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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
An old ad from Franklin and Hayes at 5 Center St Pocatello advertises a tonic said to fortify nerves and aid digestion. The text mentions the business and a contact phone number 366.
Howard Bros and Mackie Feed Store advertise wholesale and retail feeds grains flours hays and breakfast goods with a guarantee of first class quality. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and customer service in a local commerce context.
Nat Reiss brings a three day carnival to Gate City under Eagles auspices on Short Line plaza. Despite rain, tents fill for opening, with Dixieland and the one ring circus as stars. Acts include Wanda and coach dogs, McDaniels brothers, and Maximo the diving dog along with Forrest aerial acts. Confetti adds to the evening shows.
Stake President Hyde and Noah Pond of Pocatel visited Inkom Sunday. Lorenzo Cutler of Blackfoot visited his brother last week. Families joined for a Lava Hot Springs trip. Rain benefits crops. Inkom residents plan July Fourth celebration. Mrs E M Webb attended NR S conference in McCammon.
Zweigart Bros meat market offers a ten day sale on home-rendered lard with three pound pails at 40 cents, five pound pails at 60 cents, and ten pound pails at 1.15 dollars.
Tickets go on sale for round trip from various points to the East including Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Louis through the Oregon Short Line. Fare is one price for round trip plus seven dollars with sale dates May 30, June 3 7 12 and 14 in 1907. Agent C. E. Brooks.
For Sale five room house two lots shade trees lawn four blocks from post office owner leaving first come first served part cash will handle it Church White and Chilson 311 Lost Brown horse saddle bridle branded E L on left thigh M on right thigh Return Bannock ae stable 10 reward will be id For Sale five lots on new water main west side bargain Church White and Chilson 312
Secretary of War Taft became very ill at Fort Snelling Minnesota on June 14. He showed symptoms of ptomaine poisoning and was moved to the home of J. J. Hill.
Boise Statesman correspondent W A Scott visits the city. Lloyd Harold Hansen travels with J H Brady to spend a few days with friends, son of Liverymoney of Idaho Falls. First shipment of Wilson tent extension stepladders arrives from the factory. Attorney Frank Holzheimer returns from Lander Wyoming to distribute estate residue to seven heirs of the late Mr Stagner of this city.
Promotes Hy o mei as a nasal and throat treatment for catarrh with foul breath and throat pains. Claims inhaled medication reaches respiratory organs to kill germs. Outfit priced at $1.00 with a money back guarantee from Mrs. A L Cook.
A Portunate Texan, Mr. E. W. Goodloe of Dallas, reports trying Dr Pee New Life Pills over the past year and claims they effectively ease malaria and biliousness. The ad notes the pills grind without gripe and are sold for 25 cents at Temple Pharmacy Ferguson and Jenkins Pocatello and McCammon.
An antiseptic liniment called Chamberisin’s Balm prevents blood poisoning from cuts bruises or burns and speeds healing. It relieves burn pain almost instantly and is sold by all druggists.
A noisy OCR fragment notes a Tribune feature about job rooms and state best status with unclear details and no clear names or places readable.
A special Omaha booster train of eight cars toured southern Idaho, stopping at Minidoka American Falls and Pocatello. Governors, boosters and locals welcomed visitors while an oxen wagon parade recalled Oregon Trail history. Sam Ferguson narrowly rejoined the train after a chase across town.
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