Pocatello Tribune Community Notices and Details
The Pocatello Tribune outlines office contact details and subscription rates. It lists William Walliner as president and Saull as secretary with address 414 West Center Street. The article notes daily delivery by carrier in Pocatello and urges complaints be directed to the office.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Can Cacdite
Sammie
Saul
Games N. I
William Wallinerreee
West Center Street
Daily Tribune
Pocatello to Back Bonds for Sewer and City Improvements
Citizens urged to vote for June 28 bonds in Pocatello to fund sewerage system main trunk and storm sewers worth 164 788 dollars. Projects also include two railroad grade crossings, a Chicago gas plant installation of 200000 dollars, and street paving plans contingent on bond outcomes. Officials warn bonds likely pass and stress public health and property value benefits.
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Pocatello
Chicago
Pocatelfoito
Gate City
Beverly and Oyster Bay in the presidential summer split
The article notes the president will spend the season at Beverly Massachusetts and Roosevelt's Oyster Bay cottage. Reporters plan dense coverage to gauge standpat or insurgent signals as tariff drama and political storms loom over a busy summer.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Beverly
Butte
Mr. Taft
Washington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Cottage
Sleeping Car Berth: Remarkable Flight of Imagination
The Saturday Evening Post notes a man in Illinois attempted to invent an improved sleeping car berth. The stunt, described as a feat beyond human power, is likened to the fourth dimension and perpetual motion in playful fashion.
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Illinois
Saturday Evening Post
James Watt
The Berth Debate and a Teakettle Analogy
A historical note compares steam engine and sleeping car berth discoveries, arguing Pullman berths were not improved due to price limits. It highlights an improved airable berth that can be removed and disinfected to curb disease. The piece says regulation of the Pullman company is eagerly needed and disputed.
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Pullman
Illinois
Pullman Company
The Wood-Call
Poem laments war's toll and urges return to nature and home. Charles G Sumner reflects on wearied wanderers, lost joy, and the need for rest as life shifts from conquest to tranquil soil and hopeful recovery.
Ghost's Little Joke
A short humorous snippet features a spirit and a speaker in a playful exchange about heaven or the other place with the spirit mentioning a mother in law is with it.
June 15 in History Highlights
On June 15 events span centuries from 1776 British retaking Montreal to 1909’s agreement to continue Crete occupation. Notable births include George de Normandie Gillespie in 1819 and Bill Arp in 1826. Other items mark Kansas constitutional delegates elected in 1857 and Heppner flood deaths in 1903.
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Montreal
George de Normandie Gillespie
Western Michigan
Goshen
N. Y
Charles Henry Smith
Bill Arp
Lawrenceville
Halifax
Temescal
Cal
James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Heppner
Ore
Duma
Crete
Miss Kidder Keeps Secret Hair Change At Bank Ad
In light conversation Carrie dyes her hair black while Miss Kidder urges discretion. The Farmers and Traders Bank promotes 4 percent on Time Certificates of Deposit as a frugal savings tip.
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Miss Kidder
Carrie
Askit
The
Farmers & Traders Bank
Temple Pharmacy Ad Promotes Kidney and Bladder Pills
An advertisement from Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co. promotes Pills claimed to strengthen regulate kidney and bladder function. Located in Pocatello and McCammon with the firms listing.
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Temple Pharmacy
Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Co
Props
Pocatello and McCammon
B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
Idaho
Thrifty Colonizers and Their Savings Abroad
The article notes migrants from various races, including East Indian coolies, saving earnings as they move. It cites 2,393 coolies landing in Trinidad last year, 726 returning to Calcutta with $86,000 and jewels, and about $17,000 in remittances sent to India.
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Trinidad
Calcutta
India
Proprietary medicines like Lydia E Pinkham's Compound praised
The article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a successful proprietary medicine for female ailments, claiming thirty years of cures and praising mass homes. It notes Blyth & Fargo to build a one story storehouse on South Second Avenue, replacing an old frame building with swinging front doors.
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Lydia FE
Merritt to Speak at Union Rally at Congregational Church
W. C. Merritt leads a Sunday union rally at the Congregational Church with services at 3 and 8 p m. The notice urges attendance and participation.
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W. C. Merritt
Union
Congregational Church
Sage Brush Hair Tonic Offers Dandruff Cure
An old time remedy crowd claims sage brush tea and wild sage cure dandruff and hair loss. A new laboratory process eliminates odor while preserving active principles. Ask a druggist for Sage Brush Hair Tonic or write to Sage Brush Tonic Co. Ltd. in Shoshone Idaho with $1 for a prepaid bottle.
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Northwest
Sage Brush Tonic Co., Ltd
Shoshone
Idaho
What Gummer Cold Do
A summer cold if neglected can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia just as in any season. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar for prompt relief. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Prope Pocatello McCammon Idaho.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Ferguson & Jenkins
Prope
Pocatello
McCammon
Idaho
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Idaho Coal & Ice Co
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Yaa Ghant Line
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Portlandress
Idaho Express
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Fast Mail
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Butte Express
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