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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
The Daily Tribune states its Pocatello Idaho delivery by carrier each evening. It notes complaints should be made at the office and mentions postal transmission as second class matter.
Weiser Idaho June 15 The Salt Lake Tribune and Dubois conspirators are accused of trying to drive anti Mormon sentiment by alleging Mormon plans to buy or control Idaho papers. Avery C Moore, former Idaho legislator, rumored to join Pocatello Tribune as editor if a deal occurs. The Tribune denies any sale talks and labels the rumors disreputable. Kane the Grocer advertises Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees in Pocatello.
A Rhodes scholar from Conn tient compares American and English college training for a Boston daily. He argues English students are stronger in classics and arts while Americans excel in mathematics science and law. He notes language study and study habits differ, with Americans quicker to yearn but less general knowledge.
The note implies a grocer would refund money if customers dislike Boling’s See. It hints at a promotional or policy statement, with casual language about burning money and returning funds.
A vintage ad urges constant hat wear leads to dandruff germs spreading and hair loss. It promotes Herpicide by The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan as a safe dandruff cure that stimulates hair growth and requires sample requests via Mrs A L Cook as special agent.
The supreme court affirms a ruling involving the Regents of the State University and the American Bonding Company of Baltimore. The case concerns a contractor and a bond surety over a $5600 university project, with a dispute over $1100 and damages for default. The opinion explains that a defaulting principal permits the surety to complete or pay damages, and prohibits recovery on a counterclaim for daily damages after completion.
Mrs Newson of Decatur Alabama details three years of pain from indigestion and stomach troubles. After trying various remedies she used Electric Bitters, experiencing immediate improvement and full recovery. The drug is promoted for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues at five cents per bottle.
A local resident credits Doane's Kidney Pills for relief from backaches headaches and urinary troubles. Mrs F Edwards says after taking the pills from Sprague Pharmacy the pain faded and she completed the treatment with no further back or head pains. The advertisement lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sale agents and notes fire insurance offerings through Church White Co with Hartford Aetna Phoenix among firms represented.
A Davenport Iowa woman reports long standing asthma cured by Foley's Honey and Tar after a severe cold became chronic. The letter cites prior medical failure and credits the product with complete recovery, recommending early use to avoid years of suffering.
Notice to water consumers from the Pocatello Water Co urging strict compliance with City Ordinance No. 60. All taps and hydrants must be closed immediately after a fire alarm and kept closed until the fire is out. Penalty up to one hundred dollars. Dated June 1905.
A brief item notes A Schiling Company based in San Francisco. It references operations, location, and industry context without detailing specific ventures or dates.
The finest Pullman observation sleeping cars run on R.3 and W. trains departing Ogden and Salt Lake City each evening. They travel via the Colorado Midland Railway to Denver and Colorado Springs, making all connections east and south and passing through the Rockies in daylight. Tickets should read via The Colorado Midland Railway.
Union Lunch Booth at 1st and Center promotes bottled American Pilsener beer sold at 20 cents per bottle. Bars statewide will carry the product, with a bold claim that chill and taste cannot be fooled.
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