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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune announces subscription rates with payment options in advance or from agents. The paper is published daily and delivered by carrier in Pocatello Idaho. Office contact and post office mailing details are listed.
Three months in 1909 mark a turning point as the Seattle exposition draws Idaho and neighboring states into national focus. Traffic to Seattle and Portland via Pocatello rises with extra trains and staff. Governor Brady leads a delegation, boosting Idaho's profile as tourism and trade expand along the western route.
An ordinance directs abutting property owners to build at their expense temporary board sidewalks or the city will construct them and assess costs on the frontage. The order specifies the streets beginning one block north of Center Street on Eighth Avenue and proceeding north along the east side.
This record details a 1909 city ordinance defining property limits from Fifth Avenue East Hayden to Seventh Avenue block 230 and including blocks 273 229 216 170 162 with lots eleven and ten. It states enforcement from passage and approval, signed by Mayor D W Church and City Clerk Leon Molinelli.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages, noting it is constitutional and works through the bloodstream. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges sending for testimonials. Pills advertised as Hall's Family Pills for constipation follow.
Train trips to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points listed for June 4 5 11 12 16 and 26 with agents for later dates rates and details.
An advert claims rich red blood signals brains energy and hope but only if digestion is strong. It links indigestion to eye strain and lists Mi o Na as a 50 cent remedy sold by Mrs A L Cook in Pocatello and by druggists nationwide.
First class sanitary plumbing by J. A. Standley Plumbing and Heating Company invites calls at phone 446 Black. Sagebrush Hair Tonic is an Idaho product promoted as the best. Did you ever see a bald-headed Indian.
James Wright of Spurlock Ky shares his experience with Electric Bitters claiming renewed youth after kidney trouble and six bottles. The ad promotes the medicine as a godsend to the weak and elderly, priced at 50 cents at Ferguson Jenking Drug Co.
Plenty of potatoes at Berg's with Eat the Best Chili. Located on First and Center Streets, the Union Lunch Booth offers a simple menu and quick service.
A Y P exposition offers a round trip from Pocatello to Seattle for 36.70 dollars. The fare applies to the Seattle trip and return and is on sale daily starting June 1. Agents can provide further particulars.
State lands totaling five thousand acres will be sold at auction in Burley Idaho on June 15. Reduced rates apply via the Oregon Short Line Railroad with tickets available June 13 and 14 from Idaho and Oregon points. Inquiries can be directed to W. T. Jack Burley Idaho or local agents for rates and details.
County Treasurer Elizabeth Rooker calls payment of Current Expense Fund Warrants numbers 814 through 824 dated January 20, 1909. Warrants to be paid on presentation at her office with interest to date of call. Dated June 1, 1909.
Sagebrush Hair Tonic claims continued use will stop falling hair and keep the scalp clean. A sagebrush shampoo is also recommended as a supplementary aid.
Daily for tickets one way via Portland. Frequent dates for other trips. See O. L. agents for further details.
Insure your house and contents with the California Fire Insurance Company praised for paying San Francisco fire losses in full. Local agent R. W. Edgington offers coverage and service.
After 12 years of suffering and $400 in medical bills with no relief, John Deye of Gladwin Michigan found cure with Bucklen’s Arica Salve. The ad claims it also cures fever sores bella felons eczema and salt rheum and is infallible for piles burns scalds cuts and corns at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co.
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