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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
3
In Budapest a pork dealer named Mr. Bimbo funded a struggling newspaper by sending hams sausages and other meats after an interview. When the publication faced liquidation the donor revitalized the paper with a single stroke of the pen restoring its finances and future.
Wild raccoons kept by Adolph Gilblair of Skowhegan Maine are described as trainable and kitten like. The two young coons frolic together in the yard climb trees when a dog nears and sleep curled up in a hollow log at night.
In a brief exchange from Puck a man offers cigars to a friend. The friend questions prices and learns the seller paid 20 cents for one and 5 cents for the other, noting two for a quarter. The chat ends as the mood cools.
A contemporary observer recalls Robert Louis Stevenson in striking dress including a black flannel shirt tight Wellington boots and a pea jacket. The narrator highlights a lady's sealskin cape fastened by a fancy brooch with a daffodil arrangement, suggesting such touches may have been unknowingly added by affectionate hands.
Napoleon Bonaparte joined the French Academy of Sciences in 1797 and valued research by taking leading scientists on the Egypt expedition. He organized the Institute of Egypt in Cairo and proposed an observatory. His Egypt antiquities report spurred later work by Champollion, Mariette, and Maspero.
City official announces warrants will be paid upon presentation at the office with interest through May 4. The notice is dated May 7 and references fund 1913 and warrant numbers. The text is an early 20th century municipal notice from Pocatello.
Quis pavilion at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1915 is completed. Its exhibits will feature an artificial mountain housing working models of mining and mineral processes.
In New York gossip, the Athletics and Giants are favorites yet no team is safe from old Slump as he plagues several contenders this season. White Sox Tigers Pirates drifted into lead then fell behind before the finish, while Meyers Zim and Maranville face superstition's bite in season-long battles.
Notice suggests placing a small rental want ad in The Tribune to attract tenants. It emphasizes effectiveness and quick business for landowners seeking housing or room rentals.
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho covering 24 hours to 6 am lists high 59 low 37 and mean 48 with normal 66. Deficiency 0.63 and excess 3.59 since month and year respectively. Total precipitation 2.75 inches since month with 10.94 since January 1. State of weather clear. A R Teegle?
A historical ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 reward for proof of failure to cure, and promotes Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with broad endorsements.
Carriage Auto and Sign Painting announces a new shop at 427% E Center with a skilled mechanic and first class work at low prices. Phone Bell 203. Also references Economy Paint Co.
Real estate list from Fletcher R. Burrus & Co offering irrigated 15 acre plots near Fort Hall canal three miles north of Pocatello, 3-room houses, building sites, corner lots and 1600 block Arthur street, several rental options, payments and terms with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands.
Advertisement item lists services in Bannock County including real estate, loans, fire insurance, automobile insurance, surety bonds and bonded abstracters. Dated office contact details show Office No. 248 MN with telephone lines Bell 145 Black and 736 W.
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