Liberty bonds drive nets Bannock County pledges
A two hour street campaign at Center and Arthur raised 7500 for Liberty bonds as volunteers and speakers urged local support. Subscriptions continued at local banks with First National reporting 2500 total applications by noon and Bannock National noting 500 absorbed. Po catello’s share compared well with regional cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’acatello
Bannock
Teddy Rooosevelt
Center
Arthur
West Center
C. A. Mariani
D. B Steely
D. W. Church
J. H. Peterson
P. C. O'Malley
H.S. Woolley
T. D. Jones
A. B. Bean
Allen Hansen
Douglas Smith
First National Bank
Bannock National
Stockgrowers Bank and Trust Company
Citizens Bank
Pocatello
Liberty Bond
Pocatello Leads Idaho Registration Totals Amid War Effort
The piece lists registrants from Dawson to Pearl Garrison and notes a grand total of 2055 with expectations of more as mail-in cards return. Pocatello surpasses Boise and Ada county, leading Idaho cities in wartime registration. other towns report varying counts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mahey
TH. S. Woolley
Registration Board
the Tribune
Pocatello
Pocatello No
DOS Pocatello
BSL
Cceceeesseee
le Pocatello
Idaho
Boise
Ada
Twin Falls
Weiser
Payette
Nampa
Hailey
Idaho Falls
American Falls
Shoshone
Jerome
South Jerome
Ada County
St. Maries
Coeur d’Alene
Wallace
Nez Perce
Lewiston
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Newport
Boundary County
Amelia's Palace Alters Ownership Amid Property Talks
The Amelia Palace saga continues as plans surface for new apartments or a large business complex with garages on the first floor if the property changes hands. Colonel and Mrs. Holmes arrive. Brigham Young built the mansion for Amelia Folsom Young, later linked to Presidents Taylor and Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vissing
Botterill
Tom Botterill
Denver
Frank
William Spry
Alta Club
Holmes
Hotel Utah
Gardo
Amelia Palace
Brigham Young
Amelia Folsom Young
Young
John Taylor
Taylor
United States
Nat M. Brigham
Supreme Court
Wilford Woodruff
Colonel Holmes
Washington Bone Dry State as Prohibition Enforced
Olympia June 6 The state of Washington now sits bone dry after a new prohibition law enacted by the legislature and signed by Governor Lister. The measure tightens the ban on liquor with a strict manufacture and sale prohibition beginning Jan 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
State of Washington
Lister
Ohioans Arrested in Anti-Conscription Plots
Hennacy and Townsiey were arrested in Columbus on charges of circulating anti conscription literature to be printed in Townsieys print shop. Batley, secretary of the Workers Anti Militarist league, was arrested in Columbus on treason charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennacy
Townsiey
Columbus
Batley
Workers Anti-Militarist League
Definition of jointist and bootlegger in liquor laws
The law defines a jointist as someone who maintains a place where liquor is sold and a bootlegger as one who sells liquor without any place of business. Convictions for either offense carry a term in the penitentiary.
Supreme Judge Morgan Visits En Route to Boise
Idaho Supreme Court Justice Morgan stopped briefly here on his way to Boise from Rigby where he spoke at a Liberty bond meeting yesterday. Morton B. Dod son formerly of this city passed through yesterday en route from the coast to Montana to join his National Guard company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
The
Idaho Supreme Court
Boise
Rigby
Liberty Bond
Morton B. Dodson
Montana
National Guard
Special meetings at Portneuf Lodge confer degrees
A special meeting of Portneuf Lodge A F and A M is tonight to confer the B A degree. A second meeting Friday evening will confer the M M degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
Businessman McCammon Aective-Tom Edwards Active in City
McCammon Aective-Tom Edwards, a well known local businessman, was observed in Junction City today. He reports a brisk, active pace of business activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon Aective
Tom Edwards
McCammon
Catholic Hospital Nearing Completion Amid Favorable Weather
Brick work on the first story of the new Catholic hospital is practically completed and contractor Murphy is rushing all work as weather cooperates. When finished the hospital will be one of the finest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Hospital
Rphy
Y M C A Remodeling Under Way At Local Facility
Murray in charge supervises large crew at the YMCA as partitions are torn down and debris cleared. Work aims to start remodeling and rearing of the building. About 20 000 dollars had been spent earlier for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Raneretet
Lecture by Captain Warner to be held at the Auditorium
Corporal Davies of the Field Artillery traveling to the city for a lecture by Captain J Edgar Warner formerly of the Famous Irish Brigade. Davies has seen trenches but was hurt and sent home. Warner’s lecture runs Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week and is expected to be of interest.
