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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
3
In Balafire The Fundamental Verity Orlando J. Smith argues that moral value and truth arise from consequences of actions. He distinguishes reaction effect and result under the law of causation, urging weighing outcomes in daily choices, ethics, and social conduct.
B Spiegel of 1204 N Virginia St Evansville Indiana writes he suffered kidney and bladder problems for over five years losing flesh and work. After three doctors failed he found Foley's Kidney Cure, with one bottle giving relief and two bottles curing him completely.
A humorous column riffs on idleness and time wasting, noting lazy people fear work. It mocks fads, caterers, and immodest imaginations. The piece jests about stockholders, speech kindness, and women's house chores with playful observations.
The Kaiser’s Cup marks the Transatlantic Yacht Race with three nations competing from near New Jersey. The race starts on May 146 and ends at Lizard Point, England, with the gold trophy valued at 5000 dollars. The emperor’s gift symbolizes honor beyond its monetary value.
An English observer in London Chronicle notes that American husbands are repeatedly generous and considerate to women, yet face snubs for it. The piece contrasts the “as goal husband” who is a money making machine with a houseful of servants, versus the Briton’s approach, suggesting American domestic life prompts a liveable but critiqueable marital dynamic.
The Philadelphia North American describes Eastern women's grooming routine. It notes maid help with hair plaits, long hot baths lasting hours, non soap unguents, skin softening and perfumes, milk-wash facial treatment, and frequent use of verfuros in garments.
The czar proclaimed religious freedom for all subjects at Easter and reopened Moscow’s ancient church after forty nine years. The restored church, once a stronghold of old believers, celebrated with jubilant Easter services.
A reform movement in the Russian church gains notice as Antonus, metropolitan of St Petersburg, stands out. Pobeconostzeff, procurator of the holy synod, resists but reports say Antonus will succeed on May 14, marking the 25th anniversary of his office. Antonus witnessed the czar at Neva blessing and calmed the emperor’s party during a grapeshot incident.
An old wide-ranging piece blends a lyrical longing for a wandering life with fragmented product pitches. It mentions DeWitt's Little Marvel Risers and a Columbia Phonograph, plus local bookstore and suppliers, showing a juxtaposition of verse and ads.
United States Land Office Blackfoot Idaho announces Charles B Spaulding of Pocatello has filed sworn statement No 90 to purchase Lot 6 of Section 6 Township 7 North Range 35 East B M containing 38.28 acres. He will present proof that the land is more valuable for timber or stone than agricultural use.
A notice directs all persons claiming adversely to the described lands to file their claims in the U S District Court in Pocatello Idaho by September 1905 The witnesses named include Corbridge Willian Mioring George W Root and William Corbridge all of Pocatello Bannock County The document is signed by Lorenzo Rothomas register in that district
United States Land Office at Plackfoot Idaho announces a timber land claim under the 1878 act. James M Ingersoll of Idaho files sworn statement No 9L for SE of Sec Tp KR25 in Bannock County Idaho and will prove land value for timber over agriculture before the U S District Court Clerk in Pocatello on September 7 1905 Witnesses named from Pocatello Jubnek County Idaho Adverse claimants must file by the same date.
Department of the Interior notice dated June 16 1905 lists settlers in Idaho Territory filing for final proof before the U S District Court clerk at Idaho Falls August 3 1905. It names Pividd Aslett Demme Mirnock Cents etc and lists sections townships ranges and witnesses from Dempsey Carl Hawkins and Pocatello for their continuous residence and cultivation of the land.
Notice states on July 5 1905 proof will be submitted that works divert 3 5 cubic feet per second of Bolt Creek water for formation use. Permit holder Josephine Green of McCammon Idaho post office. Water availability 30 acres described as NW of NEY Sec Tp RL 462 Bloom.
The notice lists settlers William Hegstren Lorenzo K Thomas and Phil Fergusson filing for final proof before the U S District Court clerk at Pocatello Idaho on July 6 1905. It names witnesses Henry Reddish Andrew Anderson Gust Anderson John Erickson John S Preece Dan McGinniss Joseph Williams L P Holmes Edward M Webb Fret M Kelsey Arthur J Emron J Johnson and others from Bannock County Inkom Central Inkom Pocotello Idaho.
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