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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
2
A writer argues that success is not earned by lofty tricks but by honest effort. He warns against liars and cheats who mislead youths and insists many legitimate routes guide graduates toward achievement.
Captain Bartlett of the Tresco reported a creature 90 miles north of Hatteras rising from the sea with a 15 foot neck and a 100 foot snake like body ending in a dragon tail. It bore a dragon head with two fangs and left a stifling color before disappearing, possibly an automobile attachment sighting.
A fragmented note discusses a baker strike over labeling of bread and the desire to avoid adhesive labels. It mentions a thumb in a cap plate and the fear of altered bread labels, with bakers in a nearby city demanding every loaf carry a label as proof of origin.
Locals object to a proposed label on onion bread citing concerns about meaning and consumer perception. The letter-writers joke about stamping or burning the bread to show onion content, suggesting compromises to avoid altering appearance or triggering backlash.
Governor Hunt's Porto Rico report highlights peace and rapid adaptation to U S governance. It cites a coffee export surge to 500,000 dollars in five months, a twentyfold rise in other exports, and growing tobacco sales boosting trade.
Daniel Danie of Otterville Iowa reports three to four years of asthma with little relief from many remedies until Foley's Honey and Tar provided immediate relief. He recommends it to all and notes it is sold by Bean's Drug Store.
Advertises Stomach and Liver Tabs to improve appetite, cleanse the stomach, and invigorate digestion. Claims to relieve dullness after meals and bad morning taste. Sold by all druggists.
A letter from J. P. Gray of Oakville Indiana reports ten years bedridden with kidney disease. After consulting top doctors without relief he credits Foley's Kidney Cure as a Godsend. Bean's Drugstore offers it for sale.
Agent Caldwell was seen in town with his family yesterday. Mr. J. L. Meant of Ogden visited the city as guest of Welter H. Cleare. Mrs. John Hartvigsen travels to Salt Lake for care. Tom Carrigan, studying in Mol land Ore, is to return home soon. Repairs on two houses near completion for the next school opening. Mr. and Mrs. James Langley from Portland stayed with J. C. Carrigan. George Soule returns from Boise improved in health.
The report notes Ed Lennard giving a name to a man who assisted a woman on the street and a plan to acquire land north of the city to build a residence. The city fire department received a new chemical wagon as a depot load is unloaded. A wind mill at Henry O iegly's place was blown down. George Robison, a Short Line store clerk from Salt Lake City, spent time with friends in Paccatello while Mrs. Robison visits her mother.
In Judge White's court this morning Jane Dedscyn whose true name is unknown was charged with biting bruising and beating Mary Hutton. The case will be tried this evening.
Simon Lewis sues Jap Gang No 3 in district court to recover 602.25 for evade and merchandise said to be due and delivered. G M Blake files for divorce from Gattie Blake, claiming they were married in Chicago in 1904 and that she deserted him four years later.
The three months old baby of Mr and Mrs Harria of North Fifth avenue died Saturday afternoon and was buried from the family residence yesterday. Rev Van Engelen conducted the funeral service.
The Wm. M. Rash Prcedace company filed notice designating Louis E. Kahn as agent for Idaho for service of process and designating Pocatello as its principal place of business in the state. Jess Edisco, Harvey Gross and George So travel tomorrow for the Skeleton Wietr 1, where they will spend the morning at work on promising mineral property. The district is near Mountain Home in an almost inaccessible country.
The Pocatello Junior Baseball team has arranged use of the old baseball park every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings for practice and all team members are asked to report on these evenings.
Alrphonse Brossard formerly of Oz foid and recent Tuscarora Nev resident spends a few days in the city visiting old friends. He once ran for Bannock County commissioner a few years ago.
In district court Judge Budge opened the Henry Wakeley versus George Wakeley case seeking tithe rights and distribution of Birch Creek water. Nearly all settlers along the stream attended as principals or witnesses.
Three games are scheduled for the Fourth featuring Pocatello teams. The events will showcase local players and clubs in a busy day of baseball action.
The Pocatello squad meets Idaho Falls while the Janiors face Montpelier and the O. L. team confronts Hailey. Financial strain looms as expenses rise and the treasury runs dry.
A trip to the Po Catello Water company reservoirs on the bluffs south of the city highlights the upper reservoir with a grove of trees and lush lucerne. The deep living water well presents a fairyland-like scene of natural growth and beauty.
Gav Debrassi of Italia is linked to an assault charge in Judge White's court after a 9:30 p.m. Saturday clash. Debrassi says he acted playfully with girls before A Lombardi emerged, slashing him with a razor at the end of a stick. John Lombardi faces a separate charge of disturbing the peace in the same case.
Charley Sutherland displays mineral paint samples from his Lucky Star mice gathered along the South Fork of Povatello creek. The exhibit showcases distinctive pigment work and animal bred color effects for study.
Mr Sutherland reports a versatile surplus flour product found in cream gray cavaty and deep yellow hues. Samples sent to Denver tests brand it very valuable. He plans to paint his house with it after testing, calling it a perfect flour product unlikely to be argued.
Sunday afternoon a 12 to 11 game between the O. B. S. S. nine and Gate City nine ended in the eleventh inning amid controversy over a late umpire call. McQuaig Nagle Leroy O Connell and Reelfsh starred for the winners and Rice McQuaig and Rolfsh hit home runs as about 1000 fans watched the spirited contest.
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