Local BREVITIES and community notes roundup
Tomorrow meet at City hall for Ameri can War observances. Pocatello School Alumni hold second annual ball next Friday at McNichols Wright hall. Palm Leaf Circle Women of Woodcraft plan a card party Thursday evening June 24. Wool shipments loom from Arimo with 27 cars, Blackfoot and nearby points also involved. Dr Jones and wife, recently committed for insanity, were released to await further arrangements in Roberts after disturbing behavior.
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P. H
Aldinai
The
Pocatello School Alumni Association
McNichols & Wright Hall
Ladies of Palm Leaf Circle
Lawyers Move Offices In Hub Building
Former Attorney General G C McDougall and William H Jones have moved their law partnership to suites 9 and 10 in the remodelled Hub building. Jones, son of a Oneida county pioneer and former deputy U S Marshal under Fred T Dubois, is a Michigan law graduate who served four years as county prosecuting attorney.
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G. C. McDougall
William H. Jones
Malad
People’s Store
Suits 9
Oneida County
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Mc. Jones
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
General McDougall
Judge Standred Home Attends to Private Business
Judge D. W. Standred, chairman of the state public utilities commission, arrived from Boise to spend Sunday at home and attend to pressing private business.
Petersen Under Knife At Pocatello General Hospital
Harry Petersen of the Toggery was operated on at Pocatello General Hospital. After the procedure he improved and expects to return to the store in a few days.
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Petersen
Harry Petersen
Pocatello General Hospital
Tod
Birth of a Daughter at Ogden
W H Christy a Short Line dining car conductor is smiling as his wife Julia Carey of this city gave birth to a baby daughter last week at their Ogden home.
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W. H. Christy
Julia Carey
Ogden
Falls and Gem State Lumber clash at Brady Park
Falls and the Gem State Lumber Company baseball teams meet at Brady Park tomorrow afternoon. Both clubs bring strong lineups and a lively contest is expected. The Gate City band will perform and the game is scheduled to start at 3 p.m.
Indians to Blackfeet in big day baseball clash
The Poca tello Indians will travel by motor car to Blackfoot for a game against Grove City base ball nine. Local fans anticipate a major contest next week at home against Twin Falls nine.
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Indians
Blackfeet
Pocatello Indians
Blackfoot
Grove City
Twin Falls Nine
Wardrop Resigns From Southern Idaho Water Power
L. C. Wardrop, long time employee, will resign in days to take a new position near Lake. He has accepted a job at a CAE line and leaves with the company’s appreciation.
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L. C. Wardrop
Southern Idaho Water Power — Pany
Lake
Atioeh Saati
Cael
Family Moves to Town In Pocatello Cottage Move
Deputy Sheriff M. Henderson relocates family from Robin to Pocatello and settles at 452 East Clark Street in Swanson cottages. This brief notice records the residential move and new address for the local law officer.
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M. Henderson
Robin
Pocatello
East Clark Street
Swanson
Hender
Potogras by Metres Manufacturing Company Kendalville
The item Potogras is described as made by the Metres Manufacturing Company of Kendalville Indiana. It is stated to be crafted from solid oak and in perfect condition.
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Metres Manufacturing Company
Kendalville
Ind
Streak of Hard Luck as Twin Brother Dies in Minneapolis
Dick Whelan, an engineer on the west end, received a telegram announcing the death of his twin brother in Minneapolis. He left for the city a few hours later.
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Dick Whelan
West End
Minnneapolis
State notices and local appointments in Malad region
Falls owned by State Game Warden C. Barber mentioned. James A. Bales, with a state office appointment, will return to his home in ville Mont. Mr. Jones served as editor of the Maladise and is referenced in local notices.
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Falls
C. Barber
James A. Bales
Inville, Mont
Mr. Jones For
Y P S C E Elects Officers at First Presbyterian
The Y P S C E of the First Presbyterian church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. E C White’s home. Officers elected for six months include President Eva Sell and Vice President Griffenkins with Jean M Campbell as secretary and a treasurer to be announced. Great Idaho is highlighted by W C Gregory of Mountainhome praising state agriculture and irrigation projects led by James H Brady.
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Y. P
First Presbyterian Church
E. C. White
Eva Sell
Griffenkins
Jean M. Campbell
Idaho
W. C. Gregory
Mountainhome
Tribune
Sie
Catasina
United States
James H. Brady
Gregory
Pocatello
Trist Auto Co Taxi Service Ad in Idaho Paper
Classified ad listing H A Mueller of Pocatello Idaho promoting Trist Auto Co taxicab service. Compact notice indicates local taxi option and contact reference.
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Trist Auto Oo
Marriage Woes and Hard Luck in Elderly Plan
A dialogue notes Mr. Bullion laments his eldest son remains unmarried despite cost and effort. His younger son’s prospects look grim as Ethel loves another. The piece cites repeated dog bites over 17 months as the punchline. The ad notes Gate City Furniture Co will give away a piano contest tonight at 8.
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Bullion
Cholly
Ethel
London Express
Gate City Furniture Co
Engineer's Advantage in Handling a Local Motive
The Washington Star notes the effort required to operate a locomotive and the pride in moving ahead of a fast car rather than dragging a long suitcase beside the train. The remark highlights skilled railway work and the practical satisfaction of rail conductors and engineers.
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Washington Star
Judge quotes: reasons for refusal tied to eugenics essay
The judge cites a man describing his partner’s refusals as sounding like an essay on eugenics genealogy and finance, framing the motive as a complex set of ideas rather than a simple rejection.
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Judge
Charity and the spirit of giving in daily life
A quoted reflection from the Philadelphia Ledger on true charity. The piece contrasts gin at home as self care with the need to extend generosity beyond the self through communal acts and support for others.
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Philadelphia
Stray Dog Tag Law Enforced by Chief of Police
Police chief George Smith warns dogs without proper tags will be taken to the stray pound under official order. The notice emphasizes tag ownership and compliance for all dogs within the jurisdiction.
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George Smith
Police
The Palace Expert Show Preview
An afternoon and evening program titled The Palace Expert is listed for tomorrow at the venue. Details remain scarce in the readable text but indicate a performance or talk scheduled across the day with potential admission information to follow.
Smoke the Partienia and the Ban nock
Smoke the Partienia and the Ban nock appears as a fragmentary note noting high grade manufacture. The readable text references product naming and quality but lacks full context or complete details.
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Tal
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Blozham Corral
Arimo
Beda Rosander
Ella Campbell
Vera Norby
Intermountain Convention of Christian Endeavor
Los Angeles
Decter
Sumer
Evenng
A. L. Cook
Genter
Siple
Wiich
Baring
T. C. Martin
H. A. Mueller
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Pocatello Tailoring CO. Tailors
Yorta Man
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