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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune urges readers to send the Christmas edition to friends, offering to handle mailing arrangements. The paper promotes its Christmas issue as a thoughtful holiday remembrance and notes pricing and subscription details.
Dr Carlos Montezuma criticizes Indian policy while noting growing farming success among northwest tribes. At Umatilla Oregon and Fort Hall Idaho, Indian allottees become wealthy through wheat farming and practical agriculture. Ross Fork mission school at Fort Hall trains students in all branches of agriculture and sends graduates to work independently.
Directors of a newly organized aeroplane company predict airplanes will become as common as cars within the decade. They envision roofs designed to accommodate landings, bird’s eye views becoming ordinary, and people’s faces and eyes adapting to a down looking, aeroplane dominated world.
The text discusses theoretical maps and plots with unfolding flat dimensions. It foresees a rising prominence of perspective in planning and envisions the aeroplane era bringing dizzying possibilities in multiple aspects.
The new congressional session moves away from lavish floral tributes and toward a streamlined budget process. Under presidential guidance, departments submit absolute net needs instead of committee cut downs. This aims to save time spent on pruning and improve budgeting efficiency.
A New Yorker drafts a bill to create a federal poet position with the author indicating he would be the first appointee. The piece notes potential selection challenges, possible campaign verse duties, and a forthcoming debate in Congress. Also mentioned are sugar beet price changes in Utah Idaho, a switchmen strike outlook, President Zelaya traveling, and Jack Frost’s wintry Northwest depiction.
All members are requested to meet tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs. Fickle's home. New officers for the Ladies of the G A R will be selected, and attendance is important. By order of Mrs. Margaret Holbrook.
Special rates on Christmas candies offered to churches and societies at Quinns Holmes oldstand. Readily available assortments and bulk pricing to support holiday charitable drives and church events.
A postal card request from Des Moines Iowa invites readers to send their name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co to receive a free sample of Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Notice invites Royal Order of A members to an evening gathering at 4195 Geo footing. Visiting members welcome. Refreshments served as recorded by the RECORDER.
A verse piece contrasts sacred mountains Sinai and Calvary with the gospel message. It invokes divine judgment and redemption, seeking guidance for righteous living. The second excerpt envisions a reformed world with new churches, economies, and laws expanding freedom and truth.
A reflective verse fragment on values over appearances. It contrasts inner truth and actions with external fairness and desires, asserting that character and living rightly create lasting peace beyond time.
Poem praising the tenacious worker who endures adversity with grit and humor. It extols sticking to effort through hardship, inspiring others in streets and markets to persevere, work under the sun, and finally claim success, earning praise from C. P. McDonald.
A fragmentary verse by Charlotte Becker speaks of fear for change, the value of a hidden friend, and the trust of strangers in moments of grief. It embodies a personal plea for sympathy and support during sorrow.
Local brief notes a crowd at Quinn’s old stand for a show or sale featuring Kandy Kings and various Ore Peru items. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but emphasis on the event and vendor lineup.
Holmes Quinn 4, Son proprietors advertise a special line of Lowney's fancy boxes. The notice highlights attractive packaging and availability, urging readers to inquire at the store for purchases and details.
Mild tasting laxative aimed at women and children marketed via Temple Pharmacy Ferguson and Jenkins, Prop Pocatello and McCammon Idaho. Claims to cure constipation while contrasting with harsher purgatives like pills and tablets.
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