Fortieth Year Bond Case Decided Against Bannock County
Supreme court ruling voids Bannock County bond issue as the question was not put to voters. County creates a new eastern precinct and appoints G A Hannaford as justice of the peace. Temporary courthouse moved to Phoenix block with eleven rooms rented for seventy dollars monthly. Ground broken on Cleveland avenue for a brick building to house the post office. Public debates over moving the post office continue. Patrol reports show forty two arrests in May including prostitutes and drunks. Fire destroys Dr J H Beans drug store causing twelve thousand dollars loss. Changes in local offices and new business openings noted amid civic growth.
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Bannock County
Supreme Court
Pioneer Block
Phoenix Block
Cleveland Avenue
B Street N. W
Center Street
M. W. Winn
St. Elmo
Ed. Hamilton
Blackfoot
Center
Ed. Gallett
Shoshone
C. W. Love
Q. P
J. I. Franz
J. H. Bean
Bean
Portneuf
Carl Philips
Theo. Turner
Philips
Thomas C Coffin of Idaho Dies Unexpectedly
The obituary honors Thomas C Coffin a former Idaho attorney general mayor of Pocatello and U S congressman who died suddenly ending a career noted for leadership and reform efforts. It recalls his tough competitive spirit and his impact on Idaho politics and friends who remember him as a straight shooter.
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Thomas C. Coffin
Tommy” Coffin
Idaho
Pocatello
Blind Chance
Coffin
Tommy
Vale
Republicans select Henry Fletcher as national chairman
The party begins a campaign to regain power with Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania chosen as national chairman. The committee endorses a broad liberal policy and aims for a fresher Republican lineup in the next Congress. Fletcher is portrayed as an experienced diplomat ready to lead a reformist, responsive party.
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Epublicans
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Fletcher
Falsehoods on Gold Certificates Circulate in United States
Claims about redeemability in gold on a large supply of banknotes are false as gold is no longer part of the circulating medium. Gold certificates state exchange for gold but gold has been impounded and cannot be used as money. The notes must be withdrawn and replaced with new wording, a lengthy process ahead.
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United States
United States Declares Loss at Disarmament Talks
Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward voices a widely noted view that the U S has repeatedly been the principal loser at disarmament conferences. He questions why the nation continues to send representatives and return with little to show for the effort.
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Clark H. Woodward
United States
Water drinking advice from Gladys Glad noted
A fragment quotes Gladys Glad advising frequent water intake to prevent stiffness in joints while noting some joints may not benefit from water. The excerpt hints at varied effects and practical limits of hydration for joints.
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Gladys
Here We Have Idaho
D Rolla Harris of Sugar City recalls Idaho after fifty years as he visits Boise. The article notes a $62 043 90 Idaho kilowatt tax take in four months, $11 496 57 more than last year, and bills moonshine fines. It covers Nazarenes, magpie bounty, Shoshone church anniversary, Lincoln county marriages, a divorce ruling, judge remarks, and forest service control questions.
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D. Rolla Harris
Sugar City
Idaho
Boise
The
Methodist Church of
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Academy of Idaho closes first term with eighteen graduates
The Academy of Idaho ends its first annual commencement with eighteen graduates and 122 students this year. The outlook for next year is strong, with attendance expected to double.
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The
Academy of Idaho
Democratic State Convention Attends Weiser Gathering
The Wallis family totals eight girls and six boys. Eight men including Wm. 8 Hopson Jim McNichols James Knowles P W Gallagher Danny Sullivan Tom Davis C O Broxon and W A Holzheimer attend the Democratic state convention in session at Weiser. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Ringle of West Center Street Saturday morning. N W Danilson reports from Rockland there are only two Democrats left in that precinct.
