Knickerbocker Wins Alaska Steamship General Manager Post
Frederick H Knickerbocker, longtime Pocatello resident, advances to general manager of the Alaska Steamship Company. The piece lauds his quiet, dependable character and broad managerial abilities and notes the community’s warm regard as he moves to a wider sphere of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hile
Frederick H. Knickerbooks
Pocatello
Alaska Steamship Company
Ae Cailreader
Rose
Fred Koeickerboeker
Community effort boosts western town spirit
The author urges shared work and quick action to host visitors, urging local groups to connect with the Chamber of Commerce and avoid apathy. Emphasizing personal contact, cooperative spirit, and timely engagement, the piece argues that sustained, lively involvement builds lasting communal structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocatoleo
Rach Felow
George
Commonwealth
Chamber of Commerce
When Politics Turns To Pique In Distracted Times
The piece laments seasonal political venom as campaigns breed hot air and dirty plots. It argues many claim virtue while others corrupt the process and people fear the public may lose faith if they cannot speak up.
Moses Again Talks Taxation and Political Ambition
The text portrays Moses criticizing taxation while contrasting with others who support taxes as investments. It argues he offers no remedies for debt from his prior administration and notes ongoing robberies in the state. It likens Idaho to a stemijohn and mentions liquor raids near the Canadian line.
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Moses
Idaho
Stemijohn
The Search for Pussy Purr Mew Ends in a Kitten
Helen and Warren scour the city for their missing cat Pussy Purr Mew after three days. A late-night lead leads to a basement, a false alarm, and a wary rescue of a hungry kitten. A policeman orients the couple as Warren rebukes Helen but the night ends with a new pet and a weary truce.
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Galilivantin
Warren
Helen
Euddy
Sielen
Jove
Itelen
Curtis
Ben
Kitty
Awew
War
Crickets Meet Water Beetle And Move From Meadow
Creekidy and Ricket Cricket explore near the millpond and meet Mrs. Whirligig Beetle who demonstrates water beetle breathing by standing on her head. The crickets reconsider living near the millpond and decide to stay closer to the meadow despite the beetles’ appeal.
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Quarlern
Thia
Talaed
Creekidy
Cricket
Creekidy Cricket
Mrs. Whirligig Beetle
Ricket Cricket
Capgrigt
Newpaper Feetere Servier, Inc
Tribune Announces Political Announcements Policy
The Pocatello Tribune will publish political announcements for all candidates under appropriate headings. Some items will run in every issue until the primaries at a cost of eight dollars for county candidates and fifteen dollars for state or district candidates. The Tribune provides candidates cards and placard materials and solicits political advertising business.
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THE
Pocatello Tribune
Ical News
Buntay
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Pocatilo
Tribune i
Serance
Advange
the Tribune CO
William Wallin
Nicholas Ift
Chas. G. Sumner
Tribune
Sheriff Jack Blake Seeks Bannock County Sheriff Nomination
Sheriff Jack Blake, a former serviceman, runs as a Republican candidate in Bannock County seeking voter support at the August 1 primary.
Socrates Instructs for Superintendent Post in Anrock County
Nora A. Boyum, Republican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Anrock County, seeks the primary election on August 1, 1922. The notice outlines slate under the Republican ticket and requests voter support in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora A. Boyum
Justice of the Peace Candidate in Pocatello Primary
Justice of the Peace T. O. Smitty seeks the post in the Pocatello precinct on the fee ticket as voters decide at the August 1 primary.
Houde Seeks Re election as Justice of the Peace
E G Houde Republican candidate for re election as justice of the peace at Pocatello precinct subject to the voters will at the primary on August 1.
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Justice OF the Peace
E. G. Houde
Pocatello
A. T. Marsinall
Pocatello Precinet
Marsinall Seeks Justice of the Peace Seat in Pocatello
A. T. Marsinall runs on the Republican ticket for Justice of the Peace in the Pocatello precinct, subject to voters in the January election.
Clerk District Court R. C. Earley Runs in Primary
R. C. Earley is a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Baeasee County. The primary election is set for August 1, 1922, with voters in the county deciding the nomination.
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R. C. Earley
Baeasee County
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Fred H. Knckerbocker
Bocies
Stirling Coal and Ice Co
Helen and
Mretoo
Siricn
Milly
Jack Blake
Bannock County
Socrates
T. O. Smitty
Fee
Bort
Hez Heck
Willy
California
Pocatello Lumber Company
Pocatello’s
Benton and
South Second Avenue
J. W. Hopkins
Salt Lake
Pressed Brick Co
J. F. Murray
Grant Ave
Bibbine-Wileen School of Music and Dancing
W. Lewis
Gt. Morth Bldg
Torreteulta
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
South Lankership Gardens
Charles C. Chilson Company
Hollywood, California
New Idaho Coal and Ice Co
Teak Welle
Maaeere
Inter - Mountain
Auto Top
Western Auto Top & Awning Co
East
Oes Street
Creare
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
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