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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
5
The Red Cross office operates daily from 2 to 5 except Sundays and holidays by appointment. Mrs. C. D. Smith and Miss Laura Gough contribute stenographic work and 359 letters are noted for June 5. Surgeon General Morgas urges nurse training at home to prepare 25,000 nurses for reserve duty by January 1, 1919.
The Pocatello Cold Storage Co announces new delivery rules with one daily stop per street and a minimum of fifteen pounds per delivery. Drivers must itemize weight and require coupon or cash to avoid leaving ice at delivery points. The firm touts high quality and cash-discount benefits for bulk purchases.
In France and other places, the course in Home Nursing is urged and required in many branches. When asking the Red Cross to recommend people, we judge you by our knowledge of you. We cannot tolerate women who do not work for the Red Cross. The division office continually seeks especially desirable women for service.
Mrs. Glenn chairs a knitting effort where two women mend and refine sock toes. The project aims to keep soldiers warm with sturdy woolen socks to prevent trench foot, boosting comfort for the boys.
The article lists Sewing and Surgical Dressings work, welcomes new members, and notes A Reed's resignation for private nursing. It cites 27,090,000 dressings sent to France since 1917 and promotes claims help from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. It urges postal service details, allotment guidance for soldiers, and cautions families to stay positive for morale. It also warns about common Smith and Miller name counts in insurance files.
Jeremiah O Leary, an Sinn Fein agitator charged with treason to the United States, escaped from New York during indictment a month earlier and was later captured on a chicken farm in Washington. The photo shows his arrival in New York as he heads to the Federal Building.
The text stresses accurate information for War Risk Bureau inquiries and rejects sacrifice, urging obedience to France based orders. It highlights Red Cross patriotism, discipline, and asks if the reader is a member.
Seattle expects reindeer meat to appear on local menus as 400 carcasses are prepared in Alaska. Eskimo herders stored the herd for shipment as the first boat Victoria returns around July 1, with much of the stock planned for Minnesota.
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends for aid in the loss of their baby daughters. Special thanks to the ladies of the B of L F and K and to all for floral offerings. These acts of kindness will be remembered. Signed Mr and Mrs N B Goodson and family.
A request appears for the man who helped a woman to her feet after a fall at Pocatello depot about a year ago. The ad asks him to visit the Tribune office. Also an advance on a food conservation demonstration showing fats and a two pounds of merged butter from one pound. Held at 200 N Main all week.
Notices state that non members wishing to cross Soda Springs grazing lands must secure a crossing permit from the secretary or range rider. Trespass prosecutions will follow for those crossing without a permit, per the board of directors. Office at Soda Springs Idaho. N E Snell Secretary. Also mentions local ads for soap and pharmacy listings in the town.
Advertises contracting hauling and stacking six acres of first class alfalfa. Provides contact C W Stewart at Tyhee station and phone 611R-4. Mentions Gergens Violet Glycerine Soap at 240 per box and Book Store Pharmacy Adv.
Arrival news, recruits and marriages reported. J R Armstrong in France. Paris-bound Sam Anderson begins canvass. Licenses granted to Warter Alten and Lacy John. Visiting Leon Seavers from Ball Lake Holy Cross hospital. Local residents return from Bancroft and Cokeville. Tomigo arriving from Cokeville. D company drill at Dell Tonight. Eagles dance Thursday. Lucile Osterlind’s serious appendicitis operation. Naval reserve recruits hosted by Mrs. Hannah Ash. J D Berry enlists as seaman second class. Dietro & Farina enlist in mechanical repair. age 18–45 urged to register. Police court notes Italian Victory celebration fining several.
Norwich on June 25 tributes to the work of women on the land. Sir Ailwyn Fellowes cited a Norfolk farm run entirely by women. Gilbert Overman of Weasenham said he employed over a hundred women in three years with only four not returning.
London plans a government run Model National Kitchen and Restaurant to offer food at less than one third the price of tea shops. Meals will be prepared in view, with no windows between kitchen and dining room, and delivered to nearby offices for a small extra charge. Located on New Bridge Street Blackfriars near Fleet Street, the facility may stay open all night if demand from night workers warrants.
Dr. David Roberts, Waukesha veterinarian and prosecuting witness in the Grace A. Lusk murder trial, will be arraigned in Milwaukee on two counts of unlawful relations with Miss Lusk. If convicted, he faces up to six months imprisonment and a $100 fine on each count.
A demonstration of food conservation mergers will run from June 24 to June 29 at 200 North Main. Organizers advertise the event as a community display of merging strategies for food conservation.
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