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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
2
The Pocatell Tribune announces its semi weekly and daily editions with carrier delivery in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates and payment terms are listed along with filing details and a notice to report complaints at the office.
A Caldwell good roads meeting featured Governor Brady who pledged hearty cooperation and urged centralized action to improve Idaho highways. The article lauds his active interest, supports continued leadership, and notes public resolve to fund and labor toward better roadways.
The article reviews Buffalo Bill Cody as a frontier icon nearing a farewell tour. It contrasts his image as a genuine scout and circus Showman with the western myth he helped popularize, noting his age wealth and fatigue from decades abroad. It recalls his Civil War era service and long frontier exploits versus today’s safer travel.
A New York woman asserts a claim against the English government for a vast debt totaling 857 402 000 dollars, described as the largest bill ever known. The figure dwarfs national debt and would bankrupt Great Britain if charged as interest.
The article describes a fanciful debt claim claiming Miss Eustaphiere could seize the British Empire to pay a centuries old bill. It notes the debt largely consists of interest from medieval times, tied to Peruzzi's funding of Edward III, and argues no money exists to settle even a dollar per million, making payment effectively impossible.
Sugar City Times argues Governor Brady strengthens renomination chances as core reforms proceed. Editorial states his record unflawed since taking office and his support for direct primaries, urging rivals to withdraw and leave him with a clear field.
An odd remark about chasing a specific ship for a desired cigar hints at a maritime culture of trade and flavor. The line suggests sailors or traders seeking quality tobacco aboard a vessel named after a northern coast.
Water will be shut off for repairs on a line from 1 p.m. to p.m. today and again from 7 p.m. until 6 a.m. tomorrow.
Forecast for the period ending 6 p m Thursday for Northern Idaho fair and cooler tonight then fair and warmer Thursday Southern Idaho showers and thunderstorms tonight cooler Thursday then fair and warmer Yesterday high 93 low 50 mean 72 normal 60 Precipitation trace total since Jan 1 5.16 inches normal 7.48 inches Sunrise 4 53 sunset 8 02 D C Grunow Observer Weather Bureau
Leader Hardware Co announces bids for construction of a building at the corner of Chestnut avenue and Twelfth street. Plans and specs available at the business. Bids due by noon on June 8, with right to reject any or all bids. American Falls Idaho.
Coal order available for delivery June 15 to August 15 from L Ruebelmann and Son. U P Rock Springs Coal priced at 5.75 dollars per ton.
Notice to building contractors bids will be received for erection of a 12 room public school building to be built at Grace Bannock county Idaho on or before June 13 1910 Plans and specifications available at John Nuffer Architect Preston Oneida county Idaho and at residence of Joseph Christensen Grace Bannock county Idaho 6-1-d-2t
Portland Oregon event notice for June 6 to 11 1910 with reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. See agents for selling dates and rates. Francis King eyesight specialist will be at Bannock June 9 to 11 with free vision examination and a Con iquitation free.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for sour stomach and bad breath. It claims to improve appetite and digestion by stimulating gastric juice, and notes availability at all druggists.
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