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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
2
A vague notice states payment in advance offers advantages and mentions a yearly rate plan. The text references a Fosccoi Cadac or similar organization and hints at semi weekly or weekly terms but details are unclear.
Federal grand jury that indicted Senator Borah and other south Idaho figures for land frauds last April has been discharged by U S Marshal Rounds. Indictments returned, adjournment tied to Haywood trial. possible reassembly depending on that trial’s status. Rumors of possible dismissal or whitewash circulated. Borah claims defense pressure as the cause. No further developments expected during the Haywood trial.
The Laramie Senator Teller urges an earnest effort to push a government leasing policy at the convention or risk enemies of the administration seizing control and passing a measure not reflecting western public opinion.
California fruit movement grows with 6600 top refrigeration cars by Southern Pacific and daily output rising to 25 cars per day. Oranges and lemons drive year round shipments, with 20 000 cars moved this season and 8000 remaining, as next season’s crop tops 35 000 cars. Vegetables add 3000 cars while total carloads exceed 7 000 for small fruit. motion continues as temperatures stay stable to preserve perishables.
The text notes speakers opposing President Roosevelt's policy and a lack of cattlemen's representation. It states most stockmen favor government control of open range, but delegates chosen oppose it, urging interested parties to ensure fair representation at the Denver gathering.
A humorous column by Duncan M. Smith rails at reform, corruption, and political doublespeak. It mocks legislative efforts, Confucian censors, and industrial trusts, while poking fun at culture and social mores with wry quips and satire.
A fragmentary meditation on ambition and morality notes that hard work does not always guarantee success. It argues that sensible restraint benefits neighbors and that laws limit misuses of personal drive. The piece laments empty phrases and plentiful philosophers.
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