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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
6
Readers are invited to an art exhibit at the M B church from January 7 to 10 to raise funds for buying pictures for school rooms. Tickets are sold by public school pupils. Audiences enjoyed Foxy Quiller at the Auditorium and the Lotos Eaters performance on January first features poetry music and dance.
The City Council met with President Williams presiding. A petition from Mrs. Frank Gibbon and nineteen other women requested an arc light at Benton street and Grant avenue and was referred. The fire wagon cost was to be investigated, an iron bridge proposal deemed impracticable, a bicycle found by Wm. Squires was to be returned, and several street and fire hall bills were approved before adjournment.
The Sherman Music House from Butte Montana opens a Pocatello branch in the old post office news stand space. F H McGowan, experienced salesman and tuner, will run the business. They plan a large stock, high quality pianos, a Chase Baker piano player for demonstrations, and offer exchanges on old pianos and organs with easy payments.
Yesterday and today Marsh's hosted a notable concert with high class music. Violinist Von Prosky impressed, alongside Samms on trombone and Parkbill on piano. Crowds praised Mr. Marsh's effort and praised Pocatello's metropolitan air as the event drew good turnout. Another performance is planned from 7:30 to 9 o'clock tonight.
Vanderbilt progress bulletin reports Mr Vanderbilt had a slightly better night with a lower temperature and improved general condition at the residence after 9 oclock issuance on December 24 by New York officials.
Seattle December 24 Park Wilson of Los Angeles has been selected to manage the Seattle baseball team which will join the Pacific Coast League.
An old Chicago prompted salve claim touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles eczema cuts and burns with counterfeit warnings. The ad also promotes DeWitts Early Risers pills for constipation and headaches crediting Houston user W H Howell and mentioning Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittelsey as sellers.
President Ja cob G. Shurman of Cornell argued for Philippine independence in a People's Institute address at Cooper Union. The audience nearly unanimously endorsed his view. He recalled discussions with President McKinley on emancipation for Filipinos and noted Theodore Roosevelt’s firm stance on the Monroe Doctrine amid Philippine issues.
Gov. G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all classes of food and strengthens the stomach. He reports using several bottles and finding it effective for stomach ailments and recommends it to friends. Bean's Drug Store and H. H Whittlesey offer the remedy locally.
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