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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune announces subscription rates and payment terms for advance plans including three months one month and one year options. The Daily Tribune is delivered each evening by carrier and complaints should be made at the office. The paper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office as second class matter.
The article urges fair pricing for visitors to conventions in Pocatello. City leaders and local business interests emphasize reasonable profits, clean food preparation, good service, and courteous treatment to attract repeat visitors and positive word of mouth for the Gate City.
A local appeal urges fair profit from conventions, praising careful advertising of the town. It warns against unfounded criticism of other towns and stresses that positive, respectful treatment will attract better outcomes for Pocatello.
The article promotes the Carnegie Library as a source for leisure reading during warm weather. It highlights a wide range of works including Scott editions and a 21 volume Bible with notes, plus travel, fiction, history, poetry, and current magazines. It emphasizes affordable access and inviting reading rooms.
Readers decry charges that apply to standard library benefits, arguing the fees curb access to books, internet, and research help. Community groups seek waivers and reform as patrons report reduced visits and strained budgets.
Neighbors and visiting Woodmen of Free Silver Camp 168 are urged to meet Sunday June 4 1911 at 1 30 pm at North Main street lodge rooms to participate in Decoration Day ceremonies. The march will form in front of Woodmen hall and proceed to the cemetery to decorate twenty seven graves. Members are urged to attend as a duty of the lodge. By Order of Free Silver Camp.
A dated newspaper ad extolls Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest, surest healer for wounds from knives guns tin cans rusty nails and burns as well as boils sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles. Priced at 25 cents.
R W Hoshine advertises artificial ice, pure and clean, with best service and quick delivery. Contact via Bell 19 Red. tf ma.
An advertisement quotes Dr Ira T Gabbert of Caldwell Kansas praising D D D for eczema. Patients from Ohio Idaho and elsewhere testify to immediate relief and lasting results with the skin remedy sold at 25 cents a bottle.
Newspapers claimed the Hot Lake Sanatorium had a receiver and attachment suits, but no such actions exist. Walter M. Pierce improved management two months ago and the institution remains financially sound with Dr. Robert B. Karkeet leading medical staff. The mineral springs and mud retain medical value as the sanatorium continues operating and expanding.
Relatives of persons buried on the bench west of the river must contact Percy C. Silver at 250 North Main Street to arrange disinterment within ten days. Owner J. M. Nixon orders removal within the period or bodies will be moved to the potter's field. Known dead include Thomas Ogle and Lillian M. McGuire.
Pocatello authorities warn owners to pay dog tax promptly at Citizens Bank. Dogs without tags face immediate euthanasia as ordered by Chief John Ellis of the police department.
Zweigart Bros advertises a special lard sale with 3 pounds for 40 cents, 5 pounds for 656 cents, and 10 pounds for 1.25 dollars. The DAILY TRIBUNE offers a 50 cent per month subscription.
Excursions East via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific offer low fares to Cheyenne Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago and more. Tickets on sale May 20 24 26 27 June 3 7 10 14 17 21 July 6 22 26 August 16 and September 2 6. Limit October 31 with diverse routes and stopovers. see agents for rates and details.
Jewelry sale at Harrison's offers lockets and chains priced from 3 to 85 dollars. Local shoppers are invited to browse the selection and find affordable pieces for gifts or personal wear.
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