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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
2
One hundred Omaha business leaders will tour Pocatello tomorrow for an hour and a half to discuss commercial links. The trip aims to promote Omaha goods to southeastern Idaho merchants and encourage Nebraska residents to settle in the region.
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled in favor of the sheriff in the case J. B. Mullan & Co v Moseley, denying replevin for slot machines. The decision solidifies that gambling devices are instruments of crime and may be seized and destroyed under the 1899 anti gambling act as a legitimate police power measure.
The two-cent-per-mile rail rate affects earnings and dividends for several lines. In Illinois the Chicago to St Louis fare drops from 7.50 to 6.00 and Chicago to Springfield from 4.75 to 3.70. The Pennsylvan ia road abandons commutation schemes and charges two cents per mile for daily trips to Philadelphia suburbs. The New York Central, historically two cents per mile, has begun buying parallel trolley lines to offset losses.
F W Holman of Portland promotes a rose spray using quassia chips in ten gallons water to kill mites on roses. The text also mentions a mercury product dangerous to the senses, warns against unprescribed cures, and advertises a catarrh remedy in Toledo with a price of 75 cents and Hall's pills for constipation.
Gate City announces a delivery wagon to transport packages anywhere in the city. To hire the service call 91-7 or visit 123 South Main, Douglass.
A fragmented passage from a local writer describes a town named Fedora and a figure C. V. Pepper. The narrator mentions disability, failed aid, and a sense of lost hope as a dramatic, uncertain scene unfolds.
The Royal Highlanders announce a large class of candidates aged 18 to 48 to join the order. It offers life and disability coverage, with Nebraska as depository and protections under state law. Costs and reserves are detailed with claims of strong financial position and a Scottish history based ritual. George T. Blair and C. E. M. Loux provide contact details.
A fragmentary item notes a Santeetal mascot for George H. Parris of Cedar Grove Me and mentions letters about remedies. It references electric Bitters and a claim of relief after taking multiple bottles. The text cites locations Pocatello McCammon and a boast of best remedy status.
A car of U ENEAD IT flour arrived at Pete Hansen's store, with flour priced at $1.50 per sack, available at the Corner Center and Second Avenue location.
Cement walks and cement plaster are urged by a local ad directing all orders to H. W. Respondents are asked to leave orders at A. B. Beans Hardware store for prompt service.
John Garrett of Worth Mills North Carolina reports he fired his walking stick after 40 years of use due to gore and treatment. Arnica Salve from Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocahello McCammon purportedly healed the sore and made him write.
Palace Bakery at Arthur and Center promotes Nut Sundaes featuring home canned fruit as a special offering.
Local ad notes Sam's Second Hand Store offers the highest price for old clothing, satchels, trunks, and similar items. Keywords point to a shop on the East Side seeking used apparel and accessories.
A Dallas man, B W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St, Testifies that in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King’s New Life Pills and found them a most effective laxative that cures malaria and biliousness.
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