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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

4

Locals Briefs: visits, births, and a death tale

Miss Daisy Tempe of Salt Lake visits in the Reynolds home with relatives for six weeks or more as Mrs. F. N. Reynolds arrives to stay for the year. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackburn and another to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cole. John McMahon’s wife dies after an operation in Springfield Illinois. he heads there tonight. A C Longley of Grable Longley Shoshone is in town to seek a laundry plant for Shoshone. Shoshone seeks growth through new services.

Reynolds Daisy Tempe Salt Lake T. C. Reynolds Harry Blackburn South Second Avenue Jeff Cole North Tenth Avenue Bird John McMahon Springfield Ill A. C. Longley Grable & Longley Shoshone

Pebble Campers Enjoy Quiet Summer Gatherings

Miss Mable Moomey visits Tessy Wolford in Pebble Idaho. Ray Kelly takes a job in Bancroft Dolbeer department store. Pebble hosts camp life with bare feet and fishing rods. A tea at Kinport camp features Mrs Kinport and guests. Rupert SoRelle's party arrives from Pocatello for weeks of camping. Kinport plans a Saturday dance to boost campers' pleasure.

Pebble Ida Mable Moomey Pocatello Tessy Wolford Eli Morris Nebraska Ray Kelly Dolbeer Bancroft Idaho Dick Dolbeer Limekiln Pebble Creek Mr. Kinport Kinport Tommy Gibson Guy Wolford Louise Brallier Mr. Shores Rupert SoRelle No. 2 SoRelle

Oxford News Wraps Hay Harvest and Local Happenings

The Oxford area enjoys ideal haying weather with harvest progress though some fields are lighter. A 12 year old boy was bitten by a rattlesnake and treated. smallpox rumors circulate in Swan Lake and Cottonwood Valley. Local notables George H. Fisher and F. B. Ellsworth stopped by on their way from Denver. The Oxford Reservoir and Irrigation Co. tested works on the 20th. Harkness's Swan Lake canal is now irrigating. Mrs. W A Lewis gave birth to a daughter. Blanche Dierdon plans a Colorado return. Fishing in Cottonwood Valley streams reports good. Danahy of Swan Lake improving after illness.

Oxford Ida Henry Denny Ray H. Fisher Swan Lake Cottonwood Valley George H. Fisher F. B. Ellsworth Denver Oxford Reservoir and Irrigation Company H. O. Harkness W. A. Lewis Blanche Dierdon Colorado Danahy

Western Federation Rejects IWW Ties and Adopts Local Stores Plan

Denver July 22 The Western Federation of Miners repudiates the Industrial Workers of the World by amending its constitution to remove IWW mining department references and insert Western Federation of Miners. It endorses industrial unionism in practice, noting IWW disorganization. The convention urges locals to establish Rochdale cooperative stores in mining camps where feasible.

Denver Western Federation of Miners Industrial Workers of the World Mining Department of the Rochdale Co-Operative

Crazy Negro in the County Jail Takes Odd Turn

Crazy Johnson, described as violently insane, was moved from the city jail to the county courthouse to await a sanity board examination. He had torn a cell, resisted officers for days, and allegedly swallowed dangerous substances before a transfer. The case goes before Probate Judge Johnston for commitment to the Blackfoot asylum.

Veter Johnson Hastile Hotel de Quigley County Court House County Sanity Board Johnson Howard Johnston Blackfoot

Assessors to Meet for Joint State Session at Boise

State assessors from Idaho counties will join the state board of equalization in Boise on August 14 in a joint session. Governor Gooding issued the call following a winter meeting where assessors urged action on uniform property valuations. The goal is to compare assessed values with actual values to set equitable railway, telegraph, and telephone line valuations.

State Board of Equalization Boise Gooding

Knowledge and Knowing Do Not Know Itself Exchange

A reflective passage debates knowledge and ignorance, arguing that true understanding lies in recognizing what is unknown. It contends that knowing nothing while believing otherwise leads to superiority, and questions the value of self knowing versus perceived certainty.

Ice cream orders due before 6 pm

Notice stating all ice cream orders must be in by 6 o'clock PM to ensure delivery, warning that the delivery rig is stabled after that hour. From Holmes & Co.

Holmes &0

Proprietor Seeks Chess Players as Ideal Tenants

A proprietor asks what tenants are preferred and the lessee replies that chess players are favored since they move to seldom.

Barnum and Bailey to stage two shows in Pocatello Aug 6

The Barnum and Bailey circus announces two performances in Pocatello on August 6 with a morning street parade promised. The show touts European acts and a new autos that pass in the air act. It reports 1500 employees and 700 horses, a five‑section train, 14 acres for tents, a 15000‑seat main pavilion, a vast three ring dome, and two stages.

