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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1949
Page
7
An OCR fragment lists Pocatello Mattress Mfg Co at 631 North Johnson and phone 16869, plus a driving school offering dual controlled car lessons with appointment line 1371-R. Also appears Ling Coal Co with phone 162 and an expert furnace cleaning service.
Rent a car or truck with self drive options at 1502 North Main or 546 South, phone 3577 and 2662-W. Garrison's Trailer Sales at 1616 North Main offers better values in men and used trailer coaches, phone 2827-W.
A long list of individuals and locations from Idaho and nearby states appears, including names tied to Boise Salt Lake City Twin Falls Pocatello and surrounding towns. The roster includes residents, hotel managers, business figures, and county or city officials.
William Richardson was elected commander of the Stewart Hoover post No. 23 of the American Legion. Phil Goodwin as first vice commander Dan Underwood as second vice commander. Frank Smith and M. W. Brown elected to the executive committee. Ed Ketchum adjutant Carl Larson finance officer Earl Humphreys historian Ralph Peck sergeant at arms. Installation set for July 14.
City of Alameda Bannock County Idaho proposes Local Sewer Improvement District No 14 with a projected cost of 28000 dollars. Property owners may file protests by July 6 1949 and a public hearing will be held the same day at City Hall to consider objections and district boundaries.
Arco, Idaho, will welcome a new ARCO washateria and laundry to begin operations on July 5. Owners Mr. and Mrs. M. J. (Dane) Madsen of Grand Junction, Colorado, announce the firm will be housed in a masonry building under construction by C. G. (Chink) Rush and Tom Alexandra of Pocatello Idaho.
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