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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
4
A newspaper touts Hyomei as a germ disease treatment for catarrh. It claims ninety seven per hundred suffer from catarrh, promotes inhaler use several times daily, and notes the outfit costs one dollar with 50 cent refills. Mrs A L Cook backs it with a cure guaranteed or no cost.
Idaho forms two fire protection associations in the north to guard 350,000 acres valued at about 500000. Eight districts under Clearwater and ten under Coeur d Alene will each have a superintendent and three patrolmen. State, Forest Service, and Northern Pacific Railway will supply personnel with game wardens authority to arrest fire setters. Similar bodies planned for Southern Idaho.
Davidson advertises Rock Springs and Cumberland coal at 5.40 per ton through July with a 50 cent cut from prior price. Encourages buyers to stock up and even borrow to buy now. Phone 186- for orders.
A Pocatello man H R Hewell recounts kidney pain and backache eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. He urges awareness of kidney trouble and diabetes risks, cites his recovery, and notes the product is sold by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo as the U S sale agent. Remember the name Doun's and take no other.
An early 1900s advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims quick improvement for slight issues and long term cures for Bright's disease and diabetes, urging immediate use and noting availability from Mrs. A. L. Cook.
M L Roberts, located beside the post office, offers watch repairing and specialty diamond work.
Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy offer Bal lard's Horehound Syrup claimed to cure coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. testimonial from B. B. Laughter of Byhalia Miss says it helped two children with croup.
Home made doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes fresh daily at The Nilsson 238 West Center Street. The notice promotes a chili season event and food offerings at the Union Lunch Booth located at First and Center Streets.
Willis T Morgan, a retired U S Army commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire, says two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines left him subject to colds. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. The medicine is sold at Mrs A L Cooks drug store in New Hampshire with a guaranteed price of 50 cents and one dollar, and a trial bottle offered free.
D. H. Raynor posts a public estray notice for a brown mare with a small white face stripe and a half circle 7 brand on the left shoulder. The animal weighs about 850 pounds and strayed four miles east of Pocatello. If unclaimed by law after publication, it will be sold as prescribed. Dated June 14, 1904.
The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street lists cigars and tobacco along with crackers fruits and candies. The brief notice highlights shop goods and address in a local business listing.
Readable text notes new crop arrivals at Kane's Grocery with strawberries from California listed as fresh and daily. No additional details provided.
The Oregon Short Line Rio Grande Western and Salt Lake Route set a June 16 to August 1 storage rate reduction of 50 cents per ton for coal, applying to Utah Idaho and Wyoming points, with dealers receiving a refund for excess stock stored on June 16. Montana and Nevada remain unaffected.
An advertisement touts The Nilsson as the destination for ice cream, milk, and pure food products, guiding readers to the store for quality dairy and related items.
Feel Impending Doom. The feeling of impending doom in the minds of nosy victims of Bright's disease and diabetes has been changed to thankfulness by the benefit derived from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It will cure incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and even in the worst cases gives comfort and relief. "I had diabetes in its worst form," writes Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. "I tried eight physicians without relief. Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made me a well man." For sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Local advert urges shoppers to visit The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street for a quart of ice cream or a box of famous candies. Store promotes a tempting selection to entice customers.
The Republican State Central Committee calls a state nominating convention in Pocatello Idaho on August 1 1906 at 11 am to nominate a Justice of the Supreme Court a Congressman and state officers for the November 6 1906 election and to elect a new State Central Committee. County committees are asked to arrange primaries and delegate selections and the State Central Committee meets at 10 am that day to conduct business. Try our ice cream none better The Nilsson.
Death of his mother. W J Thomas, a Short Line machinist, learns by wire of his mother’s death in Kansas at age 67. He and Mrs Thomas will attend the funeral. Firemen’s social dance at Eagle Hall promises fun with ice cream and cake. A 2 year old girl is badly injured after being run over by a delivery wagon in front of the McGinn home. Dr Booker and Dr Wilson attend the injured child. Dr W T Wilson, owner of Bannock county’s largest cattle ranch, is in town on business. He plans to return to England to publish a philosophical work after selling the Howden ranch holdings, a 1400 acre property in Idaho’s eastern sheep country.
Dr W A Wright returned from the north with Dr Pinkerton to Idaho Falls and was summoned to Spencer to treat the five year old son of Hugh Wood who is ill with bronchitis. He reports patient Kraft who had appendicitis at Idaho Falls is improving. Hotel arrivals list Bannock guests including W C Bullen New York Geo R Pearson St Louis E E Marshall Denver C B Anderson and son Crete Neb James A Page Tacoma L E Chamberlain Blackfoot J J Buehler Salt Lake E J Huffard Portland O Wells Portland Mrs Stephen Carver Chinook Mont Ed Wilhalm Chicago E J Miller Salt Lake S M Coffin Duluth.
A vintage drug ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Sold by Mrs A L Cook, a druggist, at 25 cents, with a claim to relieve chronic constipation from neglected bowels and torpid liver.
At a regular council meeting the Pocatello Trades and Labor Council declares Dwyer Manson Mankis Pottis and Berch unfair to union labor for violating the closing agreement. Friends of organized labor are asked to take notice by the council. tf-5-29
W C Simpkins of Alba Texas recommends Herbine to keep the liver in good condition. He praises its use for chills fever and la grippe and notes it is suitable for children and adults. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Temple Pharmacy.
The Nilsson advertises fresh baked goods sold each evening at 5 30 with emphasis on hot rolls and buns.
A Davenport Iowa woman details long standing asthma cured by Foley's Honey and Tar after a severe cold 12 years prior. She notes a fifty cent bottle provided complete relief and urges early use, with sale through local proprietor Mrs A L Cook.
Kane's introduces a broader fresh vegetable section highlighting peppers tomatoes cucumbers and leafy greens. The update aims to attract more shoppers with improved display and increased limits on weekly produce discounts.
Floral shop promotion lists roses and carnations for sale at Mrs Robbie s located at 636 West Lander with emphasis on fresh cut arrangements.
A vintage advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a broad cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia. Testimony from C H Runyon of Stanberry Missouri praises its benefits. Mia A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy are credited in the promo.
A fragment lists onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb with Kane's as the seller or location. The brief item mentions fresh garden produce in a local market context.
An advertisement urges mothers to give White's Cream Vermifuge to babies troubled by worms. It claims the product cleans out worms in a mild pleasant way and promotes regular use after first trial. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
In town, The Nilsson offers buttermilk at five cents a glass, touted as the finest in the area. Locals line up for the refreshing drink, a common summer staple in local eateries and general stores.
W L Yaney of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states the first bottle gave relief and three bottles cured him permanently and recommends the remedy sold by Mrs A L Cook.
The M. and M. I. A. Primary Association in Salt Lake City announces ticket sales for a group trip marked by June events. Tickets to Salt Lake and return cost $6.90 with final limit June 18 1906. Continuous passage both directions. D. B. Lowrie is agent.
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