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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Tribune edition at Pocatello Idaho lists mail handling notices for second class transmission. It notes complaints and procedures at the post office as part of the publication process and distribution.
The Senate committee split 7 to 5 to report Dubois’s resolution disallowing Smoot’s seat, while rejecting an exclusion by a 7 to 5 majority and a 6 to 6 tie on expulsion. The case moves to the full Senate. Trohele is ridiculed as a shallow politician and demagogue at Washington and at home.
Railroad circles report that the San Francisco Idaho and Montana line plans a Butte to Winnemucca route as part of a Gould strategy to gain a northwest through line. They foresee connections with the Western Pacific and a St Louis to coast corridor via Denver Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific. Chief Justice Stockslager displays quiet optimism about a possible Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
The article reviews Roosevelt backing a drastic meat inspection bill led by Beveridge and backed by a kitchen cabinet. It notes a planned Reynolds and Nell investigation, farm and packer tensions, and forthcoming Senate action while comparing to European reforms and a palace crisis in Spain.
The special edition published by enterprising Editor Wheeler highlights Idaho Falls and its fertile region. The 40 page issue with an engraved cover serves as valuable advertising for the community and informs eastern readers about Idaho's promising area.
The Henrys Lake forest reserve in Fremont county will host 190000 sheep and 6300 cattle this year with individual allotments. Nine rangers patrol to enforce grazing rights and reserve rules while government revenue from grazing increased this season. The forest plan also includes purchasing about eight million feet of lumber from thirteen sawmills within the reserve.
Scientific claim from Prof Anna European skin specialist says dandruff results from scalp parasites killing hair bulb vitality. Hair becomes lifeless and may fall out unless treated. Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill the dandruff germ and restore hair softness and abundance. Available via druggists with 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
The Idaho Republican State Nominating Convention will convene in Pocatello on August 1, 1906 at 10 am to nominate a Supreme Court Justice a Congressman and state officers and to elect a new State Central Committee. Delegates are apportioned by county with Lincoln Nez Perces Oneida and Washington listed among others. The State Central Committee will meet August 1 to transact business. Fresh California strawberries arriving daily at Kane's grocery.
At a regular meeting the Pocatello Tradex and Labor council declared Dwyer Hanson Coule and Bereh unfair to union labor for violating the closing agreement. Friends of organized labor are asked to take notice. By order of the Council.
The advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and provide comfort in severe cases. It cites Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana who recovered after eight physicians failed and three bottles healed him. For sale by Mrs A L Cook.
Petersen and Holmes advertise their specialty dessert Nesselrode pudding topped with whipped cream sauce.
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of stockholders of Auditorium Company Limited, a corporation, at Pocatello Water Company office, Auditorium building East Center street, Pocatello Idaho, on Saturday June 9 1906 at 8 pm. for election of directors and other business. Stockholders may attend in person or by proxy. Dated May 20 1906 George Winter President.
The Gate City Shoe Shining Parlors adds a messenger service and parcel delivery. They will call for shoes, shine them, and deliver them to customers with reasonable charges.
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