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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
2
The Daily Tribune lists subscription rates with payments in advance and various term options. Pocatello Idaho is the delivery city and the office handles complaints. the paper is a second class mail matter.
The piece questions whether Japan’s rising debt from 1878 to 1908 signals progress or looming national bankruptcy. It notes rapid bond issues totaling a half billion, later loans pushing total foreign obligations beyond a billion. It cites Jacob Schiff and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. influence, compares Britain’s debt, and ends with editorial notes on local school work and civic issues.
The Tribune lauds the Hub team for a strong season, urges public support and paying at the gate to help players who work hard for modest winnings. It notes a cartoon sermon by Campbell condemning payers who avoid admission. Also released is The Tomahawk yearbook by Pocatello High School, praised as one of the finest.
On June 28 notable events include the unfurling of the Moultrie flag at Fort Moultrie in 1776, Boston horn blowing outlawed in 1809, James Madison's death in 1836, Queen Victoria's coronation in 1838, Confederate movements in 1864, astronomer Maria Mitchell's death in 1889, and the launch of the battleship Texas in 1892. The page also contains old advertisements for Sagebrush Hair Tonic and Foley’s Kidney Remedy along with Temple Pharmacy notices.
Week ending June 26 1909 unclaimed letters listed for Pocatello Idaho with recipients including Miss Edna Owen Miss Violet Grey Mrs M Harris and Francis Ball P M. If not claimed within two weeks letters go to Washington DC Pa Letter Office.
Tickets on sale July 2 3 4 and 5 limited to July 6 See agents for rates Foley's Honey and Tar recommended for throat and lung troubles many sufferers from bronchitis asthma and consumption have found relief by using Foley's Honey and Tar Bleeding text reflects old ad style and product claims
A column recalls famous trunk murders in American police history. It mentions Leon Loo Lim suspected in Miss Elsie Sigel’s death, Maxwell-Preller, John C Colt, and the 1907 murder of Rev. Kaspar the Armenian priest, all linked by the trunk concealment of bodies.
The Idaho Packing Company says corn will be available for wholesale customers tomorrow, June 29, with pickup from the car. The notice emphasizes wholesale purchase only.
Readers are informed that Quaker Oats enjoys growing consumption. The column argues it provides health, strength, and economy, citing rising yearly use as evidence of its value to the public.
Fletcher A. Bustus Realty lists a grocery and cigar business for sale with stock and fixtures, plus rooming houses, dwellings, and building lots for sale or terms. Various properties include a four living-room boarding house, a five-room dwelling near Academy of Idaho, and multiple lots on Eighth Avenue and North Buchanan Street. Several properties offer cash or installment terms and low rents.
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