Dog license due after 1 1919 notice
City clerk PAT J. PHELAN warns all dog owners to secure licenses immediately under the city ordinance. The enforcement will be strict for those failing to comply.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
5
City clerk PAT J. PHELAN warns all dog owners to secure licenses immediately under the city ordinance. The enforcement will be strict for those failing to comply.
Suffered for eight years with rheumatic pains and sore muscles due to overworked kidneys. Daisy Bell from Savannah Ga reports relief after taking Foley's Kidney Pills and can now do all her work. Sold everywhere. ad.
London reports record prices as wartime fortunes drive demand for antiques. Across paintings, furniture, and illuminated manuscripts, buyers paying top dollar include a Hals portrait at 60000 dollars and a Reynolds at 70000. Chippendale chairs sell for 125 and cabinets fetch 6250. New buyers emerge from war wealth, seeking authentic period touches for grand homes.
George F. Fewens, a car inspector from Pocatello, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief for back pain and kidney problems. He notes no further need for a remedy since his initial claim in 1911 and again in 1917 calls it a permanent cure. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertisements.
Mexican officials report that many Portuguese residents in the United States, especially in California, seek admission to Mexico for work in vine cultivation and beverage making. They note the US prohibition impact and discuss proposed colonies in Durango Sinaloa and Nayarit.
London reports the bronze horse supporting King Charles I’s statue in Trafalgar Square has a cracked left foreleg. Repairs costing about $1,000 are underway, and the statue remains covered with sandbags after German air raids.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson of Litchfield Illinois writes that she began taking Chamberlain's Tablets about six years ago for stomach trouble and constipation. The medicine gave quick relief and, with short continued use, cured indigestion and restored regular bowel action.
Kodak developing is free through June 25 by experienced finishers. Films left at Topliff and Perkins Drug Store, 159 South Main, before 9 a m will be ready for pickup at 6:30 p m. Advertisement.
Fargo North Dakota June 16 The first direct test of the National Nonpartisan League industrial program comes June 26 with a seven measure referendum. Key items are the industrial commission bill and the Bank of North Dakota funding the program. Other proposals cover education taxation state printing emigration and redistricting. The measure package reflects league aims and disputed timing with Simultaneous initiative petitions contested by Governor Frazier.
Helena Montana June 16 local employment agencies report farm labor supply about equals demand. Prospects uncertain a month ahead but returning soldiers may help fill the need as farm hands are increasingly required. State labor trends are normal except Butte where skilled miners scarce and Anaconda Copper Mining closed a large mine. Unemployment remains negligible. Wedding presents at Smyth’s Jewelry Store. Advy. jy 6
Atlantic City reports at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting that the army may establish reconstruction towns where tuberculous soldiers work light trades to prepare for civilian life. Colonels Nichols and Lloyd advocate healthful towns with medical supervision and eventual self support, linking TB care with vocational reeducation.
The Prater Studio at 445 Be Canter announces a special close Thursday April 17 1919 and states evening appointments available by request.
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by local sprays or douches. Local treatment wastes time and risk progression to lungs and consumption. S S S S.S.S. is claimed to attack at the source and restore health. letters to the Swift Specific Co. offer expert advice.
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