Pocatello merchants press for a Trail Creek road to win Arbon’s wheat
May 6, 1913 · Newspaper clipping
In 1912 and 1913 Pocatello’s businessmen and the Arbon farmers pledged money for a road over the Trail Creek divide, until a reservation right of way and a shortfall of cash stopped it.
- When
- May 6, 1913
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- As named in the article
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- Arbon
- What
- Newspaper clipping
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- Pocatello Tribune, May 6, 1913, page 1. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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- Pocatello merchants press for a Trail Creek road to win Arbon’s wheat
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The article as printed in the Pocatello Tribune, May 6, 1913, page 1. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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