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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
2
A weekly notice states the publication runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a subscription of 83.00 per year in advance. It identifies Ifft and Wallin as publishers and proprietors of the paper.
Soda Springs Idaho June 6 dispatch reports W F Scott of Soda Springs named chairman and W H Barrett of Gentile Valley as secretary of Bannock county Silver Republicans. Defections noted in Pocatello but county expected to remain strong for fusion and a majority against the gold standard Republicans. Scott clarifies he is a straight Republican not a Silver Republican committeeman and questions about any Silver Republican party in Bannock or Idaho.
A Soda Springs dispatch argues publicans will run this fall and plan to vote that way. The Herald notes no Populists or fusion sentiment in Bannock county, predicting the Democrats crave fusion to gain ballot spots, but Bannock county is counted solid for the Republican ticket by at least a 500 vote majority.
City boosters call for a comprehensive sewerage plan, street numbering, a public park site, and a site for a new city hall. They argue early steps will attract investors, boost growth, and fund future prosperity, urging prompt municipal action.
The editorial accuses Bannock County Sheriff and prosecuting attorney of failing to enforce anti gambling laws amid four active gambling houses in Pocatello. It calls on city authorities to pass or reaffirm ordinances and act with warrants to uphold state law and protect the public peace.
The Pocatello Advance hints Senator Shoup is in Washington attending to the Fort Hall bill. It suggests the senator may be neglecting his duties, but the sourced paper, the Hot Tamale, remains unreliable in presenting this claim.
Indications point to a fresh Democratic dispute in Bannock county over George H. Fisher of Oxford. The push reportedly promised Fisher the nomination or dangled it, while Fisher remains a Lewiston state convention delegate with proxy for Steunenberg. The county ponders whether anti Steunenberg sentiment will sway support or trigger countermanded proxy actions.
The piece accuses local men of belittling the Fort Hall bill and discrediting Senator Shoup. It argues Republicans who backed Bryan in 1896 lack votes, while McKinley will win solid Republican support and many gold Democrats.
If the stomach performs its functions positively and regularly, the food is transformed into nourishing blood that furnishes vigor to the body. Herbine aids the stomach by promoting digestion and assimilation. Price 50 cents. A L Cook.
An 19th century ad urges readers to treat piles with Tadler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. It promises immediate relief and a cure, noting price at 50 cents per bottle and 76 cents per tube, and lists Mrs A L Cook as the contact supplier.
Idaho Democrats endorse Ham Lewis for vice presidency while Populists back Towne. Editorial notes Lewisite enforcement signals rift with Dubois allies as Idaho party factions reveal weakness and bluff in bid to influence Kansas City conventions.
A promotional print touts a four big show day featuring Campbell Bros United Shows with elephants and Miss Callie Julian the world champion rider. It claims all new acts, no gamblers, disciplined tent-raising, and one ticket admission with no extra charges. Also advertises One Minute Cough Cure testimonials by Mrs. A J Cook.
Local man recounts spraining his left hip while lifting boxes. After misdiagnoses from a doctor, he tried Chamberlains Pale Balm per a druggist recommendation and recovered fully with half a dollar bottle. He urges friends to use it. sold by druggists.
An advertisement promotes Kodol arene Cure as a quick digestive aid that digests meals to prevent fermentation and stomach irritation. It claims to cure the worst agitations and let users eat freely, endorsed by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Purported remedy claims to purify blood and cure scrofula syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. Advertises Acker's Blood Elixir with a positive guarantee and sales at Sprague's Pharmacy.
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