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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists publishing details from editors and managers to Associated Press membership. It includes subscription options with rates for one year half year three months and one month, along with payment terms and delivery specifics.
City officials estimate a need for about 45000 more than last year to fund operations and improvements in Pocatello. Planned expenditures include hospital purchase costs, park funding of 15000, sprinkling and street work, plus a new motor sweeper believed to save eight dollars daily. The plan notes prior revenue loss from the red light district and asserts the overall appropriation is modest and prudent for a nine million dollar assessment roll.
The piece argues constitutionalists favor settling their dispute with Huerta by force, endorsing elimination of the quarrelsome element as a necessary path to peace. It notes mediation and commissions as theoretical ideals but supports decisive action if needed, framing Mexico as a semi Latin society where force may become required.
A Moscow area man boasting a million dollars backs the back to the farm movement, though his wealth came from railroad contracting, not farming. The comment hints that many well funded Progressives in the region run for office, even when wealthy.
A garbled passage from an English story hints at vandalism of priceless pictures and envy among observers. The text appears corrupted, mixing phrases about canvases brilliance, crabs, brains, and unreachable phrases, with no clear narrative or names.
The passage critiques European destruction of art as equivalent to eroding true womanhood, asserting the act reveals a lack of moral substance and self-control in those involved.
The writer challenges a physician who denies a precise definition for rheumatism and questions why patients are treated for it without clearer medical clarity. The piece urges definitive guidance from medical experts amid ongoing discomfort.
Bora h plans filibuster to secure land laws as waterway bills hinge on action. Senator Brady backs settlers in the west with record results, forming a form idaho team that gains daily calendar action from congress.
The piece treats Teddy as a stronger press feature than a political headliner. It notes his fair naturalist instincts and hints at Col Sir Roosevelt's river expedition in South America, contrasting it with Salt River treachery and suggesting a return to prudent political action.
The city lags in cluster lights and updated systems familiar to Idaho Falls and Pocatello. Officials note past misdirections and seek real brilliancy beyond the errant luminaries and discredited schemes.
Democrats and press columns advocate harvest work in Kansas noting generous attitudes amid unfavorable conditions. The piece says prosperity touches some areas despite a large existing deficit running into millions.
Statesman notes a rift as Republican progressives and Progressive Republicans in Idaho push to reinvigorate the party. The piece signals a growing tension over strategy and leadership within the GOP factions.
In Nez Perce County officials debate safety steps over rail use. Citizens consider whether to rest a foot on the rail or carry the item in an unusual suit with two hip pockets described as quart sized.
The report notes a possible stay of execution for Becker, while the outcome of the case remains largely certain beyond the stay.
In a mediation session the parties revisit the Tam Pico flag insult claim, aiming to resolve tensions and determine next steps for reconciliation and any formal action.
In a June American Magazine extract Eddie Collins recounts Connie Mack’s method of handling pitchers. Mack gave ten days of self guided training to Plank and Bender before the World Series, leaving veterans to fend for themselves, a plan Collins says led to peak performance.
The Richfield Recorder notes C. W. Post of Postum fame died by his own hand last week amid melancholia from chronic indigestion that culminated in appendicitis. He amassed a fortune by selling ground peanut shells and grain at high prices through claims of cures, drawing millions of buyers before his death.
District court concluded the state case against Floyd Carter with a not guilty verdict on burglary. Col. Ferguson led the defense while White claimed sole responsibility. Separate liquor law cases resulted in ninety day county jail terms for Mike Lawles and Peter Govess. The Terrell adultery case featured Emma Terrell and Mrs. Fannie Tyler as witnesses. Buffalo Bill show details note a parade at 10 30 in the morning and a Warpath spectacle.
Harris Women’s Ready-to-Wear offers refunds for purchases from May 19. Bring sales slips dated that day to recover money. Located at 233 North Main.
Readable text is limited to fragments with no identifiable persons organizations or locations. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the provided OCR snippet.
A circus menagerie visit features Zora the Bengal tiger from Sells Floto and Buffalo Bill performing in the city for two shows on Tuesday June 9. The animal is described as a constant walker pacing about an eighteen foot cage for eight hours daily amid crowd observations. A recent test involved a piece of beef and interaction with Alispaw during the feeding.
The Academy of Idaho outlines a week of events for commencement week starting Friday with the Alumni ball. A Sunday afternoon address by Hon. Miles B Johnson of Lewiston follows, then the Annual Concert Monday at 8 30 p m. An Alumni Banquet Tuesday at 5 30 p m and Commencement Exercises and Reception Wednesday at 2 000 p m and 8 32 p m with the faculty inviting the public.
Harris' offers a selection of periodicals and newspapers at 323 North Main Street. The advance ad highlights titles available for purchase or subscription.
Fund day announcement urging people to bring gale slips to 233 N Main for verification and payout. Details unclear due to fragmented text.
Notice requests return of a Wagner coaster found on South Garfield Avenue to 145 South Garfield. Reward offered by Mrs. A B Stevenson.
Notice from Harrison Optical Co. offering one hour duplication of most lenses. Dr. E. Le Roy Harrison advertises repair services at 239 West Center.
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