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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
2
Public notice filed by The Tribune Co., Pocatello Idaho. Addressed matter enters mail system at Pocatello post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat ridicules Democratic leadership as factions diverge over free silver socialization and related goals. A Senate inquiry into admitting Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma sees party lines pull the verdict, with potential statehood before March. Meanwhile writer Hamlin Garland proposes standardized phonetic Indian names and family naming to preserve heritage.
An odd ad touts Lana's Tea promising bowel relief digestion cure blood purification complexion clear skin and weight gain with claims of 6 ry title and a price of 5 and 60 cents per heart sold by Ppraene Pawmasy.
Idaho voters cast 60 252 for governor across five candidates McLunne Morricen Republican Han t Democrat Slatery Socialist Gipson Prohibitionist Andrews Populist 207 For congress 59 607 across four candidates French Republican 32384 Hutchinson Democrat 24878 Davis Socialist 178 Seen Prohibitionist 607 The article notes a population rise from 84 385 in 1898 to 161 772 in 1900 and suggests Idaho is on the brink of substantial growth in population and wealth.
The piece notes Idaho Republicans are united for a prompt caucus vote with no factionalism and six leading hopefuls. It contrasts Kansas, where Barton and Stanley factions split the GOP, and Colorado, where Democrats hold sway but Republicans may clash over Wolcott alignment and a potential Wolcott versus anti-Wolcott race.
A medicinal ad proclaims Lane's Tea prevents foul breath by toning stomach and bowels. Sold by Sprague's Pharmacy for 5c or 60c per package.
A Mrs Gertrude KE of Muncie Indiana reports rain exposure caused a severe cough and ailment. after using One Minute Cough Cure she regained weight and found relief. The ad cites phlegm reduction cough relief and inflammation drawing as benefits and targets children as well. Bean's drug store and H Whittlesey are noted as providers.
The article promotes S. S. S. as a cure for catarrh, arguing external washes offer only temporary relief while pollutants in the blood cause ongoing inflammation. It claims cold triggers catarrh, says the medicine purifies blood and improves appetite, and invites readers to write for free advice and a book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
The original hit Hunting for Hawkins returns to the Auditorium on December 8 with its refined farcial humor and polite style. The season's Hello Bill by Willis Maxwell Goodhue opens next Friday, praised for bright humor and vivid situations.
Unclaimed mail in Otatello Idaho for week ending November 27 1902 includes Bramley Mrs Sara Belvall Wyllys Banze Mrs Della Boyle Mra M J Coburn John D Copeland Leonard Copeland BF Carter Miss M Davenport Miss Cec Duffy Walter Franz Christian Foster Mrs May Finehant 0 B Graham James Hansford John J Hales Miss M KE Hawk Mra L M Johnson Rebecca Gean Maude Mr Maloney MJ Mullaney Joseph McIntosh J WilOn McKinnon Mame Nelson E W Strange Harry Rinker Manford Schneider Fred J Smead RC Smith Will Warner F G Warner N J Wiley Wilkes Walker J Ball Postmaster.
The administrator of Thomas Forrest deceased will sell privately to the highest cash bidder all his estate in a lot 10, block 503 in Pocatello Idaho. Bids due by 4 p m sale day at designated locations. 10 percent to accompany bids. sale subject to probate court confirmation. Deed at purchaser expense.
Sheriff Martin D. Rice will auction county lands in Bannock County Idaho at the Pocatello courthouse door on November 26 1902 starting at 10 am. Parcels include multiple blocks and lots within Pocatello with undivided halves in some parcels. Deed costs are borne by the purchaser. sale postponed to November 10 per notice.
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