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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune lists prepaid rates for subscriptions including one year and half year options with discounts for advance payments. The Daily Tribune is delivered every evening by carrier in Pocatello and complaints should be made at the office. Entered at the post office as second class matter.
In Pocatello city hall Alderman Bistline failed to secure a second for hiring Engineer Kelsey of Salt Lake to draw up preliminary plans for a municipal water system at $1000. The motion was held, a report on water supply expected, and The Tribune urged delaying the issue until a more capable council can negotiate with the water company.
The Chronicle front observes a grim remedy for vagrants, urging state regulation and no work-no-eat camps with fair pay, arguing no danger to job seekers and that magistrates prefer shifting the burden, a contemptuous stance echoed by constituents.
East Oregonian urges police to investigate alleged illicit alcohol by veterans once known for drinking in saloons. The piece argues old timers may now secretly obtain liquor early in the morning at the same places and quantities, under the new whiskey injunction.
The August 1908 interest on state funds totaled 1653.53 dollars. This brings the incumbency total for State Treasurer Hastings to 35060.73 dollars as of September 1, 1908, and the treasurer informed the Tribune of the figures.
The Boise Stateman has criticized the state treasurer, but Hastings will remain in office. The paper argues the record justifies continuation, noting no previous actions before a $13,000 matter. The decision is presented as strengthened by the attacks.
The State presses editorial critique of campaigns. Lansdon and the state treasurer face insinuations, while supporters note honest, efficient service and no scandal. The piece argues against accusations based on campaign rhetoric from Boise Capital News and defends official integrity amid political attacks.
Carey Act land opening set for September 7 in Downey Idaho with special rate. Dr. Alexander of Alexander Dibblee Optical Co Salt Lake City will be at office room 2 Carlyle Saturday afternoon and evening for optical consultations. Patients and others seeking expert optical work invited.
A brief notice highlights available rooms in the city at the Carlisle on North Main Street. Details are limited in the fragment.
F. J. Alexander of the Alexander Optical company is expected to return about September 1. The note notes a planned return date and the executive’s association with the firm.
An advertisement asserts McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and offers a proven remedy for disturbed stomachs bowels and fretfulness in teething infants. It contrasts with other syrups that allegedly include opium or narcotics. Manufactured under Mrs. A L Cook.
The undersigned declares no agent has authority to collect his bills and warns the public about a man claiming such power. M. Hopson.
A summer scene highlights American Pilsener Beer as the ideal cool and wet refreshment for the thirsty man or woman seeking relief on a hot day.
A building lot in the new town site of Downey Idaho is offered on sale Sept 5. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the property and submit bids. The sale promises a chance to secure a prime plot in the developing community.
The Bonner county Republican convention endorsed directly for U S senator, praising Senator Heyburn and Hon James H Brady. Bonner delegates pledge Boise support for Heyburn at the state convention, seen as near certain endorsement. Brady is viewed as a strong future governor and favored by the far north county.
Advertisement notes daily U S L excursions to Payette Lakes from June 20 until September 30 with a thirty day limit from date of sale. Readers are told to see agents for rates and further particulars.
An advert repeats H H Whittlesey and Budweiser claims as the world’s most popular beer, noting high sales and Brewery costs to dealers. It promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy from Temple Pharmacy as a treatment for kidney and bladder troubles.
Idaho Falls veteran Mr. Brady, a major Idaho builder and Republican organizer, is praised for loyalty, business integrity, and vigor. The passage portrays him as a non trickster leader who fights on party lines, with aggressive ideas and executive ability, ready to enter the state house as a steadfast advocate for Idaho.
Mrs. A. L. Cook endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy to keep men and women free from rheumatics pains and to maintain flexible muscles and joints. This brief ad-like snippet emphasizes daily use for active elderly and general aches.
Roy Porter will meet the train daily at Island Park station to transport fishermen to his renowned Island Park fishing resort.
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