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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
6
A partial OCR note requests an address submission to The Tribune Co. in Poontatia Idaho. It mentions an office cue and wall matter but lacks clear names or dates.
A recent council session was marred by petty partisanship and unrebuked abuse toward a member. The fire department allegedly played the council like a game, leaving the body ridiculed. The piece calls for self-governance and dignity in future meetings.
Alex McPherson met yesterday with local merchants and grocers to discuss the new Pure Food law. He aims for orderly entry of action to implement provisions while allowing time for preparations, insisting the law will be enforced regardless of who it affects.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes of ten years bedridden with kidney disease and relief after Foley's Kidney Cure. He credits the remedy as a godsend and notes it is for sale at Beans Drug Store.
A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's products as curative for female weakness and inflammation. The writer describes back pain and fatigue improving after use of the remedies and pills, claiming better health and a clearer complexion.
An unverified remark reported from a banquet in Tacoma quotes the President saying he would prefer to be a whole president for three years than a half president for seven. The remark is said to reflect his independence from patronage wishes and his confidence in securing the nomination.
The Ohio state convention endorsed President Roosevelt for a four year term and Senator Hanna urged strong support while discussions with Foraker drew mixed reactions. Hamilton and Cincinnati county conventions showed divergent stances but Cincinnati press found no special significance.
Notice from Pocatello Idaho dated May 8 1908 says directors levied 87.50 per share on The Alhambra Co stock payable by June 10 1908 to W A Anthes treasurer at First National Bank Pocatello. Unpaid shares will be sold at public auction on the Sunday of June 1906 to cover delinquent assessment and costs. Gro A Greer secretary. Office 1998 Cleveland Ave.
An advertisement proclaims Lane's Tea as a remedy for digestion and complexion, claiming to purify blood and improve appetite. It asserts bowel regularity and cites price of 95 cents to 50 cents per package, available through Sprague's Pharmacy.
Local business ad announces rough dry washing at six cents per pound at Troy Laundry. Dr. Newman, European eye specialist, is at the Pocatello House until June 8 for examinations, with special attention given to washing wool blankets.
Local residents report effective relief from kidney pain using Dean's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from H R Howell of 187 Third Avenue describes improved back pain after taking the remedy, sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Remember the name Dean's.
A short note describes new cap sealing where air forms a seal, keeping contents safe until needed. It notes rapid adoption by leading packers and that old style caps will be displaced.
Ice. Ice. J. Reuss & Co. announce their ice wagon is on the streets and ready to deliver the purest ice of the season. Leave orders at Central Meat Market or with the delivery man for prompt service.
An old advertisement touts Sherman’s Headache cure claiming instant relief and a guaranteed cure. It markets tametines and promises safe, effective results with a money back guarantee.
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