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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
8
In Montpelier Judge Budge meted fines and jail sentences to Earl Haggerty Henry Schriber Minor Wilcox and Lawrence Rose for bootlegging. Hagerty received 500 dollars and five months in jail with bail set at 500 dollars on appeal to the supreme court.
The body of Mrs W H Cleare who died in Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake will be interred privately at 2 pm tomorrow in Pocatello. Viewing at the family home from noon to 2 pm. A life of devotion and community service is remembered, with mourners including her husband two sons a niece and two nephews.
Attorney George E. Gray argued before the Idaho Supreme Court for a certificate of probable cause in State vs. William Stephenson, a Gate City druggist jailed six months for unlawful liquor sale in a dry Bannock County. A Paris District Court denial preceded the appeal. If granted, Stephenson may be admitted to bail while the high court reviews the case.
A Salt Lake compiled tally shows May convictions for selling liquor to Indians led by Arizona with 55 cases, Wisconsin 50, California 47, Nevada 11, Idaho 6. Utah had none. Across the month 136 cases heard, 129 arrests, 88 indictments, 28 dismissals, 4 acquittals, 3 forfeited bonds.
Dry Farmers urged to raise crops in dry season. Benson of Newport offers patent plow for arid farming or trade for dry farm land. Slats Sanders and W F Settle of Bancroft visit city to discuss ball game. Settle edits Bancroft Dry Farmer. Daily Tribune subscription 50 cents per month.
The Pocatello Indians meet Kemmerer in the opening session at the east side grounds with Barthold out and Brezee on the mound. Tomorrow Corbin joins Pocatello as a new outfielder while Smith pitches and Eddie Sorelle stars for Kemmerer as the series climaxes with high wagers and local interest.
Resolutions acknowledge the death of Mrs Carrie L Cleare beloved member and former president and secretary of the Study League She is praised for duty faithfulness integrity and helpfulness The group extends sympathy to her family asks for divine comfort and orders copies to be sent to the family and printed in the daily paper June 26 1910.
Attention members meet at Eagle hall Sunday at 10 20 a m to march to the cemetery for grave decoration with flowers for the deceased Avelers then gather again at 7 30 p m at the hall to march to the Baptist church where Rev Lawrence will give a memorial address CAL OWENS For M V Moore Corr
Lawrence Barrett cigars win praise from fastidious smokers who appreciate refined flavor and consistent quality across namesake blends. Enthusiasts claim premium texture and balanced aroma elevate daily smoking rituals.
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with steady, around current temperatures and light winds. No precipitation expected as high pressure maintains dry weather across the region.
Forecast for Idaho through Sunday evening shows fair weather. Historical notes report highs near 80, lows around 41, and a mean of 60 degrees with no precipitation today. Year to date precipitation totals 5.23 inches, normal 8.41 inches. sunrise 4 52, sunset 8 13. D C Grunow observer.
General Frederick Funston's condition is markedly better this morning and he is entirely out of danger at Leavenworth.
A pithy maxim notes that most people are perceptive about what others should do while often overlooking their own actions. The statement draws on common wisdom about judgment and self awareness.
A fragmented entry lists several names and amounts including T. M. Edwards McCammon and Lars W. Johnson Downey, with payments toward Good Roads Slogan Contest and various auto-related donors. The record mentions Ford Auto and Auburn Auto contributions along with minor sums from multiple individuals.
The notice asks about last month’s pay and asks to deposit funds to The Farmers & Traders Bank with Time Certificates of Deposit at 4 percent. A reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the party who removed supports from a concrete slab in Burrus Vault at the new building on N Main Street. signed by contractor William Liddell.
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