Daily Tribune Notice From Pocatello Office
The Daily Tribune advises readers to submit any complaints at the office promptly. The paper is entered at the Pocatello post office for transmission as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune advises readers to submit any complaints at the office promptly. The paper is entered at the Pocatello post office for transmission as second class matter.
The dispatches show anti Taft strength fading as contests around the Chicago convention wilt. Taft is seen as securing the first ballot victory with or without contested delegations, dampening rivals and leaving Taft as the sole likely nominee. even hopefuls abandon efforts, save for Vice President prospects.
The area reports an unusual stretch of wet weather followed by a sunny break. Weather observers note records for rainfall while forecasts show intermittent sun amid ongoing discussions of climate patterns and ocean current shifts.
The piece describes how a warm current brings humidity inland across Alaska, British Columbia, and the western United States. It notes Montana experienced unprecedented rain and a mild winter last year, with ongoing record floods and expectations of continued dramatic weather globally.
A Pendleton public notice praises Mormon contributions in Grand Ronde valley farming. The editor cites intensified farming, increased land value, and proposed small industries as proof that Mormons raise wealth without expanding tillable land. The tribute extols education, home life, arts, and absence of paupers or criminals among Mormons.
Rupert Pioneer Record reports D. W. Ross has resigned as supervising engineer of the Idaho district since reclamation service inception. W. H. Sanders, currently consulting engineer based in Rupert, will succeed him. Ross is expected to oversee the Salmon river tract while Sanders is described as an efficient, veteran engineer in the service.
A summary of significant June 8 historical notes includes Virginia chancellor George Wythe dying in 1806 born 1726, Thomas Paine’s death in 1809 born 1737, Andrew Jackson’s death in 1845 born 1767, 1900 missionaries in China seeking U S protection, and American novelist Julia Magruder dying in 1907 in Richmond born 1854.
The report notes sun sets at 7 25 p.m. and moon sets at 1 40 a.m. with the moon 10 days old. Mercury becomes visible in the western sky after sunset, offering a notable planetary sight for observers.
Ben Toy and Loui Fong of Pocatello Idaho announce they have bought King Katayama’s stake in the Metropolitan restaurant at 311 West Center Street. They will repair the property, serve a refined menu daily including French dinners, spring chicken, and other first class meats and short order items starting Monday morning June 5 and invite the public to dine.
Tom Moore of rural Cochran Georgia writes that a bad sore on his instep healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says less than half a 25 cent box achieved a perfect cure. The product is guaranteed at Ferguson and Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
A collection of pithy maxims on marrying for money, the anxious brag of the fortunate, self interest, and social conduct. It riffs on luck, law, family money, and stubborn behavior with pointed, ironic statements. The piece uses playful moral jabs and paradox to provoke reflection on human nature.
Mrs Chris Armstrong announces a new hat shop at 238 West Center formerly the Turf cafe inviting ladies to view a fine line of hats of all kinds.
An ad warns against mercury based remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. It claims the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure genuineness. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials available.
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee certifies using Foley's Urino Laxative for chronic constipation and calls it a thorough practical remedy. Temple Pharmacy is noted in the reference.
A diaric note states rheumatism cripples and urges Ballard's Snow Liniment to stop the trouble at the start. It claims the product cures rheumatism and all pain with bottles priced at 25c, 50c, and $1.00 from Mrs. A. L. Cook, druggist.
A Pocatello woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills with alleviating her 17 year old son's back pain and tiredness linked to kidney issues. She says the remedy strengthened him, stopped the ache, and improved overall health, recommending Doan's as the trusted family remedy sold at local drugstores.
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire reports a year ago she bought Foley's Kidney Remedy which cured a severe long standing kidney trouble. She endorses it as grand medicine and recommends it. Temple Pharmacy attached.
Greatly reduced excursion rates from the Oregon Short Line and Overland Route to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other eastern points. Lockets limited to October 31 with departures June 1st 6th 12th 13th and 1st.
Local lumber firm Lumber Co Ltd lists coal per ton and kindling per load with contact number 252. Prices and terms are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a coal and kindling sales offer from Rock Springs.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism and relieves pain and swelling in joints and muscles. It promises restored activity and lists prices of 25, 50, and 1.00 dollars per bottle, attributed to Mrs A L Cook.
Daily tours run from June 1 to September 15 offering Pacific Coast itineraries. Agents are advised to request full particulars and pricing.
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