Fourth of July Celebration Decision in Pocatello Tonight
The city hall hosts the Fourth of July executive committee to decide whether Pocatello will celebrate or defer to Blackfoot. Debates include honoring last year’s tentative agreement, county-wide obligations, nearby towns and a possible three day baseball tournament to draw crowds. The committee aims for a definite conclusion this evening.
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Pocatello
Tribune
Blackfoot
Bannock County
McCammoen
Inkom
Oneida
Thatcher
Downey
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Pebble
Topaz
Gate City
Labor rows over Pin road labor use
Contractors on the Pin road from Council to Meadows seek coolie laborers amid calls for a boycott that labor leaders say does not exist. General Manager Heighe argues Americans are unavailable and advocates hiring cheap labor to perform the work, noting an army of unemployed in eastern cities.
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Pin
Council
Meadows
Heighe
Idaho
Federation
Luxurious Bed Not Needed Taste Our Aged Liquid Stock
Slogan style notice promoting wines liquors and cordials with old aged stock sold in new way. Located at 255N Cleveland Ave and phone 172 invites questions and price lists by bottle or case.
Westward labor train plan to ease idle men surplus
The author urges a major philanthropist to charter six or more trains from New York to the western Rockies to move tens of thousands of idle men west. The aim is to relieve cities burdened by unemployment and to aid western development by furnishing workers for new enterprises.
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New York
West
Rockies
Idaho and Steunenberg probes rise in editorials
Editorial opinion from Coeur d'Alene Sun and Grangeville Standard weighs Idaho politics after Steunenberg murder case. Opinions defend Governor Gooding and denounce opposition calls while questioning Senator Dubois and party strategies amid the 1890s Idaho political climate.
Marvelous Soil and Gambling War in Idaho
William Raef, a well driller for American Falls Canal and Power, struck water at 50 feet in the first well on the new townsite amid soil 43 feet deep and vast sagebrush signaling fertility. Idaho’s growth is tied to Carey act lands, while Helena’s gambling crackdown spurs a crackdown on social cards and clubs in several western cities.
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Idaho
Snake River Valley
William Raef
American Falls Canal and Power Company
Helena
Knights of the Green Cloth
Salo
the Lambs
Montana
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker City
Portland
Seattle
Senator Dubois Suffered Illness Over Smoot Vote
The ease with which Senator Dubois becomes ill or indisposed when the Senate committee votes on the Smoot case shows a peculiarly convenient constitution. No Democratic paper in Idaho has yet swallowed the bad medicine mixed by Dubois at the recent state committee meeting.
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Dubois
Senate
Smoot
Idaho
Snow Liniment Praised By Missouri Readers
Mr. C. H. Runyon of Stanberry Missouri and Mrs. A. L. Cook report strong relief from Snow Liniment for rheumatism pain and other ailments. Red Cross Pharmacy also endorses the family remedy as a twentieth century cure.
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Ballard
C. H. Runyon
Stanberry
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for backache cure
An Idaho ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney related back pain and urinary trouble. It cites Mrs. F Edwards of Pocatello describing relief after use and lists Sprague Pharmacy as local dealer with Foster Milburn Co as US sale agents.
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Bright
Dean
Pocatello
F. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Without Mercury
An advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and blood and mucous surface acting. It notes internal use, genuine product, testimonials free and druggist sales. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Warrant Call City of Pocatello Warrant No 6044 Notice
The City of Pocatello announces all warrants up to and including No 6044 will be paid with interest to May 25 at Bannock National Bank on presentation. Interest stops after this date. Jennie T Reeves City Treasurer.
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T Pocatello
the Tribune Company, Limited
West Center Street
George MN. Ipt
William Wallin
Member
Associated Press
Daily Tribune
Pocatello, Idaho
S. F. Baum
Cleveland Ave
John Anderson
Robert Burns
John
Brent
Jobn
Coeur d'Alene Sun
Salt Lake Herald
Dubiis
Moyer
Haywood
Grangeville
Steunenberg
Gooding
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Gov
California
the Robbie Drug Co
Pocate'iw, Idaho
Walte House Cafe
J. C. Pearson
S. Garfield Ave
Ancient
Rome
T. B. Smith
H. A. Logue
the Pocatello Gash Grocery
North Hayes Avenue
North Arthur
McCammon
O. B. Steely
W. Center
Cleveland Avenue
Washington Nursery Co
Toppenish
Washington
Reet
Aana
Coe
N. Hayes Avenue
A. B. Redford
N. Hayes
Davis & Holzheimer
National Cash Register
Snap. P
Salt Lake City
M. Nixon
Reubelmann
Rock Springs
South 2Nd Avenue
Dearborn
Hood River
Petersen & Holmes
City OF Pocatello
Bannock
Abstract Company
McNichols & Wright
North First Ave
Dr. King
Mia
Shelley
Black's Grocery Go
A. Allen Peter Hansen
W. Q. Owen
I. Rademacher
Yamasaki
Eee
Jas. Patton
Contratcor
M. I. A. Primary Association
Salt Lake
Lowrie
Alfred H. Lindquist
Phone
Wrensted Bidg
S. Cleveland Avenue
H. A. Castle
People's Store
X. Res
W.A. Samms, C. E
U.S
North Arthur Ave
Pocatelio
Booker
White House
Garfield and
Center
Geo
BE. Guar
C. A. Born
Attorneys At Law
Cook Block
Sonnenkalb
U. S&s
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D. Ww. Seenonen
Evans
Cayer
Aset Cashier
Nyene
Opera House
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H. F. Mazoo
Aden
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