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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
2
The report describes Jack Hemple, small in stature next to Jess Willard, boxing with him and occasionally landing blows under Willard's guard. It notes Hemple as a possible challenger and mentions a few action poses of Willard and Hemple at work.
In a high speed Short Line league tilt the M. P. and M. Clerks beat the Store Department 4 to 3. Phillips pitched well for the Clerks and Rupp for the Store Department delivered solid ball. Mulvaney had strong fielding, less hitting. Tonight the Car Department meets Transportation, with Elk members invited to a social after the initiation. In Idaho Bannock County a foreclosure sale is ordered by Union Central Life Insurance on June 24 1919 at ten in the morning at the Bannock county courthouse in Pocatello.
One of the largest classes in Pocetello Council history will undergo rites of initiation into the Knights of Columbus next Sunday. More than fifty candidates, including out of town entrants, will be exemplified in three degrees at St. Joseph's Pro Cathedral parish hall and attend a 10:30 Mass before ceremonies at 1 p.m. A banquet for members and visitors will follow at Commercial Club hall, with Catholic ladies organizing. Visiting delegations from Idaho Falls and Twin Falls will attend.
County Assessor R O Graham issues a final warning about displaying front and rear license plates. A letter from Secretary of State Robert O Jones states the law will be enforced. Arrests will follow July 1 for drivers operating cars with only one plate in Bannock county.
Tonight's forecast notes clear skies with high yesterday of 88 and today’s low 61. Mean 74 with normal 65 and rainfall totals of 0 inches since month start and 0.88 inches below average. Winds from the west southwest at 89 mph not realistic but as read.
Classified ad offers 4000 black faced ewes 400 acres irrigated land and 2000 acres deeded grazing land on forest reserve. Reasonable price and terms listed by W F Sinclair Idaho Falls at Hotel Idaho. Ad 119(Adg.)
By order of the court the real property will be offered for sale to the highest bidder in cash US money. The sale is conducted under the authority of the judgment and dated May 29 1919. Sheriff Geo Be Mabey Bannock County Idaho. Deputy M Bendixsen. m31-17-14-21
The army expands education and opportunity for many men, turning civilians into world aware citizens. Enlistees gain schooling in various branches, pay, clothing, food, and medical care, with paths to civil careers or long service. Three year terms for overseas service offer broad experience and lasting benefits.
A WWII era poem honors Canadians and Australians who fought at Mons. It recalls the dawn assault, the vast opposing force, and the prayers for safety as comrades fell. The verse honors courage, faith, and those who did not pass.
An advertisement from the Pocatello Insurance Trust Co Inc promotes 80 cents per year auto insurance. It provides the office address 318 West Clark Street and phone number 226. The notice also mentions old papers for sale at the Tribune office.
In a letter from Ferdinand Indiana M Gerhard credits Adler i ka with curing his son’s bowels gas and bloating after doctors failed. The ad touts quick relief from sour stomach gas and constipation and claims it prevents appendicitis. It describes the product as a mixture of buckthorn casearia elycerine and nine others sold by H H Wittlesey a local druggist.
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and limited work ability due to weak kidneys. After using Foley's Kidney Pills she can work again and says the pills are sold everywhere.
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