Yesterday’s Weather Report Summary
Yesterday recorded a maximum temperature of 82 degrees and a minimum mean value, indicating mild diurnal variation. No further figures or locations were provided in the readable OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
3
Yesterday recorded a maximum temperature of 82 degrees and a minimum mean value, indicating mild diurnal variation. No further figures or locations were provided in the readable OCR fragment.
Uncle Jake Keeney leaves Blackfoot today while Senator Dubois visits the city yesterday. Several locals travel to Cheyenne, and Oneida rancher Myers Cohlin is in town on business. The 410 Club hosts a Wednesday night event in L. D. 8. Hall with ladies free. Tonight brings showers and thunderclouds with warmer temperatures.
The four year old son of W H Lewis of McUiammon was severely wounded when he fell between a wagon wheel and brake. He lay hidden for a distance before being found and treated by Dr Weight. His head wound was dressed and he remained under careful observation.
Advertises eighteen wooden tauke each holding about 1000 gallons suitable for irrigation and watering roses with inquiry through Pocatello Mercantile Co. Also contains an advertisement for Newhro's Herpicide claiming to cure dandruff and scalp issues, selling via druggists and offering a 10 cent sample from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan with Mrs. A L Cook as special agent.
Pocatello residents push for local endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills with testimonials from Harry Jones a store clerk who reports relief after Hot Springs baths and a Sprague Pharmacy purchase. Father also uses Doan's and praises backache relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents 50 cents.
National W O T U organizer Miss Louise E Hollister will lecture in our city and meet with local W O T U members at 8 p m at the president Mrs L W Horeon's home then speak at the Methodist cherub in the evening. The Machinists lose to Pocatello 15 to 5 in yesterday's game. grounds were fair and praise to machiniates for their effort. Ozat game of the season, Poctatello's strong record hoped to begin a winning streak.
Lawyer F. H. Holtsheimer came back this morning from American Falls after aiding in the I. O. U. V. Memorial events held yesterday. He praised the day’s services at the schoolhouse and the cemetery where graves were decorated with wreaths and flowers.
Summer excursion rates to the east are listed as one fare plus 2.00 dollars round trip via the Rock Island System. For information contact Half Ray, general agent, Denver.
After a strong East Lynne run at the Auditorium, Manager Warde announced an extra performance tonight to feature Hazel Kirke. The company’s standout turns by Avna Roberts Leila Davia Mary Holmes and others were praised, with Salt Lake papers lauding the troupe and promising one of the season’s best comic dramas. Seats are selling quickly at Sprague's.
Travel notice promotes an eastbound summer route via the Rio Grande System through Colorado. Highlights include Salt Lake City Denver and elegant scenery with excellent service and good accommodations. One car change between Butte and Chicago or St Louis. Rates and copy of With Nature in Colorado available from G. W. Fitsgerald Butte MT general agent.
The Union Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a daily overland service from San Francisco to Chicago. Three trains run each day, linking major Western and Midwestern hubs. Information available at the Milwaukee and St Paul railway offices in Salt Lake City.
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