Annual Idaho Bankers Meeting Highlights Local Attendance
Local officials report Idaho Bankers Association meeting in Burley with Abe Val entine returning from the event. Jay Gibson, state bank examiner, is in town on business as the council schedules an upcoming regular meeting and several clubs adjust activities due to conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Valentine
Burley
Idaho Bankers Association
Jay Gibson
State Bank
Gibson
Idaho Bankers’ Association
Newark Woman Credits Vegetable Compound for Recovery
Miss Fio Kxity of 476 So. 24th St Newark N J suffered three years of nervous breakdown with daily headaches and limited strength. After two years under medical care she found relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to publish her letter.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fio Kxity
24Th St
Pocatello Vets Aid Motor Camps and Legion Post
The Commercial club plans two motor camping grounds in Pocatello with water and gas service and nearby temporary gas buildings. The project funds and infrastructure involve the Pocatello Gas and Power Co and city water lines. The Idaho American Legion Post 1 was organized from the World War Veterans association with officers elected including Harry McDougall as Post Commander. A resolution endorsed reclamation legislation for arid lands to aid discharged service members and farmers.
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Pocatello
Commercial Club
North Garfield Avenue
Connor
West Gould Street
Center Street
East Clark Street
Tenth Avenue
Pocatello Gas & Dower Company
City Water Department
Williams
Gas Company
Collier
Commercial
Whitaker
Corlub Representatives City
Commercial Club and Automobile Association
Idaho American Legion
World War Veterans’ Association
Bannock County
C. M. Booth
American Legion
Harry ©. McDougall
Army Air Force
Béoth
National Caucus
St. Louis
Boise
Harry McDoug
Lane
Idaho Reclamation Service
Davia
Idaho Preas
Franklin K. Lane
Idaho Reclamation Association
Congress
Local Couple Married Today at Hotel Yellowstone
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Thomas C. Brinkley and Theresa Leona Star rington were married in the Harrington suite at the Hotel Yellowstone. Father W. A. Gallahue performed the ceremony, attended by Carl Rankin and Mildred Slingerland. The bride, arriving six weeks ago to manage the Yellowstone, wore a light blue organdy frock with a large picture hat. The couple will reside in Pocatello. Wedding presents noted at Smyth's Jewelry Store. jy 6.
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Thomas C. Brinkley
Theresa Leona Starrington
Harrington
Yellowstone
W. A. Gallahue
Carl Rankin
Mildred Slingerland
Brinkley
Pocatello
Yellowstone Hotel
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs. Brinkley
Civil Service Exams Set for Forest and Field Clerks
The civil service commission announces a forest and field clerk examination to be held in Pocatello on July 16 1919. Vacancies exist in forest clerk and clerk in reclamation and other field services across the Eleventh district. Salaries range from 1100 to 1400 a year with bonuses. age limits 18 to 40 for forest clerk and 18 and up for field clerk. Applications and info from local secretary.
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Civil Service Commission
Pocatello
Forest Service
Government Service
Eleventh Civil Service District
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Alaska
Reclamation
Price of character growth and the real cost of virtue
Prof. C. H. Lewis of Idaho Technical Institute urged summer session students that real character cannot be bought cheaply. He traced his own growth from railroad work to clowning to teaching and finally to Christianity, emphasizing ideals over mere knowledge.
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Prof
Blair
C. H. Lewis
Idaho Technical Institute
Prof. Lewis
Lewis
Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
Ezra J. Merrill
Weather and crop conditions for the past week
Drought pressures persist with only light rain in Lewiston. Warmth late week aided crops in irrigated zones. haying rushed, water use high, reservoirs strained. Wheat heading in irrigated areas. dry farms report damage to cereals. Meadows slow, alfalfa first cut underway. hay good quality. Strawberries and sweet cherries near peak. potatoes and sugar beets varying by county.
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Lewiston
Clark County
Jerome
Twin Falls
Cassia
Bannock
Idaho Falls
Bootleggers Shoot Idaho Ranchman in Montana Style Raid
Montpelier Idaho June 18 a rancher suspected of being a deputy was shot at by bootleggers who fled leaving behind a large whisky cache six cases and numerous empties Two Austrians were arrested after the scene as more bootleggers use freight trains and autos to move liquor into Idaho Police note foreigners active in illegal trade and armed confrontations with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Idaho
Dingle
Athay
Kidney Pills Claim Pain Relief For Back And Body Aches
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and inability to work, resolved after taking Foley's Kidney Pills. She says she can now do all her work and feels revived.
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Daisy Bell
Box
Savannah
Foley
Adv
Doctor explains tobacco harm and detection tests
A New York doctor outlines progressive tobacco damage from smoking chewing or snuffing. He cites tests such as reading aloud and stair climbing to detect throat and heart trouble and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee as a quick cure.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cook Dru ,Co
Ady
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Tommorrow
Rotary
Pocatello Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
Salt Lake
Rebekah
Ivy Kensington
Albert Christofferson
North Harrison
Schumacher & Hall Company
Mountainview
Pocatello Wonders
Ben Carrothers
Richlieu Club
Power City
Mellville Neyman
Commercial Hall
Moran
Jay Merrill
Pocatello Boys
Toggery
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Miss Kelly
Pocatello Unit Land Project OF the Legion
War Veterans
National Order
Virgil Samms
Clem Connors
Louis G. Gallet
H. J. Swanson
B. L. Sawtelle
Larry McDougall
Dorothy Hull
Anna Spongberg
Smyth's
Tech
Rudman & Gottberg
Smyth
the Tribune
All
Jimmy
Tus
Oh, Jimmy
Danny
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