Council Meeting-Tomorrow Regular City Session
Local notes report the city council will meet tomorrow evening. Deputy Sheriff Gene Taylor left for Chesterfield on sheriff's office business. George L. McGuff and Marie Wipplinger wed yesterday in Judge Moyes’s office. Idaho division Safety committee met yesterday while Montana committee covers today. Methodist Ladies Aid hosts monthly tea Friday at Mrs. Houde’s home.
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Gene Taylor
Chesterfield
Sheriff’s Office
George L. McGuff
Marie Wipplinger
Cheyenne
Idaho Division
Montana
The
Methodist Church
Four Per Cent Taxpayer Reminder and Local Events
Four percent taxpayers should note a four percent added tax and payment reminder. Walter Smith and Don Carruthers perform vocal duets at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow with Mutual movies. Attorney D Worth Clark has been ill with typhoid fever but improving. Gentry Bros. show visits Pacatello next Wednesday the 24th. Lowe School of Music reports no graduates this year. Monday recital featured preparatory class. Clem Ash offers an auto sight seeing car at Fairview Lumber for evenings Sundays and holidays.
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Walter Smith
Don Carruthers
Orpheum
Mutual Movies
Lowe
Lowe School of Music
Clem Ash
The
Fairview Lumber Company
Ash
Depot officer to Yellowstone fight mosquitoes this summer
John Foley, special officer at the Short Line depot, will travel to Yellowstone Park this summer to enforce order. In his absence E. C. Winn will handle depot duties here and oversee security until Foley’s return.
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Yellowstone
John Foley
Park
E. C. Winn
Roscoe Arbuckle stars at Orpheum in two part farce
Fat Boy Comedy presents Roscoe Arbuckle the fat comedian in The Knockout at the Orpheum tonight. Flo LaBodie joins in Out of the Shadows, a Thanhouser two part feature at the same venue.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Orpheum Tonight
Flo LaBodie
Wardens Visit City For District Scan
State game warden M. Barber and deputy David Burrell visited the city this morning to inspect the district on matters of interest. Barber proceeded to the southern end of the county while Burrell continued with the inquiry.
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DO. M. Barber
David Burrell
Mr. Barber
Mr. Burrell
Marie Gates Dies at 82 Mother of Mike Gates
Mrs Marie Gates, mother of Mike Frank and Raff Gates, died at 5 45 this morning aged eighty two. Survived by three sons and three daughters with one daughter in this city and two in Cumberland Wisconsin. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the Catholic church with Rev Father Van der Donekt officiating.
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Marie Gates
Mike
Frank
Raff Gates
Cumberland
Wisconsin
Father van der Donekt
Drunks Plead Guilty As Judge Sets Fines In Local Court
Judge Moyes ruled each offender would pay ten dollars for a pair of gay youths who had overindulged. The court gave time to resolve the silver items as part of the decor. Another petty larceny case was dismissed due to lack of knowledge by the parties.
Bunny Weeks at the Olympia with Silk Comedy and Serial Deals
The program lists Bunny Again-L with Wednesday and Thursday at the Olympia in Bunny's Swell Affair. Johnna the Barbarian two reel Vitagraph special and Marc MacDermott in The Black Mask part one of The Man Who Disappeared serial. Friday and Saturday feature Kathlyn.
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Bunny
Johnna, the Barbarian
Marc MacDermott
Mark Mac Dermott
Popular
Bunny Today
Flies for Ticket Attracts Ogden Show Pupils
Ogden cinema promotes a ticket for every 200 flies turned in by children to the city health inspector. In three days sixteen tickets were claimed as youngsters use small boxes to collect the pests. The plan also helps clear flies from the area.
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Ogden
Wigglers Found In City Water Supply
Reported today six wigglers were seen in a sample drawn from a city hydrant. Authorities investigate possible reservoir or pipeline contamination while urging boiling water before use. Public health cautions include using clean utensils and avoiding drinking untreated water during hot weather and typhoid cases.
Four room modern house for rent ad
Rental notice for a four room modern house listed at 505 So Fourth Ave and additional address 323 N Main Harris periodicals and newspapers. Includes contact details and ad placement notes.
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Fourth Ave
Harris
N. Main
How to Care for Climbing Roses
Washington D C June 12 News outlines pruning climbing roses after June blooms. For low trellises cut back to ground, encourage new shoots from roots, and for high trellises trim four feet from the end of remaining stalks to renew wood while preserving bloom next year.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Reward Offered for Lost Bicycle on Lander Street
Five dollars reward for the return of a bicycle taken Friday evening from Lander Street near I C O F hall to 629 North Garfield. No questions asked. Owner seeks the bicycle's return.
