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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
5
Fragmentary dialogue references a so called new plan with phrases like Gets it for Corns and Simple Sure as Fate. The garbled text mentions languages and disdain for remedies such as salves tapes plasters and ointments.
The Chicago dated report shows the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urging a quick investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into railroad wage tensions. During a national referendum closing June 19, 366 member organizations voted, with a majority favoring the call for an immediate investigation and report.
The city orders all residents to gather waste on their premises and place it in cans or barrels at the rear not the alley. Sanitation wagons will collect garbage one to three times weekly in each district and strict inspections will be made. W. F. Howard city health officer.
Salt Lake City June 27 Idaho shows 80 men enrolled for the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Douglas August 1 to September 16. Recruits come from Pocatello Payette Blowout with several named individuals and a note that total enrollments will rise to about 250 with Oregon Short Line supplying names. Captain W E Wallace of the 20th Infantry promises further information to interested citizens.
An old classified style ad from Buffalo New York promotes Dean's Kidney Pills to residents of Pocatello. It claims kidney weakness causes headaches and low mood, with a testimonial from Mrs. A. F. Martin of 9417 N Harrison Ave Pocatello. The notice urges readers to buy the product at dealers and notes FosterMilburn Co as proprietors.
Notice to Hans Christensen of Pocatello Idaho that J A KE Zener of Pocatello purchased lots two and three in block 470 in Pocatello Bannock county. Taxes paid totaled 5.50 with penalties and costs. redemption deadline noted as October 1 1916. If unpaid by then a deed will be sought.
Notice declares a regular stockholders meeting of the Pocatello Realty and Investment Company in Bannock County Idaho at Gray and Gray offices 215 North Main Street Pocatello on Monday July 3 1916 at 8 PM. The agenda includes electing a board of directors and other business. Dated June 16 1916.
Notice to all dog owners that licenses may be secured from James J. Stuart or the chief of police. Dogs found running at large without tax will be taken up and handled according to law. George W. Smith, Chief of Police.
Local note advertises five cents per buneb at the Tribun office. Small-town promotion line hints at a penny-pinching sale or sale of buns.
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