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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
4
The piece attacks demagogues advocating oil land conservation and criticizes railroads across years of red finances. It praises governor tactics on spending, notes Pete Johnston’s Oregon departure, and urges New Idaho Chamber of Commerce unity. It calls for continued Red Cross support and warns Bannock County against slacking.
A narrated poem set in Idaho Falls depicts a late night porch chat about war and public policy. A farmer and neighbor Joe discuss war costs, trade, and mortgage woes while recalling past schemes and a pledge of neighborly loyalty. The poem also laments ignorance amid accessible schools and libraries.
A list condemns laziness indolence and slipshod work and urges self discipline. It attacks ignorance of society customs health knowledge politics and world history urging intelligent effort and responsible citizenship.
Notice is given that a suit is pending in the District Court of the Third Judicial district of Idaho Ada county. State of Idaho on relation of F P Brown is plaintiff against H D Willis and The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland defendants concerning a October 16 1914 contract for constructing a state highway in Bannock county from two miles south of McCammon to Downey and related bond. all creditors and claimants under the bond may intervene as the court orders. Perry Brince residence (Idaho) attorney for relator.
We do wet wash at four cents per pound. Phone 823 and 104. Troy Laundry.
Dr. W. F. Jamison of Preston begins practice in the city and occupies parlors in the Valentine building marking a new dental service opening this week.
To convention in Boise Miss Mildred Valentine travels to attend as a delegate to the Christian Church convention. She leaves today proceeding to the gathering where delegates represent their local church.
Lockhart, Lava Prosecution chief, departed today for Lava Hot Springs on official business tied to his office.
The Yeoman lodge hosts a social dance Friday night at Commercial 4 club hall with members and friends expected to attend.
Pran Don, from Lava Hot Springs, arrives to attend State Chamber of Commerce sessions. Locals express optimism over the bath house improvement plan slated for summer. Red Cross receives a donation from Lee Morrissey, boxer of Mexican Joe Rivers fame, showing community spirit at the Auditorium.
Many applications for membership have been received by Pocatello Aerie No. 119 in the past month. Several candidates will report for Initiation on Thursday night as they seek to join the order. A sizable group from the local area attends the Inter Mountain District Aerie convention in Ogden this week.
All materials, hemstitching service offered at 10 cents per yard. Store promotes busy work for customers and directs to Singer Sewing Machine Co at 414 West Center with phone 113.
Public notice states William Mud has no authority to contract bills for East Side Tin & Plumbing Shop and that J. H. G. is not liable for charges. The shop warns customers and provides contact numbers 832 and 104 Troy. It also clarifies they do not wash at four cents per pound.
Mr and Mrs C L Shepherd depart today for Chicago St Louis and other eastern points for an extended visit with relatives and friends.
Notice of dissolution states the partnership between L. R. Latimer and Addie A. Stanley at 436 West Clark Street Pocatello Idaho is terminated. The undersigned will conduct the business, collect accounts, and pay debts. Dated June 18 1917. ADDIE A STANLEY.
W C Gregory, president of the American Falls Commercial Club, is in town today. He attended the State Chamber of Commerce meeting and reports his community is busy with heavy farm work for the summer.
State pure food and sanitary inspector Gelag te Lava-J. K. White plans three months of supervision at Lava to oversee bath house plant improvements. A special Elks meeting Friday will include candidate ballotings and consideration of a Red Cross donation. The summer meetings were reduced to one night a month.
Local notices announce recovery efforts to return majority of lost articles to rightful owners. Authorities urge those with claims to identify items and provide verification to reclaim possessions. Authorities caution that unclaimed items may be redistributed or sold after a set deadline.
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