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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
2
The Roosevelt message in The Tribune extols record economic strength in the United States noting widespread well being, large fortunes earned through lawful action, and rising deposits, farms, and wages while warning against evil linked to industrial growth and urging measured regulation and patient, practical remedy.
An editorial column lauds President Roosevelt's fall message to Congress for its literary merit and practical common sense. It highlights the honesty and clarity of the address and cites his problem statement as exemplary.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to restore energy, strengthen digestion, purify the blood, and stimulate the liver. It cites testimonials of recovery from chronic illness, bed confinement, and indigestion, urging readers to avoid substitutes and trust the medicine.
The text argues for harmony between labor and capital through federation and cooperation, warning against attacking either side. It stresses legality, individual rights, and fair dealing, urging mutual understanding between employers and employees while avoiding class hostility to ensure good government and national welfare.
The article surveys President Roosevelt’s views on trusts and tariff, urging careful regulation of interstate corporations while preserving wealth and industry. It argues national action is needed, condemns attacks on corporations, and stresses public good over wealth, warning against hostility to enterprise and calls for measured reform.
The speaker asserts Congress has absolute power to regulate interstate commerce and trusts. He urges a targeted antitrust law, warns tariff changes risk harming domestic competitors, favors regulation and reciprocity to widen markets, and calls for careful expert study before any tariff revision.
The speaker urges appointing a commission of business experts to study tariff schedules and recommend action to Congress after careful analysis. A calm report would outline changes that modernize policy without harming prosperity and suggests removing the anthracite coal tariff to place it on the free list, aiding the public in crises.
The comedy Hello Bill returns to the Auditorium tonight after a triumphant prior run. Willis Maxwell's jolly farce, backed by Messia Goodhue & Kelley, promises clean, refined humor with a larger company than before.
An advertisement lists Castle Gate coal and Rock Springs coal with delivery and ordering notes. It mentions Leave orders at Pocatello Cash Grocery Wade's Bakery and Hanson's in the Tukper Block. A. J. Hewlett is the exclusive agent and a telephone number 11-Z 276 is provided.
Sheriff Martin D Rice will sell at public auction at the Pocatello courthouse all Bannock County real estate interest in multiple city and block parcels listed, excluding some inconsistencies, with sale set for November 26 1902 and postponed to December 8 1902. deed at purchaser expense.
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