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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune reports local updates from Pocatello Idaho. It lists subscription rates and payment options, noting monthly and annual plans. The paper operates as a second class mail publication with carrier delivery in the city.
The Tribune calls for a force of men to work on street cleanup, hole filling from recent storms, trench dirt leveling, and general beautification. It notes many good people will assist in the coming weeks and stresses maintaining a positive city image amid public improvements.
An Oregon resident becomes a lawyer at 73, undeterred by pension funds. He brings a lifetime of experience and practical lessons to his new profession, aiming to stay active and influential rather than retire. His drive and intellect inspire praise as he pursues ongoing public service.
The article reviews Edison’s push to make storage batteries economical and practical. It notes past limits of weight, range, and recharge speed, outlines changes to positive and negative plates and the electrolyte, and highlights Edison’s claim of a light weight, long lasting cell with potential to power a vehicle seventy miles, enabling wide distribution and new motive power possibilities.
John James Audubon, born near New Orleans May 4 1780 died New York January 27 1851, was a celebrated artist and naturalist. Despite early financial struggles he journeyed on foot to paint birds, publishing Birds of America in 1827 and later Ornithological Biography and Quadrupeds of North America with his sons and John Bachman.
Byron Williams writes on honesty versus falsehood, using fables about a liar and a truth urging sermon. He warns that gossip harms families and communities, urging practical religion and practical truth in daily life.
The report notes a rapid three minute recharge and signals a large expansion of resources to apply safe, economic power, highlighting imminent growth and broadening access to efficient energy solutions.
Report of the condition of The McCammon State Bank at McCammon Idaho at close of business June 7 1911 shows loans and discounts 38733.85 bonds and other securities 9914.37 banking house fixtures 14652.51 cash items and checks 112.30 cash on hand 2053.66 liabilities include capital stock 25000 undivided profits 3179.58 due to banks 2.12 and deposits and other items. The statement sworn by cashier George F. Girard before Notary Edward Murphy on June 19 1911.
Zweigart Bros offers lard specials 3 lb 40¢ 5 lb 65¢ 10 lb 1 25. Berg's South Main advertises potatoes. A testimonial from Mrs. E G Whiting Akron Ohio praises Foley Kidney Pills after kidney trouble. Temple Pharmacy Fer gnson Jenkins operate in Pocatello McCammon Idaho.
Joy riding craze hits See America with a peek at Precatello first in Perkins new car. A light note on joy riding for pieces specialty ends with a phone contact Bell 396.
Ten dollar reward offered by George Toston for information leading to conviction of anyone who threw eggs at his buildings or committed similar nuisance acts.
A garbled notice touts a remedy described as a godsend to restore beauty and health. It claims to clear constipation and kidney poisons, improve complexion, nerves, and breath, and promises velvety skin. Available at druggists for brifty cents.
Boise hosts Idaho State Chautauqua from June 22 to July 3 with reduced Short Line travel rates. Tickets go on sale from Idaho offices starting June 9 and continue through June 22 and June 29. See details for rates and further particulars.
Hardware and related items advertised at cost price by Daniger Ware Company, offering a sale on all stock and tools available at their premises.
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