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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
2
Public notice from the Pisatello Tribune in Pocatello Idaho states complaints of any nature should be made at the office promptly.
New York corporate leaders see signs of a looming recession in the anti-trust wave. They expect continued regulation but hope for gradual modification of harsh rules. They cite Swift & Company’s readmission to Texas as evidence of easing, while noting no change in the National Packing directorate amid broad beef-trust concerns.
A New Yorker invents trousers with six oversized pockets intended to aid shoplifting. Police arrest the inventor after finding two unpaid overcoats three shirts and a pair of shoes on him. The case suggests limited use due to police scrutiny and likely punishment.
Idaho lawmakers predict a strong direct primary measure, with wide public demand and retention of party organization as a key feature. The bill aims to blend the best points from other states while avoiding noted defects such as those in the Oregon law.
Governor-elect Brady questions a special session proposal and may call lawmakers if needed. He notes code revision will take time during the Tenth session and suggests handling it early to allow members to focus on other matters in the regular session. The extra session is costly and causes pause.
A call to subscribe to the National Woolgrowers convention presents an occasion to secure a handsome and valuable gift for supporters. The appeal stresses benefits and timely action for members and associates.
The article urges Idaho citizens, especially in Pocatello, to support a statewide prosperity drive tied to a sheep men gathering and business growth. It notes James H. Wallis will open the upcoming tenth Idaho legislative session and mentions Governor-elect Brady backing a Carey act land commission.
A Louisville businessman narrates how he chauffeured and staged his own reception for a young man calling on his daughter. He advises fathers to avoid overdoing hospitality for male visitors who can walk back to the station if needed.
Despite pressure around holiday deal talk there is no evidence that any members-elect of Idaho’s legislature are compromised or prioritizing personal gain. The article stresses integrity amid ongoing discussions.
The Tri bune advert pages spotlight gifts and holiday bargains. Local retailers feature seasonal deals, special offers, and selection highlights designed to attract shoppers this Christmas season.
The football season ends while skating and other activities head the fatalities, signaling a surge in deadly incidents as colder weather arrives.
Gen Clarence Edwards recalls an Irish corporal exacting revenge on a cranky post commander who governed with whitewash zeal. The commander's pet flamingo, disliked by troops, ends up painted white after a weather shelter order, triggering a heated outburst and a comic scene in Havana bound duties.
Five room house on two lots on corner and close in. New six room brick house two lots with easy terms. Five room house in splendid location. Four room frame house two lots. Three room house two lots on corner. Warehouse, business and residential lots at attractive prices. Contact GRAY & GRAY.
Useful and fancy articles suitable for Christmas presents offered at reasonable prices at a sale by Trinity Guild and Girls' Friendly Society in Trinity Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday December 15 and 16. A hot supper will be served both nights.
An article describes a storeroom for lost umbrellas at a railroad, noting many umbrellas end up there while others are recovered quickly. A woman forgetting her umbrella on an elevated train begs the train to wait, but another passenger finds and returns it as the train moves on. Thousands of umbrellas still end up in the lost department each year.
Notice is given that all accounts owed to the Troy laundry, contracted during the undersigned management, will be turned to an attorney for collection on November 1 unless paid to J. H. Daniger before that date.
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