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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
Pocatello readers are told the Daily Tribune is delivered each evening by carrier. Readers are asked to report any complaints at the office immediately. The paper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission as second class mail.
The quarterly bulletin of the Academy of Waho outlines rapid progress toward a leading northwest educational position. Established by 1891 legislation with land endowments and buildings, the academy links public schools and universities. It details aims to teach common subjects plus business courses and notes a strong faculty led by Prof. J. W. Parts and aided by noted instructors.
Indian Agent Caldwell blocks Bannock youth participation in a Suan Dance on July Fourth due to government prohibition. Observers say the stunt excites savagery and harms progress under government schooling and labor efforts. They praise Bannocks as capable and adaptable and argue the plan undermines reforms. Another note says nominating a senator won’t work.
A testimonial ad from Mrs. J. Watson of La Grande Oregon touts TRIB as a guaranteed four week cure for alcohol and tobacco use. The seller Gale Sy the Bed Crones Pharmacy claims sole distribution and lists a $12.40 price. The copy urges readers to send for treatment and promising long term sobriety and weight gain.
The report says Mr Borah was cordially received across areas yet party leaders fear he will be nominated by acclamation. It notes strong opposition in southeastern counties to nominating a senator at the state convention, despite Borah’s charisma.
A jumble of clipped notes from Troy News and Idaho political jabs. It skewers Fred T. Dubois and W. J. McConnell, jokes about a jockey Paty Morrison, and lampoons Roosevelt era posts and editors, ending with a quip about fresh vegetables at Kave's.
An equestrian director discusses clowning in the Selle-Floto show, arguing brains alone can’t create true humor. He praises Alonzo as a natural jester and notes the importance of timing, facial work, and live balloon gags. The piece hints that the Belle-Floto troupe will perform July 4th.
An Idaho backache case touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy after two years of pain. The patient, a brakeman named Robert Baker of Bonneville Street, describes relief from backache, loins soreness, and night urinary trouble after using the product sold by Foster-Moburn Co. in Buffalo.
A period ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures incipient Bright's disease and diabetes, easing worst cases with comfort and relief. A testimonial from Marion Leo of Dunreath Indiana cites rapid improvement after three bottles. Sold by Mrs A L Cook Bottledham. Also mentions cold roast meats and chicken for sale at The Nilsson.
Warning against mercury containing ointments for catarrh notes dangers of using such products. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Claims direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and druggist availability.
At the Hermitage residents can enjoy ice cream soda water and lemonade daily from 1 to 12. Dancing is offered on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings along North Harrison avenue. The area also notes fresh produce including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb. Mrs Robbie's at 636 West Lander advertises choice cut roses and carnations. The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street offers homemade doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes daily with free citywide delivery.
A regional advertisement urges townspeople to invest in property with payment plans. It claims buyers become references for future sales and invites early participation in home and vacant lot purchases.
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