State briefs from Downey Burley Kimberly MaHo Falls
Downey Milling appoints T D Wallace as manager as M J Richards leaves to focus on Amalgamated Sugar fieldwork. Richards sold his stake to Samuel F Bennion of Salt Lake City. Burley awards a $20 000 contract to Alexander Mather for a brick warehouse 125 feet long by triangular 20 to 50 feet deep. Kimberly residents back Rob Chadwick to ride any horse for Elks Round-up with $100 forfeit and $100 prize if he wins. MaHo Falls farm bureau hosts Shelton meeting for weighing babies under two. Mrs Telford to supervise measurements and teach care and diet notes.
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Downey
M. J. Richards
Downey Milling Company
Samuel F. Bennion
Salt Lake City
Richards
T. D. Wallace
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Burley
Southern Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Prigeiea
Twin Falls
Alexander Mather
Pocatello
Burton, E. Morse
Charles R. Kaufman
Kimberly
Rob Chadwick
Elks
Chadwick
Maho Falls
Shelton
Buureau
Telford
Twin Falls suit seeks 10000 over death during armistice celebration
George Herriott files a civil claim against the city of Twin Falls for ten thousand dollars alleging negligence led to the death of Mrs. Dell Wright on November 7. The fatality occurred when a rope cordoning a pedestrian area on Main Avenue fractured after an automobile failed to see it, throwing her to the pavement during a premature armistice celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Dell Wright
George Herriott
Amos Wright
Maud Peck
Ruth Wright
Fred Wright
Second Street
Gillum Wires Kruvosky for Idaho Middleweight Crown
In Boise Wednesday night Harry Gillum stopped Frank Kruvosky with a sharp right hand just before the second round end at Liberty gardens. Kruvosky never recovered before the gong and remained down as time was called. Gillum retained the Idaho middleweight title.
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Boise
Harry Gillum
Frank Kruvosky
San Francisco
Liberty Gardens
Gillum
Kruvosky
Idaho
Gets-It Liberty Bottle Corn Remover Ad
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as the only genuine corn remover. It promises painless, quick corn easing with a few drops, guaranteeing relief or money back. Lawrence & Co. markets a product claimed to let wearers move, work, and dance without corns.
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Earth
Lawrence & Co
Boise Shooting Victims See Case Dismissed and Friar Tie
In Boise the case against Billy Hang and Chin Hee over a May shooting between local tongs the Hips and the Hops was dismissed after a justice court reconsideration. Bonds were returned and both men released. Gilbert Hong later wed Clara Wilson in the same court, and the couple planned to reside in Nampa.
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Boise
Billy Hang
Chin Hee
District Court
Justice Court
Billy Hong
Gilbert Hong
Clara Wilson
Hong
Pierce
Idaho
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Pocatello Resident
A Pocatello reader recounts kidney trouble with back pain bladder disorder and headaches eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter from Mrs. F. Pender of 935 North Hayes Ave credits relief and urges others to try the product. Also notices on cash-on-delivery clothing cleaning and Racine horsehoes ad copy appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
F. Pender
North Hayes Ave
New York State
Doan
Dean
Pocatello City Ordinances Amended in June 1919
City council passes two ordinances in June 1919 Amending Section 153 to allow underage entry to billiard halls and adding Section 39a to ban driving through funeral processions. The measures were approved June 20 1919 and published with Attest City Clerk Pat J Phelan and Mayor W P Whitaker. Bracelets watches and graduation presents advertised by Radman and Gottberg.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City of
Pocatello Idaho
Pocatello,Idaho
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Charilea Robertson
Frank Nichols
Joseph Bengoashea
Mountain Home
Frank Clark
Ereek
Cedar Creek
Pocatello Tailoring CO
Gem State Ol) and Products Co
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
N. Y
L. A. Ramplin
L. F. Sparks
Maj. A. J. Poole
W. H. Thomp
Aunt Jemima
America
Jemima
Pat J. Phelan
W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello, Idaho
Eraduation
Radman & Gott
Berg
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