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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
6
Scrambled text shows a small town Tribune page with faded masthead, prices, and an address line for Pecatello Idaho. Names William Wallin and a secretary are visible, indicating a local office listing or subscription notice.
Incomplete historical text mentions Jose Chamberlain and governance roles, discussing council of state, finance minister, and election selection. Unclear details due to damaged OCR.
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The discussion notes a potential shift toward tariff protection in Great Britain led by Mr. Chamberlain, with Liberals likely to back free trade. Predictions are uncertain as protectionist sentiment grows, colonies adopt protectionism, and future campaigns hinge on tariff policy.
In Guam the United States governs after Spanish cession, a remote outpost with about 10 000 residents. Navy control contrasts with earlier misperceptions of aid and justice. A lack of an adequate education system now leaves residents impoverished and dependent on external support.
A garbled excerpt references placing a cap and sealing fruit for storage. It mentions a ten year old girl and concerns about leadership and old styles being displaced. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names to confirm specifics.
A Deseret News report notes 18 men from Salt Lake are surveying near Salmon City toward Thunder Mountain in western Idaho. The Oregon Short Line plans grade-cutting five miles from lower Brassier to a hill above Midway and may secure ranches for a townsite and material yard.
A fragment urges purchase of the Hermetic Fruit Jar claiming it will end investigation efforts, implying a controversial remedy or workaround. The terse note blends sales language with legal insinuation, lacking clear details or context about the investigation or product.
The speaker insists the schools should be opened and funds provided to support children. He stresses that 800 funds would cover facilities for the children and total costs could exceed 10 000 with duty to proceed despite aims he criticizes as motivated by personal gain.
A fragmentary report notes a wool shipment from Gedathia involving 15 cases of woolalas, described as 1852 snake made up from ensils, with a list of shippers accompanying the consignments.
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