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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
3
Weather notes forecast fair conditions for Idaho tonight and Tuesday. Yesterday's figures show a low of 5 and a high around 20 with 0 precipitation, 9 hours 44 minutes of sunshine, and above normal totals since January 1. William Bell, Observer.
A baby boy was born last Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly 247 N Lincoln Avenue announced by midwife Mrs Bird Married at Turner William R Smith and Hannah May McLain wed last Wednesday by Bishop Joseph R Green L D S church Ed Parsons to visit the coast leaving for Chehalis Washington and Portland Seattle Tacoma and other towns Congregational reception welcomes Rev W S Hunt and wife at church parish hall A January 28 poem gathering Judge Alfred Budge visits from Malad briefly Pete Holahan a Twin Falls trapper travels via Salt Lake for work Divorce suit filed by George S Blissard against Ella Blissard custody sought of two children Robert Jones returns from Los Angeles Swastika Club plans a masquerade ball February 21 Trinity Guild thanks thanks to all performers Merchants Extravaganza a success Floyd Totten narrowly escapes drowning in Portneuf River saved by neighbor Mrs J Todd
Washington column notes currency reform debates in both chambers. Senator Aldrich advocates a flexible system to ease and retract currency with demand, facing opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, especially in the west. House Chairman Fowler favors a more permanent, substantial plan opposed to Aldrich. The issue pits national banks against Wall Street brokers as the nation weighs options to prevent panics.
The ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble from daily strains. A Pocatello resident, J. M. Cook of 239 So. Eighth Ave, testifies that after using the pills his backache and kidney issues vanished and have not returned. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Tom Johnson of Kansas City describes a comic performance by a party from East Orange with a whiskered gentleman. The programme states Act IV is the same as Act I though the third act ends. They hurry to catch a 10:30 train after the show titled Arizona.
Mrs. Armstrong offers cleaning, dyeing and curling of plumes at 242 West Center.
A brief notice invites readers to visit Pocatello Cycle Co to view its latest bicycles, described as beauties, suggesting an in-store display or promotional showcase.
A testimonial from Mrs. S of Columbia Tennessee praises Herbine as a positive cure for constipation and liver complaints. She says she always keeps a supply and is pleased with the relief it provides. Mrs. A. L. Cook, a local druggist, is noted in the fragment.
A. G. M. Williams of Navasota Texas swears by Ballard's Snow Liniment for sprains and rheumatism saying it cures and is kept in the house. Sold by Mrs. A L Cook.
R M James of Louellen says Electric Bitters cures misery from malaria chills bilious attacks and jaundice. The tonic also eases stomach and kidney complaints and lame back. Sold with guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Local notice invites owners to bring malfunctioning sewing machines to the Pocatello Cycle Co for repair services and assessment. The brief item emphasizes repair availability and cycle shop location.
A certificate states druggists may refund money if Voley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughs, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia, and cure la grippe coughs. Contains no opiates and Genuine version comes in a yellow package sold by Temple Pharmacy.
Free sixteen candle power lamp offered to all patrons of electric lights. Call at the office and show room at 326 North Main between 8 and 12 Friday morning January 31 to register name and address. J. A. Standley, Manager.
Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe cough remedy that stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. The ad claims the genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package from Temple Pharmacy, warning against substitutes.
Weeter Lumber offers a large lot of firewood and coal for sale and will dispose of it to customers in order of application while supplies last.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a refund. The note mentions a 500 currency amount as part of the offer.
Urges early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy to keep kidneys healthy and filter impurities from blood. States product available at Temple Pharmacy.
Classified notices advertise coal sales at $6.50 per ton including lump and nut varieties from T. B. Smith & Co. and promotions for Poca Ello Cycle Co. health remedies tout White's Cream Vermifuge as a worm cure for children with testimonials from Joe Dantel Surmac Tennessee and A L Cook druggist.
A man named Kristol Spiloff seeks guidance on a grocery matter, asking for clear instructions or resolution. The message indicates a request directed at someone to obtain or decide on a grocery item.
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