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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
4
The Pocatello Water Company announces strict water use rules effective June 21 1903. Sprinkling hoses require a ¼ inch nozzle and no waste. No sprinkling 8 30 pm to 6 30 am. Close taps after fire alarms and keep closed until the fire is out. Fines escalate from one to five dollars per violation or metering may be imposed.
Patrons of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company are notified that responding to a petition to the city council a special committee was appointed to investigate and report at the next council meeting. Telephone patrons with grievances are asked to communicate with the committee or either member and report their cases.
The Twin Falls Land and Water Co will open about 60 000 acres below Twin Falls on the Snake river near Shoshone Idaho for settlement under the Carey Act on July 1 1908. Prospective settlers must survey the ground and file at the McFall House Shoshone on opening day with 160 acres as the limit. The Short Line offers a $4.50 round trip fare to Shoshone with tickets sale June 31 and July 1 9 7. Transit limit two days each way Final return ten days from sale.
The Oregon Shost Line offers round trip tickets to Boston for the National Educational Association meeting July 6 to 10, 1903. Ticket sale June 8 to July 3 with final return July 18 1908. Deposit with joint Boston agent July 7 to July 10, 50 cent fee may extend return to September. For details, ticket offices. A Marton, Agent.
An Eastbound summer trip highlights Salt Lake City and Denver with Colorado scenery along the Rio Grande System. Emphasizes excellent service and accommodations with only one car change between Butte and Chicago or St Louis. Request rates and the brochure With Nature in Colorado by G. W. Fitzgerald, General Agent, Butte, Mont.
Summer excursion rates increase to one fare plus 2.00 dollars round trip via Rook, with travel limited to eastern destinations.
In a late night carriage ride Guy Fenton and Miss Grey argue about a dance and a fiancé while Mrs Grey sleeps. Ethel laments a missed dance with Captain Ell as Fenton taunts her. Flowers become a symbol of affection and strain as a public tableau ends the scene. Bettie Newgass reports from New Orleans Picayune.
In a joking exchange, the warden praises a calm inmate who broke jail and left a parting note for the governor asking for pardon, saying the convict’s liberty note was a bold last gesture.
Al Lateon of East Lake Circle is in the day dhilmogy at the P. replacing Harvey Groas who left town to mine. Half the town picnicked yesterday. Ivan Hice returns to Spragne Pharmacy counter duties.
Wireless dispatch reports a riotous Belgrade assembly with lockjaw injuries from the first national senate meeting. Officials listed include Avechenek Oarriacenski and Hotshotos Biedandthunderoaski, while a chaotic roll call ends with fights and a shift to barb wire telephony.
Pagers filed in a U S court in Holes seek to recover several thousand dollars tied to former Bingham County Sheriff Davis who vanished after leaving office. Davis bought a northern store, later declared bankrupt, with about 84000 tied to the estate. Funds are held by the bankruptcy referee as Davis remains a fugitive from justice.
Robert R. Watte of Salem Missouri writes about five years of kidney disease and permanent relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports being cured in less than two bottles and notes the product is for sale at Bean's Drug Store.
Ladies and children are invited to try the famous Little Early Risers pills noted for gentle action. Claim they do not purge the system and even a double dose will not gripe or weaken. Shameless medical claims include relief for constipation and sick headache.
A portrait of high society life in New York and Washington as Newport summers grow busier. The piece notes fashionables flocking to Newport, the strain on leaders like Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Knox, and Mrs. Astor’s seeming endurance as the season expands from winter to summer.
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