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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
3
Yesterday's weather data covers midnight to midnight with a maximum of 77 and minimum of 62. Mean 70, two degrees below normal, 6 am reading 50, zero precipitation, total since January 1 10 05, above normal since January 1 1 19, total sunshine 15 hours 2 minutes.
Town notes report several visitors including J M Pearce of Rexburg. United States Senator Borah passed through town with Governor Gooding. Mentions fishing trips, weather observer William Bell moving homes, horse racing in Butte, a French cigar peddler arrested, and Rexburg Power & Light manager J M Pearce visiting. A Dempsey farmer was fined for drunk and disorderly conduct. A Bannock Indian, John Moore, dies of peritonitis and is prepared for burial. Baseball plans discussed for circus day August 6.
Reports note federal sheep inspector Dr. Rork and state vet Dr. Noble planning a conference in Pocatello. Judge Budge visits from Paris with an August adjourned court session to be held, while Judge Stevens sits in. City council adjourns for lack of quorum and moves toward a water franchise vote. funeral arrangements return from Menan for Dave Harmison, brother of Mrs. Richard Douglas, amid multiple local deaths already this quarter.
A brief notice highlights Carlyle as a gathering place for business professionals and commercial men seeking networking and trade opportunities at a central venue.
A light verse laments the Pullman express service with delays and smoky engines. Passengers fretting over grime and costs still defend riding the special route, mock critics, and claim sophistication while staying aboard.
A political inquiry asks about local youth sentiment on tariff reform. The informant notes the group is thirsty and controlled by a organizer who avoids hiding the truth. The exchange hints at influencing a voting bloc without subtlety.
The Lyric theatre is crowded as tickets sell out and standing room is scarce for a new bull fight show that has become the season’s sensation.
A fragmentary verse piece contrasts a robin’s song with social commentary on wealth beauty and a widow. Disjointed dialogue snippets reveal tension over a woman's preferences and possible persuasion.
A bottle of cold pure and delicious American Pilsener beer is described as bracing and invigorating, offering a refreshing lift with every sip.
The Audi Auditorium presents a week of moving pictures touted as the finest ever. Patrons are urged not to miss the show as screenings run nightly this week.
Mrs Chris Armstrong announces a new hat shop at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe. She invites all ladies to visit and view the fine line of hats.
A playful wartime era verse describes a prohibition wave as citizens urge peers to join in the water. The sunlit scene shows swimmers calling to onlookers to dive in, capturing a lighthearted moment amid restrictions.
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York says Dr King’s New Life Pills are just exactly right after years use. The pills claim relief from constipation biliousness and malaria. Available for 25 cents at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Commercial men express satisfaction with the Carlyle praising its services and value. The report notes consistent approval among business buyers and trade users.
A promotional note urges trying a bottle of American Pilsener beer described as both food and drink. The message emphasizes satisfaction from the malt beverage experience.
Daily excursions run from June 1 to September 15 with details available from agents. Inquire for schedules prices and itineraries.
A reader from Reasner Iowa reports doctors diagnosed consumption but after using Foley's Honey and Tar the hemorrhages stopped and lungs grew sound again. Temple Pharmacy promotes the remedy as a cough stopper and lung healer.
To pass the evening, see the pictures at the Auditorium, a local screening noted for its keepsake selection and evening showtime.
A reader requests a bottle of American Pilsener Leer for luncheon. The note suggests a simple social purchase and invites suggestions for a suitable beer option.
Berg's store advertises plenty of wheat and a wide range of office supplies including typewriter papers ribbons and car bonds at the Tribune office.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for aches pains cuts burns scalds rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and muscular stiffness. It lists sizes 260 500 and 1.00 per bottle and credits Mrs A L Cook.
A fragment from The Uncommon Lads presents dialogue about an intended fiancé described as a common reporter, prompting disbelief and a declared belief that all reporters are uncommon. The exchange highlights themes of identity and social perception.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at financial strain and public scrutiny as characters discuss travel, alleged gossip, and personal nerves. A terse exchange reveals social pressure, with a tense taunt about being present or absent during rumors.
A Pocatello reader promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney issues. Mrs A H Martin of 941 Harrison Ave credits relief and urges purchase at medical stores. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY lists Doan's as US sole agents with a 60 cent price.
The readable fragments describe a local event event in a coastal area with cited names and dates unclear. Authorities and organizations appear, but details are incomplete, leaving the core action and outcome ambiguous.
Notice from the Republican State Central Committee announces a state nominating convention in Boise on September 1 1908 at 11 am. Delegates from counties are listed with representation figures and primaries and county conventions are urged to select delegates. James H Brady chairs with Addison T. Smith as secretary. When you miss the Auditorium moving pictures you miss something great.
An 19th century style ad asserts confinement at home with rheumatism or lumbago causes a prisoner mood and touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for pain and stiffness. It also claims American Pilsener beer contains nutriment equal to its weight in meat and invokes Mrs. A. L. Cook to endorse these products.
Bannock County calls current expense fund warrants numbers 65 through 81 dated April 16 1908 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at the county treasurer Julia M Sullivan May 16 1908
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best in the world and it cured a felon on his thumb and heals all sores burns and wounds. The product sells for 25 cents at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 603 to 607 dated June 8 1908 to be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank Goldie McCallister City Treasurer dated July 1 1908
Typewriter papers ribbons and ear bons showcased at the Tribune office highlighting essential newsroom tools for printing and editing.
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