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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

8

Celebration Planned for Ross Fork Road Completion

Theodore Turner leads an Idaho auto club plan to mark the Ross Fork sand road with a Fourth of July or Pioneer Day event. A Fort Hall agency picnic, speeches, and an auto parade are planned, with possible excursion trains from the Short Line.

Fort Hall Ross Fork Sand Theodore Turner Idaho State Automobile Association Bannock County Automobile Club Turner Pocatello Ross Fork

Fighting for Peace and the Patricot Bear for Thee

A contemplative meditation on peace and justice. The speaker questions what peace would endure without strength and patience. It contrasts patient, reasoned virtue with sudden righteous wrath that stops violence and defends sacred justice with a piercing, resolute spirit.

On the Shelf

A child asks if the aunt is broken as a dolly is described as already being placed on a shelf. The aunt reacts with confusion while the child recalls their father’s remark about the aunt nearing the shelf.

Doris

Roller Skating Declared Hazardous to Children's Feet

Competent physicians declare excess roller skating hinders normal foot development in children. They warn that natural foot use develops feet in all directions, and excessive skating may impede growth and balance.

Seven Nominations Filed For County Offices To Date

Only seven nominating papers have been filed with the county clerk including Meyers Cohn for county commissioner first district and Theodore Swanson for sheriff. Other announced names cover county treasurer superintendent of schools coroner and probate judge with many races expected to develop as candidates consider runs.

Meyers Cohn Louisa Jones Alice Cosgrove Theodore Swanson Kim Francis J. Bell Will T. Walker Justice of the Peace T. A. Johnson Kinport Peak G. W. Fox Johnston Carl Barnard R. M. Terrell L. B. Case Theodore Turner T. F. Terrell Earl D. Jones

Ticket Office Changes In Pocatello Freight And Ticket Dept Separated

The Short Line freight and ticket departments in Pocatello are split. John Hamilton remains head of freight while Garvey takes sole charge of the ticket department with Warren Thomas as assistant day man and Allen Trapp on night shift. A new depot will house a magnificent ticket office.

Pocatello John Hamilton Garvey Hamilton Warren Thomas Allen Trapp

Bell Ringing as Art and Science in Campanology

A master explains that bell ringing is a science with terms such as Kent treble bob Stedman cinques double court bob dodges nails and stingoes. The Central Council of Bell Ringers governs the campanologists and many aspire to join. A peal is a 5000 change sequence rung on chime with no repetition.

Stedman Cinques England Central Council of

Easily Arranged Dialogue on Clothes and Income

A brief exchange shows a husband and wife discussing clothing and finances. She pleads for extra work or higher income to acquire new outfits while he laments her concern with wardrobe. The passage reflects domestic bargaining over money and appearances.

Chicago Record-Herald

Sister writes abroad of husband’s fall from hotel balcony

A humorous note from a Boston Transcript quip about a sister reporting her husband falling four stories from a Venice hotel window. The reply minimizes danger by saying he could swim, portraying the incident as harmless.

Venice Boston Transcript

Agnes and His Defense On Intellectual Looks

In dialogue, Gladya recalls a defense for Agnes claiming no disparaging remark was made about Life. The exchange questions whether he labeled Agnes as intellectual and denies such an insult.

Agnes Gladya

Noontide En Dark and Monte Discord Tale Ends

Fragmentary line hints at a literary vignette with imagery of noon light, gloom, and a restless heart. The text presents an unfinished scene featuring a young figure amid discord and inner struggle.

Young

Lost River Fly Fishing Tales and Copper Basin Legends

The column roams Lost River below Mackay dam where anglers like Joe Egerton and Charley Sumner reel in fish, while the author jokes about fishing prowess. Dillingham touts Copper Basin as exceptional, a place with sage hens and grouse, and the writer plans a July trip to test Dillings claims.

