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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
3
A large replica of the Chautauqua tent goes on display at Watson Bros Clothing from the 15th to the 21st. The model tent 136 by 80 feet sits inside a surrounding canvas fence and will seat 1800 people. A Junior Chautauqua for children meets each morning at 9 o'clock.
A roster of train numbers and departure times lists services like the Chicago-Portland Limited and Salt Lake Chicago Express. Entries include Salt Lake-Pocatello Express and Butte Express with various morning and evening slots. The clipped text also references Ashton Salt Lake Passenger and other northbound and westbound trains.
Timetable fragment lists No 6 18 4 East and West trains with times from 5:15 am to 11:38 am and connections at McCammon, Paris, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, Minidoka, and Nampa. Names O. B. Garvey and D. E. Burley appear as ticket agents.
Young attendees become knights and princesses in a King Arthur themed Junior Chautauqua. They will elect a king and queen and stage a public spectacular for about 1300 to 1800 spectators. A child season ticket costs 1.00 and admits access to all Chautauqua programs without extra charge.
The Building Committee of Pocatel lo Lodge No. 674 offers rent for the barber shop in its new temple on North Arthur Avenue. Public entrance faces south, members enter from club quarters behind, with 36 rooms on the top floors to be rented before July dedications. Proposals may be rejected. address WM. Wallin, Chairman, or M. E. Hughes, Secretary, at once.
Sealed bids for labor and material to erect a General Hospital at Pocatello Idaho are due by 6 p m June 24 1916. Bids must be clean of conditions and include a 5 percent cashier s check payable to the Chairman of Hospital Board. A 50 percent bid bond with good sureties is required. A $10 plan deposit is payable to the architect. Signed C F M Lux Chairman and N S Pond Secretary.
City Treasurer Kate Toombs calls all warrants of Lateral Sewer District No. 9 to be paid at Bannock National Bank, Pocatello Idaho. Interest from registration to May 27 1916 accrues. Dated May 27 1916.
Pocatello Lodge No 674 B P O E offers for sale its lodge furniture including wall seats chairs desks and office pieces plus pool and billiard equipment and lounge furnishings. Goods in good condition but being replaced for a new front and temple plans. See Elks Club quarters and send communications to the lodge secretary in Pocatello Idaho.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology marks its fiftieth anniversary with a Cambridge dedication and a move of main departments from Boston. Highlights include the Walker Memorial cornerstone, naval craft demonstrations in the Charles River Basin, and a state barge procession recalling Venice's Doges as archives transfer to Cambridge completes the centennial milestone.
A 17 year Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy. The tablets, olive colored, claim to normalize action and eliminate waste. Advertises as a pleasant calomel substitute sold by The One Tablet Company Columbus.
President Maclaurin heads a state flotilla with attendant vessels symbolizing scientific eras as the procession crosses the basin. Wednesday marks the formal dedication of new buildings with brief addresses by Governor McCall and Harvard President Lowell, followed by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as afternoon orator.
Classified notice states Lillie Burke parties will take place on Wednesday and Thursday with advertisement details.
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