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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
4
A garbled message outlines subscription pricing per month and per year with references to periodicals and post office handling. It mentions Associated Press and Idaho context but lacks clear figures or dates, implying monthly and yearly options and distribution details.
Boise Statesman notes Pocatelio convention members push Idaho to move from talk to action on roads. With 1911 road spending near 140 million nationwide, state leaders urge systematic, businesslike construction, abandoning county politics to speed development.
This entry profiles Alexander Hamilton born January 11, 1757 on Nevis and died July 12, 1804 in New York. It notes his education in New York, Patriot pamphleteering, Washington’s Revolutionary staff service, Yorktown participation, Federalist Papers authorship, drive for a strong central government, and tenure as first secretary of the treasury including founding the protective tariff and his fatal duel with Aaron Burr.
The American delegation at the London coronation wore simple black dress suits, embodying democracy, independence, and restraint. The piece contrasts American restraint with ostentatious parade seen in other nations, praising the modest, unpretentious style as a reflection of the United States.
A telegram orders a father to return home at once. The arrival reveals the baby saying Dad da the moment he enters. The exchange centers on the startled father and the emotional reunion with his wife after the abrupt message.
A comic exchange hinges on an excited messenger reporting a wife’s serious accident after a car strike. Jones questions if the dog involved was a fox terrier with black shoulder spots, revealing a flirtatious misunderstanding amid distress.
In a testimonial from John Mitchell of 253 First Avenue Pocatello Idaho Doan’s Kidney Pills are praised as a universal remedy for kidney discomfort backache irregular urine and related lameness. Mitchell asserts repeated use by his family and calls them the best kidney medicine in existence. Sold by dealers everywhere price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole U S agents.
Maude recalls a fifty year old story shared with Mabel and the tale remains vivid after many years as discussed in Toledo Blade dialogue.
A compact note from the Daily Tribune cites that resenting kindly rebuke reflects not spirit but stupidity, presenting a blunt editorial stance in a periodical notice. The snippet underscores a provocative editorial voice in a historical newspaper context.
At Home Camas Prairie invites neighbors to view summer gowns from Nature's Workshop. They are described as more gorgeous and varied in color than ever before, with a note that staple colors like Wheat, Oats and Barley are preferred. Travel details suggest taking Train No 5 to Hailey via Shoshone and an auto stage to Soldier.
The ladies of Maccabees will meet next Monday night June 26 at 8 pm The meeting was changed from afternoon to evening and will now be on the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month Mrs E G Houde Lady Commander notes the new schedule and leadership.
Star Dry Goods Company shows new ladies shirt waists and house dresses while Daniger Hardware Company cuts prices on all hardware. The two stores offer broad selections and reduced rates for shoppers seeking value this season.
R. W. Hoshine advertises artificial ice with phrases Pure and clean Best service and quick delivery Bell 19 Red. The brief notice highlights a local business offering immediate ice products.
District Court in Bannock County Idaho issues attachment against William Liddell in Weezer Lumber Co v Liddell. Clerk G. Gallet notes the seal and date June 21 1911 with court hand witness in Pocatello Idaho.
Notice states the Jones and Reddish meat market dissolves their partnership by mutual consent. Mr Jones retires from the business and Mr Reddish continues. dissolution date noted as June 24 1911 in Pocatello Idaho. R D Jones H B Reddish sign as parties.
It is argued that internal medicines are useless for muscular or chronic rheumatism and that relief comes from a free external application of Chamberlain's Liniment sold by all druggists.
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