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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
4
Public record notes the incorporation status of The Tribune Company Limited in 1930s style corporate filing. Details reference the entity’s legal structure and registration context within the Pocatello area. The notice underscores standard formation requirements and filing legitimacy for the period.
A historical discussion notes strict laws against using the U S flag in advertisements citing Idaho 1908 code Sec 7215. The piece highlights patriotic zeal in ads and the risk of jail for featuring any flag element in commercial display across many states.
Fragmented opinion piece discusses American safety, Russia, and international cooperation. Critics warn of isolation, socialism, and wartime risks while noting the feebleness of allied coordination. It reads as a skeptical wartime broadside with dated political rhetoric.
A rambling proselytizing speech blends a Dutchman’s pet care woes with a call for universal military training. The speaker links domestic burdens to national readiness, urging yearly mass outdoor drills to toughen youth and ensure a ready army.
The author argues that military discipline shapes strength and leadership. She contends that six months of outdoor training in youth builds vigor for men, and envisions women gaining a similar seasoning, predicting the decline of weakness and the rise of a robust, sizable cadre of women ready to shape society.
Pay last day for the second half of 1016 taxes is July 1. Catholic Laéled hosts Catholic Daily Foresters meeting at Eagle hall Wednesday afternoon. Trinity Gunell4é Guild to meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Andrews in Gordon apartments. William J. Miller and Kinnear of Pocatello obtain marriage license at county clerk's office. Corporal McCracke of the Marines leaves for Twin Falls to enlist men in that branch.
Early morning details report Probation Officer Muribert transporting two youths, Frank Hancock and Roy Burnside, to the Industrial School under court committee supervision.
Mrs H R Freedlaad and Mr H R Freedlaad hosted a Sunday afternoon and evening gathering likely for friends and neighbors, according to a local society column.
Shelley-The Bike baseball squad heads to Shelley next Sunday for a cross town game. The Bikes boast a strong lineup and aim to return home with a win and the bacon in hand. Metered D E Johnson, manager of George W Larkin & Sons of Pocatello, returned from Malad by auto reporting good roads. Will Beatty, brother of Mrs D J Crow, died at Anacortes Washington. Mrs Crow left for the bedside.
Chairman Dr. J. H. Dickinson of the Bannock county war finance committee returned from the east end of the county where he has been organizing focal committees in towns along the route.
Local butchers in Pocatello stated they will continue deliveries but switch to cash payments only. The plan ends credit sales and requires cash at time of delivery.
Young, brother of J T Young of Pocatello, arrives to supervise practice in the city for Dr. W F Howard who will soon leave for army surgeon training camp. Dr. Young formerly served as a surgeon at the city hospital in Cleve.
P H Phelan and Mary E Hulihan, both of this city, married June 9 in Salt Lake City. The ceremony was kept a surprise for friends. The groom works in the clerks force of the Short Line and the bride is in the Idaho Wholesale grocery company office.
Purely Personal notes list A. W. Lake of Boise and D. Ickett of Caldwell visiting Pocatello today. I. Spiro of Idaho Falls is a business visitor in Pocatello today. I. I. Hardy of American Falls was in Pocatello yesterday. J Woward of Idaho Falls visited in Pocatello yesterday. Nels J. Stepan of Hatch attends county commissioners meeting in Pocatello today.
Morrissey receives a telegram from Jack White proposing a bout winner versus White in Salt Lake. Rivers trains in Idaho Falls while Morrissey trains in Pocatello. Tickets sell fast for the July 4 meeting at the Auditorium drawing strong local turnout.
Captain Watson will be in Pocatello tomorrow at 7 30 pm to address enlistees. Sergeant Shaffer urges all men signaled to enlist in the quartermaster's reserve to attend the army recruiting office tomorrow evening at 7 30. Recruiting nationwide is down with only two new recruits at the three stations, one for the army and one for the marines. Sergeant Stuart enlisted George F Smith son of the police chief in the marine station. Recruits may be accepted now from ages 19 to 35, previously 20 to 35. A man from American Falls enlisted today and was sent to Salt Lake for a medical issue. Many trying to enlist in the navy failed due to weight.
Managing Editor of the Vigilantes urges Roosevelt to go to Russia to rally soldiers and lift morale. The piece argues Roosevelt is the key figure to unite allies and deter peace with the Central Powers, warning the war hinges on the Russian front and that Roosevelt’s presence could hasten victory.
London reports 40,000 dependents of Canadian soldiers in Britain unable to return to Canada due to lack of cabin space on steamers. Many left Canada after enlistment, some returning wounded or discharged. others are relatives of fallen soldiers.
Notice of dissolution states the blacksmith shop at 436 West Street in Pocatello Idaho is dissolved per a partnership agreement between L Rey Latimer and Addie A Stanley. The undersigned will continue the business, collect all accounts, and pay debts. dated June 18.
Local classified ads offer rentals for houses and apartments. Listings include available units, locations, monthly rents, and contact details for prospective tenants.
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