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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
5
Executive officers from western railroads meet in Chicago to decide curtailment of passenger trains as a war measure. Following eastern railroads action, they are expected to unanimously remove many trains to free facilities for coal, foodstuffs, and other necessities.
Representatives of the Independent Sheet and Tinplate Manufacturers association and the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers met in Atlantic City for the annual wage conference. The bar iron conference will follow next week and wage schedules for all manufacturing concerns under Amalgamated contracts will be fixed for the coming year.
An advertisement promises money back if razor blades do not cut after sharpening on a new automatic velvet edging machine by W. F. Gathe, former water office, Auditor ium Building.
A small classified-style ad offers wet wash service at four cents per pound. The notice provides a contact line with phone numbers 822 and 104, and identifies the business as Troy Laundry.
A distorted OCR fragment shows stray letters and symbols with no coherent event. Readable parts identify only garbled references to numbers and letters, lacking identifiable people places organizations or dates. The text does not reveal a clear news item or notice to summarize.
N B Anderson offers room kalsomining paper hanging interior painting and varnishing at 729 West Center. Phone 25 J. Shop advertised as best value for money.
Notice states the Cottage Barber Shop on South Main opposite the Orpheum Theatre has joined the local barbers' union. Prop H. M. Bishop signs as proprietor.
A notice from The Tribune Co. Ltd warns readers that subscription orders should not be handed to route carriers. House numbers routed through carriers cause errors and extra work. Readers must call the office. carriers must not take orders or sell papers.
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