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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
2
The piece accuses packers of exploiting shippers by slaughtering livestock for packing houses and downgrading meat as offal. It warns post mortems could waste a carload and urges readers to resist the practice. Senator Dubois’ platform talk is cited as diverting him from ranch life and potatoes.
The city marked two graduation events this week the Pocatello High School ceremony in the Auditorium Theater and the Academy of Idaho graduation the largest in the academy’s history Director Principal Faris led the academy as it established itself as a state standout the high school praised Superintendent Siders and the progress of public schools in the region The academy founders note the institution’s unique status as the only state academy in the United States and anticipate a worthy successor to Faris as retirement opens a banking career Placeholder for names and dates not specified in the readable text
A recent order by the Packers Association aims to bar shipments of cows and heifers from western states unless sold subject to post-mortem exam. Shippers warn the rule will hit Idaho, Montana, Utah, Nebraska and Wyoming hard, and could extend to all livestock and sexes. A South Omaha commission man notes hardship for western shippers and suggests further congressional action.
City leaders discuss appointing a commission to decide if cemetery plots are quarter lots once and for all. The move aims to settle a long running question amid local debates and other municipal concerns.
U KNEAD IT flour arrives at Pete Hansen's selling sacks for $1.50. Palace Bakery offers raisin bread at 15c a loaf. Short Line tickets to San Francisco and return from $35.40 with various routing options via Ogden Portland Huntington and Los Angeles $46.30 to $53.40. Sales June 9 to 16, 1907. Return by August 31, 1907.
One fare plus seven dollars for a round trip via the Colorado Midland Railway to Chicago and the middle west states. Valid through June. Presented by H. Harding of Salt Lake City Utah.
Tickets from the Oregon Short Line sell at one fare for round trip plus seven dollars for travel to St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago and St. Louis. Dates of sale May 30 and June 3 4 5 6 7 12 and 14 1907. C E Brooks.
The 0.8. l. will sell tickets May 27 30 June 3 7 12 and 14 1907 to Portland or Spokane and return at $30 Going transit limit ten days from date of sale Final return limit September 30 1907 C. E. Brooks Agent.
County of Bannock notices warrants numbers 20 through 36 payable on presentation. Dated May 10, 1907. Daily Tribune.
An old advertisement warns of mercury dangers from catarrh remedies and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. It notes to buy genuine product, testimonials available, and mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Cement plaster and cement walks urged by local ad. Orders to be left at A. B. Beans Hardware Store for first class work.
A reader from North Mina claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a four decade walking stick sore after failed treatments. The testimonial cites relief from a stubborn sore and praises the product’s healing as making the user feel like a man. Temple Pharmacy lists Ferguson Jenkins and local outlets in Pocatello and McCammon.
Our messenger service has grown to such an extent that we are forced to put on a delivery wagon which will deliver packages trunks to any part of the city. When you want any of this work done call O1 7 or visit 123 South Main. A Douglass, Manager.
Patrons can get a full refund at the door if the dance at the Eagles hall does not meet expectations. Reminder of the regular Wednesday and Saturday night dances and the return policy.
An item listing notes fresh butter eggs and milk available with contact via phone 45 Z and location 355 North 16th Street.
In Fedora Tennessee W. Pepper lay bedridden with bleeding lungs and throat. Doctors failed to help him but Dr Kings New Discovery gave instant relief. The cocaine soon ceased bleeding and he recovered in days, with a promotion offering three bottles free at local pharmacies Ferguson and Jenkins and others.
O K Sam's Second Hand Store at 1308 First East Side advertises paying the highest price for cast off clothing trunks and satchels with a storefront slogan and location.
Notice calls all members and visiting neighbors to gather at the W O W hall at 1 o clock on Sunday June 9 for Memorial day exercises. A committee is in charge and attendees are promised a dandy time at McNichols Wright hall tonight.
Customers place party cake orders at Palace Bakery praised as the best confectionery in the city. The shop emphasizes quick fulfillment and high quality for celebrations.
A Cedar Grove Maine resident George H Parris praises Electric Bitters in a letter about relief from stomach liver and kidney trouble after trying the remedy. The note says three bottles completed the cure and credits Temple Pharmacy and other local merchants with selling the product.
For rates and particulars write E. R. Hunt General Agent Butte Mont. The Scenic Line advertisement promotes special rates eastbound on the Denver and Rio Grande route with contact details for booking.
Public warning to all water users to shut taps when a fire alarm is raised and keep them closed until the fire whistle sounds a long blast indicating extinguishment. Violations will be vigorously prosecuted by mayoral order. WILLIAM PRICE, Chief of the Fire Department. Also an advertisement for Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup claiming to aid digestion without irritation, from A. L. Cook's drug store.
The Center and Arthur location appears to be the sole Rock Candy outlet in the area, with the note indicating usage restricted to that street corner. Officials have not provided further details on the reasoning or duration of the limitation.
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