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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune announces publication details and subscription options. The notice lists the paper as a daily and semi weekly carrier delivery in Pocatello Idaho with contact guidance for complaints and postal classification.
The piece compares Roosevelt's new party to past third-party efforts in the US and Mexico. It notes Roosevelt's anger and unlikely path to the presidency, recounts Greeley and Greenbackers' trajectories, and cites historical vote counts to suggest Roosevelt would gain little electoral traction despite potential regional support.
The excerpt ridicules the idea of a powerful imaginary "steam roller" influencing elections. It suggests muckraking has bred distrust of public actors and implies candidates Haines, Morrison, and Clagstone compete for favorable attention, with Clagstone seen as having the most effective, well-oiled machine.
Salt Lake Herald Republican notes Roosevelt backers hesitate to fully back a Denver launch next August. financiers who funded the pre convention drive have withdrawn, save the Harvester trust, while Judge Ben Lindsey and Anne Morgan are named among potential field marshals.
A satirical poem arguing that if nominated the speaker would seize control of the presidency and Congress and punish dissenters. The speaker promises to align judges and lawmakers with his will and to topple the party if not bluffed into leadership.
A compilation of aphorisms linking farming to virtue and national progress. Quotes from Mao Tse tung, Ecclsiastes, Poor Richard, Ingersoll, and Swift emphasize soil cultivation, shared profits, and the value of labor over politics. The remarks celebrate agriculture as central to society.
An early 19th century advertisement touts The Viking Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. The item appears in a periodical page with bold claims and location hints for the product’s availability.
The June 6 1912 act amends regular and enlarged homestead laws setting a three year residence and cultivation requirement. Entries made before or after this date may elect or proceed under old or new terms with conditions for final proof and leave of absence. Applicants must establish residence within six months and cultivate one sixteenth to one eighth of their claim.
An old Fourth of July injury narrative contrasts widespread burns cuts and wounds with Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as a quick healer. The ad claims healing for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and lists a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Mrs Maude Dayton has filed on the Republican ticket for county treasurer. Widowed with three children since an Lima accident that claimed her husband’s life, she serves as secretary to Principal Reed at the Academy of Idaho and has earned high regard from school authorities. She urges voter support within her party.
Mrs C Borchardt of Milwaukee writes that Parisian Sage has helped her hair grow thicker after four bottles. The ad claims the product is not a dye and does not contain Sugar of Lead or other poisons, offering a 50 cent bottle at Mrs Cook's Drug Store and dealers nationwide.
A vintage promotion touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for women, claiming the tonic restores health and vigor. It highlights benefits like bright brain, restful sleep, strong nerves, and freedom from indigestion and headaches, selling for 50 cents at druggists.
A Republican candidate seeks re election to the state treasurer post he has held creditably for the last two years.
Frederick G. Melcher calls for rebuilding the book trade with better pay to attract college men, valuing devotion to books and stock care. He laments shrinking profits and staffing, urging managers to hire men who love fine bindings and are committed to the field.
Classified notice seeks a girl for light housework at 628 South Arthur, contact number 147.
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