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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
2
Campbell United Shows opened at the old east side baseball park with a crowded Midway despite tents being damaged by a strong wind. Management plans to double Midway capacity tonight as crowds praised patient show staff and orderly conduct.
Brief classified notice urging purchase by dealers for a listed Celie Ghelera Tharrheoss E family item. The text promotes the item as suitable for hot conditions and emphasizes immediate sale and acquisition through multiple dealers.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate bids and payments through a pre bid process. Mentions a contractor named Samer with dates 5-19 to 6-14 and references a tonal desk fee and certified checks. No clear event, location, or organization specified.
Madame Nordica, the famed singer, will give a recital at the Ogden tabernacle tomorrow under the auspices of the L D S choir of Junction City. Local Catello music lovers plan to travel to Ogden for the event.
District Judge Alfred Budge officiated the marriage of Lars Christian Carlson aged 44 and Olga Caroline Marie Saabye aged 31, both of Bancroft. The couple will reside on a ranch near Bancroft after the ceremony conducted this morning.
Edward Keefer of Shoshone and Edith Coates were married yesterday at 5 PM in the Methodist church parsonage by Rev. H S Hamilton. They departed on the evening train for their new home in Shoshone.
A new time card goes into effect Sunday morning June 14 on the Short Line. It makes only slight changes to running times on the old card, issued to adjust Nos. 15 and the Yellowstone park special.
A wedding announcement notes the bride and groom now living in Idaho Falls at the couple's home of the parents. The notice references a well known representative of Selsberg interests and a late hour setting for the event.
Will Locate L W Phillips arrived this morning from Missoula Montana and will make his future home with his wife and family. He holds the general agency for the Penneu tual Life Insurance company and will base his operations in the Gate City.
Judge Moyes presided over a quiet session with six offenders. Drunks were fined, while trespassers chose to serve navigating penalties.
Fremont editors W Lloyd Adams of the Rexburg Standard and his brother from the Roberts Sentinel stopped in town between trains. They were returning from Salt Lake where Lloyd bought new printing material and from Nephi, Utah their former home.
Allen Criswell son of ex Street Overseer Robert Criswell and Miss Aioe Harris of Blackfeet were married in Grove City this afternoon. They will return to Pocatello tonight and seek work with Short Line railway in this city.
The Idaho division Safety committee held its regular monthly meeting in the Pocatello RB Y M C A assembly room this morning presided by newly appointed safety commissioner L E Abbott. About 30 attendees from vision superintendent to foreman represented various grades and will conclude the session this evening.
A nuisance and illegal liquor sale case were filed against D Sas, proprietor of the Denver Pool Hall. The county attorney alleges back bar fixtures and related violations. Preliminary hearing set with Moyes and bound over by the court.
He is well known in this part of the state where he was formerly stationed as a special agent of the general land office with headquarters at Lewiston.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Lewis reports the Blackfoot state asylum in better condition after an official visit. Inmates are more segregated and wards renovated to curb past deadly incidents, though the facility remains fearfully crowded. Dr. Hyde will assume superintendency July 1, replacing Dr. Poole.
Moore L. Dick and Isabel M. Davis wed at Blackfoot on May 21 in a small ceremony officiated by Bishop Thomas of the L D S church in the Grove City. The groom, a popular Short Line brakeman, and bride left for a delayed California honeymoon after a brief hometown visit.
Miss Della M. Daugherty wed James J. Cloonan at the home of Mrs. T. C. Quinn in a ceremony by Rev. Father Van der Donekt. The pink and white rose decor came from Portland with a nephew sending flowers. A dinner followed and friends wished them a happy life together. they will reside on North Garfield after July 15.
The Wickiup 142 page year book from the Academy features an artful cover and strong illustrations. The Echo is a 26 page summary of class work from the past year, also profusely illustrated. Credit goes to Prof Adkison and Theodore Turner Jr for guiding the Wickiup staff.
A St Nicholas excerpt explains strikeouts on non swinging batters and the psychology of seeing balls versus strikes. It discusses pitchers outguessing batters and the batter’s orders to “wall all you can” to fire the pitcher. It notes eye deception when good strikes curve or jump beyond the batter’s reach.
In a Washington legal exchange a plaintiff's counsel likened an opposing argument to snow, saying it scattered statements widely. The reply noted the analogy misses a point, stating the snow covered ground quickly, implying the argument spread across the issue.
The article explains how crabs moult to grow a new shell as their old armor shed. During the soft shell phase the crab is vulnerable to predators while the new shell hardens. It notes there can be many shells on display, each size larger than the previous, illustrating the growth cycle.
An advertising notice from Corner Pharmacy touts Merital Eczema Remedy as offering instant relief and permanent results for eczema and other skin conditions. The text urges speedy use to prevent danger and claims it outperforms other remedies in the market.
An article from Payette notes new tire technology by the Dahl Paupetureless Tire Co of Boise. It discusses airless casings and claims reduced blowouts, promising longer life and less maintenance for motorists. Agents are sought to promote the product.
Fragmentary financial notice from Posatallo Idaho dated 1918 lists general fund Nos 240 to 288 and fire department fund Nos 696 and 668 to 605. Mary E O Mel appears as a signer or claimant in the notice.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Lewis returns from Blackfoot with C E Hays who was sent to an asylum for medical treatment and is needed as a witness in State vs John Murphy on burglary. Murphy allegedly broke into Hansen's grain and took a case of eggs. Hays aided in disposition of staff. The case is set before district court within the next day or two.
Fragmentary note mentions a CEO facing a drive for affordable devices and messaging about phones. No clear names or dates available.
The text provides unclear fragments only. The readable part mentions names and numbers in a miscellaneous scheduling context with no clear event or outcome. Entities are not sufficient to identify a concrete news item or action.
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