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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune describes its publishing schedule and contact details. It notes delivery every evening in Pocatello Idaho and directs complaints to the office. The paper is entered at the post office for transmission and serves as a second class matter.
Registration for the June 25 sewer bond election is slow and a push is urged so every Gate City citizen is qualified to vote on bonds that would fund a modern sewerage system. The 20 year bonds carry 5 percent interest and aim to transform Pocatello into a healthier, up to date city.
Collier’s Magazine prints a twelve question coupon to collect readers’ views on Cannonism and Aldrichism, tariffs, parcels post, savings banks, reciprocity, and the income tax. Thousands have answered, with tabulated results to be sent to Roosevelt for his reading and use in shaping policy and public opinion.
A reflective piece celebrates long summer vacations and the joys of youth. It contrasts a quiet morning with the burst of awareness of summer freedom, envisioning farms, pools, and play grounds while urging adults to let children enjoy the season fully.
The report catalogs Democratic Iowa calls for Ottumwa July 27, Republican stand on direct primaries in Maryland, GOP campaign kickoff for the House set August 15, and Socialist hopes in Milwaukee. It notes Senator Scott’s potential Republican support, Ohio’s Cole urged for assistant postmaster general, Overstreet’s gold standard legacy, Clark’s Tammany speech, Hunter’s Connecticut governor bid, widespread adoption of the commission form, and party realignments in Georgia New Jersey North Dakota.
The Northern Pacific travels toward self sufficiency by sourcing milk eggs and produce from farms owned by the company near Seattle Paradise Montana and through a dining car truck garden. These ventures remain experimental with no final decision on expanding self supply or replacing outside sources.
Congress proposes scrapping telegraph and telephone franks in the railroad bill. Special night rates on press dispatches are allowed but passes are banned with fines from 1000 to 2000 dollars. The shift implies fewer freebies and stronger control on communications.
Key events on June 14 include Villebon becoming Acadia governor in 1690, the American flag adoption by Congress in 1777, Harriet Beecher Stowe born in 1811, and Henry Gardner a Massachusetts governor born in 1819. Other notes cover Civil War battles at Winchester in 1863, Dom Pedro’s Boston visit in 1876, the 1889 New York naval militia, and the 1900 Canadian contingent arriving at Pretoria.
In a move controlled by city and county government, Judge James G. Maguire will be nominated to run against Representative Julius Kahn as a Republican. Maguire has served multiple terms in Congress and is noted as an ardent Henry George supporter and a vigorous stump speaker.
A poetic meditation on the prison house of pain where beauty blooms amid snow and gloom. Love softens shadows and grave meanings grow clearer, suggesting God’s nearness in loneliness. The verse title invokes Florence Earle Coates as the author.
W C Merritt speaks at the Union Rally in the Marion event with two performances on Sunday June 19 at 3 PM and 8 PM. The program features a light discussion titled Whither Are We Drifting and a humorous exchange about Mrs Snell and Myrtle.
Multiple real estate offers in Pocatello Idaho detail six room homes on North Main and North Grant avenues, five room homes on South Main, and two corner lots on East Side. Land parcels include 25 acres at West Center street and 80 acres five miles from town with irrigation. Purchases range from cash deals to financed options at about 8 percent.
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