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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
Citizens urged to buy coal as soon as possible because southeastern Idaho coal mines cannot boost output and delays may cause a coal famine. Dealers should fill bins before snow flies to avoid fuel shortages, even as rail shipments shift and mines designate new territories.
The Wall Street Journal argues it is premature to judge Orchard until cross examination ends, calling his testimony the era’s most astounding confession of assassination. The piece notes organized capital faces serious legal scrutiny for alleged deceit, manipulation, unfair competition, monopolies, bribery, and election corruption.
Organized labor faces scrutiny similar to that faced by American business after insurance and railroad scandals. If Orchard’s story is substantiated, it suggests union leaders used assassination to achieve aims, paralleling capital’s bribery and ruthless competition.
Late agricultural reports blame speculators for a dollar per bushel wheat panic. The piece notes wheat’s price history since 1861, contrasts wheat with corn and cotton in terms of market reach and export value, and explains why wheat attracts more speculative attention and freight activity than corn and cotton.
Frederick Manuell of Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 and began using it for baldness. In 20 days hair returned and by July 2 his scalp was thick with hair. The ad claims the product removes the cause of baldness and stops hair loss with new growth starting.
Rates and tariffs for travel on the Denver and Rio Grande Scenic Line offered by E. R. Hunt, agent, Butte Montana. Contact Hunt for rates and reservations.
Zweigart Bros meat market offers a ten day sale on pure home-rendered lard with three pound pail at 40 cents, five pound pail at 60 cents, and ten pound pail at 1.15 dollars.
Notice from the Board of Trustees invites bids for constructing a normal school building, completing the second story of the girls dormitory, and installing an independent electric lighting plant at Albion Idaho. Bids open June 27, 1907 in Minidoka. Plans at Wayland and Fennell Boise. Contact W E Wheeler and J Y Fait for info. 12 percent bid bond required. Board may reject any bid.
The Idaho Industrial Training School at St. Anthony invites sealed proposals by 1 p m June 25 1907 for construction of a girls cottage and a boys cottage. Plans available from J T Humphries W F Wheeler at various offices. Bids must be sealed marked Proposal and accompanied by 2 percent certified check. The board may accept or reject all bids.
A promotional note claims their teas and coffees are the finest and invites customers to try a pound of coffee or a quarter of tea. It mentions using the Dwight Edwards Co. for Mocha and Java steel cut ve lom sealed cans priced at 50 cents.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic ad with references to Bucklon's Balm or Bucklon's Blaive, a medical salve for piles burns and related ailments. Mentions Tomato Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Poca Tello and McCammon. Phone numbers and stray phrases clutter the text.
A local second hand shop on East Side advertises trunks for sale including a fatebell 190.8 and a fine trunk priced at 4 dollars. Sam's shop promotes varied trunks in a brief notice.
Local notice directs cement walks to be laid and orders to be left at A. B. Beans Hardware store for completion.
A wagon reports flour arrival at Pete Hansen's corner of Center Street and Second Avenue. The price is $1.50 per sack. Details reflect a local storefront notice for nearby residents.
An ad from Toledo Ohio promotes Hall's Family Pile remedy with promises to ease mucous surface discomfort and provide internal relief. It lists price 76c per bottle and names vendors Cheney & Geffen and F. J. Timonials as distributors.
A Texan named Goodloe of 107 St Louis in Dallas reports that within a year he tried King's New Life Pills and found them more effective against biliousness than any prior remedy.
Fragmentary note mentions Geor H Parris of Me and a letter about liver and kidney trouble. Refers to trying remedies and enduring health challenges with a “number three” mascot and a watch phrase about Taal. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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