Local Briefs Highlight Social, Legal, and Personal News
Midweek social dance set for McNichols and Wright hall this evening. Frank Wilson and wife welcome a daughter born Monday June 16. Pythian Sisters plan Thursday meeting in the Ky hall with good attendance expected. B R C of A lodge to discuss Labor Temple plans June 30. Knights of Columbus Council to meet this evening as Fourth of July preparations proceed. Auto driver fined $25 for speeding. two intoxication cases result in six days in jail. Soldiers letters unclaimed before July 10 to be destroyed. Mrs. Burrus and daughter return from California trip noting health improvements. Ronald Price, Arimo arrest, persistent violator. Anna Clark to face charges. Oscar Garrett returns home from overseas with Garrett Transfer Co.
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Ky. Hall
Knights
Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
Ronald Price
Arimo
Tom Smith
Anna Clark
Veterans return from overseas and local crime report
Ft Russell Wyoming veterans Oscar, David Reece, and Sergeant John Mullen return home from Ft Russell and France with the 345th Field Artillery and an engineering detachment. Everett Armitige arrested on liquor transport aboard train No 19 near Pocatello. seizure includes six cases of wet goods. Canning demonstration at Technical Institute led by Mrs Holt addresses home canning and food problems for east side women. Murphy's Auto Repair opens in Perkins garage on North Second Avenue offering general repair, accessories, oils, and gas.
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Ft. Russell
Wyoming
Oscar
France
345Th Field Artillery
David Reece
John Mullen
Everett Armitige
Mabey
Pocatello
The
Technical Institute
Holt
Murphy
A. Hi
Perkins
North Second Avenue
Center Street
Bannock
North Arthur
Bremerton Navy Yard
Mooney & Huff
Murphy's Auto Repair
Note to Carmen Special meeting for Labor Temple Pocatello Lodge
A special meeting of the B. R. C. of A. Pocatello Lodge No. 94 is called for Monday evening, June 30 at 8 p m at Eagle hall to discuss the proposed Labor Temple. All members urged to attend. Signed B C Brown president. Kodak finishing Sweet's Studios 13244 So Main Advy 128.
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Pocatello Lodge No. A
Labor Temple
Carmen
Pocatello Lodge No. 94
Eagle Hall
B. C. Brown
Kodak
Sweet
Wanted Fifty Men Weekly to Buy Clothes at Dundee Tailors
Help wanted ad seeks fifty men each week to purchase clothing from Dundee Tailors located at 326 West Center. Positions framed as regular customer purchases rather than employment.
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Dundee Tailors
West Center
Pocatello Tailoring Co Announces COD Policy
Commencing July 1st the firm will require cash on delivery for all cleaning and pressing. The notice states there will be no exceptions to this rule and provides the business name and address at 330.
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Pocatello Tailoring CO
Cured of Indigestion and Constipation Advertisement
Mrs G W Jackson of Litchfield Illinois says Chamberlains Tablets cured her indigestion and constipation. She reports quick relief followed by restored regular bowel action after continued use for a short time.
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Chamberlain
G. W. Jackson
Litchfield
Soldiers First Demand for Passenger Equipment Urged
Arrangements by the secretary of war and director general of railroads call attention to the need for passenger equipment to move troops. Posters will be displayed in waiting rooms and other visible spots to remind the public that returned soldiers must have first consideration. Travel is heavy, and railroads seek to handle all trains without delay. Public cooperation is invited.
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Secretary of War
No Accident Week Shows 61 of 62 Railroads With Clear Record
The report covers the first two days of No Accident Week noting 61 railroads out of 62 with a clear record. Interest grows among railroad officials and the public. White elected chairman of the resolutions committee at Chicago dispatcher convention with 412 delegates. next meeting set for the second Monday in June 1920 in New York City. White travels to London Ontario for a two week visit before returning to Pocatello.
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White
William White
Resolutions Committee
Dispatchers
Chicago
LaSalle Hotel
New York City
London
Ont
Pocatello
Railroad personnel moves and inspections report
Acting Crew Dispatcher Williams urges all off workers to report for service as yard work remains plentiful. Conductor J C Long takes a third district run from Minidoka to Pocatello. E E Barlet sails to Salt Lake for motive power matters. F J Hearty visits from Edward Valve Mfg Hawaii to San Francisco area. H B Glaze travels for inspections to Nampa Shoshone and nearby Short Line sites. J E Davis returns from west end inspection.
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Williams
Un delivered letters listed for Pocatel lo Idaho 1919
Post office notes letters undelivered at Pocatello Idaho. If unclaimed within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Washington D C. The list includes J N Adams Myrtle Allen Aldana Penny Breidio Augustine Arbuckle and many others followed by a weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau for Pocatello Idaho dated June 25 1919.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Noted Woman Journalist Is Tonight's Chautauqua Card
A large crowd heard an exceptional program at Chautauqua last night. Edwin M. Whitney performed Turn to the Right in monologue form with twelve principal characters. Tonight Mary Adele Hays sings with Recital Artists and Ida M. Tarbell speaks on The United States at the Peace Conference. The evening starts at 8:30 sharp.
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Chautauqua
Edwin M. Whitney
Mary Adele Hays
Ida M. Tarbell
America
Publicis
United States
Tribune Phones for Ads News and Editor Contacts
The Tribune provides contact numbers for advertising accounts and business matters and a separate line to reach editors or reporters with news tips or information.
Kodak developing offer ends June 25 at Topliff and Perkins
Public notice announces free Kodak film developing if dropped at Topliff and Perkins Drug Store, 159 South Main, by June 25. The message directs patrons to leave their film for processing by Sweet to dlavalon.
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Topliff & Perkins Drug Store
South Main
Ady
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Mexico
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Oscar Garrett
Garrett Transfer Company
Japan
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Superintendent of Motive Power
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Pacific Coast
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H. B. Glae
Nampa
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West End
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R. C. Mra Underwood
Miss United Securities Corporation
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F. E. Wayne
Robert & Williama
M. P. Watts
Georges
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Horlick
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St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral
Myra Hollingworth Kane
Cyril van der Donekt
St. Joseph's School
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Mary Kathleen Schaeffer
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Father van der Donckt
W. A. Wright
Kane
North Hayes
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O. B. Steely
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J. B. Mullen
Short Line
Mullen
No. 42
Kool
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Kuppenheimer and Schloss Bros
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Oregon
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Highway Inn
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Mr. Whitney
Oswald Olsen
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