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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune cites delivery details for Pocatello Idaho and instructs readers to bring any complaints to the office promptly. It notes post office transmission as second class matter and records the paper’s entry point.
The Shoshone journal urges the Republican county convention at Rupert on August 22 to back Jas H Brady of this city for governor. It praises his business and political leadership in southeastern Idaho, calling him capable, clean, and deserving of Lincoln County’s unanimous endorsement.
The Long Island railroad seeks a schedule change with morning trains 15 minutes later and afternoon trains 15 minutes earlier to shorten city day. A New York World report notes strong voter support. Observers compare New York’s fast pace to European views and discuss leisure, spending, and the impact of flexible hours on business.
Col Watterson consoles a Peerleaf contender described as a loser, noting in his remarks that the individual has a little better prospects ahead and urging continued effort despite the setback.
The Coeur d Alene Sun notes comments saying Mr Taft is a gentleman of noble character and merit. The piece suggests the Taft endorsement brings encouragement to the Bryan camp and highlights official service and unblemished reputation.
Hundreds of coupons and subscription ballots pile up as four leaders stay in the race. Voters are urged to accumulate daily votes through triple points this week and next, with Aug. 24 as the pivotal deadline.
The President's use of expert investigations into country life supports his aim to elevate citizenship. The Kansas City Star notes farmers uphold democracy, resist ballot fraud, and favor moral, local politics, urging policies to attract farm life and keep rural youth at home.
Editorial opinion from the Coeur d Alene Sun notes Idaho Democrats expect a strong year and propose two state tickets. The piece suggests the plan may strain party unity and test harmony within the party.
A poem reflects a inner longing described as a frail yet guiding breath. It portrays ideals as a meteor and beacon that push even the weak to strive toward a distant goal, lasting to the last heart-beat in the struggle to reach the heavens.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised to cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine. Temple Pharmacy promotes the product as a guaranteed solution.
An advertisement promotes American Pilsener Beer as boosting appetite and digestion, enriching the blood, and aiding restful sleep. It claims to stimulate the appetite, support digestion, and induce sound sleep.
An ad-style snippet promotes Ballards Snow Liniment as a remedy to keep men and women free from rheumatism aches and pains and to keep muscles and joints limber attributed to Mrs A L Cook urging use.
An excursion to North Beach near Portland set for August 21 offers a sea trip with 0.8 L tickets. Passes are limited to a 15 day window for purchase and use.
Mrs Mary Lee of rural route Zanesville Ohio writes that her husband James Lee credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life. He suffered severe lung issues and nearly faced consumption but recovered after using the remedy. The ad promotes the cough and lung medicine as effective with a guaranteed stock location Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Pocatello and McCammon Idaho and a free trial bottle offer.
An advertisement claims Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restores natural bowel action. It emphasizes mild pleasant use, no nausea, and urges refusing substitutes from Temple Pharmacy.
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