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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
9
Washington July 1 as National Buttermilk Day aims to boost consumption and aid dairy farmers. The Agriculture Department urges creameries to cooperate, highlight buttermilk uses from lemonades to frozen dainties, and notes medical claims and famed drinkers as motivation.
Notice is given that Nels D Velgon of Pocatello Idaho holder of Homestead Entry Serial 018001 for E percent SE percent EY NEY Section 22 Township south Range 35 West Boise Meridian has filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claim before Theo Turner in Pocatello Idaho on August 4 1919 Witnesses are Joseph Cathey Milton A Richmond Frank Farnworth Thomas Hopper all of Pocatello Idaho J T Carruth Register. 129-6w. Kodak Finishing. Sweet's Studies 1821 So Main. Adv.128 Lol
Government to train unskilled men for skilled mechanical work through 16 week courses followed by shop or field placement. Graduates may continue with further study or be assigned to other trades. The program aims to produce journeyman experts for civil life and military field. Notice to creditors in Bannock County Idaho estate of Mary Ellen Shea posted for ten months.
A Pocatello resident, Mrs. B. Raynor, describes kidney related dizziness and headaches improved by Dean's Kidney Pills. She cites back pain and bladder disorder during episodes and says a box quickly relieves symptoms. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY Adv.
City of Pocatello Idaho finances reveal a four week publication plan for the 1919 1920 fiscal year expenditures totaling itemized funds for administration legal engineering street lighting health and parks fire police sewers and bonds with prior year revenue listed. Notice also calls for sealed bids by July 2 1919 for the erection of a second story over the high school gym and classrooms with required bonds plans and specifications available for a 25 deposit and a 60 bond percentage with right to reject bids.
Julia Kiesel petitions for appointment as ancillary executrix of Fred J. Kiesel deceased. The hearing is set for July 1, 1919 at 10:00 AM in the Pocatello Idaho county court house. Dated June 19, 1919 by WM. A. Hyde probate judge.
Notice from the Board of Trustees of Pocatello Independent School District Number One Bannock County Idaho states intent to issue negotiable bonds totaling 180000 dollars to buy sites and build ward schools and upgrade the high school. Sealed bids will be received through June 25 1919 with bid opening June 26 1919 at 8 p.m. Bonds pay interest 4.5 to 6 percent semiannually and are redeemable within twenty years at the district's option.
The Pocatello Independent School District One invites sealed bids to purchase bonds. Bids must be unconditional and submitted to the Clerk of the Board, Bannock County Idaho, by the specified date. A five thousand dollar certified check is required as a good faith pledge and liquidated damages if the bid is accepted.
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