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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1905

Page

2

Dubois anti Mormon campaign stirs Idaho politics

The piece accuses Senator Dubois of exploiting anti Mormon sentiment to influence Idaho politics and defeat Governor Gooding, alleging Salt Lake Tribune and Boise Capital News push anti Mormon tactics to undermine the state administration. It argues Republicans should reject fringe campaigns and focus on party unity against what it calls the Dubois scheme.

Senator Dubois Idaho Dubois Dubois Press Bureau Salt Lake Tribune Ealt Lake Tribune Goml Utah Capital News Jett Brady Brady Rimidge Driabobs Campten Iepublican Bleekfoot Belt Lake City Boise Aeentea Combine

Revival of hospital plan gains momentum from charity ball

A charity ball raised nearly 1100 for a proposed hospital project and revived public interest. Rex Patrick Murphy, originator of the Home Hospital scheme, led organizing steps with support from local orders and potential sites discussed for buildings. The effort urges immediate action to advance the hospital as an accomplished fact.

Pat Rex Patrick Murphy Peeter Trintt

Seasonal Rebirth Marks Pleasant City Afternoon

After heavy spring showers the city enjoys a warm pleasant afternoon. The text notes winter ending and birds singing, with towers appearing on the earth and the season of renewal celebrated in a bright, cheerful tone.

Fragmentary Scene Details Puts Putterh and Wine in Focus

A hazy fragment mentions a green flex and a wine with a tender grape aroma. The lines evoke sensory details of wood scents and culinary notes, but lack clear context or identifiable events, people, or places.

Hitt Reports Strong Apple Crop Outlook in Utah County

A. F. Hitt reports Lingham county expects a bumper apple crop and a small pear crop driven by favorable growing conditions. Prunes and plums are reportedly destroyed. Sugar beet planting reaches 22 acres with beets looking ideal, boosting beet culture economics and land value. Idaho Falls area shows large acreages in potatoes and other crops thriving.

A. F. Hitt Fr Spector Lingham County Hitt Beetico Idaho Falls

Press critiques Senator Dubois on forest reserves policy

The Press argues against Dubois on northern Idaho forest reserves and water conservation. It cites Weverhauser and Northern Pacific interests, notes southern irrigation needs, and warns against applying southern logic to the north. It endorses preserving water for residents and homesteaders while highlighting regional contrasts.

Dbeis Bonetelis

Mike Jordan recalls early Idaho pioneers and wild camp tales

The narrative recalls Mike Jordan describing Idaho frontier life with planeers and tent feasts in Silver City. He mentions figures like Jake Horns Irish, Father Metin, and a preacher in Oregon ties, noting conversions and rough frontier justice amid 19th century church and camp traditions.

Mike Jordan Idaho Landecume Silver City Jake Horns Dolse Oregon Murphy

Open Letters Endorse Lydia Pinkham Remedy by Readers

Mrs. Mary Dimmick of Washington D C writes of eight years of painful menstrual trouble and threatened surgery yet regains full health after Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises Mrs Pinkham's advice and urges other women to read the letters and seek help.

Mary Dimmick Washington Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass Mary Dirmick Washington, D.C Lydia E Pinkham Advics East Capitol Streets

Fraud and Missing Funds Shake Idaho City Church Plan

A man raises money to build a church then travels to Idaho City to deliver funds. He reports securing funds and asks the priest to accept a cash boost, but in Idaho City the “watcher” finds forged documents and missing money. Murphy vanishes, later said to be in Alaska, while the newspaper notes the Bible and casket tale.

Murphy Sox Idaho City Bayer Pather Catan Alaska Rosaul Khdyke

Reachers and Knockers in a Free Speech Era

A reflective note discusses how criticism awakens public conscience and spurs progress in a country of free speech. It contrasts constructive knocking with senseless attacks that arise from petty ambitions, stressing that responsible criticism benefits the common good.

Cost of the War Debt Across Russia and Japan

The Spokesman Review notes the Russia Japan war nears 36 months and has raised both nations' debt by about 1.9 billion pounds. Japan’s war bill is estimated at 790 million dollars, Russia’s higher due to manpower and ports. Overall war costs imply a heavy, generation long burden on both peoples.

Russia Japan Hussein Arimies Syed Pill Otter Jaman Lure & Seule

Forest Ranger Examinations Told in Classified Notice

War tolls rise with losses to widows and orphans while a Pocahontas notice outlines Forest Ranger position exams. It details ranks, duties, pay from 720 to 1680 yearly and requirements including stamina, horse handling, surveying, and regional knowledge.

