Local Briefs Highlight Licenses Resignations
A marriage license was issued to Lloyd J Anderson of Blackfoot and Vernice B Waage of Omaha. Patrolman R B Pace resigned. no new officer named yet. Highlanders Kensington meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs J H Gayman. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Loreine Follick died. funeral held at Schumacher Hall and interment at Mountainview. H Jones arrested for selling intoxicating liquor to Indians. likely handed to federal authorities. H L MeHan returned from Rotary convention in Balt Lake to oversee local business. W R Siders to NA convention. I G Blue will take his Tech summer session duties. Elks baseball team heads to Montpelier. game schedule includes Kemmerer. Carl Carrier and Essie Whitaker wed at county courthouse. William Henry Lamasters of Gil-
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Lloyd J. Anderson
Blackfoot
Vernice B. Waage
Omaha
Loreine Follick
Schumacher & Hall Company
Mountainview
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Easy Pain Free Peel
Joy-Walker presents Gets-It as the world’s magic corn remover. The ad touts immediate relief after 2 or 3 drops, claiming the corn loosens from the toe so it can be peeled off with fingers, versus razors or salves. Manufactured by H. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, IL.
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O. K
H. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Idaho News Roundup From Wallace and Surroundings
Marriage notes include Marguerite Claire Sleller of Wallace Idaho wed Monday by Justice Tupper and F W Perry family vacation plans to Kirie and Rigby. A woman held in county jail for possession of a suitcase of booze after arrest in a Lava hotel. School superintendents from 44 Idaho counties visit Idaho Technical Institute June 27. Auto drivers plead not guilty to speeding. one man jailed for opium gear. other cases set for trial. Local effort by T R Vestal reduces glass breakage complaints. Marine discharge news from Quan tico to North Hayes avenue. brothers in service and hospital wounds noted.
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Chas. Bell
Lava
State of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Ethel Redfiell
Frazier
Bereavement Notice for Gabriel Norby
The Norby family thanks the Modern Woodmen of America Royal Neighbors Christian Endeavor and friends for aid sympathy and floral offerings after the death of husband father and brother Gabriel Norby. Signed by Mrs G Norby J W Norby Ed Norby Emma Norby Kodak Finishing.
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America
Gabriel Norby
G. Norby
J. W. Norby
ED. Norby
Emma Norby
Kodak development deadline ad at Topliff Perkins Drug Store
Public notice urges customers to leave film at Topliff and Perkins Drug Store at 159 South Main by June 25 for free Kodak development. The message covers Sweet to process films and advertises a last day for the offer.
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Topliff & Perkins Drug Store
South Main
Sweet
Railroad Officials Active in Pocatello Visit and Safety Week
L. R. Wood a new Union Pacific auditor and Omaha headquarters special representative visits Pocatello to discuss department matters while J. C. Clark inspects the Short Line for Safety First. No accidents reported during No Accident Week as officials handle shifts and assignments across yards and telegraph operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Wood
Union Pacific
Omaha
Fishing Trip Plans Highlight Yard Office Clerks
Several clerks in the yard office are arranging fishing trips during upcoming time off. The coordination notes show informal plans and scheduling among staffers for recreational outings.
Keeping the home fires burning while champ fights
The article notes Jess Willard fights Jack Dempsey at Toledo on July 4. Mrs Willard stays home with the children as he heads to the bout shaping public interest and family sacrifice.
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Champ
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Mrs. Willard
Big Springs stories and staff changes at the railroad
The article notes Mr. Rusk's expected return with big fish stories from Big Springs. R. W. Mulica, terminal trainmaster, is on vacation, relieved by General Yardmaster Anderson. J. L. Winsper leaves Lima Montana for a division time keeper post. Short Line engines 585 and 1566 were repaired in the back shops the week of June 21. Six hundred soldiers will reach Pocatello en route to Camp Lewis for discharge, with three cars on No. 19 bound for Camp Lewis.
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Mr. Rusk
Big Springs
R. W. Mulica
Anderson
Short Line
Pocatello
Camp Lewis
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Ok’d
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Armstead
Gilmore-Pittsburg
W. T. Reynolds
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