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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
6
President Roosevelt completed a sweeping fifty state trip covering about 14 000 miles and reaching an estimated 8 000 000 listeners. He delivered roughly 400 speeches, half formal and half extempore, underscoring his plainspoken rhetoric and perceived vitality.
The article notes Vieter Manteck's election in the Seventh district of Kenats, aided by a controversial campaign. Miz Metéosk is praised as a leading figure, while tensions rise over alleged misconduct and polling place security.
A garbled exchange speculates about new red headed congressmen and lively political exchange. The text hints at varied hair colors among lawmakers and potential electrifying developments.
The dispute between city counsel and Justice of the Peace Berrick continues as Frank Fowler faces a $9000 bond, later reduced to $100, to secure his appearance at the district court. Fowler remained jailed for failing to meet Bail, while his friends claim the case shows bias and he vows to contest the city’s actions.
Business locals note rough trade in cleaning services at Troy Laundry with special attention to washing wool blankets. Deals include paper goods and printing services at Gray's and general wash pricing around six cents per pound.
The city invites sealed bids to be received at the North and Douglas store until 6 p m on Tuesday June 11 1908 for construction of a bridge over the office of W A Samma architect. George Rona president Pocatello Fair and Alex Brewer driving association secretary. 6-4-7daye
The notice promotes 81 Old Crow aged 23 years for sale at 1500 for drinking straight. Emphasizes authenticity and markets the product as the real thing at Brady's.
Phrased as a friendly ad copy, the note touts a genuine article liquor from a brand likely “W. B. Bopeee’s” and invites customers to sample strong spirits, claiming quality and a straight drink experience.
Fragmentary notice from CG Gray at P O Rows Depot mentions sending items and a cure, uncertain details but implies a postal or shipment instruction awaiting action. The readable bits suggest a request for action or payment related to sending goods or cures.
Owner T. B. Clarnge states he has sold his jewelry shop to Leon F. Moli wali after forty two years of acquaintance. He describes Moliwali as an inexperienced worker and notes the seizure of the business by trust and friendship.
Becks books a Gray's Revel Opera Sas at Brady's, a lively night in town featuring a mix of performances and drinks. Local patrons report strong turnouts as the venue celebrates a diverse lineup amid brisk sales and social buzz.
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