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Lander Street
I. C. O. F. Hall
North Garfield
Un delivered letters listed for Pocatello Idaho week ending June 13 1914
Post office in Pocatello Idaho reports a dead letter list for the week ending June 13 1914. The note lists recipients including Barnes B J Lassetter Mrs Brown W D Myrtle Bellaomini Egilio and Frank Crawley G L Messenger Jesse lranson Martin trookshire Will burs Castinetti L rose Guil Cline C H Corral Martin Rafelli Durant Felleria Juan Ferguson Miss Maurine Ferguson Mrs Thos Garry M C riffin Chas Graham Miss Annie Marras Tony N Merrick Mrs Pearl McElory J C Neal J A Potter G F Reece Theodore Rand A J Shattuck Claude Stough Mrs Hazel you Miguel Smith Frank Thompson Mrs Geo Anna Gaston Samuel Gonzales Frank Gonzales Miss Ida Hughert Clarene Hendrix Hanley T J Hodson Mrs W Keithly D B Kain Mrs Fannie R Knowles Bert P C Mannie Taylor W J Tolosabal Palen tin Todd Mrs Ida Van Larr Wm Williams Mrs G W Williams James Walter Mrs Angela Wilson Mrs Bertha Malley P M
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Pocatelo
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Barnes
B. J. Lassetter
Mrs. Brown
W. D. Myrtle Bellaomini
Egilio
Frank Crawley
G. L. Messenger
Jesse Lranson
Martin
Trookshire
Will Burs
Marras
Tony N. Merrick
Pearl McElory
J. C. Neal
J. A. Potter
G. F. Reece
Theodore Rand
A. J. Shattuck
Claude
Stough
Hazel You Miguel Smith
Frank Thompson
Geo
Reveille at LSU Shifts to Merit Based Staff Selection
LSU student newspaper The Reveille adopts a merit based staff system after phasing out appointive methods. Competitive exams determine reporters, with eleven of seventeen exam entrants chosen last year. The paper, run entirely by students, sees growing interest and wide circulation, offering experience as its sole reward.
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Reveille
South
Tests for Cloth Quality and Purity
The article outlines practical fabric tests to judge purity and durability. It describes tearing tests across and with the weave, moisture wicking through linen, edge fraying, edge threads, and burning tests for silk linen and wool. It notes wool odor, silk odor, and cotton tells by burning. Wool fabrics feel soft while cotton is harder.
Firedamp Whistle Shown to German Kaiser
Inventor Professor Haber unveils a firedamp whistle that warns miners of gas. The device emits broken notes at 1 percent gas and rapid throbbing tones at 5 percent, signaling danger.
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Kaiser
Haber
Practical Health Hint Ventilation in Cold Weather
Impure air causes sickness and disease. Poor ventilation worsens during cold weather when windows are closed. Ensure thorough daily airing of the entire house and keep sleeping rooms with top and bottom window openings to maintain fresh air and reduce susceptibility to illness.
Elks Ramble Over Remains of Ogden Brothers Story
Reverend Charles T. Lewis recalls twenty years with the Canadian Pacific railway and how crews aided locals. He narrates two incidents where engineers transported an ill woman and a gravely injured man, with trains rerouted and a rapid return to care, highlighting mercy over profit.
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Elks
Ogden Brothers
Charles T. Lewis
Bury
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Boo Express
Chalk River
Pembroke
Winnipeg Express
Round House
Elks of Pocatello Schedule Baseball Tilt with Ogden
The Pocatello Elks plan a full travel package for a Sunday baseball game against Ogden on June 21 with a $5.40 round trip fare. Sleeping cars will be provided, and fans may depart Saturday evening returning Monday at 6:45 aboard No. 1. The Elks band and star players like Clyde Hall Bistline Roy DeKay and L F Faulkner headline a west strong lineup. A return match is set for July 25 to celebrate the lodge anniversary.
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Elks the Elks of
West
Pocatello Elks
Bistline
Roy DeKay
L. F. Faulkner
Mark Bower
Charlie Moon
Bill McConnell
Bill Eckhart
Harry Fox
Ogden
Ogden Elks
Pocatello Bunch
Pocatello Lodge
A Woman's Triumph moved to Auditorium for run
One scene from A Woman's Triumph will appear at the Auditorium on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The program shifted due to How Wild Animals Live at the Princess.
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Auditorium Theatre
The
Auto Sight Seeing Car Offers Evening Sundays Trips
Auto sight seeing boat is advertised for evenings Sundays and holidays with capacity for 25 passengers. Service promise to go anywhere and contact via 7 Ash street and Bell 167 phone.
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Ash
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