Daily Tribune Circulates In Pocatello Idaho
The Daily Tribune is published each evening by carrier in Pocatello Idaho. All complaints of whatsoever nature should be made at the office at once. Entered at the post office at Pocatello Idaho for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
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Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
The
Tribune
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Yellowstone
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Elpace Pocatello
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All Ponte West
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Nest
St. Anthony
Mpocatalo
Bryan's Charm Across Elections
Life magazine weighs in on William Jennings Bryan noting his lasting appeal as stability in shifting times. The piece highlights his steady persona, recurring baldness, and a budget of propositions, portrayed as riding the Democratic donkey to defeat.
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Bryan
Life
Times
Nampa Republicans Back James H. Brady for Governor
Delegates to the Canyon county Republican convention in Nampa endorsed James H. Brady for governor. They pledged to urge Canyon county delegates to support Brady at the state convention in Boise.
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Nampa
Leader-Herald
Dewey Palace
James H. Brady
Idaho
J. Brady
Republican Party
Canyon County
Boise
Brady
Shall the People Rule Bryan Speech Highlights Campaign Question
Ogden Journal reports Bryan framing the campaign around the question Shall the People Rule The piece cites Roosevelt 7.622 million votes Parker 5.078 million and argues Republicans must answer Yes with a strong rallying call in the context of the election stakes.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Mr. Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Ogden Journal
Fool Occupations and The Public Service Test
A New York report describes a sensational job: volunteers stand or lie on streetcar tracks to be scooped by moving fenders for test purposes. Winners earn two dollars a day while researchers seek the best Fender for city lines, though risks include serious injury and even death.
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New York
Public Service Commission
Fool occupations spark city revenue from odd jobs
The city has a growing list of so called fool occupations including men paid two dollars for rockings and demonstrations of an alleged non capsizable boat. The public benefits if this quirky earnings trend declines as the fool who rocks the boat may still make money from his propensities.
Editorial opinion on Idaho Democratic split in Challis Messenger
The article mockingly notes two Democratic tickets in Idaho this year and argues that unity would improve chances. It suggests Idaho Democracy ought to remove Boise City bosses and implies division hurts the party more than it helps.
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Challis
Democratic Party
Idaho
Democracy United
Dubois
Hawley
Boise
Those Tears a Retrospect Poem Recalled in Tears
A lyric meditation on tears as a pure sign of love and sorrow. The speaker recalls a beloved’s tears as crystalline rain that dissolves distance and seals eternal unity. The verse portrays innocence, yearning, and memory through repeated references to tears and hidden emotion.
Answer to who wrote The night hath a thousand eyes
A brief note from the Philadelphia Press attributes the line The night hath a thousand eyes to a named oculist. The exchange frames the author as a poet whose identity remains uncertain as of the publication.
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Philadelphia Press
Last Special Offer Triples Votes on Subscriptions
A dramatic voting push unfolds as Tribune readers flood in subscriptions. The paper triples ballots for every subscription during a limited period and adds a 25 000 vote bonus for top performers in each district. Contest rules, dates, and tally methods outlined with emphasis on fairness and secrecy.
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Miss Olive
McLaughlin
Fust
Della Cooper
Dempsey
Laurenson
Flora Pond
Thatcher
Corbett
Eastman
Tribune
the Tribune
Daily Tribune
Labor Saving
A humorous clipped note quotes Carl saying he cannot look for work due to a stiff neck, joked about by file gende Blatter. The item reflects lighthearted daily life humor and satirical tone.
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Carl
Filegende Blatter
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An ad asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous membranes and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with circulation requests.
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Hall
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