Water main project adds 150 PWA jobs in city
A call for 150 workers for the First avenue and East Bonneville streets water main relaying was issued by city engineer Robert F. Hamilton through the national re employment office. Work on the $150,000 project begins July 9 with two 5 hour shifts, wages 55 cents to $1.20 per hour, and continuous employment until completion.
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Robert F. Hamilton
National
PWA
First Avenue
Bonneville
Evspicion
Paul Paulson Company
East Lake City
Hamilton
Fort Hall Centennial Notes in Pocatello Events
Pocatello American Legion post plans Fort Hall Centennial activities from August 5 to 8. A prize fight opens August 3 in the Coliseum with 5500 seats. The pageant, oratorio The Creation, and a silver cup and gold ring for the first child born after midnight on August 5 are among highlights.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Fort Hall
Hutchinson Field
Ans
Idaho
Michigan Golfer Is Marked Man At National Championship
Charlie Kocsis of Michigan, Big Ten champion and tournament medalist, leads the field as the 36 hole quarter finals begin in Cleveland. Kocsis, with sandy hair, survived two rounds of Black Wednesday with teammate Woodrow Mallory who faces him today while Johnny Banks and Captain Vincent Fehlig of Notre Dame bolster the challengers.
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Cleveland
Charlie Kocsis
University of Michigan
Kocsis
Woodrow Mallory
Johnny Banks
Vincent Fehlig
Notre Dame
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad from 1981
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for hangover and low mood. The copy claims bile flow relief, warning against substitutes and urging readers to buy the red-labeled product for 25 cents at drug stores.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Quarter-Finalists Crowned in Midwest Race
Georgia Tech's Charlie Yates and Frank Ridley join Ed White of Texas and Bill Dear of Brown as quarter-finalists. The east's sole survivor left defending champion Walter Emery of Oklahoma and other favorites in trouble as crucial approach shots defined the test.
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Georgia Tech
Charlie Yates
Frank Ridley
Ed White
Texas
Bill Dear
Brown
East
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Cowboys Round Up Fort Hall Cattle Trade Near Fort Hall
Fort Hall near June 28 Special report describes the Fort Hall Stockmen's association roundup with about fifty cowboys over 65000 acres from Wood Creek to Portneuf. Indians and stockmen encamp each day as Bannock Creek roundup joins Monday sale at 1 30 pm in Fort Hall stockyards. Col W D Pierce of Blackfoot to conduct sale offering about 150 head of steers and dry cows. Cattle numbers are lower this year due to poor markets and Indians' cash for hay harvest. Albert Wyatt returns from Fort Hall government school.
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Fort Hall
Bannock Creek
Col. W. D. Pierce
Blackfoot
Lightweight Champion Caps Off State Title Run
A Vi'-to-Boise boxer captured the state lightweight championship at the amateur tournament. He claimed the title amid competition and was accompanied by Ralph Kuttler on the trip.
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Boise
Ralph Kuttler
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific System
C. H. Saltmarsh
Salt Lake City
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American Legion Frontier
John Hutchings
Coliseum
John B. Rogers
Drew Stanford, Jr
Bannock County
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Malad
Soda Springs
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Concord
Titus Lowe
Northwest Methodist Conference
Jason Lee
Michigan
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Canton Cafe
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Midwest
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Hall
Ft. Hall
Albert Wyatt
William Lavarre
New York
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Brazil
Washington
Lavarre
Martin
Associated Press
Clicquot Club
Jamaica
Chequot Club Company
Millis
Massachusetts
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