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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
2
A historical newspaper notice records publication details for FFT & Wallin publishers insignias. It shows post office entry in Pocatello Idaho with a June 16 1900 date and second-class mail status.
The editorial urges the Idaho Republican Party to renominate A B Moss of Payette for governor this fall though not confirming his candidacy. It notes his strong campaign two years ago, solid personal appeal, business sense, and suitability for the gubernatorial chair.
The Pocatello Advance defends Senator Shoup highlighting his role in passing the Fort Hall bill and supporting the gold standard bank currency measure. It argues Shoup was sent to the senate to look after Idaho’s interests and remains vigilant, energetic, and faithful in representing them.
The speaker argues that in all matters affecting the state, including Pocatello, the state can testify to the facts that should shield him from coarse personal abuse from those he has benefited.
The piece describes a proposed Democratic state convention plan to nominate Dubois for U S Senator and Steunenberg for congress, aiming to fuse with Silver Republicans and Populists. It notes opposition within Democrats and Populists and questions Silver Republican support, with uncertain prospects for Steunenberg's agreement.
The piece argues that Bryan faces a fractured coalition as gold and silver wings split, Populists demand control, socialists split from the ticket, and middle voters stay hostile. It notes Republican trust opposition and anti expansion as factors likely to drain Bryan support, especially in the south and west.
A political defense asserts the country’s prosperity and unity among Republicans, denouncing a Democratic speaker who foresees disaster. The speaker claims the Democratic prophecy is nonsense and that the era shows continued prosperity.
The piece warns county and city officers that ignoring the anti-gambling law in Pocatello or Bannock county threatens moral order. It states the people entrusted them to enforce laws, prosecute offenders, and warns they will be held accountable for inaction, rejecting any excuse or hostile rhetoric. It references the Tripune as irrelevant to the issue.
The Indiana platform adopted at Indianapolis is hailed as a compact, vigorous model for railing against the administration and imperialism. It condemns Cuba pledges and libels of colonial influence while avoiding confiscation or universal property destruction. The piece praises its terseness and urges Bryanites to adopt it at Kansas City.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples eruptions pimples and blemishes. Claims to heal skin eruptions bruises burns boils ulcers piles and other afflictions with a guaranteed cure sold by Dean's Drug Store.
In Chicago on Wednesday Colonel Bryan dodged declaring the silver question as paramount. He said he cannot say which issue is the biggest, signaling a shift from his 1896 stance and provoking reactions about his stance on free coinage and party division.
The contemporary criticizes Mayor Rice and Chief Griffith for not suppressing gambling, then targets Tug Trisune for highlighting ongoing illegal betting. It accuses Democratic methods of consistency in lax enforcement.
The piece accuses a Democratic newspaper of trying to deride Judge A W Jones for being Republican and suggests the public would see through the attack as politically motivated. It frames the judge as unfairly criticized and underscores partisan bias in the coverage.
One fare for round trip plus two dollars from all Idaho points to Sioux City St Joseph Kansas City Omaha Chicago St Louis and return dates June 45 Charleston South Dakota July 1 2 St Paul July 18 14 Detroit Aug 23 24 Chicago Aug 23 24 Three daily trains offer quick time and elegant equipment Tickets via Salt Lake and Denver Sleeping Dining Buffet Smoking Library and Free Reclining Chair Car through to Omaha Chicago Details from H M Clay General Agent Salt Lake City
The Oregon Short Line advertises an June excursion to Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago and other points via Salt Lake City and the Rio Grande Western Railway with through Pullman sleepers and dining cars Ogden to Denver Omaha. Contact W C McBride or Geo W Heintz for copies of Crossing the Rockies and related information.
If the stomach acts actively the food becomes nourishing blood. Herbine gives tone to the stomach and aids digestion and assimilation. Price 50 cents. Mre A L Cook.
To save mending avoid breaking and suffering prevent coughs and colds by timely use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup a safe sure and swift remedy for all bronchial ailments Prices 25 and 50 cents Mrs A L Cook
Dr D H Cargile of Washita reports Mrs Brewer cured of long standing scrofula with Electric Bitters, praising it as the best blood purifier and remedy for eczema and related sores. He adds a testimonial on Chamberlain's Pain Balm curing his hip injury and endorses druggists selling the products.
An advertisement asserts that quick digestion prevents stomach irritation and promotes eating what one likes. It recommends taking a teaspoon of Kodol Dyspepera Cure after meals, claiming it digests all food and cures severe dyspepsia. Mrs A L Cook endorses the product.
An advertisement for Roker's English Remedy claims immediate relief for coughs colds and croup with a money back offer. Spragtos Pharmacy backs the refund policy charging 60 cents if relief is not instant.
The report credits the medicine with saving fifteen hundred lives by treating geippe croup asthma whooping cough bronchite and pneumonia. Early use is said to prevent consumption per Mra A kL Cook.
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