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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
5
The weather report for Idaho indicates showers tonight and on Thursday. Yesterday’s figures show a midnight to midnight period with a high of 71 and a low of 47, mean 59, above normal by 13, and a total precipitation of .34 inches in the last 24 hours and 1.67 since January 1. William Bell, observer.
Residents and visitors populate the Pocatello area with brief stays and moves. James H. Brady returns from Idaho Falls. Emma Falk from Anaconda visits her sister Mrs. W N McCarty in Boise. Rev Barton of Boise slated to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. local chapter meeting of R A M tonight. Sanford Wolfe of Chicago visiting the Goldwaters with J Floersheim Co. representation. Miss Mary Jones ill with Ida Johnson filling in at Holmes ice cream. Deputy Sheriff Barnett McGarvey back from McCammon after serving papers. Fred McCracken in Boise visiting. John P Congdon of the Short Line travels to Kemmerer on official business. Miss Alice Fitzpatrick of Salt Lake visits the Carvellis. Charles Rose heads to Green Lake Washington to visit parents. Fred Willetts and Oscar Johansen from Idaho Falls in town to serve as jurors. A M Quigley visits his brother Sheriff D T Quigley. ex-senator Fred T Dubois passes through town after Jefferson Day in Weiser. Mrs Kinport receives postmistress appointment notice from Congressman French.
Maurice Lewis of Baltimore traveling salesman for a shoe house is in Pocatello from his San Francisco headquarters where his bride Miss Rose Falk from this city resides. The report places him in town as part of a broader note on local events and people.
Mrs Chris Armstrong opens a hat shop at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe, inviting all ladies to visit and view a line of hats of all kinds.
If you want to have your suit made in style, go to A. J. Cibulka, upstairs 240 W. Center, Phone 342.
A local retailer expands inventory with a complete Edison records collection from A. B. Chaffee & Co. Bookstore Pharmacy. The notice highlights new musical offerings and the store’s continued broadening of its catalog.
The Republic city seeks funds and a speaker for a special Decoration day program at McNichols and Wright hall. Citizens and the Grand Army committee invite public contributions to ensure a comfortable, well organized celebration. This notice is dated April 13, 1908.
Syracuse builder W. A. Ennis endorses Mi o na Stomach Tablets claiming a week of use cured indigestion and return to work. Ad promotes a 50 cent box through Mrs. A. L. Cook with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
Idaho offers about 3500 acres of agricultural land at public auction on April 18 1908 at 10 a m in the Fremont County Court House. Land appraised 10 to 11 dollars per acre with payment plans: lands at or below 25 dollars per acre require a tenth down plus first year interest, cash sale, then sixteen or eighteen years at 6 percent. higher priced lands require two tenths down, first year interest, cash, then sixteen annual installments at 6 percent. No land sells below appraised value. M I Church Register.
The Pocatello Con M M and S Co Idaho will sell by public auction on April 25 1908 at 8 pm at its office in Pocatello to cover delinquent assessments on stock held by Jerome Borer W F Gualke and others Auction covers one tenth of a cent per share levied February 1 1908 plus advertising and sale costs W Odell Secretary. A separate ad promotes McGee s Baby Elixir claiming weight gain and digestive aid sold by Mrs A L Cook.
Rueblmann & Son advertises bulk seeds for spring planting including kaffir corn and cow peas. Located at 2nd Ave, contact number 1218 and phone 47-Red. Local field and garden seed supplier offering dry land varieties.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy improves appearance and health by toning the system. It asserts the product cures backache nervous exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles and urges starting use at Temple Pharmacy today.
Hundreds of performers keep Ballard's Snow Liniment on hand for rheumatism sprains sore throat lame backs and other pains. Available from Mrs A L Cook in bottles priced 20c 60c and 1.00.
Readable text shows Kane’s grocery advertising eastern dam meat cut sold at 13 cents per pound. The brief note lacks additional context such as date or location beyond the store name.
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