The Pocatello Tribune Publication Details
The Pocatello Tribune is published daily in Pocatello Idaho by The Tribune Company Limited. George N Ifpt is president and William Wallin secretary. Subscription rates list monthly and yearly payment terms with delivery by carrier and issues classed as second message.
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Oregon Short Line Instituting Get Acquainted Excursions
Ogden business leaders welcomed Oregon Short Line officials on annual outreach trips to foster good relations between the railroad and patrons. Similar efforts by Southern Pacific President William Sproule urge openness and public access to cars and services, signaling a shift from secrecy to customer friendly practice.
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Pleasant substitutes for meat touted in era diet piece
A period piece argues beef prices spike over 30 years and corn costs push cattle feeding out of reach. It promotes meat substitutes like rice beans cheese and milk, cites Roosevelt and Boston meals, and urges households to adopt a no meat diet this summer to pressure meatpackers.
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Baltimore physician touts water more harmful than alcohol
Dr. Charles C. Hill told the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City that water is more harmful than alcohol, claiming water intoxication is a greater danger. He cited general acceptance of water as harmless while arguing for caution in water intake.
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Water Intemperance Worse Than Alcohol Says Doctor
A Baltimore doctor argues excess water intake harms the stomach more than alcohol. He notes water is absorbed slowly, unlike alcohol, and warns against drinking vast quantities. He compares water to beer and light wine, saying water’s dangers are limited to gastric effects, not behavior or health overall.
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Big Band Wagon Concert Amid Blown Snow and Warm Cheers
A lively scene unfolds as musicians and candidates sing for crowds that endure a cold night. Portraits of community warmth appear as people claim seats and share relief from headaches and late hours. The setting mixes filmic imagery with snowy streets and a hopeful, communal mood.
Dempster Announces Bid for Idaho Lieutenant Governor
Charles W. Dempster of Soda Springs declares candidacy for Idaho lieutenant governor as a Republican in the upcoming primary. He emphasizes independence from political bosses, vows to serve all Bannock county voters, and seeks statewide support while stressing loyalty to the party and the taxpayer.
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Castro Is Ill as Venezuela Ex-President Slated for Abscess Surgery
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela is reported in cable despatches to be in serious condition An operation for an eternal abscess will be performed upon the erstwhile South American president early this month
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Blanchard Ice on I Four Cones on Ifs Place
Fragmentary OCR notes show location at 340 W. Clark with mention of Blanchard Ice on I four cones on ifs Place. Details are unclear and no event or actions are specified.
Auto Parade to Logan Next Wednesday Morning
E R Sherman of Buhl, president of the Inter Mountain Good Roads association, heads to Logan for final convention details. The third annual meeting in Logan, Utah, June 12 13 and 14 will draw road officials from six states and feature a government good roads exhibit sent from Washington via the Short Line.
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Department of Agriculture
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New York
American Automobile Association
Jesse Taylor
Jamestown
James H. Brady
Idaho
Auto parade to Logan for Good Roads convention
A July 12 auto parade from Pocatello to Logan will open the Inter Mountain Good Roads gathering. Former Gov Brady leads in a 60 horsepower Thomas, with Turner and Trist steering next cars, en route via McCammon Downey Oxford Dayton Franklin Richmond to Logan. Montana and Utah delegates noted as Montana sent letters urging broad county participation and practical road‑building discussions.
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Bannock County Association
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Utah
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Bannock County
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Board of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness and death of our father and thank them for floral tributes. Patrick Dwyer James Dwyer and their spouses sign the notice.
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