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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
An ornate vintage ad for Petersen and Holmes markets an unrivaled ice cream product by the Pires of Patrollem. The copy suggests a bold, craving inducing appeal aimed at shoppers seeking premium frozen treats.
The Tribune quotes Chief C. 8 Smith confirming no written receipts are issued for dog tags. A public book records owner name, amount paid, date and dog sex. tags are issued from city bank records, with a return to city council for public accountability.
The Bannock National Bank of Poca Idaho files a condition report as of June 18 1906 showing resources totaling 329 312 96 with loans bonds and reserves and liabilities including capital surplus profits and various deposits. Cashier Geo E Ford verifies the figures with director signatures Lyman Fargo W Church G Wholmstead and Notary Charles Chilson affirming the statement.
Advertisement urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues claiming cure for Bright's disease and diabetes previously deemed incurable. Public notice lists sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook and warns of neglect.
Buttermilk and sweet cream advertised at Peter Sen and Holmes. Produce including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb available at Kane's.
Elaborate program prepared for the closing day of St Joseph's Academy includes choruses, solos, duets, and cast of characters for a long commencement program. Highlights feature titled numbers The Virtues and Graces A Crown for Many Lands and a finale with certificates and closing remarks. Advertisements follow for Herbine tonic and local pharmacy sales.
Washington announces the postmaster of this city, Frank Ball, will earn 2500 dollars yearly, up from 2400.
John Corbridge of the Pocatello Fire Department secretly left Sunday for Blackfoot where he married Miss Tillie Argot Sorenson. The wedding occurred at her parents’ home in Blackfoot and the couple plan to return to Pocatello soon, drawing warm congratulations from friends.
A brief hymnlike verse from an unidentified speaker praising a spiritual conversion. It speaks of deliverance from sin, peace in eternal years, and a call to pursue uplifting, soul‑nurturing work as a path to heavenly reward.
State Bank Commissioner C S Loveland reports from the Snake River valley that farming methods have improved, land is better cultivated, and new residents have raised farm attractiveness. He notes crops are in excellent condition and banks in the valley are performing well, signaling stronger prosperity this fall.
All members of Pocatello Aerie are urgently requested to meet at the hall on Thursday evening at o clock sharp. The initiatory work will be conferred. Refreshments will be served. E. W. Mooney W. P. D Elrod W. Secy.
The Hermitage at 539 North Harrison Avenue opens this evening with soft drinks ice cream strawberries and cream sandwiches and hot coffee at outdoor tables. An open-air pavilion hosts dancing every night with good music and dance tickets priced at 25 cents.
Kane's grocery carries all kinds of garden seeds blue grass and white clover seed. Mrs Robbie's at 636 W Lander offers choice cut roses and carnations.
A fifteenth century memory line about Pallard's Snow Liniment is cited as the twentieth century family cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia. Testimonial from C H Runyon Stanberry MO and a Red Cross Pharmacy reference support.
Testimonial ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures incipient Brights disease and diabetes and provides comfort even in severe cases. Marion Lee of Dunreath reports diabetes in its worst form improved after using the remedy, purchased through Mrs. A. L. Cook.
IcH PD Swinehart announces readiness to furnish ice to any part of the city with residential and office contact numbers 163 K and 29 Y for calls.
Davidson offers Rock Springs and Cumberland coal at 5.50 per ton through July, 50 cents off previous price. Now is the time to stock up even if borrowing is needed. Phone 186- for orders and pickup details.
Local grocers Petersen and Holmes advertise a wide assortment of fresh fruits available for customers. The brief notice highlights variety and emphasis on quality produce.
In Kane's market the fresh vegetable line draws shoppers with a wide assortment. Local staff restock daily as customers compare prices on items like lettuce tomatoes peppers and onions. Store offers weekly specials and seasonal discounts.
The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street invites all for a hearty lunch coffee or cottage cheese plates. Prices are said to be reasonable and quality unexcelled, echoing the homey fondness of mother’s cooking.
The item describes an up-to-date Electro-Seasalt Bath developed by Dr James, first used at Arkansaw Hot Springs sanitarium. It is said to stimulate, revive, build tissue, and aid rheumatism, nervous disorders, lung trouble, and malignant ulcers, claiming safety and comfort while rivaling Turkish baths. Lady in attendance at 421 South Cleveland Avenue, phone 70-4.
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Internal use claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement urges buying genuine Hall's products and cites testimonials and price per bottle.
A 15 acre fruit farm in Ashley Valley Utah with 2000 bearing fruit trees and small fruit. features an 11 room house, sheds and paid up water right. For particulars write Jno B Davie Blackfoot Idaho.
Willis T. Morgan recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. Now in New Hampshire he calls it the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases. Guaranteed at Mrs A L Cook s drug store price 50c and 1 trial bottle free.
Prof. Gage presents a popular novelty dance after class work at Eagle Hall from 9 to 12 with first class music and a well ventilated space. The public is invited and strangers will be welcomed as a good time is guaranteed.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a mild remedy to expel intestinal worms in babies. It claims feverish, unsettled infants may suffer from worms and urges trial with the product priced at 25 cents and sold by Mia A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
In a regular meeting the Poestello Trades and Labor Council declares Dwyer Manson Mankis Pettis and Berch unfair to union labor for violating the closing agreement. Friends of organized labor are asked to take notice by order of the Council.
The Nilason offers boiled ham cold roast meats and chicken for sale in any quantity.
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