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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello states evening delivery by carrier and directs all complaints of any nature to be made at the office immediately.
The Weiser Signal doubts the Bryan Kern Democratic ticket can win Indiana or the presidency. It notes Bryan’s prior defeats and Kern’s two failed Indiana gubernatorial bids. It argues Indiana leans Republican, quoting past margins and skepticism over Kern's impact on electoral votes.
A short note presents the plavola stove as a solution to household service needs. It highlights efficiency and novelty of the device, implying it could reduce labor or simplify household management. The text reads as a promotional blurb with minimal details.
Idaho Press notes a Supreme Court dispute over party name factions and criticizes party infighting. Nampa Leader comments on Bryan and demagoguery, Caldwell Tribune reviews Wallace field results and compares candidates, Whitwell, Alexander, and McClear are discussed, and Canyon county Democrats question Rice’s sidelining and Nugent’s chairmanship.
The article surveys New Zealand as a British dependency with a population near one million, a constitutional government under crown officials, and substantial resources. It notes the Boer War contribution, infrastructure, agriculture, and industry including gold and coal, as well as social reforms such as woman suffrage and progressive taxation, while mentioning wildlife and native peoples.
A poem praising fatherhood with a four year old son marked by blue eyes and golden curls. The verses celebrate happiness, love, and the sunny days a dad enjoys regardless of weather as expressed in a lyrical tone from Los Yeni ta Express.
An advertisement urges readers not to idle with rheumatism and minor aches. It claims Ballard's Snow Liniment rubs in to relieve the first twinge of pain, asserting relief will appear, as endorsed by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Nine days remain for contestants to maximize votes with triple voting. Subscriptions must be in by Aug 24 to count, with final counting Aug 26 by Pocatello judges. Winners will be announced after the tally and trips arranged to Yellowstone Park.
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