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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
2
The article argues Washington dockworkers plan to ship cattle and sheep to the Aleutians and predicts mild climate will support grass growth. It notes Alaska’s purchase, the islands' location east of Russia, population of Bequimees people, and their potential helpful role in supporting flocks and herds there.
The Washington Supreme Court upholds a conviction against J F Leg hor for public service embezzlement. The postmaster of Gricebase misappropriated $100 from a postage fund, recategorized it as debt, and the court notes such acts reflect broader public corruption concerns.
The fragment references plans for installation of officers of organizations such as Women of Woodcraft and Free Bitvr Uomp, with mentions of individuals from Butte and a person named Mike linked to Celestials and immigration status. The text is unclear and partially garbled, but suggests a local community notice about gatherings and citizenship questions.
Faom Tuvespar and Bishop Gloriux visit the city while Judge Dicisich attends events at Bt Anthonys. Frank Roends returns from Salt Lake City. A B P Delbect markets in the city today. Chanies Meredith plans a visit with cousin Chassie Sgragne in Tele City. W Humphrey promotes the Yellowetese Park hotel in town. M Wateem heads to Shoshone to supervise the Fair store. Barbers and printers asked to bring tin caps for Sunday use after the fall game.
Hon John G Brews visits Bleckfeet to attend a meeting of the stockholders at the First Savings Bank of Pocatello. Judge White marries the couple in a brief ceremony.
De B Caceton of Califecsia visits his brother De W Ouretos a noted dentist from the city to attend professional work at MeGamma ce and other points. Pat Feiel claiming Pittsburg origin was arrested with deputy Bagley for using crude language and crude conduct this morning. Rev Mr Van Bugeles of the Magn et church plans a Hills vacation departure this evening. Rev Mr Clark, superintendent of Bartica issues, accompanies him.
J. W. Ross of the W. F. Bases Co teams with First Gaviage Bank of Pessielie to introduce new name tracking in a census project. The Nelson-Bennett company of Milner advertises for ten meters on the Tein Galle canal offering 685 and 660 per month with beard.
B Sicks and A W Jones traveled from Salt Lake City to attend a large Eagles meeting. Jeach Themes accompanied them but has not returned. Eagles report a festive procession with many supporters and streets filled with cheering crowds.
A garbled account describes a New Yorker reporter and others touring a city route to a seaport. The speaker comments on the area’s mineral wealth and vast resources while questioning perceived exaggerations. The fragment ends mid conversation about water power and settlement.
A group of twenty seven editors and their companions traveled from Allente Georgia to Yellowtent Park yesterday afternoon. The party formed on the sixth day in Allente and has since spent ten days visiting the park. They left amid comments that hint at strong opinions on recent events.
Lieutenant Lawrence Spear, former naval constructor, described a three hour trial of the Adder in Peconic Bay. Eleven crewed the craft eighteen feet below the surface, traveling fifteen miles with no surfacing. A single electric motor hissed as water green walls rushed past and air stayed unusually pure.
A Massachusetts inventor creates a lamp based heater to replace grates. It uses a radiator made of thin metal plates to capture rising heat rays and circulate warm air. The device adjusts to fit various lamp sizes and elevates for lamp removal.
Buried during the revolutionary era coins unearthed by eastern rail workers. The copy hawks Hee Neeter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments claiming long past testimonials.
A Kidney Case remedy is advertised for sale by Bean's Drug Store intended to aid kidney trouble. The notice notes it is available at the Bean's Drag Store location for customers seeking relief.
A damaged clipping profiles Albert W. Jones of 604 Neveland Avenue recounting long suffering and medical hardship. The piece endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy in a fragmented, oblique style reflecting the era's advertorial tone.
A fragmentary notice describes a dance event with about 45 couples at a venue labeled 410 Cleb dence inact night. The dance started at 8 and ended at 1 am. The organizer is in prison condition and electric devices kept the hall coatertails.
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