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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
2
The notice outlines advance payment benefits for subscriptions to Gate services. It lists pricing for One Month and Bi Weekly terms plus a two way rate structure. The text includes garbled OCR but indicates discounts for longer prepayment periods.
West farmers feared a national forest water charge for irrigation but Forester Pinchott and forestry service deny any such policy. The issue stemmed from misrepresentations about rents for reservoir sites and rights of way. Water use is state regulated and forest lands for irrigation remain free of charges. permits to occupy lands are issued at no cost.
After days of talks in New York the Telegrapher Union of America announces no strike. An eight hour day will be established for operators and the 10 percent raise recently granted to some classes will apply to all Western Union telegraphers. Mr Small says victory is achieved.
Mr Small says a final settlement will not be reached before next week. Western Union has been in conference and disputes will be amicably adjusted. No strike danger, as the company met halfway. The Commercial Telegraphers national executive board meets this week in New York until settlement. The Postal Company was not involved.
The Board of Trustees of the Idaho Industrial Training school at St. Anthony Idaho invites sealed proposals for constructing one girls cottage and one boys cottage. Bids due by 1 p m June 12 1907. Plans available after May 29 at St Anthony and through the Pocatello Tribune and Wayland Fennell Boise architects. Bids must be marked Proposal and accompanied by 2 percent certified check. Heating and plumbing bids to be separate. Board may accept or reject all bids. Signed W N Schilling President and Della Pyke Secretary. d 6 1 3 4 5
Public notice warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are free and the product sells for 75 cents per bottle with Hall's Family Pills suggested for constipation.
A letter touts the number three as a fortunate mascot for George H. Parris of Cedar, claiming three bottles of Electric Bitters cured sage and kidney troubles after initial relief. Temple Ferguson & Jenkins advertise the remedy in Pocatello and McCammon for 60 cents. Palace bakery offers party cakes and city’s best confectionery.
Our messenger service has grown to such a size that we will operate an ivery wagon to deliver packages trunks and other items anywhere in the city. For service call phone 917 or visit 123 South Main. A Douglass, Manager.
Weekly notice lists unclaimed mail at the Pocatello Idaho post office ending May 25 1907. Names include Anderson Nephi Idaho Stock Ranch Antony Mr I N ers Prof Assn Byron Jos Jones Mr C J Burns Mr A P Lund Hans Bolden Kale Lewis Chas Cuterer Mrs P J Criswell F Moss W Cedar Mines Co Nicoletti Felice Centeny Mr I G Ocander Chas Davenport Mrs Pope Napoleon 1 Gnett Peterson C M Fosha Wm H Rasmussen J P Gomez Marie 2 Smith Mrs Har Houser Billet Holloway G B Stilley Mr H E Hall Harry FE Stearn Wm Hall M J 2 Shapiro Mr S Hanson J Schneiberg Mr N Homer Harry F Wise Miss J Harry Mr J T Wilson Mrs Pearl.
Fly screens hung or repaired by T. R. Vestal address elt, or call 1016 W. Clark.
Seed and garden supplies advertised in bulk including white clover and lawn seed, offered by L Ruebelmann and Son at 1218 Second Street.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says he burned through many treatments before using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The salve healed a sore that resisted all other care and made him a happy man. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins and McCammon offer it at 25 cents with guarantees for piles burns and more.
Jones of Cleveland Avenue testifies that after years of rheumatic pain he found benefit from Hot Springs therapy and Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes backache improvement and urges fellow sufferers to use the pills, sold nationwide through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Price 60 cents.
An advertisement notes electric flat irons available at the office of American Falls Water, Light & Power. It also promotes stomach and liver stimulation without irritation and endorses Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild digestion aid that avoids nausea or griping. Mrs. A. L. Cook's drug store carries the product.
The only raisin bread in town is on offer at Palace Bakery priced at 15 cents per loaf.
U NEAD IT reports flour sale at Pete Hansen’s corner store in Fedora Tennessee. A remarkable rescue tale from C V Pepper describes dramatic recovery after severe lung and throat hemorrhage aided by Dr King’s New Discovery. Local dealer offers medicine at $1.00 per bottle with free samples.
Only Rock Candy syrup is used at the Center and Arthur locations. The note specifies product uniformity across both sites.
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