Daily Tribune delivery terms and mailing note
The Daily Tribune states it is delivered every evening by carrier in Pocatello. It notes complaints should be made at the office at once and mentions second class mailing in Pocatello Idaho.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune states it is delivered every evening by carrier in Pocatello. It notes complaints should be made at the office at once and mentions second class mailing in Pocatello Idaho.
The Denver Post editor laments a Democratic convention paralyzed by high ideals and an inheritance mindset. He compares party loyalty to a family entailment, praises dissent as vital, and questions Bryan's nomination against Taft, urging independent thought within a historic republic.
The Anaconda Standard reports Mr. Bryan proposed sharing the White House with Mr. Kern if elected. Kern reportedly declined earlier, saying he could not afford an establishment befitting the office, a test now viewed as acceptance of half the presidency.
The article humorously weighs the idea of free housing and meals for a Bryan Kern administration. It argues that joint residence would breed jealousies and social clashes, from dinners and ceremonies to family pranks and cabinet meetings, urging separation to prevent chronic discord.
The Paris Post in Bear Lake county is acquired by a strong new firm, Wahlen and Hoge retire from active management, M. Hyde becomes editor with years of newspaper experience. The paper will be redesigned and new equipment including a press will be added.
Roy Porter will meet the train daily at Trade station and use a mountain wagon to transport fishermen to Island Park, a famous fishing resort, from the arrival point.
A miscellany of quips and vignettes from varied sources. It opens with a sentiment on honest toil as holy service and then moves through jokes about doctors, lawyers, and a budding architect. The pieces showcase wit and irony with brief, polished lines.
A tale from Sewanee recalls Bishop Green during a diocesan visit. At supper he requests nutmeg for Benny clabber but the house lacks it, prompting a round of neighbors and a wooden handle used to grate a shoe buttoner to supply the spice. The hostess coverts the delay with bright talk.
The mayor presided at a formal dinner honoring Joseph Chamberlain. During coffee service the mayor teased whether to let guests enjoy themselves longer or proceed with Chamberlain’s speech, signaling a ceremonial moment in a prominent city.
July 14 in history marks Mazarin's birth in 1602 and his death in 1661, Paris Bastille storm in 1798, Crystal Palace Exhibition opening in New York in 1853, and Kruger's death in 1904. Astronomical data: sunset 7 26, sunrise 4 38, moonrise 8 31 p m, moon age 17 days, moon at perigee at 9 a m, Mercury and Venus in conjunction.
A fragment from the New York Amer quotes a boy and Chimmle bemoaning being denied the title of undesirable citizen in a humorous exchange. The line blends slang with social satire about status and recognition.
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