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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
Notice touts July 4th showing of The Destruction of San Francisco at George A. Hannaford Auditorium Theater with 30 000 animated pictures and electrical effects. Miles Bros. claim they were the sole on site photographers and that no one entered the city until April 25th, eight days after catastrophe, when fires and collapses had ceased.
The 1906 Idaho Christian Endeavor convention in Pocatello mobilizes after reorganizing state society activity. Prominent speakers include Rev J A Barnes, K Marks, Dr W J Boone, and C E Marks. Delegates arrive from Idaho Falls Boise Rupert Parma New Plymouth Mountain Home Challis Saint Anthony and others with opening sessions and an evening program at the Congregational church.
IcE Ice Ice D Swinehart promotes citywide ice supply with contact numbers for residence 163 K and office 29 Y. The ad claims readiness to furnish ice to any part of the city.
A Bal lard's Horehound Syrup ad touts a cure for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. Testimonial from B B Laughter Byhalia Mississippi says it helped her two children with croup. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
A small bar listing shows Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye available at Bannock Bar. No additional context or details provided.
The Idaho Republican State Central Committee calls a convention in Pocatello on August 1 1906 at 11 a m to nominate a Supreme Court justice a congressman and state officers and to elect a new State Central Committee. County committees are asked to arrange primaries and delegate selection. The State Central Committee meets August 1 1906 at 10 a m to handle business. Also notices probate for Thomas F Scott will is hearing July 9 1906 at 10 a m in Pocatello Idaho.
A mother can care for her baby with a mild purgative. Many babies suffer from worms. feverish, sleepless babies may be infected. White's Cream Vermifuge cleans out worms pleasantly. Once tried always used. 25 cents. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
A local advert promotes The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street offering cottage cheese plates and coffee. It vows reasonable prices and quality unmatched, inviting all to enjoy meals “just like mother used to make.”
Willis T. Morgan of Concord New Hampshire describes his two wartime deployments in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. He endorses the medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases and notes it is guaranteed at Mrs A L Cooks drug store with a 50 cent price and a free trial bottle.
The advertisement lists jewelry, silverware, cut glass, Haviland hand painted china, rings, purses, watches, clocks and other articles available at J. T. Thoelecke’s jewelry store located at 315 West Center Street.
All barber shops in Pocatello will be closed on July 4th but will remain open on July 8th until 10 m. E. G. Houde, president, J. B. U. of A.
The Cove Idaho postoffice will be discontinued July 16 according to the postoffice department. Attorney Bam Winters departs for American Falls tonight on business and will return tomorrow. A new sidewalk is being laid on South Clevehind avenue from Center street to the rear of the Prankly & Hayes property near the Q P P saloon. H R Brown will handle stationery at his North Cleveland store as stock arrives. M B R Beett visited from McChommen on business. The Redmen Fourth of July committee plans floats for the parade. Elks social prizes were prepared by Leon Molinelli featuring elk-teeth prizes, kept secret by the committee. Manager Fry of the Pacific hotel chairs the social preparations. Clinton B Subt passed through city en route to Omaha after study at Pullman Agricultural College. A party at the Lantry home honored Miss Vessal Layng of Montpelier, with sixteen guests enjoying games and treats. she will stay until after the Fourth before returning home.
At the Auditorium tonight the Chicago Vaudeville company presents a high class lineup starring Catherine Henry and Eugene West. The Carl Brothers, Pearl Hickman, and Fred Wilson perform with comedy, dancing, and music. Acts include A Stammered Proposal and Weatherbound. Tickets are 10 and 20 cents.
At the Hermitage ice cream soda water and lemonade are served from 1 to 12 P M daily with dancing on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Located on North Harrison avenue.
Readable fragments list vegetables including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus rhubarb and Kane's. The note mentions produce items and a seller named Kane's. No dates or locations provided.
Dr James sanitarium offers a sea salt bath treatment marketed as stimulating reviving and tissue-building. It claims to aid rheumatism nervous disorders lung trouble and malignant ulcers while being safe and comfortable. Lady in attendance at 24 South Cleveland avenue phone 70 Z.
Choice cut roses and carnations available at Mrs Robbie's 6235 W Lander. The Nilsson 238 W Center St offers home made doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes with free city delivery.
Store feature highlights the fresh vegetable lineup at Kane's with emphasis on variety and availability across the produce aisle. Shoppers can find tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and seasonal greens arranged for easy selection.
The Chili Season is on at Union Lunch Booth located at First and Center Streets. Patrons are invited to enjoy a hot meal and spicy bowls as the season kicks off with a quick service setup and neighborhood crowd.
Ballard's Snow Liniment is hailed as the twentieth century family liniment and a positive cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains neuralgia and more. User testimonials from C H Runyon Stanberry Mo and others praise its pain relief and efficacy.
W. L. Yancey of Paducah Kentucky says three top Kentucky doctors failed to help his severe kidney disease. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he found immediate relief from the first bottle and was permanently cured after three bottles. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
An alarmingly common neglect of clogged bowels leads to chronic constipation. Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised as the best gentle regulators of stomach and bowels. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook, a local druggist, price 26e.
WY C Simpkins of Alba Texas writes Herbine keeps the liver in condition and works well for chills fever and grippe. He says it is suitable for both children and adults and would not be without it. Mrs A L Cook and Temple Pharmacy endorse it.
J M Bennett of Payette reports on the Idaho Industrial Training School in St Anthony. He praises Prof. and Mrs. Humphrey, notes growing enrollment, and urges legislative support for expansions including mechanic arts and a gym. He cites a successful trainee who stayed on after completing his term.
An advertisement urges readers to treat kidney problems with Foley's Kidney Cure. It claims even Bright's disease and diabetes have been cured by the remedy and urges immediate use to prevent fatal outcomes.
An 19th century style advertisement promises Foley's Kidney Cure will ease slight disorders and, with continued use, cure kidney or bladder trouble. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
C Christensen markets 1 M Yost Flour as equal to any flour for fancy bread baking or other baking. The Baker serves as agent asserting superior quality and reliability in this historical promotion.
Advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as strengthening worn kidney tissue and curing heart, stomach, and liver trouble caused by weak kidneys. It explains a 24 hour urine test to diagnose kidney issues and cites Peter Frey of Woodruff Pa as a testimonial of dramatic recovery after three bottles.
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