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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune outlines subscription rates and delivery details. It lists officers George N. Ifft as President and William Wallin as Secretary, notes association with the AP, and states contact and mailing practices for the Idaho newspaper.
Japan has long practiced forestry with state oversight to prevent mountain erosion. Forest lands on steep slopes are reserved and managed, while agricultural forests are available with limited cutting. Early thinning begins at thirteen, with cycles every five years until harvest at 120 years.
The Montana case against Major George Doll of the state fish and game commission for shooting a pheasant out of season near Libby ends with a judge ruling the bird was a pigeon. The pigeon owner testified to ownership, supporting Doll’s right to shoot. Assistant Attorney General Snow issued an opinion clarifying season dates for pigeons.
The amendments abolish the probate judge office and shift jurisdiction to district judges with new county level judges. They were badly bungled and voters rejected them. Governor Gooding is advised not to call a special election due to high costs and holiday-session disruption. The piece notes limited city council action and promotes the Woolgrowers' convention in Greater Pocatello.
Tirana and Belgrade reports hint at a lull in Balkan hostilities as ceasefire chatter surfaces. Officials from regional governments seek tense calm amid stalled peace talks while civilians assess new restrictions and humanitarian aid flows.
The piece argues against a costly special session. It claims six days to adopt the code, a sixty day regular session suffices to pass laws and elect a U.S. senator. It warns against freak laws and expensive commissions and urges economical Republican governance.
Opinion pieces critique Governor-elect Brady and discuss liquor business voting patterns while the Caldwell Tribune hints at a special legislative session. A dyspepsia advertorial from Pocatello promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with guaranteed cures and multiple bottle sizes offered by Mrs. A. L. Cook Drug Co.
The Pocatello Music Co promises the finest prizes ever for a business promotion with awards displayed in the window at 340 West Center Street. Fresh Ranch Butter is also advertised at Berg's.
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