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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
9
Over 100 acres of summer fallow land all plowed offered free to party or parties who plant potatoes. Ten percent of the crop sale to Belgians. Land located five and one half miles southwest of Pocatello. For details write W J Hubbard Pocatello.
Ad copy promotes ready self led linen with a prompt 104 contact line. The mottoReliability and Promptness echoes the sales pitch as the phone number 104 is featured for orders.
Classified ads help reunite owners with most lost items as readers return found belongings. Officials note high success where contact details are legible and descriptions match recovered items. Local merchants report steady participation in listings for valuables and personal property.
The Board of County Commissioners of Bannock County Idaho will accept bids by 3 pm June 19 1917 at the courthouse Pocatello for erecting a county poor house on the county farm north of Pocatello Plans and specs are at the courthouse or M Gunford architect 1627 No Main Pocatello A $500 certified check to Bannock County must accompany each bid and will be forfeited if the bidder fails to enter into a satisfactory contract The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated May 14 1917 Signed Co W Pomeroy Clerk.
An advertisement offers a pair of kid groves and claims better cleaning service with the motto Reliability and Promptness. It cites Troy Laun dry and provides the phone number 104 for inquiries and service.
An advertisement notes sharpened razor blades using a new automatic velvet edging machine by W F Gathe, former water office, Auditor ium Building, prompting interest in improved sharpness.
The Water Works Department requires all users of water from the City Ditch to obtain a permit and pay a one dollar per lot per season fee in advance. All connections must follow uniform procedures per department instructions. B. F. Ferer, Supt.
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