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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
2
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello informs readers that all complaints of whatsoever nature should be made at the office at once. The notice appears under the delivery statement for 640 West Center andc.
The Tribune states the editor remains Idaho-based and will not sell the paper or his interests. It notes similar figures held posts abroad and asserts no sale or abandonment of ownership, countering multiple unfounded reports during a shore trip east.
A Boise editorial urges drastic action to move alleyward housing for abandoned women away from Main Street windows. It argues for immediate correction without ceremony, proposing stricter limits on street-facing entrances and a renewed civic standard to address the perceived abomination.
A fragment lists grocery items including coffee baking powder extracts spices and soda. It references Schilling's Bem as a recommended brand to remember the grocer by.
The article notes that residents refuse to tolerate any building occupying frontage on 4 Street and will not accept such an invasion of their principles, signaling strong local pushback against the alleged intrusion.
A historical sketch contrasts rumors about Admiral Togo with a likely disciplined, private persona. The piece likens him to General Grant in demeanor, noting his quiet reserve, detachment from crowds, and strict shipboard discipline. It mentions family devotion and the fear of luxury against hardship as Bushido influences.
A historical excerpt cites Andrew D White praising British law administration while criticizing American penalties. It contrasts Bigelow, a Milwaukee banker, jailed ten years after a major theft, with Young, a lumber camp worker, sentenced to fifty years for a minor theft, arguing inequities in U.S. justice.
The article notes a yearly US deficit about 36 million dollars above receipts, per Treasurer Roberts in Topeka. It argues Congress will review ways and means to boost revenue while defending large national projects like the navy, public buildings, rural free delivery, and the Panama Canal.
The text argues authorities hesitated to provide funds due to a minor deficiency and urges revenue to cover likely expenditures approved by the public. It contends Congress can meet the emergency as it has in the past, avoiding rapid deficit growth.
An advertisement touts hair growth and dandruff treatment. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the only effective solution to remove a dandruff germ and prevent baldness, claims its use also serves as an elegant hair dressing, and urges buying from druggists or requesting a sample from The Herpicide Co. Detroit. It also includes a local grocery pitch from Kane’s Grocery offering fresh vegetables daily.
A testimonial advertisement urges remedies for coughs colds and chest complaints. It promotes mavaras Horehound and Herbine with doses for night or day use and claims Mrs Joe Mellrath Hutchinson Kansas and Mrs A L Cook provide endorsements for Gallard's Horehound Syrup noting long use and palatability. It lists prices 25 cents and 1.00.
Beginning Thursday June 1 buyers can purchase diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware and cut glass at prices lower than any Idaho jewelry store. M L Roberts operates in Poratello next to the post office offering deep discounts on numerous items.
Ice wagon Pure clear ice operates under Swinehart with orders left at Bannock Abstract Company or via phone 45-i.
The Idaho Inter-Mountain Wagon Road Commission invites sealed bids by June 27 1905 for building a wagon road from east of Warrens to Big Creek Idaho County and a bridge over the South Fork Sal mon river. Bids may cover all work or parts. Plans at Governor Goodings office Boise or W Luck Welser. Five percent certified check accompanies each bid. Bids opened in Boise at 3 pm June 27. Commission may reject any bid. Bond and completion by December 1905 required. F R GOODING Chairman Boise Idaho.
J P Kane markets the renowned Chime and Ranbora teas and coffees as the exclusive agent in Pocatello providing genuine articles to customers at Kane's.
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