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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
3
Local Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am. Highest temperature yesterday 85. Lowest today 57. Mean 71. Normal 67. Precipitation since Jan 1 .57 inches. Weather clear with light northeast wind. 6 pm readings show 85 and 60 degrees with 23 68 percent humidity.
The London Standard recounts a tale of Napoleon at Brienne asked how to supply provisions in a besieged town and answering with supplies from the enemy. It notes a coinciding anecdote about Suvorov's sergeant earning promotion with the same reply, remarking on the unlikely coincidence.
The article notes a shift from wild to cultivated strawberries by 1480, citing Holinshed on a bishop of Ely’s fine crop in Hatton Garden. It mentions Shakespeare's Richard II as echoing a 15th century line about ordering the fruit, with market prices around fourpence a bushel for transplanted wildings.
Ice orders rest with Zweigart Bros and T. D. Lewis as requested tf.
In a Pearson's Weekly vignette a duke or duchess forgets bills until a milliner’s ten year old daughter cites thanks before a check is issued. A separate note describes a Monte Carlo “three halfpence” trick using a distracted gambler’s spilled coins and poolside broom sweepers.
The article recounts Ivan IV ordering a measure of fleas and executing a court official after the fleas scurried away. It notes a 7,000 ruble fine on Moscow for the failure. It also mentions him roaming the countryside with bears and releasing them to frighten villagers, then laughing at the chaos.
The Washington Star quotes a stern line about holding to first ideals then contrasts it with a senator’s view. Senator Sorghum says that if people never changed their minds most would be circus clowns, highlighting a pivot in political stance.
Quote from Paris Journal depicts dispute over rent with implied refusal shown by violence as the man kicks the speaker downstairs. The exchange centers on nonpayment and a direct physical act signaling denial of obligation.
James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago girds for action as the Democratic National Convention opens in Baltimore. The veteran Western Democrat expects a Democratic win and joins many other party leaders from the Windy City awaiting the show.
Mayor Gaynor of New York argues that peace efforts fail to hide long contest in the East and warns that if war reaches the Pacific the United States will be drawn in, despite America’s claimed clean hands and global peace push.
Notice declares completion of studio remodeling and announces that W J Prater is now open for business. The brief item confirms the proprietor and the business status without additional details.
Oxford Idaho basks in spring beauty with lush crops and alfalfa growth. Dr A M Palmer and Miss Bertha Wells wed in Salt Lake temple on June 12 and hosted a 120 guest reception at Mrs J H Carlson’s home. Palmer plans to locate in Rigby as Rigby visitors join Mt Oxford excursion. Local news notes include Judge Budge’s auto trip home after court, visiting W F Fisher, and a rise of traveling drummers as business lags.
City of Pocatello announces that starting June 15 1912 all public health and sanitation matters excluding contagious diseases will be handled directly by the mayor's office. Citizens must file complaints with the mayor's office rather than the city physician.
Excursions via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon stations to Boise for Idaho State Chautauqua and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting. Limit July 1. See agents for rates and further particulars.
Excursions to Pocatello June 24 25 and 26 with Idaho State Sunday School convention in view. Limited to June 28. See agents for rates and Utah Portland cement. Pocatello Coal Co 241 N Main St.
Highway fund warrants numbers 216 to 221 inclusive with interest to date of this call will be paid on presentation. Dated June 12 1912. Mary E O Melveny City Treasurer.
Pocatello Tailoring Co offers a promotion giving an extra pair of trousers with every suit order until August first. Local retailer advertises the deal to attract customers.
June 23 and 24 excursion from Idaho and Oregon points via Oregon Short Line to Coeur d Alene for the Idaho G A R Encampment. See agents for rates and full details. Limit July 5.
Aiming to kick off operations, Been Comers announces readiness to begin services and welcomes customers to visit. The stance signals a fresh start for the business in the local market.
Portland hosts the Elks national convention July 9 to 13 with excursions via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points. Tickets go on sale July 5 to 8 and are limited to July 31. See local agents for rates and details.
Readers can reach Portland and Oregon points for the Elks National convention with excursion dates in July. Rates and further particulars are available from savas, with a deadline of July 3rd.
Local newspaper promo notes daily delivery in Idaho with a 65 cent monthly rate and Rork's Stationery Shop contact details.
A health advisory cautions against mercury based remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. The advertisement notes testimonials and drugstore availability with a price per bottle and mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Stenographer and typewriter examination in field service to be held June 22 1912 for rural carrier at Downey Idaho. Inquire at post office and see bulletin for details.
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