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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
3
Advertisement notes a spoiled cake result when not using Free Silver Brand flour and urges buyers to choose Free Silver Flour for better baking. It mentions sale availability but provides no specific seller details.
A stream of wry musings on laziness, habit, and work contrasts with rustic poetry celebrating roaming as a vocation. The piece blends humorous quips about city life with verses urging freedom, nature, and the lure of the wild as a summer resort mood piece.
A collection of humorous lines and odd questions about tea, travel, and family life. Phrases touch on gossip and misunderstandings, with quips about babies, art, and even Uncle George in a henhouse joke. The tone is playful and antiquated, mimicking a light reading column.
Ladies with thinning hair are urged to try Newbro's Herpicide. The advertised shampoo claims to kill the dandruff germ that harms hair at the root, allowing roots to rise and hair to grow long. It is described as oil free and non staining and samples are available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan by sending 0c in stamps.
Mrs. A. L. Cook reports that Mrs. H. Newson endured three years of dire pain from indigestion and bowel trouble until Electric Bitters produced an immediate improvement and full recovery. The drug is promoted for liver, kidney, stomach, and bowel issues with a guaranteed, low price.
City of Pocatello issues notice that all dog licenses are due with payment by June 6 1905. Licenses available from city treasurer at Bannock National Bank or from the chief of police. After June 6 unlicensed dogs will be impounded and destroyed. under city ordinance unlicensed dogs may be killed on sight. Chief of Police SMITH signs the notice.
Sealed bids are invited by the Idaho Inter Mountain Wagon Road Commission in Boise for building a wagon road from east of Warrens to Big Creek Idaho county, a bridge over the South Fork of the Salmon, road changes near Payette lakes and Secesh summit. Bids due June 27 1905 at 2 pm with a 5 percent bid bond. openings at 3 pm. bonds due Dec 1905. Chairman Flor Gooding and Secretary M E Lewie.
A brief note mentions tea loosening tongues and sparking chatter among locals. It reflects how beverages accompany social talk and rumors in community gatherings.
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