Highway bonds go on market in second half sale
Byron Defenbach state treasurer and GOP gubernatorial hopeful visited Pocatello to drum up bank and private investor interest in the second half of the million dollar highway treasury notes. The first half sold within Idaho and the second half goes on July 10 with strong investor response and Defenbach noting an extremely favorable outlook for his candidacy.
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Byron Defenbach
Pocatello
Defenbach
Delian problem and civic courage blend in 1940s notes
The article references the Delian problem on cubes and cubic equations linked to Athenians plague lore. It also mentions Amos Dolbear’s cricket temperature link to firelight, Frank Druckman rescuing a child in Brooklyn, and a Minnesota rail unification debate plus a New York arrest involving George Moore.
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Philoponus
Delos
Apollo
Hippocrates
Chios
Frank Druckman
Brooklyn
Interstate Commerce Commission Refuses Suspension Request
The Interstate Commerce Commission reiterates its refusal to suspend the Northern Pacific Great Northern consolidation proceedings or any other matter before us under the law.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pink evening coats signal capital race season fashion
Washington society notes pink long tailed coats at a Ball near Middleburg. Former Colonel Billy Mitchell hosted guests as Middleburg Hunt and Racing Association members wear pink coats for riding and evening wear. Races unfold on grassy slopes with fences and spills as crowds watch from auto coaches. Nude tan hosiery and fashion trends also appear among capital women ahead of spring meets.
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Washington
Middleburg Hunt and Racing Association
Hunt
Mrs Mary Roberts Rinehart Reappears In Society Attired
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart, long in seclusion while writing another novel, reenters society in a black lace evening dress with pearl earrings silver slippers and a scarlet flower on one shoulder.
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Washington
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Sugar market steady as demand weak in New York
Raw sugar closed unchanged for nearby supplies at 3.25 as shipment duty frees held steadier. Demand was light with only sale of 22 500 bags of Philippine for late July at 63 35. Raw futures opened flat to 1 point lower, July at 1 26 a new low under liquidation. stop orders uncovered, market then rallied on covering and buying interest.
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New York
Round trip to Butte June 20 by Oregon Short Line
Five dollars thirty cents round trip from Pocatello to Butte and return aboard Oregon Short Line trains. Tickets valid only in coaches or chair cars and must return to home destination before midnight June 20. Inquire local agent for details.
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Butte
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Raymond Reports June Milk Analysis From Local Dairies
Sanitary inspector W. L. Raymond releases the June milk analysis showing low bacteria counts and no sediment across tested dairies. The report lists multiple producers with counts around 8.5 to 9.3 and sediment rated as B for some and A for others. First six pasteurized milks meet standard quality.
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W. L. Raymond
Sociimenal Land
Pocatello
Mink Creek
Bowser
Tripp
Rowland
Mapleleaf
Hartwigsen
McNeely
Howard
Bevins
Jackstone Elimination Contests At Local Y M C A Games
Elimination tournaments for girls were held at the Irving and Franklin Y M C A playgrounds with six local winners advancing to the city championship next week. Another event for smaller girls is set for Caldwell park playground tomorrow at 2 p m under Miss Cornell and The Tribune supervision.
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Pocatello Tribune
Irving and
Franklin Y. M. C. A
Caldwell Park Playground
the Tribune
Miss Cornell
City Encourages Girls to Compete In Local Event
The city invites many girls to official competition in a sport dear to growing girls hearts. Preliminary tournament results will be printed tomorrow in the Tribune with gold silver and bronze awarded to top three. James Riordan of New York reportedly saw a dollar on the sidewalk and broke his leg after slipping under a ladder.
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Tribune
James Riordan
New York
Old Time Dance at Lava Every Friday Night
A Friday night event features the Ames orchestra at Lava for an old time dance. The piece notes regular Friday lineups and a local music scene attraction.
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Lava
Ames
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