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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
2
Publication details for The Pocatello Tribune include ownership by The Tribune Company Limited with George N Ifft as president and William Wallin as secretary. The paper publishes daily and semi weekly editions and lists subscription and delivery terms plus postal status information.
The text argues that a great technical university in the Northwest, centered on railroading and linked to the Short Line, would suit Mrs. E. H. Harriman’s memorial aims. It cites Pocatello’s invitation, her Idaho summer visit, and Gate City’s railroad prominence as a possible catalyst for endorsement and location.
The column notes how quick successions of major stories compete for public attention. It mocks the mounting Mount McKinley ascent debate with Dr. Cook, suggesting such dramatic plans barely ripple today amid countless other current events.
George Bancroft, historian and diplomat, born Worcester Massachusetts October 8 1800 died Washington January 17 1891. Harvard graduate at seventeen studied in Göttingen served as Harvard tutor and Round Hill teacher. Author of many works including a US history up to Washingtons first administration. Held posts as Boston port collector Democratic candidate for Massachusetts governor secretary of the navy founder of the Naval Academy at Annapolis and minister to Britain and Germany.
A humorous reminiscence contrasts male vs female roles in old fashioned housecleaning. The narrator recalls father’s bungled attempts, noisy mishaps, and mother’s exasperation, ending with a valedictory approval of modern cleaning methods.
The piece argues that shielding individuals from constant publicity offers a chance to recover and regain public trust. It suggests diverting attention can spare reputations and provide personal privacy as events intensify with time and societal change.
A brief dialogue centered on a child named Charlie asking to borrow two plumes for an Indian game, and his mother refusing because he has only one plume left. The scene hints at a humorous domestic moment and a budding interest from Charlie.
A blunt scene shows a father lamenting beef costs in a crowded urban setting. He tells his child they cannot afford beef while a neighbor couple chimes in with gruff complaints. The tone captures daily hardship and streetwise humor.
An Arkansas paper era editor recounts a printer who changed doughnut to donut and argued a single letter made it wrong. The novelist noted the spelling issue while the compositor puzzled over the unfamiliar form and history of the word.
The C N M I association dent has been called away for several days and the musical entertainment and dinner are postponed to Wednesday evening June 21. Ticket holders may use Suh on that date. Mrs Mae Jackson, Secretary.
Notices announce bids for erecting an office building to be received until June 13 1911. Plans and specifications are available at the office of M Grandfor. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. J M Ingersoll.
Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City Missouri reports a severe cold attack that settled in his back and kidneys. A friend advised Foley Kidney Pills and after using two bottles he says they have done him a world of good. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Props Idaho.
City treasurer Pauline E. Bryan announces warrants listed with dates from 1907 to 1910 will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank with interest to date. Deputy F D Clements signs dated February 16, 1913. Also an advertisement notes Chamberlain's Remedy for sale by druggists.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will hold a special meeting on Wednesday afternoon June 7 at 2 o'clock sharp to distribute prizes to those who brought in new members and to handle any other business before the Hive. Mrs E G Houde 21 Lady Commander.
Citizens' Bank or dog catcher collect dog tax under threat of death for untagged dogs. John Ellis, Chief of Police, warns that dogs without tags will be killed on sight.
Special low excursion rates to Cheyenne Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago and other points Tickets go on sale May 20 24 26 27 June 3 7 10 14 17 21 July 6 22 26 August 16 and September 2 6 Limit October 31 Diverse routes and stopovers See agents for rates and details.
Joy riding for families a specialty promoted by Perkins with contact Bell 396 Ind 293 in Pocatello. The ad markets seeing America while visiting Idaho, inviting families to try a new car.
Poley’s Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It claims to regulate and control kidney and bladder action and to be healing and bracing. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson & Jenkins, Props., Pocatello and McCammon, Idaho.
Zweigart Bros offers lard at 3 pounds for 40 cents 5 pounds for 65 cents and 10 pounds for $1.25 with quantities and prices clearly listed.
Sealed proposals for the macadam road between Ross Fork and Gibson in Bingham County Idaho are due by noon June 17 1911 at the Pocatello office. Plans are available from the commission members in Boise Blackfoot and Pocatello a $500 certified check is required with all bids. Ross Fork Road Commission Secretary J P Congdon Pocatello May 22 1911 information dates listed through June 10 1911.
The Woodmen of the World building committee invites bids for a lodge building and will accept bids until June 10 1911. See flaws and specifications at M Grandford Architect office. A $500 certified check accompanies each bid. The committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Following the regular meeting of Pocatello Council No 892 K of C on Tuesday evening June 6 the last social dance of the season will be held in Eagle Hall. All Knights and ladies invited.
Foley Kidney Pills claim to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function and are advertised by Temple Pharmacy Ferguson and Jenkins Props. The ad urges readers to try the product.
R W Hoshine sells artificial ice described as pure and clean with best service and rapid delivery. Contact Bell 19-Red for orders.
An Idaho advertising card for The Idan-Ha Hotel Company Boise lists the Idan-Ha Grill and hotel rooms with European plan and running water. It notes central location two blocks from the depot and rooms from one dollar up. Charles H. Grout is manager.
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