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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
The article argues the tramp evil stems from defective education and training of youth. It criticizes free railroad rides and free feeding schemes and suggests reforms start with improved schooling and personal responsibility rather than relying on restrictive measures or work colonies.
A Minnesota rate decision upholds state power to fix reasonable interstate railroad rates until Congress acts. It also outlines valuation principles for rate cases and weighs implications for Missouri Oregon Kentucky and others. The article warns small investors face risks amid rail stock schemes and receiverships.
A man coerced by his wife to attend a boxing event fears the violence and tries to dodge the plan. The wife reads aloud a detailed recap of the bout results, including Vic McLaughlin and Fred McKay, while Bowser racks with shock and escapes to avoid the event.
The document is a bank statement sworn by cashier D. W. Church on June 6, 1918, listing assets and liabilities of the bank including deposits 355,473.98 dollars, and items such as cash, securities, loans, and reserves. Also notes capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with national and private banks. Notary Lorenzo D. Rown attested the oath.
During the summer months Pocatello experiences an influx of transient wanderers as a growing social issue. The article notes the city's lack of effective methods to provide work and shelter, while highlighting the economic and street maintenance burdens this population creates for local authorities.
The piece argues that many nations copied constitutional limits but failed in practice. It laments the loss of liberty and justice under dictatorship, praising self restraint as essential to democracy and noting the U.S. tradition of observing constitutional limits. It warns that mass action challenges individual control.
To the People of Pocatello we state we are sole agents for Meritol Pile Remedy in this city. Our success with this remedy exceeds expectations and we guarantee every stage of Meritol Pile Remedy. Corner Pharmacy.
Readable ad notes potatoes priced at 75 cents per hundredweight at Aness Grocery located on North Main Ball street block 110 in district 1328. Indicates bulk potato sale with price pointed for shoppers.
Boise hosts the United Commercial Travelers Convention from June 9 to 11 with excursions via Short Line. Tickets go on sale for points west of Pocatello on June 8 and 10 with listed agents D. E. Bortey and G. P. A. Stokes Agenty notes.
A Tribune want ad announces the sale of an item and also a rental opportunity. It states the Tribune will handle both sale and rental notices.
The bar ber advertisement notes a 2000 roll shipment of new wallpaper just received and invites readers to call and see the news.
Feonia roots and Carolina Poplars offered at special prices by Black Foot Nursery. Nursery stock available in all kinds, advertised for sale with advertised rates.
Notice lists warrants dated July 18 1913 for Bridge Fund and related accounts payable with interest. Payments due on presentation at Farmers and Traders Bank in Pocatello. Treasurer urges holders to present warrants for redemption.
A fragmentary poem contrasts a cautious rider and hunter with a ship that sails safely. The tide and storm are vivid as the town built on rock suffers an earthquake catastrophe, attributed to Bret Harte.
A store promotion at Gate City Furniture lists candidates for votes tied to purchases. Each dollar paid earns 1000 votes for a chosen lady among those named, with a first weekly prize of a thirty five dollar cut glass lamp to be awarded the week ending June.
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