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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
2
Notice indicates a semi weekly publication frequency and a one year term with post office transmission in Pocatello Idaho. It states the paper is entered at the local post office as second class matter and references payment timing requirements.
A critical editorial tracing the rise of Bryanism within the Democratic Party, condemning personal gain and insincerity. The piece laments the party’s drift toward self-interest, cites Independence and Rooseveltian factions, and questions the legacy of democracy under evolving leadership. It recalls Lincoln’s aphorism on fooling people.
The Boise gathering is expected to nominate James H. Brady by acclamation and reelect U S Senator Heyburn. Congressman French also looks to win renomination. Belle Chamberlain faces no opposition for state superintendent. Robert Bragaw carries strong support for state auditor, while Hastings faces partisan attacks.
The article argues for re nominations and lists candidates for attorney general mine inspector lieutenant governor and state chairman. It forecasts strong support for Taft Brady and a large majority possibly around thirty thousand. It notes competition among several candidates in the southeast and north and hints at political strength in Oneida Custer Bear Lake and Wallace areas.
The note urges obtaining a case of American Pilsener Beer and consuming it regularly to observe purported health benefits. No scientific backing or professional guidance is provided, making the claim dubious and potentially misleading.
In spring we will carry a complete line of nursery stock including shade trees fruit trees hardy shrubs and rose plants at Pocatello Idaho on North Sixteenth Avenue.
The undersigned states he has authorized no one to collect bills on his behalf and warns the public against a man claiming such authority. L. M. Hopson.
The Buise Statesman and Lewiston Tribune rail against State Treasurer Hastings and other officials. The paper questions GOP motives, endorses rivals, and argues the attacks may backfire by strengthening Hastings and Lansdon for re nomination and re election.
A rush of boosters rides the Brady Special toward the Idaho state convention at Boise. The scene features southeastern supporters, with belief that James H. Brady is the only fit governor candidate and that his nomination is all but assured. The booster crowd hopes the convention adopts a strong ticket that solidifies Republican control.
Payette Independent condemns the Statesman for criticizing Treasurer Hastings while noting the state depository law has existed over three years. It points out Hastings earned $40,000 for the state versus $13,000 by his predecessor and questions the moral sheet’s motives over a bond security dispute with Boise’s First National Bank.
U S L operates daily excursions to Payette Lakes from June 20 through September 30. Passengers have a thirty day limit from the date of sale. See agents for rates and further particulars.
A building lot in Downey Idaho’s new town is advertised for sale in September. The notice highlights parcel details and availability for prospective buyers interested in local development opportunities.
East Poland Maine resident M W Stone praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sore feet and a range of injuries including burns and cuts. The product is sold with guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon for 25 cents.
The notice advertises a Yellowstone Park excursion on September 3 with hotel, stage, and railroad fare included. It states this will be the last excursion of the 1908 season and directs readers to the O. & S. L. agents for rates and details.
An article extols the table beverage as equal to food and drink and credits it with aiding digestion, highlighting its dual role in meals and health.
Bannock County conducts teachers examination for eighth grade certificates at Academy of Idaho on August 27 28 and 29. Grace Loughran County Superintendent urges candidates to prepare. Holmes & Co offer cold drinks while Downey Idaho advertises the Great Carey Act land opening September 7 with special ticket rates. Foley's Kidney Remedy claims cure for kidney or bladder trouble available at Temple Pharmacy.
A local advertisement touts a good soft drink that leaves customers feeling refreshed at Holmes & Co, highlighting its refreshing quality and appeal to shoppers seeking a quick pick me up.
A hot summer day drives the thirsty to seek cool drinks and the best refreshment. A glass of American Pilsener Beer is praised as the peak delight for quenching thirst, offering superior coolness and satisfaction.
An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as free of narcotics and a remedy for teething discomfort and upset stomachs. It also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder irregularities, urging mothers to seek Temple Pharmacy for treatment.
Pursuant to the Republican State Central Committee a Republican State Nominating Convention will convene in Boise Idaho on September 1 1908 at 11 am. Delegates from counties are named and county committees are urged to arrange primaries and county conventions for delegate selection. James H Brady chairman Addison T Smith secretary.
A listing notes finest rooms opening in the city at Carl yle North Main. The notice emphasizes available accommodations and location but provides no further details on price or dates.
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