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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
2
Payment in advance offers lower rates for subscriptions to the Pocatello Tribune. The notice lists pricing options by duration including one year, half year, three months, and one month with a semi weekly plan also available.
On September 7 a large land opening at Downey will inaugurate Bannock county's first Carey act irrigation project. It will house 500 families on 40 acre fixed units with an initial 20 000 acres. The area is praised for fertility and prosperity with high yields and diverse fortunes.
A letter defends State Treasurer Hastings against the Statesman, arguing there was never an agreement to require indemnity bonds from banks holding collection accounts. It accuses the paper of false reporting, explains banks charge exchange on deposits, and notes Hastings uses bank funds until receipts clear.
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle Washington runs June 1 to October 16 1909. Publicity notes say the fair is 65 percent complete as of August 1 with ten months left to finish.
The Seattle exposition plans a grand opening with $800,000 capital, $200,000 county aid, and about one hundred buildings including state and private exhibits. Government funding of $600,000 will showcase Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines with practical Pacific west development. Oregon California Washington participate. life and motion exhibits anticipated. Pay Streak amusement to replace older forms. Seattle offers ample hotels and easy transport to draw visitors in 1909.
Downey Idaho hosts a Great Carey Act land opening on September 7 with a special rate. Bee ticket agents will handle entries and provide information to prospective settlers.
The text touts Budweiser as the most popular beer worldwide. It notes lower dealer profit due to brewery costs yet claims sales surpass other bottled beers, asserting widespread recognition of its superiority.
Notice to all members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to meet in special session at the hall on Thursday August 27 at 8 o clock p m. to hear the Grand Aerie representatives A A Cohn and C A Boyd. Important matters will be discussed refreshments will be served signed A R Higson W P D J Elrod W See y
A brief notice describes finest rooms available in the city located at Car lyle on North Main Street. The snippet notes high quality accommodations and convenient downtown access for potential renters.
F. J. Alexander of Alexander Optical is expected to return around September 1 after a period away. The article notes his leadership role and the company’s plans upon his return.
An advertisement asserts McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and promotes it as a safe cure for upset stomachs bowels and fretfulness in teething infants. It is signed by Mrs. A L Cook.
The undersigned announces he has authorized no one to collect bills for him and warns the public against a man claiming such authority. L. M. Hopson.
In a hot summer scene a parched throat seeks relief and finds the ultimate refreshment in a glass of American Pilsener Beer. The description elevates beer as the peak delight for both thirsty men and women.
A building lot in Downey Idaho at the new town site is offered for sale with an intended sale date in September. Details include location of the plot and terms of purchase. Contact local real estate agents for exact parcel information and price.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar gives immediate relief to asthma sufferers and has cured cases that resisted other treatments. It markets as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung trouble with no harmful drugs and is offered by Temple Pharmacy.
Schedule lists daily trips via 0 8 L from June 20 to September 30. Passengers may ride for thirty days from date of sale. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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