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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
4
A brisk test explores whether items meet demand by evaluating performance versus expectations. Initial indicators track consumer response, pricing stability, and inventory turnover to gauge potential market reception.
Local brief notes the regular semi monthly city council meeting is scheduled for this evening. Other items include a quarantine being raised at a home on North Cleveland Avenue and various local happenings from entertainment acts to school events and public notices.
A reader asks the Tribune to provide monthly smallpox case totals for the city over the past five years. The Tribune states no records exist to answer the question.
This fragment warns buyers not to purchase below six hundred pounds, citing market knowledge and a grocer’s incentive to refund money if the Schilling’s Beat product isn’t liked.
A medical ad claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circles and circulars are promised. Hall's Pills are recommended for constipation.
J. J. Hubbard of Temple Texas writes that Herbine relieves tired feeling headaches rheumatism and ner vousness and restores energy. He has used it for two years and says it is the best medicine for chills and fever. Mrs A L Cook offers the product at a stated price per bottle.
Fresh radishes lettuce spinach asparagus onions available daily at Kane's Grocery. Local market display highlights a full range of vegetables for everyday cooking.
A testimonial from Westmoreland Kansas dated May 5 190% says Ballard Snow Liniment cured an old sore on the chin that resisted other treatments. It cites a sister in Allensville Pennsylvania seeking a bottle and notes a druggist Mrs A L Cook endorses the product.
An 1902 letter from Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Illinois says a back pain from acute rheumatism improved after one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. The ad lists prices 25 50 and 1.60 dollars and notes pains worsen with cold damp weather.
D Swinehart begins ice wagon sales offering pure clear ice. Leave orders at Bannock Abstract Company or call 45's for delivery.
Old and reliable firms like the Hartford Aetna and Phoenix are promoted as solid options, with Church & White Co. acting as agents for these insurers.
The Short Line will sell round trip tickets from Coeur d Alene Idaho to Spokane for 28 05 with sale dates June 18 and 19 1905 return by June 30 1905. D 8 Lowrie Agi
J F Kane is the exclusive agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees in Pocatello. Customers are assured of obtaining the genuine article when shopping at Kane's.
Charles Cannon of 808 North Cleveland Avenue testifies about kidney and backache pain. He praises Doans Kidney Pills from Sprague Pharmacy for relief after a single use. Buffalo-based Poster Milburn Co markets the remedy nationally.
Special meeting of the stockholders of the Dempsey Irrigating Company will be held at the brick school house in Dempsey Idaho on June 21 1905 at 10 am to consider a loan of 2000 dollars for the irrigation system and to vote on director action and all related matters. The meeting is dated Dempsey Idaho June 10 1905 signed by Theo Monroe president and Brady Stolpe secretary S-14-
The Idaho Inter-Mountain Wagon Road Commission invites sealed bids by 2 p m June 27 1905 for constructing a wagon road from two miles east of Warrens to Big Creek at Smith Creek Idaho County. Also bids for a bridge on the South Fork Salmon river changing a road segment between Payette Lake areas and for repairs over Secesh summit. Plans at Governor Gooding Boise or engineer Chas W Luck Weiser. A 5 percent certified check to F R Gooding accompanies each bid. Bids opened 3 p m June 27. Right to reject any or all bids. Bonds required and completion by Dec 1 1905.
Kane the Sole Agent hase and Sanborn teas and coffees at Kane's grocer in Pocatello. He is the exclusive selling agent for these brands offering genuine article through his shop.
W L Yancey of Paducah Kentucky writes of a severe kidney disease treated by three top Kentucky doctors with no relief. After using Foley's Kidney Cure the first bottle provided relief and three bottles cured him permanently. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.
The ad invites travelers planning summer visits to the East or mountains to contact Colorado Midland in Salt Lake City for arranging trips. It touts cheap summer rates to Colorado and the East, daylight scenic routes, and the Pullman Observation sleeper. A free pamphlet about camping grounds and other books are offered.
Beginning Thursday June 1 M L Roberts of Pocatello Idaho will offer diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware and cut glass at prices lower than any Idaho jewelry store located next to the post office.
An Iowa reader from Davenport recounts a twelve year battle with asthma that was allegedly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar after other medical care failed. The testimonial cites Mia Adolph Cuesing and Mrs. A L Cook among supporters.
June 23, 1905 Baltair event note indicates the Bhort Line will call tickets to Baltair and return at 8715. Return conditions shown for June 21 and June 22, with Lowkie as agent.
Kane the Grover is the exclusive appointing agent in Pocatello for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees. For the genuine article visit Kane's to purchase.
Fourth of July rates offer one fare for round trips with return by July 4. Tickets sold to any point in the same state from selling station and to points in other cities within 300 miles. Lowrie, Agent.
Advertises bottled beer labeled American Pilaener available at all barns priced at 20 cents per bottle.
A compact note reports Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon brands were available at Bannock Bar with no other drinks mentioned. The line suggests a simple lineup or preference for these whiskeys in that venue.
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