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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
2
Publication from The Daily Tribune of Pocatello outlines address and contact details for The Tribune Company Limited including West Center Street office and officials George Whitt, president and William Wallin, secretary. It notes delivery by carrier and daily evening service in Pocatello and directs complaints to the office.
The piece accuses Senator Dubois of fomenting an anti Mormon scare to discredit Governor Gooding and the Idaho Republicans. It argues the Salt Lake Tribune and Boise Capital News push anti Mormon narratives to aid Dubois while risking GOP unity. It urges Republicans to ignore alarmist reports and recognize the real aim of disfranchising Mormon voters.
The Fat men played a ball game that raised close to £100 for the hospital fund. The event sparked strong local support and left organizers hopeful for future drives.
Fragmentary text mentions a project titled J to hie and a person named Master, with notes about someone panting and a vague plan for next fall. No clear event, date, or concrete entities beyond those fragments.
Fragmented verse recalls spring showers and the earth waking. The text speaks of winter ending and new life as the fig tree greens and the vine buds, evoking renewal through nature’s signals.
State horticultural inspector A. F. Hitt spent a week in Bingham County reporting a strong apple crop outlook, a guaranteed small pear crop, and destroyed prune and plum yields. He noted 21 000 acres of sugar beets planted for three factories with beets thriving, while beet growers largely increased acreage. He highlighted the beet industry as enhancing land value and providing a stable market, with potatoes and other crops growing well in Idaho Falls.
The Coeur d Alene Press critiques Senator Dubois on his support for extensive forest reserves in northern Idaho. It argues southern irrigation needs justify differing policy, questions monopoly fears, and urges keeping timber open for homesteaders while protecting water supplies through watershed care.
A local notice lists a noon dinner special at the White House Cafe from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. with prices starting at 20 Conta. The fragment indicates a cafe event or meal offering with limited details.
A reader asks where to find the finest cup of tea within a two mile radius, seeking local recommendations and trusted tea spots near this location.
The narrator recalls a tale of Murphy a clever con artist from a church camp story. Murphy extorted money by faking a gold brick in Idaho City and fled before authorities caught him. The priest notes the gold brick melted to gold and Murphy later disappeared to Alaska or beyond.
Ticket office advertises train fare sales with dates May 27 29 June 3 and 6 1913 from Pocatello and Salt Lake City to towns in Missouri and the Midwest. Rates listed as one fare plus two dollars with stopovers and a September 15 final limit. Contact L H Harding Salt Lake City for full information and travel book.
Unhappiness and thinning hair prompt introduction of Newbro's Herpicide a scalp germicide and antiseptic claimed to destroy the microbe causing hair destruction. The product is marketed as a new formula and principle with testimonials and availability through leading druggists and Mrs A L Cook as special agent in Detroit Michigan.
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Illinois writes on February 16 1902 that a year of back pain was cured after using one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. The product lists prices 25 50 and 1.00 in the ad.
The Short Line offers round trips to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles with varying routes via Ogden Portland Salt Lake and San Pedro. Prices range from 24.59 to 59.95 with 99 day sale windows and final returns by late November 1995. Ticket agent D. Lowrie provides particulars.
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