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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines advance payment benefits for subscriptions, listing rates for One Year, Half Year, Three Months, and One Month. It specifies semi weekly options and a sample annual rate of 1.60.
Lord Rosebery speaks to a gathering of imperial press in Scotland urging unity and responsibility for defense. He warns Europe’s militarism could threaten peace, urges readers to spread the message that Britain will build navies and fortify liberties, while urging dominions to act. The piece notes the idea of grand convention halls spreading from Kansas City to US cities.
The first anniversary of Grover Cleveland's death is marked by Brandenburg's trial over selling to the New York Times a fake Cleveland letter. Key figures deny the signature's authenticity, arguing the displayed signature was a forgery. The case casts doubt on the letter’s impact on the presidential campaign. The Dry Farming congress gathers October 26 to 28 in Billings Montana with $20,000 raised for a new auditorium.
Grim sea colored monsters become the battleships and cruisers of the American fleet as officers are retired from ceremony. The White squadron fades, figuresheads vanish, and the fleet is stripped to a war basis with masts removed and bridges gone. Jackies and captains are ready to fight if needed, though hoped never to be tested.
In the Southern District of Idaho Tolman & Barlow Judson A Tolman Sr and Nathan Barlow were adjudged bankrupt November 18 1908 and filed a discharge petition March 12 1909 The hearing is set for July 19 1909 at 10 am in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho before Referee E C White creditors and interested parties may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted
Tickets go on sale July 2 to 5 with limited validity through July 6. See railroad agents for rates and details.
Edward Ransom aged 19 was thrown from a frightened bronco at a sheep camp near Cleveland. He was carried to his uncle’s home for treatment and is under doctor care with no eating or drinking until the crisis passes. Also noted is the death of 82 year old Mrs. Jens Christensen at her daughter’s home from general debility.
The steam ship Osceola of the Houlder line began the first direct freight run between New Orleans and River Plate carrying industrial and agricultural implements lumber and staves. The vessel will return with a cargo of coffee. Illinois Central railroad backs the venture, promising substantial benefits to New Orleans.
Des Moines Iowa June 25 Secretary of State Hayward issued over 10 000 notices to corporations directing a July filing of annual business reports and a one dollar fee to the secretary of state under the new law.
Under State News in Brief the Boise Statesman notes Theodore Turner of Bannock county is being groomed for the state auditor role once more.
Alice Cosgrove as Palm Leaf Circle clerk announces collection of dues moved to Monday June 28 at Golden Rule in Weiser due to the W.O.W. convention. previously set for Saturday.
Readable fragment notes a culinary item Cantaloupe a la Mode prepared in Holmes with mention of twenty centimeters or 20 cemes.
Travel notices announce excursions east via Oregon Short Line to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points on June 4 5 11 12 16 and 26 with later dates and rates available from agents plus the item Cantaloupe a la Mode priced at 20 cents at Holmes.
A fragmented line hints at a forecast with fairly sunny conditions and a question about a program or date named Proba May. No clear specifics on location or time are confirmed in the readable text.
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