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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
2
The Daily Tribune announces evening delivery by carrier in Pocatello Idaho totals $6 8.00 1.60 with complaints to be made at the office. The paper is entered at the post office in Pocatello Idaho for second class mailing.
About 4500 acres in Bingham county were selected by state land appraiser G A Day to form a large experimental farm for dry farming. 2500.19 acres go to charity and penal institutions, 1324.18 to the university grant, 567.34 to the agricultural college grant, with 640 acres of school land adjoining. Farmers plans include large scale dry farming experiments to benefit Idaho.
Pathetic is the case of Mrs. Astor, longtime leader of New York society, now in her dotage and unable to attend functions. She spends days planning imaginary balls and dinners, with menus and programs prepared by aides and canceled when not needed.
An American way of speaking displeases him, and Prince William of Sweden has engaged a tutor to teach him American slang. He seeks “smart conversation” not found in standard English grammars and may visit the United States during the year.
The article notes Prince William studies English with an American accent and slang tutor M. Michia. It cautions that foreign attempts at American slang can be awkward and that the prince may face surprises or jolts when using the language, reflecting American sympathy for his efforts.
The Fordham University board awarded LL D honorary degrees to Hon. Herbert G. Squiers, United States minister to Panama, and Mark Twain was to receive a degree in England. The pieces note Squiers’ long service from 1878 in the army and diplomacy, with potential full ambassadorial appointment, and Twain’s distant travel amid unseasonable weather. The piece also mentions a cool commencement season in New York and a stray health ad about Catarrh cures.
A car of U ENEAD IT flour just in at Pete Hangen's corner Center and Second avenue, priced at $1.50 per sack.
Rates and particulars for travel advertised by E. R. Hunt General Agent Butte Montana. The notice invites inquiries for the scenic line known as The Scenic Route along the Denver and Rio Grande system.
T. B. Smith & Co announces new retail coal prices effective from June 26 1907 in Pocatello Idaho. Lump and nut coal priced at 6.75 dollars per ton, mine run at 6.00 dollars per ton, with half ton lots priced accordingly.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of Troy Mining Company will be held at 420 West Center Street Pocatello Idaho at 8 o clock p m July 1 1907 for electing directors and transacting any other business. E G Gallet Secretary. Dated Pocatello Idaho June 20 1907.
An old sore is a symptom of impure blood. Chronic sores worsen as toxins remain in the blood, with healing achieved only by addressing the blood itself. The ad urges using Swift Specific to remove the cause, purify the blood, and allow new tissue growth.
An old ad from Franklin & Hayes at 2 Center St promotes Pabst Beer as a temperance beverage and liquid food. It claims a high food value and health benefits, linking moderation to virtue. The text mentions bees and a growing process as part of the claim.
Widows who have not claimed the $1000 exemption must appear at the Assessor's office by July 11 to sign affidavits or lose the exemption on the tax rolls. Civil war veterans are included. L. B. Case, Assessor and Tax Collector, Bannock County.
Fresh butter eggs and milk listed with contact phone 45 Z and location 355 North 16th.
Pocatello Idaho June 22 1907 notice calls a special meeting of Yellowstone Park Railroad stockholders to be held July 23 1907 at eleven oclock a m at the Oregon Short Line office in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. The agenda includes amending articles to increase capital stock by 1375000 and issuing the additional stock and adopting by laws plus other lawful business. By order of the Board of Directors G K Smith.
The U. L. will offer tickets to Los Angeles and return at greatly reduced rates for the National Educational Association meeting. Return limit September 15, 1907. For particulars inquire at the ticket office.
The story describes C. V. Pepper of Fedora Tennessee who was bedridden with lung and throat issues. After taking Dr. King's New Discovery, coughing eased, bleeding stopped, and he recovered enough to return to work. Used for coughs and colds, 50 cents. Pecatella Pharmacy Ferguson Fen and McCammon. Trial.
Inquire at ticket office for special rates to Spokane and return account B Y P U July 4 to 7 1907. Tickets on sale next July 2 and 3 at the office of Brooks agent.
John af oe Mills reports he cured a long standing sore and piles after trying Bucklen s Arnica Salve. The remedy sold at Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocatalo McCammon for 25 cents.
C. K. Sam's second hand store advertises top payouts for used satchels and similar items at 1308. The notice emphasizes immediate payment and clear offers to customers seeking to unload unwanted goods.
Cement plaster and cement walks offered by H. W. Herrington with orders left at A. B. Beans Hardware store for prompt service.
A Tennessee resident recounts falling ill with a lung and throat complaint. Doctors advised care as bleeding worsened but improved after starting a remedy. The person notes relief and regained strength, returning to daily activities. The account mentions Temple Pharmacy and local locations in the region.
Readers are invited to spend Sundays at Porter's Ranch Island Park for trout fishing hailed as the best in Idaho. The notice promises team arrivals at the railroad line's end to greet visitors.
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