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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune, published daily except Sundays from Pocatello, lists George N. Ifft as president and William Wallin as secretary. Contact at 414 West Center Street, phone 379.
City of Pocatello proposes 20 year bonds totaling 164 788 to finance a main trunk and storm sewer with laterals via improvement districts. Benefits cited include sanitation, higher property values, and broader investment appeal. All property owners urged to vote for bonds despite districted costs.
The article urges citizens to vote on June 28 for bond financing of a new sewerage system. City Engineer Samms prepared exhaustive plans with test holes and comparisons to other cities, reviewed by Sanitary expert Rudolph Hering who endorsed the project.
Challis Messenger says political rivals probing Brady's past only show an open book. The paper argues this strengthens support for Brady, claiming he will be nominated and re-elected on his record and for the cause of good government.
The article notes rising royal pay demands across Europe and Britain, citing the Kaiser’s request for 5 million dollars annually and multiple monarchs seeking higher salaries. It recalls historical figures from William of Orange to Queen Anne and Victoria, detailing allowances and parliamentary efforts to adjust civil lists and royal expenditures.
A humorous item reports a burglar and a new father in a noisy standoff. The thief tries to quiet the baby while the father pleads to let the child sleep, warning of a possible shot if disturbed.
The article lists allocations for George V including salaries and pensions of the royal household at $550,000, household expenses $629,000, maintenance and repairs $965,000, royal bounty and alms $100,000, undesignated funds $66,000, totaling $2,350,000. It notes this sum, lower than King Prussia's, awaits Commons decision in the coming months on continuation or adjustment.
The Parker Carnival brings Pharaoh's Daughter, an illusion show of Moses finding the babe in Egypt, to be presented next week with a lecture by John Alexander Pollitt. The production features expert stage craft, a New York designed cycloramic curtain, and Egyptian themed drama praised as superb and entertaining by Parker advance rep Mr Lake.
Unclaimed letters for the week ending June 11 1910 at Pocatello Idaho include J F Buckley J E Bullington N L Brown C E Brown W S Brown and many others with two packages W A Eldred and A H Kent. Addressees urged to call for items by a set date or they will go to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C.
W. C. Merritt speaks at Union Rally in the Congregational Church with sessions at 3 p m and 8 p m on Sunday June 19. Attendees are urged not to miss the events.
A summer cold, if neglected, can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia as in any season. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. it loosens the cough, soothes and heals the air passages, and expels the cold from the system. Temple Pharmacy, Fison & Jenkins, Props., Pocatello and McCammon, Idaho.
A compact note mentions the Juan de Fuca region in passing, suggesting an option or preference without detailing reasons or actions. The fragment emphasizes choice and maritime context but lacks concrete events or dates.
For rent notices offer furnished rooms centrally located above Red Cross Pharmacy with two rooms for light housekeeping at 555 North Fourth and a three room house either furnished or unfurnished at 120 South First. Contact J. B. Perkins.
Forecast for northern Idaho tonight fair and cooler in extreme north. Friday expected fair and probably warmer. Southern Idaho sees fair west showers east tonight cooler, then Friday fair and probably warmer. Yesterday high 87 low 45 mean 66, annual 5.17 inches vs 8.28 normal. Sunset 8 11. sun today 4.50 hours.
A Springfield man writes of kidney and bladder trouble that worsened until alarm. After using Foley Kidney Pills for weeks his headaches cleared and bladder function returned to normal, bringing relief from distress. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co. and Pocatello McCammon Idaho listed as suppliers.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various clock times including 1:45 p m 12:05 a m 8:30 a m 11:16 pm 6:46 p m and 4:16 p m with no clear context or events to describe.
An article touts sage and sage brush tea as cures for dandruff and hair loss. It claims wild sage has stronger medicinal properties, notes odor issues overcome by lab work, and offers Sage Brush Tonic Co. in Shoshone Idaho a $1 bottle by mail order.
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