Western Market to open large cash food store in Pocatello
The Western Market company plans a cash only chain store in the North block of Pocatello with Store No. 1 at 151-155 So. Broadway. J. W. Gustavson, ex New York and San Francisco, will be general manager and several Idaho cities will get similar stores. The design features extensive plate glass, white enamel fixtures, blue trim, and departments for groceries bread baked goods meat fish seafood poultry and a luncheonette. Local partners Hendricks Rayle own the grocery unit. M F Pack runs the bakery division. a meat department will use four refrigerated sections for beef veal pork and lamb plus smoked meats and a large fish counter.
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Pocatello
J. W. Gustavson
New York
San Francisco
Gustavson
Andern
Idaho
Western Market
Broadway
Western Market Company
South Broadway
States Floor
Lewis Street
Messrs. Hendricks & Rayle
Quality Grocery Co
Salt Lake City
Department B
Department M
Mesa‘s
Department S
Sea Food
Sea Food Department
Department L. Poultry
Pocatello Delicatessen Promises Grand Opening Features
A city store announces a large new delicatessen section with center floor displays of turkeys geese ducks and hens. It details night lighting porter service stenographic and telephone support refrigerated storage and a cold drinking fountain for customers and staff. An opening planned around June 18 promises souvenirs and invites nearby towns to watch local papers for more announcements.
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Department D
Pocatello
Prohibitionists prepare bid against Cox at national convention
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League says Democratic leaders will push a strict enforcement plank for the eighteenth amendment and enforcement act at the San Francisco convention. He claims the resolutions committee in Chicago softened the measure and that Bryan could back it if San Francisco approves. Wheeler calls Cox the last obstacle to national prohibition and cites his records as an obstacle to enforcement.
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Washington
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Wheeler
Bryan
Harding Aims to Clear Mail Before Vacation
Senator Harding plans a two week plus vacation from Washington after finishing senatorial duties and mail cleanup. He has not chosen a destination but seeks a quiet spot with a nearby golf course and will reserve time for speaking requests as available. The Tribune is available in the city for 60 cents per month.
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Washington
Harding
the Tribune
Government to Sell Two Former German Raiders
The U S shipping board will sell the former German raiders Prince Hite Frederick known as DeKalb and the liner Leviathan on June 30 from the Hudson river. Sealed bids require a 10 percent certified check with 10 percent cash and the rest in ten yearly installments. The DeKalb is an 8200 deadweight ton vessel built at Stettin in 1904 and offered as is.
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Washington
Prince Hite Frederick
DeKalb
Hampton Roads
Shipping Board
Hudson River
Leviathan
Stettin
Germany
Williams Fades in London Tennis Championship
K Norris Williams of Toston, United States champion in 1914 and 1916, was defeated in the fourth round by M J G Ritchie. Ritchie won two of three sets 2 6 6 5 as Williams becomes the first American in the present tournament to be eliminated.
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London
K. Norris Williams
Toston
United States
M. J. G. Ritchie
Williams
Boy and old man clash over nickel in muddy gutter
A stern old gentleman quarrels with a small boy over a nickel. The boy retorts about not arguing if the man wore a new plug hat and faced a muddy gutter, highlighting a humorous streetwise exchange from The American Legion Weekly.
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The
American Legion Weekly
League of Nations Delays Persia Intervention Decision
London June 16 The league of nations council postpones any final decision on Persia request for intervention against Bolshevik aggression.
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London
Persia
League of Nations Council
Bartering Popular Opens Moneyless Berlin Exchange
At Halensee near Berlin a general store operates for barter of country products against town made goods. Farmers trade dairy produce for beets shoes cotton yarn candles and similar items. Eggs serve as the unit of value.
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Berlin
Halensee
Hawaii Farm Loan Board loans total since 1919
Honolulu June 16 AP The Hawaii Farm Loan Board reports loans totaling 125 336 dollars have been made to homesteaders and land holders since July 1919. Applications number 114 with 26 pending.
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Honolulu
T. H
Territory of Hawaii
Farm Loan Board, of
Hawaii
McCarthy
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Jordan Sisters
North Main
Samms, Samms
ORR
Lander and
Arthur
Idaho Power Company
Uwtr Company
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Oregon
Idaho Power CO
Boise, Idaho
Bannock County Farm Bureau
Lava Hot Springs
Davis
Walter Poulton
Bannocks
Pocatello’s Crack Band
Springs
Bosch
Paul Roberts Machine Shop Machinery
N. Main
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