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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
4
A wartime exhortation stresses patriotic duty and thrift in buying Liberty bonds. It urges every able citizen to lend money to the government now, warning against delaying and avoiding tax burdens, and arguing banks cannot supply all funds without harming commerce.
A Pow wow on the bond drive reports Pocatello raising 52816 in a half day. The piece emphasizes Idaho as the first state to subscribe to Liberty bonds with 100000 on day one. It urges continued subscriptions and frames war support as personal financial duty and patriotism. It cites enlistment risk, national peril, and the moral need to back the war effort with investment.
A wartime editorials urging total commitment to victory. It stresses loyalty as the nation’s keystone, argues democracy’s defense, and calls on every citizen to serve through work, taxes, and buying bonds to fund the war effort. It warns defeat would invite autocratic domination and catastrophic costs.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho State Highway Commission at the secretary of State Boise Idaho until noon Monday June 11 1917 for construction along the Ty co Utah Highway between Arimon a Downey in Bannock County including concrete end walls for corrugated metal pipe culverts between Lava Hot Springs and Luni in Bannock County and three steel bridges on the Yet stone Park Highway in Madison County with spans 120 ft 175 ft and 100 ft Plans specifications and forms available at the highway office in Boise Idaho. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in favor of the state of Idaho for 5 percent of the bid amount. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W W T Dovhets Secretary d6-4-5-6-7-8
A short tip describes mild sour stomach caused by rapid or excessive eating and sour foods. It suggests eating slowly masticating thoroughly and limiting meals, then claims you can avoid sour stomach without medicine. If symptoms persist one Chamberlain's Tablet is advised to aid digestion.
The Tribune warns readers not to submit subscriptions through route carriers to avoid errors and extra work. Carriers must not take or sell subscriptions, and readers should contact the office by phone or in person. The paper notes that routing orders cause neighbor papers to be missed and asks public cooperation.
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