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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
8
A Clio club inspired Noonday Rest to create a mid day lunch for working women. Members paid 26 cents monthly for club privileges, with dishes capped at 56 cents and coffee or cream tea at 3 cents. The menu featured homemade pies cookies salads and mince pies, staffed by women specialists and famed tarts.
The piece describes a Chicago women’s luncheon club offering three meat options and three vegetables at 3 cents each, average meals at 10 to 13 cents, and a 17 cent “gorgeous spread.” Waitresses are replaced by diners, each paying for their choices, with profits cited from six months of operation.
Engineer R W Faris returns to Milner after inspecting a large irrigation project for Twin Falls company. Milner reports rapid growth with a new water plant, electric light, and a looming railroad line from Minidoka. A horse theft incident ended with a suspect jailed. no further thefts reported. The Twin Falls Irrigation and Land Company moves its headquarters from Salt Lake City to Milner.
The heavy draft horse Chieftain, a year famed in Keokuk county, debuts in New York. Billed by an auctioneer as a ton and a bankable asset, he is led to eager buyers at Bull's Head stables amid praise of his frosted coat and waving tail.
The piece mocks a Somali military chief as effeminate and vain despite being a fighting man. It highlights his hair care and finery, describes his greed and timidity, notes his love of dancing, and contrasts Somali women’s submissive treatment with men. It cites the London Express in quotation.
Fragmentary notes describe headaches and relief claims with Sherman's cure dose and Sprague’s remedy. The text mentions immediate relief and health pleas, though details are unclear.
Readable text shows garbled phrases and incomplete sentences about a person or topic. The item lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions to form a full news brief.
The Sho shone Journal credits Bert Perrine for igniting major local projects in Cassia and Lincoln counties. It highlights the Twila Valley Land & Water Co canal venture and the Falls Electric power plant as signs of his influence. Perrine is praised for pulling capital to Idaho, building an acclaimed fruit ranch, and fostering regional prosperity.
The funeral for Fireman Henry Bowers, killed in Sanday's wreck, will be held at Wedekind's undertaking parlor at 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Ladies of the Weedman Ciral will meet at the hall at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning to prepare for Mrs Frank Roanda's funeral.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hitchcock showing no sign of concern after livestock leaders declared intent to press President Roosevelt to remove him from the interior department over forest reserve policy. Officials including Pinchot and Richards stand with Hitchcock in supporting the current laws and policy.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and locations including Pacific Robert Craig St Louis J Swift Audressen Henry Earse Chicago Pocatello M H Parsons Salt Lake WD Bandster Billings Mont HC Leonard Salt Lake M Harrie St Louis L E Mace Salt Lake RH Block Kansas City D E Nair Pocatello John J Jones Pocatello J 8 Jenkins Bolee M H Burroughs Anthony Campbell Pocatello W Lesrey Pocatello J W Atokineon Ogden Jas Higgins L Gulliver H W Nickins Pocatello Chas Flowers Portland B H Vincent Collinston H Newby New York Knoulson C A Newton Butte U O O Dickinson Pocatella O Anderson F W Roe Fair Lake A J Astier Portland Mrs W Lewis Salmon Idaho Wellchard inger Butte O B Billings Pocatella
Chronical bronchial troubles and summer coughs can be quickly relieved and cured. Foley's Honey and Tar, For sale at Bean's Drug Store.
An advertisement urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it cures all related ailments and that failure to use it is their own fault. Sold by Bean's Drug Store.
A promotional passage extols the Grand Canyon line as the world's scenic house with winter beauty equal to summer. It quotes Cy War man praising the canyon’s grandeur and notes rates via G. W. Finzg erald, the general agent in Butte, Montana, as an affordable travel option.
A descriptive pamphlet promotes free distribution by the Agent of Denver and Rio Grande Western railways. It highlights personally conducted excursions and daily sleepers and dining cars to Denver Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago via Lake City and Denver along the scenic continent crossing route. Apply to G. W. Fitzgerald at the agent's Baltimore address.
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