Wallis Issues Notice To Merchants On Dirt and Flies
State Dairy official James H. Wallis warns Boise merchants to keep fresh meat fruits and prepared foods protected from dust dirt and flies. The 1911 law penalties include fines up to 300 or imprisonment up to six months and sidewalks displays must be enclosed or elevated. The bulletin urges compliance with care of fruits and vegetables and protected display standards. Ballot and law references note outside displays banned with a broad call to enforcement.
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James H. Wallis
State Dairy, Food and Sanitary
Boise
Idaho
Ileve
Auditorium Building Changes Ownership
A deed filed in the county courthouse transfers the Auditorium building from James A. Murray to Alec Murray for one dollar. The property includes the Auditorium theatre and offices and is valued at $50,000.
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Court House
James A. Murray
Alec Murray
Auditorium Theatre
the Water Company
Inside displays beat roadside freshness for grocers and bakers
A discussion on modern display and sanitation shows grocers adopting cool indoor fruit and vegetable displays with fountains and window cases boosting sales. It highlights a Pennsylvania baker who covers bread and cakes to prevent fly contamination, underscoring public education on the dangers of house flies and the need to follow state laws for safe food.
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Pennsylvania
Excursions to Pocatello for State Sunday School Meet
June 24 25 and 26 excursion via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points to Pocatello Idaho for the State Sunday School convention. Return limit June 28. rates and particulars available from agents.
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Oregon
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Press Club Enjoys Mackay Outing
The Eastern Idaho Press club met June 16-17 at Mackay for a trout fishing trip at Lost River Dam. Members praised hospitality from Dr Poole and the Poole family, dined with the Woman's club, and toured local mines and the Mackay dam aboard a special train arranged by Short Line Railroad officials.
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Eastern Idaho Press Club
Mackay
Lost River
Blackfoot
State Asylum
Poole
Woman’s Club
Empire Cop
Mackay Cafe
Mackay Dam
Press Club
Messrs. Dillingham Brothers
Dillinghams
O. H. Barber
J. F. Melvin
OC. W. Wright
Train Man Is Killed at East Ely Yards in Nevada
George Haviland conductor on an ore train died in a wreck at the Nevada Northern Railway East Ely yards. His body bore severe injuries after a flying switch attempt went wrong while the lead car derailed. Crews worked overnight to clear wreckage. he leaves a wife and five children. He was 45, born in Marquette Michigan, with prior service on Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line. He belonged to a Masonic lodge and the Railway Conductors union.
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George Haviland
Ely
Nev
Nevada Northern Railway Company
East Ely
Haviland
Ed. Stewart
McGill
McGinty
Owever
Steptoe Hospital
Nevin & Graham
Robbins
Nevada Northern
Ore
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Archie Haviland
Lawrence
Fred
Mabel
Beatrice
Masonic Lodge
Railway Conductors’ Union
Ogden
Flirting Princess draws capacity crowd at Auditorium
Harry Bulger starred in The Flirting Princess drawing a full house at the Auditorium. Audiences praised the pretty girls, costumes, and stage settings and left the theater pleased with the production.
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Harry Bulger
Auditorium Theatre
Margaret Olive and Stephen Paxton Wedding Planned in June
Miss Margaret Olive daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Olive of this city will wed Stephen Paxton in June. The Salt Lake temple ceremony will follow a honeymoon through Utah. Olive a longtime Mountain States telephone operator and Paxton a Pocatello native and former fireman now engineer, will reside on North Arthur Avenue after marriage.
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Margaret Olive
Thos. Olive
Stephen Paxton
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Temple
Ogden
Utah
Gate City
Olive
Pocatello
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mr. Paxton
North Arthur Avenue
the Tribune
Cement work and porch columns by W J Schutt in Pocatello
An advertisement offers cement blocks porch columns chimneys coping and blocks of all descriptions made to special order by W J Schutt No 547 North Sixth avenue Pocatello Ind phone 1112 Also notes Chamberlains Liniment for sprained ankles advising three to four days cure with directions and available from all druggists.
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W. J. Schutt
North Sixth Avenue
Pocatello
Ind
Chamberlain
Downey Idaho Hosts Pocatello Stake Conference
Downey hosts the Pocatello stake conference June 22 and 23 with visitors from Bannock county Utah and Idaho. Notables include Charles H. Hart W A Hyde N S Pond and Henry Woodland. Sessions include high priests meeting general priesthood conference and stake conference with activities organized by George T. Hyde.
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Downey
Idaho
the Pocatello Stake
Bannock County
Utah
Downey Ward
Charles H. Hart
Council of the Seventy
W. A. Hyde
Pocatello
N. S. Pond
Henry Woodland
Mr. Hart
Stake
George T. Hyde
Pocatello Tailoring Co Offers Free Trousers With Suits
Advertisements show Madam and Bird at 142 North Garfield for corsets, plus Black Hawk and Rock Springs coal by Pocatello Coal Co. 241 N. Main St. Extra trousers free with every suit order until August 1 from Pocatello Tailoring Co. Daily Tribune, 500 per month.
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Black Hawk
Rock Springs
Pocatello Coal Co
N. Main St
Pocatello Tailoring Co
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Wallis
Loca
Tance
Central
Farwell
Rpheum
Theata
Pele
Enoch Arden
Teddy” Roosevelt
Orpheum Standard
Nevada
East Ely Yards
Daily Tribune
Mme, Bird
North Garfield
F.M. Watson & Sons
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