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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
4
A local Real Estate firm promotes ten years of operation with promises to buy sell insure or rent. It advertises mortgage abstracting loans and collections services and invites potential clients to try their deal.
A reader mails from Portland on June 1 1905 describing the Lewis and Clark Fair grounds at Guilds Lake. He visits the California Washington Oregon pavilions noting elaborate exhibits and quirky fruit sculptures. He highlights Idaho contributions with minerals and cereals plus a centerpiece of native arts and the Trail to Centennial Park.
All parties seeking fish and game licenses must apply to the county game warden. Any person caught fishing and hunting without a license will be arrested and punished according to law.
An old classified note advertises pattern-making services by Frank Crowns at 280 N. Cleveland, asking customers to leave street and number in the door box if away, promising to call for measurements.
An advertorial piece warns that germs invade the body via water air or food and injure weak digestive systems. It touts Mi O Na tablets to strengthen stomach and intestines, claim germ proofing without alcohol or liquid doses, and promises a money back guarantee via Mrs A L Cook.
Sealed bids to build a wagon road from near Warrens to Dig Creek and to construct a bridge on the South Fork of the Balman River. Also bids to modify Payette Lake routes and repair the Seebegh summit segment. Bids open June 27 in Boise. Five percent bid bond required. Bidder may submit for all or part.
A historical notice touts Foley's Woley and Tarshaw as cures for asthma. Read as a medical claim promising relief, the item highlights a remedy said to ease respiratory symptoms for sufferers.
Mrs Adolph Nuesing of Davenport says a severe cold from twelve years ago became asthma that resisted all care until she used Foley’s Money and Tor. She reports a single bottle cured her condition and would have saved years of suffering if used earlier.
Mia Newson of Decatur Alabama suffered three years of indigestion and stomach and bowel trouble. Doctors failed until she tried Electric Bitters and rapidly recovered. The remedy is promoted for liver kidney and bowel disorders with a guarantee by A M Cook, druggist.
The Pullman Observation sleeping cars on R. 4. W. trains depart Ogden and Salt Lake each evening, travel via the Colorado Midland Railway to Denver and Colorado Springs, making all connections for points east and south, through the Rocky Mountains in daylight. See that tickets read via the Colorado Midland Railway.
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