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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
4
Alfred H. Lindquist, a modern undertaker and licensed embalmer, advertises open day and night at the Wrensted building, phone 64. Mrs. F. T. Russell won the sofa pillow today in a contest by the Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of R. T., with the winning number 107.
Emmy Bronson and Cliffe Gorton clash over family secrets in Granby. When Emmy discovers her father innocent of theft, Judge Gorton finds the missing money after Lena Bronson’s death. A quiet wedding to Hyland follows, easing old wounds and restoring ties.
Manager A C Fries will host erasa receptions every Monday from 8 30 to 10 30 at Eagle Hall. Dances are for students and all attendees must participate in the exercises. Same standard price.
Hats at cost and below cost offered with new styles. A free gold hat pin with every $5 purchase. Mrs Black at 146 N Arthur announces the promotion and goods in stock.
Warrant numbers 7162 through 7191 of Pocatello will be paid with interest through June 8 1907 at Bannock National Bank. Interest after that date ceases. Pocatello Idaho June 8 1907. Goldie McCer
A notice calls to attend a constable sale at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the Butz carpenter shop near West Center street bridge. Readable items include household furniture bedding carpets hardware paints carpenters tools machinery and a small frame building.
Max Young, eminent mining expert and engineer for the German American Mining Company of Vienna, Austria, travels from the old country to Salmon City to assess several properties for his clients. He will determine the value of regional prospects on this trip.
Ezra Meeker, traveling from Indianapolis to Puget Sound in his oxen drawn prairie schooner, plans to seek President Roosevelt’s favor for a continental roadway from the Missouri River to Puget Sound. He envisions reviving the old Oregon Trail and possibly extending to the Atlantic via the Cumberland Road, funded by the federal government. Meeker aims to rally the National Good Roads association and national automobile groups to support a free, public highway to counter railway oppression.
Mystery surrounds John D Rockefeller at 4 West Fifty Fourth Street as he appears in public with two strangers over several nights. Neighbors and University Club members watch his discussions closely, speculating whether the business magnate plans a new benefaction, a price change, or a compromise.
Notice published for 30 days lists the estimated expenditures for Pocatello city government for the 1907 08 fiscal year adopted by the city council on June 20 1907. It covers funds including Police 4600 Fire 8000 Cemetery 4000 Public buildings 6000 and bridges 8000 with various line items and amounts.
An antiseptic liniment, Chamberlain's Balm, is advertised to prevent blood poisoning from cuts bruise or burns and to hasten healing of warts. It claims to reduce pain and speed recovery compared with ordinary treatments.
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