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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
6
Topeka gears up for a public ovation if Alf Landon secures the Republican presidential nomination. Officials planned a torchlight display and more than 700 railroad flares ready to light upon word from the Cleveland convention.
Probate Court Bannock County Idaho notices announce sale of minor guardianship property in Catel Idaho and private sale of Albert F Willecke estate real estate with detailed parcels and payment terms including 10 percent bid earnest money and 25 percent cash option with 8 percent interest note secured by first mortgage. Bids in writing accepted at law offices Jones Pomeroy Jones or clerk’s office after publication. June 24, 1936 sale date.
Harriet Watlington deceased. Alvin L Watlington administrator publishes six month claim exhibition period. Creditors must file claims with Merrill Merrill at 504 505 Carlson Building Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Dated May 25 1936. Attorneys for Administrator Merrill Merrill reside Pocatello Idaho.
Sealed proposals due by 2:00 PM June 30 1936 for general construction plumbing heating and electric wiring on the men s dormitory at the University of Idaho Moscow Idaho. Bid forms provided by the University of Idaho Building Association with a 5 percent certified check or bid bond. Forfeiture of bid security if contract not executed. 15 percent of contract price withheld until completion.
The University of Idaho invites bids for a construction project. Bidder must provide a 100 percent contract price bond and labor and materials bond, carry public liability and workers compensation insurance, and not withdraw for 30 days. Plans are available from Whitehouse and Price for a $15 fee, refundable if plans are returned within five days after the opening. Proposals open June 30, 1936, at 2:00 P M in Moscow.
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division notice to creditors that L E Brady and Grant V Brady doing business as Arimo Milling and Feed Company partnership and Grant V Brady individually were adjudicated bankrupts. First meeting set for June 22 1936 at 10:00 A M at the Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho.
Legal advertisement calling creditors to attend and prove claims in a bankruptcy case. A trustee may be appointed and the bankrupt examined. Meeting in Pocatello Idaho dated June 9 1936 with Referee in Bankruptcy TJ1011 presiding.
As the Republican convention debates the vice presidency and platform, Vandenberg declines, Knox rises as a favored candidate, and Borah refrains from committing. Delegates shift roles, with Landon backed by many states and a possible Landon Knox ticket eyed by leaders and reporters.
Visitor recounts Mr Hoover's New Deal remark and a call for liberty. His speech sparked the wildest demonstration at the conclave as crowds shouted yes while Hoover, aging ex-president, urged a platform battle with London looming.
An advertisement from Pocatello Drug Co promotes End-O-Corn claiming fast pain relief and permanent removal of corns. It states the product is worth 50 dollars but costs fifty cents and urges customers to buy today.
Advertisement claims sleeping on the left side worsens stomach gas and heart pressure. It promotes Adheika from Whittlesey's Pharmacy and Pocatello Drug Co as a remedy that releases poisons and relieves gas, enabling sound sleep all night.
Reports from Morgan county north of Salt Lake City indicate searchers have found first clues in the Major Howard Stark plane crash case. The traces hint at progress but details are withheld. Roy Keeley and four companions flew into the desolate area several days ago, and camping was noted as part of the search.
Beside the plane wreckage a broad search operation began and continues as authorities expand the probe. Rescue teams sweep the area for survivors and gather debris, evidence, and witness accounts.
John Elliott, Madison county district court clerk, Rexburg, collected nomination petitions from the secretary of state yesterday but did not reveal the office he seeks. He is identified as a Democrat.
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