Local Briefs Highlight Movements and Notices
Restres will temporarily occupy offices with Dr. A. M. Newton and Dr. W. F. Howard in the Kane building. A Wednesday social dance returns to Commercial hall with the Hilo jase orchestra. Spiro Fellis and George Georgantopulos face preliminary liquor charges, bound to district court on $500 bonds. Northern Pacific officials Arney and Murray discuss affairs en route to north Idaho. Trout losses reported near Portneuf and Dempsey creek. canal gate operator urged to maintain screens. Detroit’s Mr and Mrs George Dorr welcome a nine pound boy. An unsigned letter objecting to housing plans is not published. the Tribune invites named submissions.
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Spiro Fellis
George Georgantopulos
Justice of the Peace BE
G. Houde
District Court
Walter Anderson
Great Old Remedy for Skin Diseases Exposed
The ad touts S. S. S. as a 50 year old vegetable blood purifier and tonic to treat skin diseases such as eruptions scrofula eczema burns and itching. It claims external care is useless and urges readers to obtain expert medical advice from the Medical Director at 258 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Twin Falls Man Wanders From Home
J J Hammond an elderly Twin Falls man wandered from his home yesterday morning and has not returned. Authorities fear despondency may have caused the absence and ongoing search by police sheriff’s office bou scouts and citizens had found no trace by noon. He was last seen Sunday morning near Dr A Emes on Fifth Avenue East.
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Twin Falls
J. J. Hammond
Sheriff's Office
Bou Scouts
A. Emes
Fifth Avenue East
Richmond
McCauley
Eighth Avenue Canal
Veterans to assemble for July 4 parade at Fire Hall
All veterans of the Spanish American War are asked to meet at the Fire Hall on July 4 to join a parade and assist in entertaining returned soldiers. Uniforms preferred if possible. Commander BK. H. Clark, 425.
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Fire Hall
BK. H. Clark
Millions of targets broken in 1918 trapshooting season
Editor Peter P. Carney reports vast trap targets used by the US armed forces and in tournaments in 1918. More than 60,000,400 targets were whetted for soldiers and flyers, with millions more in club shoots and registered events. Six-year records show yearly totals and shooter participation, highlighting a peak in 1916 with about 10,500 shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sports Syndicate
United States
eRea
Actors Memorial Day Movement in New York City
Business and society figures push for Actors Memorial Day to honor theatre professionals for wartime fundraising exceeding two hundred fifty million dollars. December 8 is set for nationwide observance with extra matinees and local events to boost the Actors Fund.
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New York City
Uncle Sam
France
United States
Army officer urges enlistment for Alaska duty
Major General John F. Morrison says if he were young, he would join the army and go to Alaska, where a battalion of the Twenty first Infantry is being recruited to relieve guards at Alaskan forts. He notes Alaska offers pay increases and better rations as five forts host infantry companies. Also an advertisement touts Foley's Cathartic Tablets for spring body cleansing.
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Alaska
San Francisco
John F. Morrison
Western Department
United States Army
Twenty-first Infantry
United States Guards
Federal rules prohibit interstate shipment of tubercular cattle after July 1 1919
The U S Department of Agriculture announces Regulation 7 restricting movement of tubercular cattle for breeding or dairy purposes. Cattle known to be tubercular may be moved interstate only for immediate slaughter under federal inspection, with identification certificates and proper waybills. Regulations also require cleaning and disinfection of cars and prohibition of transporting tubercular cattle with healthy cattle or hogs not for immediate slaughter. Copies of Order No 263 from the Bureau of Animal Husbandry are available in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Animal Husbandry Bureau
Washington, D. C
Notice to Creditors in Brewster Estate
Probate Court Bannock grants administration to applicant on the 9th day for the estate of Walter F. Brewster. Creditors must present claims by set deadline and follow legal proceedings per notice.
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A. T. Marshall
Bannock County
Otto M. Jones
Fish and Game
Idaho
Patrick Hannifan
Leo P. Hannifan
Nellie Hannifan
Bannock
Pocatello
Walter FP. Brewster
Walter F. Brewster
Probate
Lockhart & Lockhart
Portneuf
Newton D. Brookhart
Forgetting a Fellow and Insurance Trust Co. May Be Named
A fragment notes a woman forgetting a fellow and seeking to insure life health property with the Pocatello Insurance Trust Co located at 318 West Clark Street with phone 226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Insurance Trust Co
West Clark Street
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Restres
A. M. Newton
W. F. Howard
Kane Building
Commercial Hall
Hilo Jase Orchestra
Charles B. Arney
Northern Pacific
Chas. A. Murray
North Idaho
Mr. Arney
Sioner
Dempsey
Portneuf and Marsh Valley
George Dorr
Detroit
Mich
Dorr
John Rose
W. 8. Hopson
the Tribune
Loux McOnnell & Company
Annette Kellerman
House of North
Peter P. Carney
Manatee County
Fla
City of
State of Idaho
WM. A. Hyde
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Paris Confectionery Company, Limited
Paris Confectionery Company. Limited
Pomeroy
Lillian Spongber
Petitioner
America
Ems Roger
Ali Cast
TON Arms
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