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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
2
A published essay defends the city administration of Mayor Turner and the council against Democratic accusations of dishonesty. It praises improved policing, water policy, anti gambling enforcement, and alley cleanup while condemning ongoing insinuations as harmful to citizenship.
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening weak women and curing female diseases. It claims weight gain, improved health, and restored appetite, with testimonies from Mrs Gardner of Norfolk County and mentions of other Pierce remedies and the Common Sense Medical Adviser offered for free.
Col Frederick D Grant returning from the Philippines testifies that Aguinaldo's forces rose and fell with the Bryan campaign. He says insurgent violence intensified after Bryan's acceptance speech and that U S troops paused, aiding insurgent preparation. He argues anti imperialists helped the collapse of order while American supporters gain confidence. A second note discusses Ireland depopulation census trends.
An 19th century analysis links Ireland’s rapid depopulation to the 1841–1851 famine after the potato crop failure and ongoing emigration to America. It critiques English policy, Gladstone’s land laws, and free trade for failing to reverse the trend while noting the pull of the New World for Irish families.
The document lists new street names replacing old ones in both Northwest and Southeast areas. Strings show A to Clark, B to Lander, OC to Fremont, D to Wyeth, EY to Hayden, F to Bridger, G to Sublette, H to Sherman, I to Custer, J to Young, K to Greeley, L to Carson, M to Day, N to Gould, O to Connor, P to Buell, Q to Gibson, R to King, A to Lewis, B to Bonneville, C to Whitman, D to Benton, E to Halliday, F to Carter, G to Lovejoy, H to Terry, I to Putnam, J to Dillon, K to Humboldt, L to Sutter, M to Dunn, N to Lawton, O to Logan, Po to Standsbury.
City of Pocatello reminds dog owners taxes due and dogs found at large without 1901 tags will be impounded. Animals on streets will be taken up and pounds fees must be paid to avoid sale. Also advertises Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices and Mrs. A. L. Cook as sponsor.
The George A. Custer Post No. 14 G A R thanks Marshal Wedekind Prof Worrel and band Lieutenant Kane and firing squad Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias and I O O F for aiding Memorial Day observances. They repaired to the camping ground of the silent dead and decorated graves with flags and spring flowers.
City Treasurer Jane Darrar announces all warrants for Pocatello may be presented at his office. Notice dated Pocatello May 18, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Auditorium Company Limited will be held in the office of the company Auditorium building on Saturday June 8th 1901 at 8 80 oclock p m for the transaction of business as required The books for review and filing will be open morning June x am until 10 oclock Geo A Hannaford.
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