Weather Summary From Yesterday Reported
Yesterday recorded a maximum temperature of 6 degrees and a minimum below normal. Precipitation totaled 0.0 inches since January, 9.48 inches below normal. Sunshine hours reached 16 hours.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
3
Local notes from Pocatello and surrounding area
County commissioners plan a July 18 meeting. Local residents George Ross and William Burke travel through Blackfoot and American Falls while Miss Ella McFall visits from Shoshone. The school board lacked a quorum for last night. A new eight room house rises on North Hayes. Dr. Masterson plans to locate in Pocatello. Whittlesey installs an onyx fountain. The McGahan children suffer mumps. Mrs Turner relocates dressmaking to North Arthur Avenue. First Savings Bank reports 300 Home Savings accounts sold. Local youths Tom Molien and Tom Carrigan return from Mount Angel college. George Sheets, ex Salt Lake City chief of police, travels via Pocatello to St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheets
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Rich man fined for assault and stewards meeting urged
D. W. Richards, a Black man, was fined 15 and costs by Judge White for assaulting a Black woman named Bailey. He owes the money. A meeting of the Board of Stewards at the M E Church is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:30, and all stewards are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Richards
Bailey
Board of Stewards
M. EB
McCammon Merchant Ed Jacobs Reports Sheep Shearing End
Ed Jacobs visits the city and reports the completion of shearing at the local place. About 60,000 sheep yielded around 200000 rounds of wool. Bert Bennett and Bert Manassa operate Pocatello Renovating and depart for East Lake City to work as upholsterers at Short Line repair shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Jacobs
McCammon
Bert Bennett
Bert Manassa
Pocatello
East Lake City
Death at Pettie ranch hits Gee $845 herd
Harry Kinport faced bad luck with his Gee $845 team after moving them to Pettie ranch. One horse was found dead and another severely injured near a barbed wire fence. cause of death remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kinport
Pettie Ranch
Tut
Evangelist Mre Anna Palmer to Speak at Baptist Church
Mrs. Anna M. Palmer of Des Moines Iowa national evangelist of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will speak at the Baptist church Wednesday evening July 1st. Palmer a Christian worker with twenty years WCTU service invites all to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Palmer
Des Moines
Iowa
Colombian Orchestra Opens New Park Pavilion in Fall
The Colombian Orchestra completed a handsome dancing pavilion in the park and will open next Thursday night. The pavilion is described as one of the largest in the state with the best dancing floor, a much needed enterprise and a promising attractive resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soress
McMavamy Reports Kelliher couple Safe on Coast
W J McMavamy returns from coast trip and visits Mr and Mrs J J Kelliher now living near Portland where Mr Kelliher works for the U S Weather Bureau. They are well and warmly remembered here. The Columbia orchestra announces the first ball at a new pavilion on their property near pamphousre bridge. The transformed grounds include a garden shrubbery and gravel walk with a pavilion built for summer dances and future amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McMavamy
J. J. Kelliher
Portland
Kelliher
U.S. Weather Bureau Service
Weather Bureau
Columbia Orchestra
Bova
Pamphousre Bidge
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Full Body Nourishment
An advertisement touts Kodol as strengthening digestive organs to convert all eaten food into nourishing blood for nerves tissues and muscles. It claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion and stomach disorders, sold by Temple Pharmacy and H. H. Whittleey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Pharmacy
H. H. Whittleey
City Water Rules Enforce Sprinkling and Usage Limits
Pocatello Idaho water company issues rules effective June 21 1903 restricting sprinkling to quarter inch nozzle use only domestic uses allowed no waste water cannot run onto streets or adjacent lots sprinkling banned 9 30 pm to 6 30 am hydrants closed after fire alarm penalties up to 100 dollars per violation fines scale from 1 to 5 dollars and possible metering notes rescinding prior rules dated June 19 1903 signed by George Wixom superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
PocaTz
LO Water Company
Guo. Wixtzsa
Sup't
Fragmented OCR Notice From Rail Line Agent
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Denver and Rio Grande and Bio Bio Grande Western rail lines with unclear references to agents in Salt Lake City. The legible portion cites names like W. Fitzgerald and Racoon Butte and contains garbled phrases about cars and a crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Bio Bio Grande
Ee Ogatinent
W. Fitsgerald
Racoon Butte
Pasanyas
Salt Lake City
How to Roast Meat Properly from Indiana Farmer
An Indiana Farmer article instructs housekeepers on roasting meat as a baked method. It warns against washing meat, distrusts salt and pepper early, recommends a very hot oven, fat in the pan, no water, and gradual cooling. Cooking times are given per pound for rare or white through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Butterffly Centerpiece Lace Pattern Described
The article praises a butterfly centerpiece design for lace work, noting its distinctive form and broad appeal. It suggests filling opposite butterflies with same body parts, using close stitches for bodies and small wings, open stitching for large wings, and outlining or satin stitching for the antennae after the center is completed.
Etched Cardcases for Leather Goods in Women’s Craft
A brief piece on designing and making leather cardcases as a cash income for women with artistic taste and basic skill. Descriptions cover five by ten inch pieces, monograms on one half and posteriore head designs on the other, carving and burning, silk lining, and hand stitching or lacing. Custom orders cost about $2.50.
Corn Timbales From Boston Cooking School Recipe
A corny timbales recipe uses leftover corn or canned corn with two beaten eggs one and a half teaspoon melted butter and a pint of scalded milk. Bake in buttered timbale irons set in hot water in a slow oven until firm then turn onto a hot platter and garnish with parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Working Girls' Club in Cleveland Aims to Aid Shop Workers
Cleveland hosts a flourishing girls' club funded by women. It provides a meeting place with large rooms for study classes lectures and concerts for girls who work in stores and factories. The club includes a gymnasium reading room and lecture hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rosy Cheeks Facial Treatment Advertisement Remastered
A beauty note advises using tepid water to bathe the face and applying a lotion of equal parts rosewater and glycerin with a few drops of spirits of ammonia. Rub thoroughly into the skin then wipe with a soft cloth.
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Prosper
D. W. Standard
A. Anthes
Cashiba
TE First Ational Bank
C.J. Cannon the Tailor
First Nat'l Bank
B. W. Moonet
James Patton
Ad Builder
Silver Club
Per
Paseuwe
Aes. Ee
Conoral
Senate
D. C. Guruxow
Observer Weather Bureau
George Ross
Blackfoot
William Burke
American Falls
Ella McFall
J. B. Mallen
North Hayes Avenue
Dr. Masterson
Kansas City
Whittlesey
James McGahan
North Fifth Avenue
Mra
M. B. Turner
North
Arthur Avenue
First Savings Bank
Tom Molien
Tom Carrigan
Mount Angel College
Troy
Newman
Pocatello House
Brady's
Daily Bulletin
North & Douglas Clothiers and Purnishers
J. F. Kane
Winchester Magazine
Marshall É. Belcher
Masenio Tempie Har
Gallagher Bros
American Falls Water Power Go
the Bridge-Tupper CO
Cleveland Ave
J. A. Tupper
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