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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
6
Washington June 23 A Washington report advises housewives on preventing meat spoilage in heat. Key steps include thorough refrigerator cleaning and drain maintenance, using ice or cool storage, and screening meat from flies to curb bacterial growth and infection.
London reports Lord Kitchener seeks half of Britain's available recruiting material to form a 300000 man new army. Census suggests only about 600000 eligible remain after current service and civilian war work, with 7.5 million employed in total war effort. The piece notes prior standard increases and supply challenges.
The article notes that England has achieved its aims without conscription, a key argument used by supporters of the volunteer system. It discusses the bantam battalions and implies they reach five feet two inches in stature as part of the soldier type.
In the Eastern District of Idaho a notice of sale by trustees is issued for Gate City Furniture Company. The sale, authorized by June 10 1915 order, will occur June 24 1915 at 10 a.m. at 157 159 North Main Street Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. The entire stock store fixtures and furnishings lease rights and all receivables will be offered for cash with court confirmation by the referee.
Tryouts for the A A U junior and senior track championships begin in Boston this Saturday. Midwest athletes compete in Chicago July 17 with winners advancing to the San Francisco nationals August 6 and 7. College coaching school at the University of Illinois features Huff on baseball Gill on track Zuppke on football and Ralph Jones on basketball. Chicago boxers meet Cleveland’s best tomorrow night. Yale and Harvard field fast crews for the Friday clash at New London. New York pony interest shifts to Aqueduct on Saturday. Gus Christie meets Young Mahoney in Sparta Wisconsin next Tuesday ten rounds at 158 pounds. Minor leagues hedge on Fourth shutdown due to attendance and expense. Casey of Providence leads International League in hitting. Walter Jacobs, 21, 130 pound boxing wonder, defeats Sim Nelson in four. Southern cities form new bowling congress with first intercity contests in Atlanta. Toronto lacrosse league suspends play for this year after 27 seasons. Twenty Japanese wrestlers arrive in San Francisco to face top jiu jitsu artists. Intercollegiate rowing classic next Monday on Hudson River among Columbia Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania and Stanford. Cornell has won 12 of 20 races.
Madame Henry Saint-Paul de Lincay of Paris, once Louise Lovan, runs a large war hospital in a Carthusian monastery at Neuville sous Montreuil Belgium. Seven hundred Belgians, including 600 noncombatants, are cared for by 93 staff led by the American manager at a cost of 2.72 francs daily as white and black nuns tend the wounded and ill.
The second edition of The Tribune special Greater Pocatello Edition and Anniversary Number is ready for mailing. It costs 10 cents or can be mailed with postage paid by The Tribune for 15e. The edition serves as a strong advertisement for the city.
The Western Wet Wash Laundry announces readiness to handle all wet wash goods with return times from three to ten hours after receipt. Call 822 for prompt pickup and delivery. T. E. Fitzgerald and S. H. Weston, Props.
Panama June 22. President Porras orders a decree to stop outlaw San Blas coast villages from trading with outsiders. Felony for first offense, jail and fines for second. He seeks to enforce government control over imports and exports as Indian chiefs resist and Colombian flags are replaced by Panama symbols.
Public notice from Pocatello Idaho 1915 divides the city into four sprinkling districts with time windows for lawn watering. Rules specify district boundaries along the Oregon Short Line Railroad right of way and street limits, nozzle size limits, and penalties for violation including water shutoff and a $1 reactivation fee.
The Reading Room at 143 North Fourth Street invites visitors daily from 2 to 5 PM and evenings on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 PM, offering weekday and weekly access.
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