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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
A Philadelphia Record-spotlighted note explains that eastward circumnavigation gains a day because sunrises occur earlier each morning, while westward travel loses a day as days lengthen. If both ships start together and return together, the eastern voyage appears to gain two days over the western one due to daily time differences.
The text outlines the shift from placer and alluvial mining to hydraulic mining in 1852 California, with 1889 introducing dredges in Australia. It notes the development from pans and cradles to giant water streams, sluices, and modern steam and electric dredges, reflecting a rise in mining efficiency and output.
Boiled water freezes sooner than unboiled water due to loss of dissolved air. Disturbance during exposure to air promotes absorption and particle motion, accelerating congelation. Still water can be cooled several degrees below freezing without forming ice.
A glacier seemingly sails across the Arctic as it drifts with a trailing line of companions called the duck and ducklings. Moss grows on resting ice, forming soil for seeds like buttercups and dandelions carried by wind to take root and flourish. Travelers say the poppy does not bloom in the brief Arctic summer.
At a German states conference, Bismarck as Prussia’s representative began smoking to challenge Austria’s held privilege. His act sparked a smoking norm across the table, leveling the status of Austria’s supremacy and prompting others to light up as well.
A humorous anecdote about a dog and a gamekeeper contrasts with praise for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims it is universally approved for diarrhoea and bowel complaints and asserts it cures. Sold by all druggists.
The ad promotes placing orders for Winter's Coal to be delivered between June 15 and August 15. L Ruebelmann and Son offer U. P. Rock Springs Coal at 5.75 dollars per ton as the best option. The text ends abruptly with if.
Voters must register by Saturday night for the June 28 bond election. All residents eligible must register whether they are currently registered or not.
Notice of a special bond election in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho on June 28 1910 to authorize 16478800 in municipal coupon bonds for sewer and drainage works. Precinct polling sites Salivation Army hall Wilsons Feed store Colbeer City Hall with 9 am to 7 pm voting window.
Notice from Bannock County Idaho calls for bids to erect a steel bridge over Bear river at Soda Springs. Each bid must include a $500 certified check. Bids opened at 2 p m July 11 1910. board may reject any or all bids. KE Gallet clerk. Dated Pocatello June 8 1910.
A promotion claims Electric Bitters improve health and beauty for women by regulating stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood and boosting nerves eyes breath and skin. Sold for 60 cents at Ferguson and Jenkins Drug Stores in Pocatello and McCammon Idaho.
T B Smith & Company advertises storing high grade coal from Rock Springs Diamond Clear Creek Castle Gate and Hiawatha until August 15 offering lowest market price for orders kept in storage. Orders for delivery after August 15 will be priced at the then market rate and stock is already booked for storage delivery.
Readable notice shows Kane's grocery advertising early seed potatoes onion sets and a wide range of garden seeds for planting season. Local shoppers can stock up with varieties suitable for home gardens and crop planning.
In addition to numerous residence and business lots in Downey, twenty six acre tracts will be offered adjoining town suitable for truck gardens or orchards. Four trains daily in both directions over the Oregon Short Line run from Salt Lake City to Butte Boise Granger and other points on connecting lines.
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