Local Option Election Possible in Bannock County 1913
Bannock County has not yet moved to call a local option vote on liquor with September elections looming nearby. Power county sentiment leans wet, while Pocatello and surrounding areas show mixed trends as county officials crack down on bootlegging. Business leaders may lead a petition if a local vote proceeds this year.
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Bannock
Power County
Idaho
Banner
Bingham County
Power
Oneida
Bingham
Blaine
American Falls
Pocatello
Gate City
Smith
Lowry
Doan's Kidney Pills Appear in Pocatello Ad
An old advertisement from Pocatello Idaho promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for kidney ailments affecting both genders and ages. Testimony from M Buckley at 658 N Arthur Ave confirms prior endorsement from 1910. Pills priced 50 cents. sold by Foster Milburn Co. Remember the name Doan's.
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Pocatello
Dean
Pcatello
M. Buckley
Arthur Ave
Idaho
Doan
Foster-Milburn
Ana
Mormon? Convention Excursions From Several Points
Tickets for Oregon Short Line excursions go on sale from Utah points July 5 to 9 with a limit of July 15. From other points, tickets available July 4 to 8 and July 20. Inquiries directed to W. E. Garvey, ticket agent, and D. E. Burley, general passenger agent.
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Athe
Oregon
Utah
W. E. Garvey
D. E. Burley
Warrant Call and fund notices from Pocatello April 1918
City of Pocatello issues warrants and lists street fund and public safety accounts including Officers Fire Department and Police funds with numbers 240 to 266 and 636 to 605 inclusive dated April 1918. Bart B ons appears as signer or official.
Weather report from Pocatello Idaho June 27 1913
Local Weather Bureau notes for 24 hours ending 6 a.m. report temperatures 66 yesterday 50 today mean 58 normal 68. Precipitation 1.20 since month start 7.10 since January 1. Winds NW to E with cloudiness and rain. Also advert discusses Black's Cafeteria breakfast lunch and dinner hours at 1556 South Main St.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Black’s
Breafast
South Main
Notice to Patrons of the Pocatello Water Company
The Pocatello Water Company adopts rules to curb waste and regulate lawn sprinkling and use. Violations may result in shutting off water with a $1 reactivation fee, rules apply under Ordinance 86, dated June 21, 1913, at Pocatello Idaho.
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The
Pocatello Water Company
Pocatello
City Council
City of
Spokane
City Council of
Kane
Pecatalt Water Company
Poratello Water Company
Geo. Winter
Idaho
July Fourth Rates Special Taxi Service Mentioned
A brief item notes low rates for a local Fourth of July period with special taxi service details from Triis Auto Co and Bell 299 Bik. It references day and night taxicab operations and points to specific coin line limitations.
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Triis Auto Co
Bell
Baby Loves ZEMO For Skin Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts ZEMO for infant skin troubles promising immediate relief from itching and eczema. It claims universal effectiveness for babies and adults, with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent bottle available through a Virginia jeweler and a Pocatello druggist.
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Zemo
Jubilee
F.W. Flowers
Oakdale
Pocatello
A. L. Cook
Trist Auto Co Taxicab Service Day and Night
Trist Auto Co provides taxicab service around the clock with Bell 299 Black and Indiana 225 listed as contact identifiers.
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Trist Auto Co
Bell
Ind
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Focatello
Cail
Mooney & Huff's
Second Avenue
A Tribune Wantad
Baby
Chas. Berg
Phone Bell
Carl J. Cannon
Tribune
N. Arthur Avenue
Y. M
Attattaa
Southern Idaho Water Power Company
Sciacca Oe
Terrell Bidg
Bell Phone
General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
GUR Savings Dept
Lyman Fargo
W. W. Armstrong
D. W. Church
F. D. Clements
A. J. Pierce
California
Oe Ae Aga
B. Waster
First National Bank
J. C. Pearson
Hiawatha
Rock Springs
Efitecti
Pocateile
Butte-Portland
Eapr'e
Waatne
Pocatelle Yellowstone Eo
Oreges
Ween
Eatpelier
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