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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary entry shows numbers 96.00, 8.00 and 1.60 with unclear context in a jumbled note. The text lacks coherent details to determine event, person, or organization. No definite actions or outcomes are identifiable from the readable fragments.
A Wil lamette valley youth travels through Poca tello toward Soda Springs Idaho on a quest to locate a grave made in July 1257 along the immigrant road. His faded note points to the dust buried by pioneers fifty years ago near a cliff and soda spring as a family keepsake and link to a buried pioneer mother.
Wallace Irvin uses a stranger’s eye to lampoon New York City’s wealth obsessed society. His piece Gullible's Travels toys with frenzied journalism and sensationalism, highlighting the capital’s fast pace and social folly through vivid satire.
A newsboy recalls an editor’s extra noting Everything Quiet and No News of Any Importance. He laments selling only one copy, given to a blind man to wrap shoes, while Collier’s Weekly parodies speed of modern surgery and tipping systems.
Pabst worked out an eight day malt ling process to extract all food values from barley grain and then perfected an Fight Day Malting Process that follows Nature to produce the ideal malt for brewing.
Prince Edward of Wales, aged 13, will likely rule the British empire someday. He is the eldest son of the Prince of Wales and grandson of King Edward VII, with four brothers and a sister. He attends the Royal Naval College at Osborne, trained like any other cadet, with limited allowance and a path toward sea service and world travel. The piece notes the democratic training and travel as forming a prudent future monarch.
An old advertisement warns that mercury containing remedies destroy the sense of smell and the whole system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. It promotes Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free, taken internally, with testimonials and 75 cent price. It advises purchasing the genuine product and also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Portanate Texana resident Mr. E. W. Goodloe of Dallas reports Dr. King's New Life Pills effectively dispel malaria and biliousness after trying other laxatives. The pills are offered at Temple Pharmacy Ferguson and Jenkins Poca tello and McCammon for 25 cents.
Idaho man describes severe backache and kidney trouble improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills obtained from L. Cook's drug store. He reports reduced swelling and better overall health, praising the remedy and offering his name for reference. For sale by all druggists 60 cents, FosterMilburn Co. sole agents.
Sundays at Porter's Ranch Island Park invite anglers to Idaho's best trout fishing. Local teams meet visitors at the railroad end daily, offering guidance and access to prime fishing spots.
In Fedora Tennessee C. V. Pepper reports a medical crisis with a canoe accident and hemorrhage. He credits Doctors New Biesbeent for instant relief and rapid recovery after the coughing and bleeding subsided and three weeks passed. The item mentions a local pharmacy, Jemking at Femple Pharmacy Fergus Trial.
An ad notes U KNWEAD flour arriving at Pete Hansen's Corner Center and Second Avenue, pricing flour at $1.50 per sack. The readable text also mentions a letter reference and scattered names, with garbled phrases about health and relief.
The notice states the estimated expenditures for Pocatello city government for fiscal year 1907 8 adopted by the city council June 20 1907 and ordered published for 30 days in the Pocatello Tribune The total comes to 8 450 with allocations for police fire cemetery public buildings and bridges and other items.
The Board of Trustees of Albion State Normal School invites bids for a new building, second story completion of the girls dormitory, and for an independent electric lighting plant at Albion Idaho. Bids open June 27 1907 at Minidoka Idaho with 2 percent certified check.
Widow taxpayers and Civil War veterans who have not claimed the $1000 exemption must appear at the assessor and tax collector’s office in Bannock County on or before July 11 to sign affidavits or they will not receive the exemption on the tax rolls.
John Aware credits Bucklen Arnica Salve with healing a four decade old sore after other treatments failed. The testimonial mentions its effectiveness for piles and burns. Temple Tello and McCammon advertise the salve at 25 cents.
The City of Pocatello issues a warrant call notice listing warrants from number 7162 onward. Details on the closing date or additional warrant numbers are not provided in the readable text.
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