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Corporal Davies
Field Artillery
J. Edgar Warner
Davies
C In Warner
Recruiters seek veterans for mounted machine gun troop in Spokane
Spokane on June 6 reports Captain Lawson Moore and Lieutenant Fred Insinger spearheading a drive to enroll men who have seen service in the national guard or United States army. They are recruiting the new mounted machine gun troop in Spokane with emphasis on veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
National Guard
United States Army
Lawson Moore
Fred Insinger
Cavalry Machine Gun Troop Seeks Recruits in Spokane
West Point commends the effort as Lieut Insinz er notes enlistment open to ages 18 to 45 with preference for service men. Married men may apply if their families are not dependent. The unit uses machine guns in a cavalry role attached to the National Guard. Recruits sworn in at Spokane then may return home until July 23 before field service. Pay ranges from 30 to 41 dollars monthly. Recruiting HQ at North 120 Wall Street Hypotheek Bank building.
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West Point
Insinzer
National Guard
Spokane
North 120
Wall Street
Hypotheek Bank
Un delivered letters listed for Pocatello Idaho post office
The Hit weekly notice shows unclaimed mail items for two weeks ending May 26th 14017. Names include Adams Billy Atheson Wm Atkina Mrs Wes McQuire James McFarlane C A Brough George Mundy Paul Cecraft F Munn Grose Mrs Buchmiller Geo Miller Sam Barton Mrs Har Mason Wes Barton H R Naning C W Boleno Mrs Hazel Rourke T F Blau Arthur Barnard Car Colvert T L Crowley Bert G and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Campaign Opens for Chautauqua in Pocatello
Tomorrow begins ticket sales for the Chautauqua show in Pocatello June 15 to 21 with a parade at 11 to noon. Chair man H R Freeland will lead from Main and Center with lineups at 10 45. Committees meet at Commercial club rooms at 1 45 for a 2 PM ticket drive and parade officials are named.
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Chautauqua
Pocatello
H. R. Freeland
South Main
Warren Paul
Chi Man
C. W. Gray
Harry "Ki
East Side
J. T. Young
Center
Cptain
I. C. van Dyke
F. W. Retina
Miss Valentine
Liberty Bond Drive Faces Vast US Subscription Prospects
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency estimates over 10 million Americans and corporations could subscribe to Liberty loans, with potential deposits expanding nationwide. He notes 40 million in gainful employment, wealth growth, and rising bank resources enabling higher bond subscriptions and prompt funding if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
German Empire
Helfferich
Razor advertisement blares through old page text
Fragmentary ad copy promises sharp razors and equipment names like W. F. and an auditorium reference. readable bits hint at a promotional pitch for razors or shaving gear, but details and context are missing.
Digestive Help Advised For Mild Indigestion
The text notes indigestion from rapid eating or overeating. Suggests eating slowly chewing thoroughly and avoiding heavy supper. Recommends taking Chamomile tablets to aid digestion and avoid sour stomach symptoms.
Classified ads seek tenants for homes and apartments
Readable notices advertise available houses and apartments for rent. Listings mention locations, rent ranges, and basic terms, inviting interested tenants to contact landlords or managers for details and viewing appointments.
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WAR Bonds
van Dyke
Genevieve Howell
Lenore Hieber
Mra. FC
Wilkie, Rathtreath
Anna Howard
Clara EB. Hanson
Lilliegrace McLaughlin
J. F. Lewis
Plelen Russell
Alice Cosgrove
Martha Evans
Anna Harner
Hortense Gallet
Alice Sandberg
Chicago
Ella Falligan
Missoula
Mont
Pearl Garrison
Hallowell
Kans
L. B. McDade
Alice Moore
Amy McDonnell
M. L. Coultrap
Pocatello Leading
Orgens
Asanie
Bun
Paris
Amelia’s Palace
A. Hennacy
W. Bailby
East
South
New York
Ahl Aee
Phillips
Delphas Pinkney
William Palssen
Rushctin Ton
Ay Carhart
F. M. Chambers
Jas. Clark
Lou Calfasi
M. Clarke
3Dred Daniels
Jnete Ellis
Paul Edwards
Farry Emil
Ford
Charlie Green
J. Grosvner
Harry Gallegar
Hinner
D. D. Howell
Hedricks
Pearl Halloway
E. Hall
Ellen Hoffman
Geo. Halinarro
Fenando Coff
C. A. Jenson
Nephi Jones
N. O. Kopp
Prof
T. Knight
Homer Kareyn
Kieadsa Krasicka
H. M. Lloyd
Mr Lewis
J. C. Longstreth
Alma Locke
Enos Mack
Joe McCullough
D. McKnight
Miller
Grish
McSherry
T. Miller
Murdock
N. D. Maufin
Frank Mar
Mra Folane
Lay Parry
Brig Purkey
E. M. Pharis
Leroy W. Peters
Norman Robinson
Anna Riley
Cyngth Riley
Jimmie Reardon
James Raymon
Clifford Ramsey
Ernest
W. Ae Ville
Belw
Savi
W. F
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