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Idaho
James H. Wallis
Rexburg
Hopson
Jim McNichols
James Knowles
P. W. Gallagher
Danny Sullivan
Tom Davis
C. O. Broxon
W. A. Holzheimer
Weiser
Louis Ringle
West Center Street
N. W. Danilson
Rockland
Reduced Summer Rates for Wind Instrument Lessons
Mr. Gardner, renowned wind instruments instructor and teacher of many top instrumentalists, offers summer lessons in Pocatello. Trumpet, Clarinet, Trombone, Flute and all wind instruments taught. Phone 2020. Tribune classified ads for results.
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Gardner
Uni
Pocatello
Didja Know and Odd Facts from Various Topics
A collage of notes mentions New York murder plea rules requiring a jury verdict, Purina Startena Baby Chick Feed costing a million dollars in five years of research, Siamese male servants without hats, and a variety of product plugs. It includes ads for grease services, a Belgian Congo Batutsi remark, Grandma’s cookies, eye lens glass production, milk budget guidance, a milk delivery ad, Berlin phonograph guides, a sleep claim about life in bed, and a Pocatello Mattress Factory ad.
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Purina Mills
Henderson Grain & Feed Co
South Ind
Lending a Hand to Knowledge and Commerce in Idaho
A collage of small ads and notes from a local newspaper page. It lists consumer goods services and tips, including Lash Lure eye dye, Cinderella Shop cosmetics, and Idaho Coal & Ice Co delivery. Also mentions a sacred Bo tree in Anuradhapura, hotel features, shoe manufacture, animal gestation facts, and various local business promos.
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Cinderella Shop
North Main
Anuradhpura
Celon
Waiters Oppose Three-Cent Coin Hidden Under Plate
The note suggests waiters oppose introducing a three cent coin and fear patrons may hide it under plates instead of tipping with a dime, signaling practical resistance to the coin’s use.
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Pop
J. Millar Watt
Col
G. A. Hannaford
Mrs. Charles Garden
South Hayes Avenue
Idaho Furniture Company
Seaver’s
H. P. Cryst
Alyda A. Manassa
C. A. Manassa
Etta Manassa
E. O. Woodsworth
Father van der Donckt
Charles L. Harte
Pocastello
Josephine Broderick
Ogden
Utah
I. H. Moore
Father van der Donekt
Della Broderick
H. G. Guynn
Moore
van Oredale
Ross Fork
Wheinet
Redskins
the Tribune
First National Bank
Tom McDaniels
Pocatello Tribune
the Tribune-Journal Co., Inc
G. Nicholas Ifft
William G. Cady
Associated Press
Wyoming
Montana
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
North End
Halliday Street
Yellowstone Park
Tom Coffin
John Bradley
Buhl
Conference of the Nazarene Church
Idaho-Oregon
Nampa
State Game Department
Logan
David Hill
Hermine Schultz
Arco
David Earl Hill
David
Dora Alveteen Gifford
Gentlman
W. A. Babcock
Twin Falls
Cassia
Minidoke
Jerome
State Fish and Game Department
Smithereens
R. H. Rutledge
U. S. Intermountain Regional Forester
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Bert H. Miller
Forest Service
Mr. Rutledge
Harry Wade
Mr. Tarr
Dan Swinehart
McNichols & Wright
Swinehart
Joseph
Wm. H. Price
Anna Harmer
Wallis
Tribune
Idaho Bank
Pocatello, Idaho
Burley
Paris, Idaho
New York State
Siam
Gustin & Wright Texaco Service
Belgian Congo
West Africa
United State Labor Department
Berlin
Pocatello Mattress Factory
Johnson
Benson Hotel
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
Didja
Rudman and Gotiberg
Chineriutu
New Zealand
France
Earl's Service
Bannock Hotel
Guaranty Savings and Loan Company
United States Patent Office
Harley- Davidson
Ivere Johnson
Watts Cyclery
Main Street
Ganges River
India
Kentucky
Dra
Weat
West
Cook Bldg
T the Hall
Aapeee
A. H. McGuire
W. P. Havenor
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