Pocatello Tribune Details Publication and Rates
The Pocatello Tribune, published each evening except Sunday in Pocatello Idaho, is a member of the Associated Press. Subscription rates are listed with payment in advance options. the paper is delivered by carrier and inquiries should be made at the office.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
William Wallin
West Center Street
Daily Tribune
Jello
D. &. Burley
Onan
Balt T
Lake City
Dish
Christmas Edition Ad Seeks Subscriptions Across Town
A Christmas edition offer invites readers to send the paper to friends nationwide. It asks readers to leave 25 cents and the address at the Tribune office so the staff will handle delivery, promising a timely holiday pony edition.
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Tribune
Holiday Edition seeks city views and progress reports
The Tribune announces its holiday edition will present city life and annual progress, stressing reliability and wide representation. It aims to publish before Christmas and requests business submissions promptly to support holiday trade and cover costs.
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the Tribune
Governor Brady Drives Idaho Good Roads Boom
Governor Brady launches a major good roads campaign in Idaho. He argues progress and development pace with road construction, citing rapid agricultural growth in southern districts. A Meridian Good Roads meeting heard the governor call for urgent improvements in both new and old communities.
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Brady
Idaho
Meridian
A Feast of Watches Showcased with No Haggling
A local display touts a collection of watches, each sold on its own merit with no need for extended discussion. Every piece is priced as its true value and engraving is offered free of charge to buyers.
Men and Women Gossip Differences Highlighted by Bates
Mrs Margaret Homes Bates argues that men gossip more scandalously than women and influence female conversation. She notes men flatter themselves using gossip to spread rumors and insists many women hear things first from men, shaping perceptions in Wall Street and Washington.
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Wall Street
Washington
Good Roads Drive Idaho Growth and Tourism Prospects
The article argues that quality highways boost farm land values and city access, comparing roads to railroads. Bannock county in Idaho should rally for a broad, smooth highway system as auto travel grows toward Yellowstone and national parks, citing Utah as a model for successful good roads campaigns.
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Bannock County
Snake River Valley
Yellowstone Park
National Park
Idaho
Utah
Brady
Gem State
Tribute to Harriman and Union Pacific Growth
The piece lauds Mr. Harriman citing the Union Pacific annual report for year ending June 30 1909. It highlights a surge in public service through higher expenditures on line changes grades curves rails and signals while expanding capacity and reducing mileage growth. Passenger service rises with revenue passenger train miles up 100 percent since 1898 and passengers carried per mile up 250 percent.
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Harripan
Sealig
Union Pacific
Railway Company Reports 1909 Revenue Boom and Lower Costs
The company posts 1909 gross transportation revenues of 78.8 million dollars, up 2.7 million from 1908, with operating expenses at 37.9 million, down from 41.7 million. Passenger revenue rises 5.7 percent and freight 2.11 percent, while passengers carried per mile reach 795 million and freight tons per mile 5.267 billion. Average passenger distance is 110 miles, with receipts 2.17 cents per mile.
Address mail properly to aid post office service
The post office urges the public to ensure correct addressing and complete stamps on mail. Many items reach the dead letter office annually due to missing stamps or incomplete addresses, hindering efficient handling. The local office asks for public cooperation to improve service.
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Post Office
Pearls Found in Western Rivers Valued at $250000
The report notes pearls discovered last year in western rivers priced at 250000 dollars in the London market. It adds that ships clearing for Thames routes could boost trade through Mississippi valley streams, yielding greater riches in commerce.
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London
Thames
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad Dividend Record and Stockholders Rise
Since 1846 the Pennsylvania railroad has disbursed 329 million dollars in dividends and its stockholders now number over 55,000. It is presented as a steady business proposition. A final grapple is to be at hand in Nicaragua, with Central American minds expecting three weeks of calm.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Nicaragua
Missouri seeks a state song with hopeful inspiration
Missouri considers a state song that may emerge unexpectedly from happy inspiration. The discussion notes Field Marshal Lord Kitchener as a wartian hater, and suggests advisory board attention is unnecessary amid suffragette uprisings. Speaker Cannon has long served as both leader and wheel horse. Paul Clagstone's gubernatorial boom is described as brief yet brilliant.
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Missouri
Lord Kitchener
Advisory Board
Speaker Cannon
Christmas Arrives Early in Advertising Columns
The note observes that Christmas has already appeared in the advertising pages, signaling seasonal promotions and retail excitement ahead of the holiday.
Water wagon set for annual tour in 25 days
The water wagon will begin its regular annual tour in 25 days, marking the community's ongoing effort to provide essential services. Local officials remind residents to expect updated schedules and route details as the date approaches.
Smoke Tom Keene cigar ad note
An old style cigarette or cigar advertisement touts Smoke Ganbro branding as a cigar of quality with a light to moderate promotional tone. The fragment references the product and a smokelike metaphor associated with actor Tom Keene.
Visiting Elks Social Invitation Issued for December 7
Visiting Elks overlooked by the arrangement committee are invited to attend the social at the club Tuesday evening December 7. The latch string is always out. come up you are always welcome. Committee
Edison Phonograph and Records at Book Store Pharmacy
Edison phonograph and records are showcased at a local book store and pharmacy. The display highlights popular recordings and a rotating selection for customers interested in early sound technology.
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