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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
5
St Peter’s day observance includes a Holy Communion service at Trinity church at 7:30 this evening. Local notices report deaths, entertainment listings, and civic events in brief as residents plan the night’s activities.
Card-promoter Charlie Cavannaugh confirms a welterweight bout between two classy fighters for July 4. Eddie Madison, fresh from a string of victories in the east, will mix in as the featured opponent.
Reports cover a robust slate from meetings of the Commercial club to a Boise convention bound party. Obituaries and family movements mark the week with Doss funeral and Grace Gallet’s Boise return highlighted among social items.
Joe T. Young returns to Idaho after attending the National Credit Men's Association sessions in Rochester New York. He describes leaving the sticky heat of the East for cooler Idaho breezes and notes his participation as a delegate.
The report recalls a Idaho visitor’s harsher view of eastern conditions with unemployment cited around Rochester and a note that Idaho residents can consider themselves lucky. It mentions a dancing party hosted by Miss Dorothy Hull in Boise with Grace Gallet as guest and lists attendees. Police court notes record fines for disturbing the peace and drunks, plus a trial schedule and a return of Dr. Frank M. Sprague to Pocotello to practice in Dr. Howard’s former days location.
Idaho Democrats face a three way split on liquor policy with dry, wet and compromise factions. U S senate candidates Nugent and Hawley split on the issue, and county delegations vary, signaling a hoped balance to keep both sides aligned. Moses Alexander’s governor bid threatens if Dr. J B Morris enters the race, with Mayor Brazilla Clark also in contention. Delegates will meet in Boise on the last Tuesday in June to form platforms for each party.
Frank and Bohe with Dutch Miller return from Pebble where they spent yesterday. They report fair fishing and a pleasant trip. Mrs. Frank Singer left for Canyon City Colo to stay with son George Singer. Claude Holder, former St. Anthony manager, is released from hospital and recovering at home in Pocatello.
Real estate advertises splendid soil and irrigation water supply with a 50 000 gallon reservoir on a hill for strong pressure. Fagles' hall opens under new management with Salt Lake orchestra playing Mondays and Fridays. Electric irons offered at 3.25 dollars while supplies last.
Reading or sewing causing headache and dizziness may stem from eye strain. Proper glasses tempered by an expert can cure it. Dr E Leroy Harrison asserts his work is unequalled in the city and offers accurate optical fittings.
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