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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists subscription rates for monthly and longer terms, notes advance payment advantages, and states daily evening delivery by carrier in Pocatello. Readers are urged to file complaints at the office, with the paper registered as second class mail.
Twin Falls News reports Barney O'Neil former banker and Republican politician 은 returning from Canada to stand trial for the collapse of his bank. Warden John Snook will host him at Idaho penitentiary pending trial as reflections on his rise from New York newsboy to bank president and failed gubernatorial bid.
Idaho adds eight votes bringing Clark to 323 in a conservative tally. Montana backs Clark on first ballot while many delegates remain unattached, allowing shifts as the convention unfolds. Other candidates include Wilson Underwood Harmon with varying pledged votes.
A 14 year old boy fatally shot a 17 year old girl in San Francisco. The suspect, Janation, asserted his act was not for a girl but for a higher nature. Authorities investigate motive and circumstances surrounding the incident.
A 14 year old boy commits murder after claiming mental companionship with a girl who declined outings. The article argues the mind, not just the killer, warrants legal scrutiny and calls for shielding children from harmful ideas and psychic influences.
Dandelions menace the countryside from the valley to the east and a remedy is claimed to kill the weed without harming grass. Mix 4 quarts of sulphate of iron in a gallon of water, apply with a sprinkler, and the weed is said to disappear within a day. The method is inexpensive and worth trying.
A playful verse fragment from the New York Evening Sun riffs on famous Shakespearean figures and a rumored crime by Bacon. The writer muses who will identify a body found by the river Wye and teases a cipher that yields zero in a satirical noir tone.
A lyrical poem laments passing seasons and distant friends then turns hopeful praising unity and charity. The speaker uses bells as emotional signals for memories and justice while urging solidarity across shores as a new year arrives.
A verse titled New Year’s day lists ideals of sobriety and reform, vowing to quit drinking and swearing. It humorously contrasts the ease of starting a “clean page” with the stubborn pull of past habits, noting the speaker’s wavering stance. Unidentified author.
Washington June 7 Rear Admiral Sidney A Staunton reached the age limit for active service and was placed on the retired list after a year on the General Board His prior command included divisions of the Atlantic fleet.
In Frederick Maryland the Knights of the Maccabees opened their annual grand council session with a large turnout of delegates and visitors. The two day convention covers entertainment and regular business of the organization.
At a club Dick Thurston bets Ned Chamberlin he will burglarize a respectable house and donate stolen items. Chamberlin enters a shadowed doorway, encounters a startled girl and her uncle, confesses the ruse, and with a police exchange ends up donating 2000 to St Luke's hospital after a bluff by the uncle.
The Barnum and Bailey greatest show on earth leaves the east for a west and Pacific coast tour. Two performances and a street parade set for Pocatello on Thursday August 29. The production features Cleopatra with 1200 performers, 300 dancers, and a full menagerie.
A brief item encouraging readers to explore the Daily Tribune classifieds for small ads. It promotes affordable listings and quick notices to reach local buyers and sellers.
Logan Utah hosts the Inter-Mountain Good Roads Association gathering June 12 to 14. The Short Line offers two cents per mile in each direction with tickets on sale June 10 to 12 and return allowance until June 17. See ticket agent for details.
An advertisement for Blanchard Ice Cream promotes value at Starba's Place located on 340 West Clark with the slogan The most for your money.
A farmer questions why a milk pail is empty. A boy replies that the cow gave nine quarts and one kick, turning a simple farm moment into a humorous folk tale entry.
WANTED A good presser at City Dyeing and Cleaning works Seattle area. 72 FOR SALE A lawyer with twenty years practice in Seattle must quit due to overwork. Will sell goodwill library and office furniture household goods and home library to travel. Requires $8000 cash with possible financing. Arrange offices elics and assistants or partnership. Name may remain in firm. must rest at least a year. Act at once. Address P O Box 525 Seattle Wash.
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