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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
2
The paper outlines payment in advance for varying terms including one year half year and three months with a semi weekly option. The Daily Tribune is delivered every evening by carrier in Pocatello and complaints should be made at the office. Entered at the post office as second class matter.
A New York theater owner shut down a flawed production The Narrow Path after legislative action. Critics and public sentiment followed, with the proprietor praised for suppressing the show before law enforcement intervened, illustrating initiative against objectionable art.
The piece contrasts Austria's new childless tax with Maine's bachelor tax, noting how both target childless or single individuals to influence birth rates. It argues Austria acts from necessity, while Maine and other societies risk penalties on those without children, sparking discussion on government coercion and demographic policy.
The investigation of Abdul Hamid’s vacated quarters reveals hidden rooms panel doors and traps. A eunuch guided guards through the palace to locate concealed passages as figures of Abdul Hamid and dummy stories were found. Pistols fired when a safe was opened while a silent writing desk awaits unlawful access.
The eighth annual communication of the Order of the Eastern Star closed at Idaho Falls with a banquet. Officers elected include Miss Harriet Smith grand matron and John Herr grand patron. Next communication set for Twin Falls on June 10, 1910.
In San Francisco on Tuesday the 24 inning game between Oakland and San Francisco featured 1200 Oakland families eating cold dinners, Cack Henley pitched a near flawless to one walk, Tennant had 36 chances with one error, and Nick Williams drove in the only run as Henley shut out Wiggs. Five double plays highlighted the defensive effort and Mohler handled 18 chances without a bobble.
A notice invites readers to miss the June Clearance Sale at the People’s Store. It highlights a friendly chat at Holmes and a glass of cold soda, mentions Sagebrush Hair Tonic as an Idaho product, and asks if you have seen a bald headed Indian.
Secret ary Pat Gallagher received contracts from the Fort Hall irrigation project for homesteaders north of town who want water from the government canal. The agreements, signed at Bannock Bank, fix payments based on construction cost and annual operation charges with up to five installments and a three acre foot per acre allocation, while releasing the government from liability for failure to deliver water.
The state academy ends commencement week with student departures and an alumni banquet featuring a fruit salad menu and toast master Howard Parsons of 08. Tonight President Southwick presents Julius Caesar at the Auditorium with local musicians and the Academy Girls Glee Club, followed by a three-part talk on The Conspiracy, The Reaction, and Nemesis.
Prices show bananas at twenty cents per dozen for tomorrow across all grocery stores. Berg's reports plentiful potatoes available.
Tomorrow all grocery stores advertise bananas at twenty cents per dozen under the slogan No Place Like Holmes The Fountain of Quality.
For first class and up to date sanitary plumbing call on J. A. Standley Plumbing and Heating Company. Phone 446 Black.
Heavy rains cause several track and roadbed washouts on the Union Pacific east of Cheyenne from Smead to Bushnell. Hundreds of carloads of gravel and teams of laborers rush to the scene as officials including Bancroft and managers from Salt Lake assess the damage and plan rapid repairs. Traffic may resume this evening if conditions permit.
A private car owned by Montana copper magnate and former senator W A Clark passed through Pocatello on Sunday aboard eastbound train No 7. The San Pedro Special No 2001 bears the initials W A C and is described as one of the most magnificent cars with lavish interiors for millionaires. Clark did not leave the train.
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