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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

4

Idaho Holds Third Rank In Wool Output As States List Grows

The report details state by state wool production and prices. Idaho ranks third in flock size yet third in total wool produced, with fleeces averaging 6.7 pounds and a 63 percent shrinkage yielding a net scoured product and value figures for Idaho and neighboring states. The data covers Montana Wyoming New Mexico Utah Ohio Oregon California Colorado Texas Michigan and Pennsylvania New York Nevada and notes per pound values and year over year changes.

Montana Wyoming New Mexico Idaho Utah Ohio Oregon California Colorado Texas Michigan Pennsylvania New York Nevada Indiana

To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim

An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets for curing a cold in one day. It claims a refund if ineffective and features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box, priced at 26 cents.

E. W. Grove

The Poker Hand That Turned Kenner From Gambler to Spectator

Story recalls Duncan F. Kenner of Louisiana losing over twenty thousand on one hand in an 1850s New Orleans poker game. Kenner discarded an ace to draw a king, and an opponent with three aces took the pot, after which Kenner vowed never to touch a card again.

Greenhut Arkansas City Duncan F. Kenner Louisiana Lecompte Lexington Metarie New Orleans Kenner Donaldville Ascension Plaquemine St. Charles Baton Rouge Kennere

Standley's Notice of Union Preference at Our Shop

This notice states the shop is not an open shop and employs only union mechanics or those favorable to unionism. It declares none of the firm’s men are seabs and is signed by J. A. Standley.

Geo. H. North

Bannock Barbershop Names Ole and Al Mow

Local notice lists Ole and Al Mow of Bannock as avoiders of appendicitis while urging readers to use Foley's Orino Laxative for chronic constipation. The advertisement claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels, is mild, pleasant, and free from nausea or griping. Temple Pharmacy endorses the remedy.

Temple Pharmacy

Railroads See the Silver Lining in Utah Traffic

The Salt Lake Telegram reports local railroad men see a recovery as passenger traffic in Utah and the West climbs daily. Unlike other systems, Utah lines have not cut passenger trains, and extra cars are being added to nearly every westbound train due to rising demand.

Salt Lake Utah

Denial of Oregon California Railroad Land Claim Ads

Commissioner Ballinger of the General Land Office refutes false notices claiming that railroad land filers in Oregon and California could secure lands. The letter to west coast land office officials warns such ads, attributed to F P Rolfe and Tawney, are untrue and misleading.

Oregon California Ballinger General Land Office Washington West F. P. Rolfe Tawney Oregon and

Northwest Nips US Regions With Record Bitter Cold

Very low temperatures grip the northwest with Superior at 32 below, St. Paul 22 below, and Duluth 28 below as of this morning in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Superior Wis St. Paul Duluth

Two Irishmen Debate Reading Across Books

Two Irishmen discuss literary titles in a humorous exchange. One mentions The Eternal City, Marie Corelli's works, and Cooking Backwards, while the other questions how he could read such things. The goad elicits light banter on reading taste.

Marie Corelli Airth

Social Hoard Party Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall

Notice to Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors invites all members to attend a social hoard party at the Odd Fellows hall tonight. Members are asked to come and escort a friend for a nice, jolly evening by order of A. H. Martin Consul.

America Woodmen Odd Fellows’ Hall A. H. Martin

County Warrants Called for Payment by Treasurer

County Treasurer Julia M Sullivan announces warrants from the Current Expense Fund will be paid with interest to date of call. Warrants numbers 645 to 651 dated Jan 11 1906 146 to 217 dated July 12 1907 and 219 to 359 dated Oct 15 1907 mature upon presentation at her office. Dated Jan 13 1908.

Julia M. Sullivan

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Kidney Health

An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cleanses the blood by improving kidney function and urges starting at first signs of danger. It notes Temple Pharmacy as a sales outlet.

Foley Temple Pharmacy

Local Brevities and Obits from Pocatello Area

Masons to meet tonight at the temple for an important session at McGarvey Home. Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey returns from Boise. Council adjourns for an occupation tax matter. Pioneer locomotive engineer Jim Clark dies in Boise after a cancer battle. Clark worked for the Short Line and Union Pacific in earlier years. W. A. Swanson of Honey Creek, Iowa, visits Pocatello and contemplates irrigation and western relocation, planning trips to Spokane and Seattle.

Pocatello Temple Jim’’ Clark West Boise Clark Union Pacific W. A. Swanson Honey Creek Iowa J. H. Daniger

Bold Bank Robbery thrills crowd at McNichols Wright hall

The second performance of The Bold Bank Robbery drew a large audience praised for solid acting. J C Armstrong led as Phillip Brandon with A J Moser as the hero and Miss Marjorie Norris delivering the lead emotional role. Cast members Beulah Stevens Mabel Lawson Lucy Williams and others drew acclaim for their parts and acts. The company plans a six weeks engagement with shows on Monday Tuesday and Thursday, changing plays weekly.

McNichols & Wright Hall J. C. Armstrong Phillip Brandon New York A. J. Moser Yorke Seabed Slick F. F E. McCoy Blinkey Baker Marjorie Norris Mabel Lawson Lucy Beulah Stevens Lucy Williams H. C. Coy Mabel Jawson Signor Castellini

Tolstoi Earns Five Copokes on Platform

In a Tolstoi reminiscence, at a Tula rail platform a young woman asks him to fetch a man she wrongly calls George. Tolstoi earns five copecks for the favor, and when praised for honesty the crowd learns the money was earned honestly.

Leo Tolstoi Ivan Bulanovski Tula George Tolstoi Count Tolstoi Minneapolis Tribune

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