Christmas Cheer and Growing Prosperity in Pocatello 1900
Christmas in Pocatello 1900 brings joy and prosperity as new blocks and homes rise. Oregon Short Line Railroad boosts business and employment. shoppers set a county record. A local exchange mocks Montpelier Examiner for political comments and Boise Capital's rebuke.
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Tie Tripune
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Capital vows to tolerate past but warns opponents
In a Caldwell Record blurb the Capital defends its political grip and threatens blows for those who reopen dead isses. It accuses backpappers and bushwhackers of meddling while signaling power to silence critics and control the Examiner’s columns.
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Examiner
M Nature
Brother Li
Caldwell
Notice to Subscribers For Christmas Week
The paper will not publish Tuesday and will resume Thursday. Season’s greetings are extended to all readers with best wishes for a Merry Christmas.
Why I Believe The Christmas Story by George H Perry
A poetic defense arguing that belief in the Christmas narrative rests on more than reason alone. The speaker asserts heart and spiritual truth justify faith beyond infallible test, challenging critics who deny the tale's historicity.
The World Responds to Will and Christ’s Call
The speaker contrasts earthly abundance with a richer world governed by nature and art and finds hope in the tale of Christ. He asserts that truth and joy come from divine law and obedience, claiming folly denies this substance while faith grants life and exultant vitality.
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Aly
Lfe
A Christmas Sermon on Living Right and Christmas Joy
An excerpt from Robert Louis Stevenson’s A Christmas Sermon discusses right living as foundational to true Christmas feeling. It urges scrupulous but balanced conduct, warns against overemphasis on sin, and suggests self discipline without dwelling on flaws.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
A Mortified Appetite and Courage in Conduct
The passage argues that a man with mortified appetites remains flawed and must display cheerfulness and humility in judgment. It urges honesty and kindness, modest spending to aid family happiness, and renunciation when needed. It stresses keeping few, steadfast friends and above all keeping faith with oneself as a demanding test of character.
Notice to Replace High Power Lamps by Pocatello Power Co
The Pocatel lo Power and Irrigation company warns patrons using 82 candle power lamps while paying for 16 candle power. Patrons must replace 32 candle power lamps with 16 or notify the company of 82 candle power usage so rates can be readjusted. Noncompliant lights will be discontinued.
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Pocatello Power and Irrigation Company
PucaTsito Power & Innigation Co
Holiday excursion rates and ticket sale dates listed
The notice lists holiday excursion rates for several associations with round trip fares and sale dates, including Y P National Live Stock Association events in Salt Lake in January 1901 and Idaho State Teachers' Association in Mountain Home. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for croup and lung troubles, touting quick relief and prevention of consumption from Mrs. A L Cook and Bean's drug store.
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Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Mountain Home
A. L. Cook
Bean
New Life Pills Claim Sharp Mind and Strength
Advertises King's New Life Pills promising increased strength and a keen clear brain. A 25 cent box allegedly makes you feel like a new being. Sold by Bean's drug store.
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King’s New Life
Bean's Drug Store
Old Kentucky satire and political exile reflections
A quoted Salt Lake Tribune passage lauds Kentucky Republican Yerkes then-Governor candidate, now Commissioner of Internal Revenue, praising his ability and honor. The piece contrasts Kentucky politics with national views and ends with a homely ode to Kentucky and a fanfare of regional pride amid turmoil and migration. The mood mixes editorial tremor with regional nostalgia and a jab at rivals.
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Kentucky
Salt Lake Tribune
Yerkes
Courier-Journal
Bucklen Alpha Salve Cures Leg Sore Piles
A Tees Berea man paid over $300 to doctors over two years for a leg sore. A surgeon advised amputation, but Bucklen’s Alpha Salve cured the sore. Piles also claimed to be cured. Sold by Bean's drug store for 25 cents a box.
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B.D. Blanton
Tees Berea
Wreanlen
Servente
Bean
Quick Cough Cure Promises Fast Relief for Dangers
An urgent ad-style notice touts One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis grippe and throat lung troubles claiming rapid relief and prevention of serious illness for four people in danger situations.
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