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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
2
Payment in advance options listed for monthly delivery. Complaints of any nature should be made at once. Paper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
The Pocatello Commercial club impressed Omaha visitors with a successful entertainment last week, dispelling doubts it had lapsed. The article urges unity to push a Greater Pocatello, notes plans for water to Fort Hall lands, converting arid land into farms, and supports the club’s vital role in the city’s future.
The Commercial club in Pocatello works to advance mineral resources in the region and to establish the city as a wholesale hub for intermountain terrain. About 60 active members push an advertising campaign highlighting Gate City's ideal transportation position, aiming for broader member participation and renewed support.
A critique questions extending Christian charity to Harry Orchard. The writer notes Orchard acted with forethought during his criminal career and warns against forgiving or fellowshipping with him until he faces legal accountability. The piece argues even ardent faiths have limits on mercy.
Officials report significant freight growth on Harriman lines boosting lumber and other tonnage. July 1905 to June 1906 saw southbound Oregon lumber rise to 73.4 million tons with 826 more cars. eastbound tonnage nearly 32 million. New cars and extra capacity bring total freight capacity to 2,720,776 tons, with improved flexibility across Union and Southern Pacific lines. Last year coast disruptions after the San Francisco disaster added to handling woes as eastern lines lagged in equipment.
16 FOR LADIES TOO. They can stop hair loss with Newbro's Herpicide. For thin hair it thickens growth, destroys the dandruff germ at the root, and leaves a grease free finish. Sample convinces any lady it is indispensable. Sold by leading druggists. price per bottle. Also mentions F J Cheney Co and testimonials.
Notice of bids sought by the Board of Trustees for the reconstruction of a Normal School building the completion of the second story of the girls dormitory and the independent lighting system at Albion Idaho bids to be opened June 27 1907 in Minidoka Idaho Plans and specs available at Wayland and Fennell Boise Idaho or from W F ee Idaho Falls and Joseph Y Haight Albion Idaho A 2 percent certified bid security required The board may reject any or all bids
A local note describes a stubborn sore healed by Bucklen’s Salve after years of failure with other remedies. The ad promises relief for burns and skin troubles and lists Temple Pharmacy and Ferguson Jenkins as sellers at 26 cents.
Rates and party information offered by E. R. Hunt, General Agent, Butte, Montana for travel on the Denver and Rio Grande Railway known as The Scenic Line.
Cement walks promoted by H. W. advertised for first-class results with orders left at A. B. Beans Hardware. A carload of U Knead It flour arrives at Pete Hansen’s corner at Center and Second avenue priced at $1.60 per sack.
The Board of Trustees of the Idaho Industrial Training School at St. Anthony Idaho invites sealed proposals by June 25 1907 at 1 p m for the construction of a girls cottage and a boys cottage. Plans are available from J T Humphries St Anthony W B Wheeler Idaho Falls or the Pocatello Tribune office and from architects Fennell Boise Idaho. Bids must be addressed to J M care of J T H and include a 2 percent bid guarantee payable to Della Pyke secretary. The board may accept or reject all bids and bids for cheating or pli shall be separate from the contract. Signed W N Shilling and Della Pyke secretary.
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