Joe Egerton Soldier Mackay Dam Charley Sumner North Fork The Snake Idaho Gunnison Colorado P. F West Ravenal Macbeth Lost River Dillingham Dill Warm Springs Creek George Nowacki Copper Basin

State buys water for Lava Hot Springs resort lands

Idaho land board meeting in Boise approves purchasing two shares of water in a dirch company to water 30 acres of state land at Lava Hot Springs. State work includes seeding trees, laying out lots for cottages, and possible hotel and extra pools as the site grows into a health and pleasure resort. Isaac Thorne, in charge, notes high attendance and future improvements. The board plans to seek legislative funds to continue development.

Boise State Land Board Lava Hot Springs Isaac Thorne Thorne Hawley

Oh Mackay you Lost River Hills a perfect bear

The writer extols Mackay Idaho as a pristine escape from muggy days at Blackfoot. He invites newspaper staff and readers to ride the Short Line train to view towering peaks, fertile farms, canals, and hopeful locals like Leslie and Pearl Dillingam, promising scenery climate and opportunity in Mackay.

Mackay Blackfoot Leslie Pearl Dillingam Little Dad

Miss Mary Nielson Weds Charles A Miltenberger at Home Wedding

Miss Mary Nielson daughter of Mr and Mrs N P Nielson of Crystal marries Charles A Miltenberger in a quiet ceremony at the bride's sister Mrs Carl A Valentina home on South Seventh avenue. Bishop Milo A Hendricks officiated. The couple plans a Salt Lake honeymoon and will live at 625 North Hayes avenue after July 1.

N. P. Nielson Bride Mary Nielson Crystal Charles A. Miltenberger Carl A. Valentina South Seventh Avenue Milo A. Hendricks Valentine Artis Lottie Nielson James J. Cloonan Nellie Hansen Preil Harrison Salt Lake North Hayes Avenue Pocatello Gate City Nielson Chesterfield

Sam Rich Seeks Borah Nomination From Idaho Delegates

Idaho Democrat Sam Rich arrived in Pocatello traveling from Boise with other delegates. He commented on Roosevelt releasing delegates and said Borah is the right man for president, urging the Chicago convention to consider him as a dark horse.

Champ Clark Idaho Baltimore Pocatello Sam Rich Boise James H. Hawley Mose Alexander Miller St. Aoees Evans Malad

Miltenberger and Youngs Lead Idaho Produce Firm

Young southeastern Idaho businessmen moved to the area twelve years ago, managing Hl L Griffin & Co. wholesale. They merged Griffin with Ryan & Virden to form Miltenberger Youngten Produce, one of the state’s largest institutions. Miltenberger is described as energetic and respected, with warm wishes extended to his wife.

Idaho Hl. L. Griffin & Co Mr. Youngren Griffin House Ryan & Virden Ooncenys Miltenberger-Youngten Tsind Miltenberger

Pocatello Champions Back Home From Boise Shoot

Ben Bean L A Lehrbas J N McLaughlin and Eddie Fitzgerald return to Pocatello with medals trophies and honors from the Idaho State Sportsmen's Association trap shooting tournament in Boise Lehrbas won the U C T medal tied for Holahan second high gun and McLaughlin led in the team shoot Bean tied for cups in the shoot but kept part ownership in them the Pocatello gun club won the team trophy.

Pocatello Ben Bean L. A. Lehrbas J. N. McLanglin Eddie Fitzgerald No. 18 Boise Idaho State Sportsmen’s Association Lehrbas Charley Fuller Holahan McLaughlin Bean Statesman Pocatello Gun Club

Warning to Colleges on Wealth and Influence

A critique notes the lust for riches and social power drains universities. It warns presidents focus on fundraising and lavish buildings over broad learning. It argues cultural training alone cannot steer democracy, urging support for intelligent, free inquiry.

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Thomson Central B. L. Parwell Jim Bell Judge Johnson Dr. Jones Iff W. E. Garvey Butte Big Lost River Valley STATE Great Health Resort Lost River Hills Miss Nielson Fair Chas. Miltenberger Chas. A. Miltenberger Capital City McLaughlin High Lord Carlisle Constantinople London Standard Marion Leonard Rex THORN King Baggot Temptation Baby Mine
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