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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
4
In St Louis on June 14 the Walkless Parade drew wide attention at the Democratic national convention. White clad suffragists, yellow streamers, and parasols formed a line near the Jefferson Hotel and Coliseum, signaling the push for women's voting rights.
The document outlines a suffrage plank within the Democratic platform, signaling intensified support for voting rights. It emphasizes equal access, removal of barriers, and civic participation as core party goals. The plank positions suffrage as essential to democratic governance and social progress.
Notice invites sealed bids by architect C B Onder donk for labor and materials to erect a General Hospital in Pocatello Idaho. Bids due 6 pm June 24 1916 with 5 percent cashier’s check payable to Hospital Board and a bond for half the bid. plans deposit $10 per set with the architect.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company notifies subscribers it is not connected with or interested in any directory other than its own issued at regular intervals. Any representations otherwise are false.
The passage details a small olive green bird with a red crest and ghostly white underparts. It ranges across southern Canada and Alaska with wintering in much of the United States, feeding mainly on wasps and bugs, beetles and plant lice. It notes its loud song and the ecological impact of pests on trees and fruit crops.
Disputed possession case centers on a allegedly lost artwork linked to a prominent owner. Lawyers claim January filing outlines ownership claims and remedies while custodians assert rightful control based on prior registry and provenance records.
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