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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
11
Spanish War veterans urged to meet at the fire hall on July 4 in full uniform to parade and entertain veterans. Decorators and merchants plan extensive exterior decoration with prizes for best storefronts and a strong push to welcome Bannock county’s soldiers home.
The Commercial club in Pocatello has opened a motor park with campers kitchen and lavatories, located on Tenth Avenue between Center and West Clark. The site offers free camping for travelers to Yellowstone and other areas, with signs to guide motorists and residents asked to help maintain order.
Promote liver health and ease bilious disorders with Chamberlain's Tablets. They aim to restore appetite and banish dull, stupid feelings, offering quick relief.
Soldiers in Weimar were arrested on charges of planning to arrest and murder Philip Scheidemann former premier. The alleged plot targeted him for Monday evening according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
A government surveyor long ago predicted vast oil activity in Southern Idaho's Raft river basin where drilling is set to begin in July. Oasis Oil Company builds a derrick as oil fever grips local pioneers and nearby towns like Pocatello eye potential leases and prospects.
Governor Yager approves a joint resolution authorizing the insular government to reimburse 70 percent of harbor development expenses up to 1.2 million dollars. Refunds begin only after work is completed, due to projected cost increases from dredging and reclaiming fow lands. The act follows assurances in Washington that the federal government will fund dredging after insular costs rise.
Advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children noting it is prompt effective contains no opium or narcotics and is pleasant to take.
Army Food Mission and American Red Cross report prices in Nish and Pirot show bread at $1 per loaf and clothing costs up to $240 for a suit. Bulgarians have taken clothing and bedding. many people wear burlap. Typhus outbreaks spread across multiple towns with Red Cross teams deploying nurses and doctors to assist. Mosquito netting influx aids fly plague efforts.
Public land notice for Nels D. Nelson filed August 3 1914 for sections in Boise Meridian with proof due August 4 1918 witnessed by J Cathey M A Richmond F Farnworth T Hopper. Also probate notice in Bannock County Idaho for Mary Ellen Shea estate by administrator W H Witty demanding creditors file within ten months at Pioneer Building Pocatello Idaho.
Washington June 25 after two hours of debate the senate foreign relations committee did not settle on the Fall of New Mexico resolution to declare a state of peace with Germany and adjourned without action.
Denver reports Governor Shoup announced a meeting in mid October for the legislature to ratify suffrage. The plan sets a specific timeframe for when lawmakers will tackle the issue.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease is internal. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading physicians, it combines tonics and blood purifiers to treat catarrh. testimonials available. 75c for family pills.
Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian communist council orders general mobilization of all workmen. Military situation described as unfavorable with low troop morale cited from Paris dated June 25.
Dublin reports a sharp rise in illicit whisky activity as high taxes drive potheen making. In the past year authorities uncovered 412 illegal distilling plants in Ireland, with only two found in England.
The Bannock county Idaho board schedules road improvement funding from the National Forestry and Good Roads offices with matching forest service and post road status. Special sessions were called to authorize transfer of school funds to Franklin county districts and to hear petitions for new herd districts near Meammon and McCammon.
Private sale advertised for estate of James F. Kane Bannock County Idaho. Administrators Lyman Fargo and George E Schaeffer list multiple parcels in Pocatello including lots 15 16 17 in blocks 528 507 433 373 and 451 plus a four story brick building. Sale to be held on or after July 5 1919 with terms cash or 50 percent down.
The Bannock County Board of Commissioners denied the petition to create a William Watt herd district after a June 3 1919 hearing. The board found a majority of qualified electors favored against the district and concluded it was not in residents best interests to form the herd district. Chairman Harvey and Clerk Pomeroy presided and attested the denial.
FOR SALE 334 acre hay ranch stock tools and household goods walk out deal 150 cattle 1% horses wagons harness saddles tools yields over 200 tons of hay adjoining best range in Jackson's Hole Irrigated with unlimited water supply good improvements money maker 650000 one half cash balance to suit purchaser at S percent J H Dailey Elk Wyoming jy6 FOR SALE Rabbits Phone 8 R 2%
City of Pocatello Idaho invites sealed bids for three bond issues totaling 99 000 in street paving sidewalk and bridge bonds to be dated June 15 1919. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually in gold coin with redemption options after June 16 1929. Bids due July 7 1919 with 20 000 certified check as bid security.
Notices from the Department of the Interior in Blackfoot and Pocatello Idaho dated June 7 1919 announce homestead filings and locations for Jack Kaufhols and Jacob Cook with witnesses listed. Court filings include divorce case Wray versus Wray and Staples versus Staples, and a sheriff sale detailing land in Bannock County tied to a 1918 judgment against Robert L Hardwick with a sale date August 1 1919.
Notice states summons served within the District or elsewhere sets twenty days to answer. If no appearance and answer, plaintiff will seek judgment as prayed. District Court dated June 8 1919. Clerk W Pomeroy and Deputy Lillian Spongberg. Peterson Coffin attorneys for plaintiff Pocatello Idaho.
Idaho summons directed at Josie Stalker from Philip Stalker for divorce alleging marriage, cruelty, and residence details. Court date set with twenty days within district or forty elsewhere, issued June 6, 1919, by Deputy Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho May 10 1919 notices Arther E Fox of Pocatello Idaho 621 South Grant filed on October 18 1917 sworn statement to purchase Lot 2 5SE% NW Section 36 Township 7 South Range 36 East Boise Meridian timber thereon valued at 798 12 final proof to be given July 17 1919 before Register and Receiver protest or contest allowed before patent issues by filing affidavits in this office
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