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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1917
Page
4
The author argues old supply and demand laws fail to curb food speculators who hoard and price gouge. With scarce supplies, hoarding creates artificial shortages, harming the public. The state must assert power to condemn food for the people, countering speculation and ensuring distribution.
An editorial urges renewed patriotic demonstrations as the nation enters a wartime period after the Civil War. It notes interest in oil, beans, and salt production, calls for volunteer effort, and critiques the president’s conferences with Congress, warning of censorship risks in war reporting and urging vigilance as new settlements and surveys unfold.
Ordinance 424 declares intent to form District Twelve in Pocatello with specified blocks and lots, outlining the lateral sewer lines to be installed, estimated cost 36290.26, and pro rata assessments. Protest deadline is July 1, 1917, at 6 pm. Bonds to finance improvements may be paid cash. Attest: Mayor Bean and City Clerk Dawson.
The City Treasurer announces payment of all General Fund Warrants 1916 Series up to number 3699 upon presentation at the office at the east end of the viaduct. Interest accrues from the date of registration to June 19, 1917. Dated June 19, 1917.
A help wanted notice offers $28 weekly plus a bonus for securing subscriptions to The Idaho Farmer. Applicants must own a rig saddle horse auto motorcycle or bicycle and provide three references. contact H K Silversmith Bannock Hotel Pocatello Idaho. Also a testimonial for Chamberlains Cough Remedy notes two Peru Indiana daughters improved after use.
Six room house and six lots in fruit and garden for sale. Trade equity for a good car. Address listed as G. H. Tribune.
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