pacific coast tour now but will consider a Washington invitation when the September trip schedule is set.
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Washington
Hay
Taft
Pacific Coast
City Dads Hold Long Meet
City council debates street spending priorities and approves staff changes. Mayor Bistline confirms C. J. Brinkman as patrolman and two new ordinances on natural gas sales and ice cream regulations. Sprinkling contract for seven sprinklers awarded. bank tax question referred to city attorney. vault option for city records discussed. Halliday Street subway completion set for July with immediate street improvements planned.
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Congdon
Nixon
Rothas
Bistline
C. J. Brinkman
G. Y. Pugmire
George Gittins
E. C. White
National Bank
Church
American Bankers’ Association
Public Buildings Committee
Halliday Street
O'Malley
City considers bridge to City Creek for new road to fair grounds
Residents urge a City Creek bridge near the pump house to open a road into the railroad water reservation linking to the west road to the fair grounds. Engineer Congdon notes prior Good Roads talks on a right of way. committee to act as property owners fund $300 in labor.
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Bardsen
Highway and Light Committee
Weather forecast for southern Idaho
Yesterday's high was 73 degrees and the low last night reached 46. For southern Idaho, expect fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with mild skies and light winds.
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Idaho
Fragmented cartoon dialogue in early 20th century papers
A short, fragmented exchange on domestic life and finances appears in a Detroit Free Press item. The dialogue touches on marriage, quarrels over money, and contrasts with other papers noting poverty and social humor.
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Detroit Free
M'Kown Plumbing Co Opens Shop in Poca Tello Area
Notice inviting the public to visit M'Kown Plumbing Co at 434 East Center to become acquainted and patronize the newly opened shop in the community. The firm states its intention to assume local civic responsibilities as a plain citizen.
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Pocatello
East Center
M’kown Plumbing CO
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Wor
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U. of I
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Redman C. Moon
University of Michigan
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Spillman
Spinney
Acne Shelley
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J. R. Shepherd
Peck
Rice
Gwen Furey
Castro
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Power City Lads
East Side Grounds
Simon
J. M. Knowles
John Ellis
George W. Smith
Ree Pumnino Soo
J. S. Williams
B. McGarvey
Geo. Kimpton
John McMahon
W. Williams
Fire Department
J. Merrill
City Independent Electric Co
George Rossi
John Tarn
KOREN
Rocky Mountain Bell Tele- Booog Cbs
A. G. Long
Didine Asiedinss
L. Jacks & Son
H. Green
S. H. Green
Elec. Supply Co
J. H. Verron
T. C. Martin
E. J. Hardy
Fred Brossi
Driver City Team
Scavenger
Pocatello Electric Supply Co
W. D. Uric
Kleeman-Hall Hardware Co
OTK
DOD Isses
Geo. Hamilton, Pone
Mail Printing Co
Pocatello Water Co
Sentanaes
W. J. Harvey & Son
J. H. Croxall
City Sexton
Frank Bassett
George P. Hessell
Lander Street
Fort Hall Canal
Tenth
Eleventh Avenues
Borrowell
Harduppe
Philadelphia
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