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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
2
In history notes the Italian statesman and strategist Michelas Machiavel is referenced beside U S forces. The Shafter corps’ first landing on Cuban soil at Daiquiri is mentioned amid ongoing diplomatic affairs and intrigue.
An essay argues that popular notions of genius and hard work mislead youth. It claims success is biased and that many go astray chasing lofty myths. The piece urges simple, honest rules and warns against glamorous but false roadmaps to achievement.
Captain Bartlett of the Tresco tells of a sea monster sighting about 90 miles north of Hatteras. He describes a 100 foot long creature with a neck above water, a dragon tail, two large teeth, and a driving color as it surfaced and vanished.
A fragmentary text argues against bread labels and moisture tags on loaves. It critiques adhesive stamps and postage related markings on bakery products, calling for a change to prevent misleading or intrusive labeling and consumer manipulation.
A fragment notes an imprese marked by fire as the tread to prove its origin. It mentions public work and a decisive act with flames, suggesting a test or ritual related to workmanship and provenance.
Governor Hunt reports on Porto Rico describing peace and order under American authority and a rising prosperity driven by trade. Coffee exports to the United States rise markedly and oranges exports surge, boosting the island’s wealth and its political bond with the United States.
The Board of Trustees in Poca School District announces a bid opening for negotiable bonds up to six thousand six hundred dollars to fund erecting and furnishing school houses. Bids are due by June 6, 1908, at 8 p.m. at the county treasurer’s office, New York Bank.
A Pocatello resident warns that backache signals kidney trouble and urges curing the kidneys to prevent worse diseases. Frank Sehell endorses Dosa's Kidney Pills after army service issues, noting relief after using a few boxes.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions an event with names and places but lacks clear facts. The readable bits suggest a historical notice or column piece but no verifiable details.
Weeter Lumber Co Ltd advertises wood cut into twelve inch lengths suitable for kindling or splitting further into kindling.
Advert suggests Brady's stock of oranges with notices about a new rail link, noting three daily trains between San Francisco and Chicago via Union Pacific and Milwaukee routes. Paired with a jumbled promotional snippet, it emphasizes travel and goods movement by rail.
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