Kennedy’s Falsative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad

An advertisement for Kennedy’s Falsative Honey and Tar promises easier cough cure by cleansing the bowels with a laxative syrup. It claims to expel cold, cut phlegm, and strengthen the lungs for all ages and mentions Whittlesey and Temple Pharmacy as sellers.

Kennedy Whittlesey and Temple Pharmacy

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Laxative Claim

An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant natural laxative with a medicine-like effect. It notes availability at all druggists for site by and urges purchase.

Chamberlain

Feel Impending Doom and the Cure Promise in Patent Remedy

A fragment reports individuals praising Foley's Kidney Cure for Bright's disease and diabetes with claims of rapid relief. Marion Tee of Dunreath and Mrs AL Cook, a local druggist, are quoted regarding headaches and recovery after trying eight physicians and the remedy.

Bright Foley Marion Tee Dunreath Fotey AL Ll. Cook

Just What Everyone Should Do Mr J T Barber Ad Weir

Mr J T Barber of Trwinville Georgia urges keeping Chamberlin Colic Cholera and Diarrhoid Remedy at hand for sudden attacks of colic cholera morbus and diarrhoea. Barker says it is the best medicine he has used and keeps four bottles in his room. Sold by all druggists.

RR. H. Peale Turboete Eral Idan Dubois Wlews Thaho Trwinville Colle Barker

Weather and crops improve across Idaho in week ending June 5 1905

Idaho reports a warm week with above normal start and ample rains, aiding crops statewide. Fruit recovers from frosts with fair to good yields. grain and grasses progress well. irrigation and stock conditions cited from multiple counties including Fremont Bingham Idaho Falls and Bear Lake with some hail damage noted in May.

Fremont Bingham Lorenzo Salem Union American Falls Pranklin Whitney Bear Lake

Kidney Cure Claim From Kentucky Reader

Four patients with kidney disease reportedly failed to improve under care of three top Kentucky physicians. One physician used Foley's Kidney Cure, with initial relief after the first bottle and complete cure after three more bottles. The remedy is sold by Mrs. A. M. Cook.

W. Leo Yancey Padacuh, Ky Kentucky Foley Cook

Notice of pardon application by convicted assailant

The undersigned convict Joun Swank, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in the Dist ict court of the Pulp Judicial district of the state of Et dado, Idaho, was sentenced to two years in the Idaho State Penitentiary at Boise. He states intent to apply to the State Board of Pardons at its Boise meeting beginning Sunday, July 1855, for a pardon.

Distelt Court Pulp Judicial District Tate Etdato Endockk County Boise City Idaho State Board of Pardons of State of

Remarkable Recovery From Stomach Ailments With Eleotric Bitters

An illness plagued Mia B and others with chronic stomach and bowel troubles, nearly ending in death. After trying Eleotric Hitters, recovery was rapid and complete, addressing liver, kidney, stomach, and bowel issues. Sold with a guarantee by Mrs A. M. A. druggist.

Mia B Newson Precator Ala LE Cafe Iver Mra Aa. F. Ak

Notice of Administration for Beach Estate in Bannock County

Creditors are notified that letters of administration for the estate of Beach deceased were granted March 1905 by the Probate Court of Bannock County. All claims must be filed with Frank Board administrator at Bannock National Bank within a stated period or be barred. This 19th day of April 1905.

J. F Bannock County Bannock National Bank Frank Board

DeWitts Little Early Risers Pills Advertisement

In a billows of text the ad extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as a wood efficient aid to digestion and relief from constipation and headache. It claims no griping and promotes early rising energy for children and adults. Sold by Temple Pharmacy and H. A. Whittlesey.

DeWitt Temple Pharmacy H. A. Whittlesey

Notice of Sale of Personal Property at Johnson's Livery Stable

Notice is given that the undersigned will sell at 10 oclock a.m. on the Archway of June 190% at Johnson's Livery Stable 220 North Arthur Pacatello City Kaho the property kept for lien including one Toomey Road cart one set of harness and one horse named Jesse. The lien amount is $990.00, overdue over sixty days.

Weloek Jume Johnson's Livery Stable North Arthur Paccatello City Kaho Toomey Road Jessex

Assessment Notice for Dempsey Irrigation Co Shares

Notice to blockholders that a 75 cent per share assessment is levied to clean the canal. Work starts May 8 1905. Any stock with unpaid assessment by June 1 1905 will be sold as prescribed by law. Brady Stolpe, secretary.

Dempsey Irrigation Co Dempsey

Bucklen’s Amion Salve Praised By Patient Family

A rural family faced with injuries from accidents keeps Bucklen's Arnica Salve on hand as a trusted remedy. They describe it as effective for burns cuts and ulcers while seeking relief from persistent wounds at Mrs. A. I. Cook's drugstore.

Bucklen

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