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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
At Short Line yards on Wednesday officer L. Tillman intercepted a Black man found with a pint in each pocket of a bootleggers jacket and extra pints in his trousers. A total of twenty seven pints were seized and the man turned over to county authorities on possession charges.
In Bannock County Idaho the probate court sets July 1 1919 at 10 am for hearing Julia Kiesel petitioning to be ancillary executrix of the Fred J Kiesel estate. Interested persons may appear at the county courthouse Pocatello Idaho to contest the petition.
Weddeey advertises a presentation at Smythys Jewelry Store inviting customers to view their newest designs and offerings. Ad copy emphasizes showcase and shopping opportunity.
Multiple short items note Mrs. Fred Quinn hosting Methodist Ladies Aid on Friday, a marriage license issued to Walter Fortmeyer and Ethel Cantrell, a Presbyterian sale, a city council meeting, and a Masonic charter transfer to Blackfoot. Other items include Eagles meeting, a coal pile fire, John Baker joining the air service, a Colored Citizens Employment League office, infant Virginia Bush funeral, Chautauqua arrangements, Idaho Social Club incorporation, speeding charges against Nick Andrews, Boy Scouts leaders meeting at the Y M C A, and notes on various local happenings.
A trio from the local army recruiting station will join the air service with Salt Lake City and Los Angeles training steps. Meanwhile a delegation from Pocatello Chapter Royal Arch Masons travels to Blackfoot to install officers after Blackfoot received a charter and rapid growth under new dispensation. Grand officers from the southeast are expected to attend.
Assessor R. C. Graham of Bannock County warns all auto owners not to operate without two license plates front and rear. Driving with a single plate is a legal violation and can lead to arrest. Published June 19, 1910.
Mrs J W Wallace of Macon Missouri says Chamberlains Liniment is splendid for lameness sore muscles and rheumatic pains. She adds it is the best liniment they have ever had in the house.
In the Fifth Judicial District Ban nock County Idaho the Paris Confectionery Company Limited has filed a petition for dissolution of its corporate powers and charter in the District Court. Any person with a claim or interest in the dissolution may file objections within thirty days after the first publication.
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