Barnum and Bailey Pocatello P. T. Barnum James A. Bailey

Newspapers and the Police Debate Publicized Crime Coverage

An American Press editorial argues newspapers should sometimes publish crime details to aid public safety. It contrasts Lincoln Steffens’s view with New York Police Commissioner Bingham’s stance on withholding police news until arrests occur.

Lincoln Steffens Bingham New York Cain

Ibsen a Noted European Speculator of the Stock Exchange

The London Outlook suggests that a sociologist of genius who values money could amass a fortune on the stock exchange. Henrik Ibsen is described as one of Europe’s most successful speculators, blending social insight with financial speculation.

Stock Exchange Henrik Ibsen Europe London Outlook

When Young Girls Wish for Money Over Love

The dialogue contrasts youth and maturity, noting that girls once seek love but often later desire financial security. The exchange ends with a quip about aging into wisdom and the idea that tact preserves progress, attributed to the St. Joseph Press News and the Manchester Union.

St. Joseph

Contented Woman and Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad

A vintage advert promotes Mrs A L Cook selling Ballard's Snow Liniment. It claims the product keeps the family free from aches and pains, heals cuts burns and scalds, and cures rheumatism neuralgia and muscular soreness. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.

Ballard A. L. Cook

Desert Botanical Station at Tumamoe Hill Promises Desert Knowledge

The Carnegie Institute funds a desert botanical station near Tucson Arizona to study Great American desert flora. The project aims to publish findings for dry land farmers and spread scientific knowledge through bulletins and reports as part of Carnegie’s broader research network.

Desert Andrew Carnegie American Desert Wilderness Carnegie Institute of Washington, D. C Carnegie Tumamoe Hill Tucson Arizona Desert Botanical Garden Carnegie Institute

Boy bitten by rattlesnake saved by grandmother

Four year old Buchanan Coleman living with grandparents on a ranch 12 miles west of Billings Montana was bitten on the foot by a rattlesnake Monday. The grandmother sucked the poison from the wound and likely saved the child's life.

Buchanan Coleman Billings Mont

Carlyle praised by commercial men

Commercial men are always pleased with the Carlyle. The remark suggests strong satisfaction with the Carlyle among business buyers and indicates favorable reception in trade circles.

Carlyle

American Pilsener Beer Promotes Appetizer and Nerve Soother

A bottle of American Pilsener beer is recommended as an appetizing starter and a nerve soother. The note highlights its use to accompany light dishes and ease tension.

Mee Gee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Relief

An advert touts Mee Gee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and bowel troubles in infants. Marketed by Mrs. A L Cook the remedy is offered at 25 and 50 cents claiming comparable efficacy to high priced specialists.

A. L. Cook

Girl Wanted at 359 North Main

Classified notice seeking a female occupant for a residence at 359 North Main. Listing provides contact via phone number 478 for inquiries and application details. No additional details on the requester or rental terms included in the fragment.

North Main Book Store People’s Store T. L. Cox’s Shoe Store W. Center Street

Berg's Wheat and Excursions to Payette Lakes Ad

Berg's lists plentiful wheat stock and offers excursions to Payette Lakes via O. and L. daily from June 20 to September 30. Tickets allow a thirty day limit from sale date. Contact agents for rates and details.

Payette Lakes

City of Pocatello Call for Warrants

City announces warrants 603 to 607 dated June 8 1908 from the Current Expense Fund will be paid with interest to date of call at Ban nock National Bank. City Treasurer Goldie McCallister dated July 1 1908.

Bannock National Bank Goldie McCallister

The Best There Is Typewriter Goods Ad

Typewriter papers ribbons and carbon supplies offered at the Tribune office with best there is claim and local availability for writers and offices.

Tribune

A Friend for Luncheon Seeks American Pilsener Beer

A shopper requests a bottle of pure and delicious American Pilsener for a luncheon. The note emphasizes quality and suitability for a refined meal.

Berg’s healthy remedy ad for rheumatic pains

A short advertisement touts Ballard’s Snow ointment as a cure for rheumatism lumbago stiff joints and muscles. It promises pain relief and greater flexibility for those confined at home.

Tribune Ad Promotes Yellowstone Drinking

An OCR fragment touts Yellowstone as the top choice for drinkers with a bold claim of best in the state and a reference to job rooms, though the text is incomplete and unclear.

Tribune

Fresh Vegetables and White House Coffee Ad

A shop touts freshly picked vegetables from local growers and fresh daily produce. It highlights crisp sweet flavors and urges customers to visit, also advertising the celebrated White House Coffee as the best on the market.

White House

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