Sewer bonds spark citywide booster interviews
In Pocatello debates on sewer bonds, business leaders and citizens advocate approval. Prominent voices like E D Harrison, John J Hull, N B Pond, J F Murray, Dr William Cureton, C W Gray urge voters to back sewerage to safeguard health and spur growth. Leaders urge registration and civic duty as trains of opinion run through the Gate City. Tomorrow the Tribune promises more interviews.
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John J. Hull
North Main Street
Pond
Pond Brothers
J. F. Murray
Pocatello
Wiliam Cureton
C. W. Gray
Gate City
the Tribune
Intermountain
Young
Commercial ‘Club
Idaho
J. T. Young
Fourth Will Be Rousers Parade Plans Unfold in Pocatello
The procession will feature the Gate City band Governor Brady and entourage in a carriage followed by hundreds of decorated autos. One hundred twenty five Bannock Lemhi and Snake Indians in warpaint on ponies will lead a grand parade with a liberty car school children and banners. Floats include a locomotive from the machinists union and Eagles with a float. The Royal Italian band and Cristopher Columbus society will parade with Italian colony members. The day will end with a review by Governor Brady and speeches from an automobile. Meetings finish final details as committees seek funds and participation from civic groups and merchants.
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iGate City
James H.brady
Pocatello
Royal Italian Band
Cristopher Columbus Society
Machinists’ Union
Aerie of Eagles
Fire Department
Brady
Gate City
Stret
Young
Commercial Club
Parade Committee
Advertising
the Tribune
Kinport
Idaho Forecast Quiet With Mild Weekend Temperatures
Weather summary for Idaho shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with high near 71 and low around 51, mean around 61. Observed rainfall so far this year totals about 8.40 inches, while dayspan and sun data are listed by station observer D. C. Grunow from the Weather Bureau in the Daily Tribune.
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D. C. Grunow
Weather Bureau
Grove City sugar factory shuts down due to beet shortage
The Blackfoot sugar plant will not run this year because beets are scarce in the area. Farmers resisted beet price hikes, reducing plantings, and the few beets grown will go to Idaho Falls for refining. The shutdown could cost about twenty five local jobs.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Paris Idaho poised for Oregon Short Line branch
Paris Idaho will gain a Montpelier to Paris branch of the Oregon Short Line. W H Bancroft reports the right of way for 11 miles is assured. A committee member will travel to Salt Lake City to finalize details and start grading, bringing rail service to Bear Lake valley residents.
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Paris
Idaho
Oregon
Montpelier
W. H. Bancroft
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake
General Funston Rushed Home With Heart Attack
Leavenworth June 24 General Frederick Funston commander of the Army Service school is dangerously ill with a heart disease attack at his home local reports say his condition is grave but under medical care and observation.
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Funston
Leavenworth
Frederick Funston
Army Service School
Sherburnes Lose Their License Suit
Judge Fremont Wood upholds the state dental board powers in a decision in Ada county. W. J. and G. H. Sherbourne failed to register before the February 16 1899 act and left Idaho Falls for more than three years, now practicing in Pocatello.
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Fremont Wood
Ada County
W. J
G. H. Sherbourne
H. G. Patterson
State Dental Board
State Board of Dental Examiners
George H. Stewart
Sherbourne Brothers
Supreme Court
Sherbournes
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Campaign publicity bill heads to publication after elections
Washington June 24 House conferees resolved their dispute with the Senate on the campaign publicity bill. The act will require publication of campaign contributions after elections. Senator Burrows reported the measure to the Senate and it was adopted.
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House
Senate
Burrows
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