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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
4
A vintage health ad urges Americans to use Anuric to purge excess uric acid causing backache rheumatism and kidney strain. It credits Dr. Pierce with discovering the agent, claims superior potency to Lithia, and promotes trial packages from the Invalids' Hotel Bealo New York, touting his medical reputation and other products.
Elks prepare a battleship design to lead the industrial division in the Fourth of July preparedness parade. Floats will form a compact rear section behind pedestrians, with one June float headed by the Elks symbolizing a battleship and doves of peace.
The public library shelves new arrivals across multiple disciplines including Family Ethics by Gruenberg Training the Girl and Boy by McKeever Modern City and Its Problems by Howe Cause Cure of Crime by Henderson and works on municipal women’s labor by Beard Dewey Schools of Tomorrow Town and City by Jewett Leaves of Grass and The Spell of the Yukon appear among poetry drama and literature titles Other notable entries include Travels in Alaska by Muir The Slav Nation and European War handbook plus biographies of Martin Luther John Hay and life and letters of Julia Ward Howe The reference section adds Cyclopaedia of Education and the Dictionary of Hymnology among others Fiction features Les Miserables Kipling titles and They Juvenile selections include Seven Little Suttle Sisters Golden Window and English Fairy Tales Indoor Amusements Bright Ideas for Entertaining and Christmas in Legend and Story The list closes with Colonial Children and related histories.
Washington June 28 marks two years since Archduke Francis Ferdinand was killed by Pan-Serbian fanatics. The murder sparked a general European war, with Austria declaring war on Serbia one month later and the conflict expanding to involve most principal nations of the world.
Notice urges advertisers to submit copy early to Tribune printers, especially before month paydays, to ensure good setup proofreading and position. Early submission helps secure day insertion and maximize value for patrons and advertisers.
Main event features Sammy Good and Lee Morrissy in a 15 round battle with the winner set to boxing Ad Wolgast at Idaho Falls this season. Also on the bill are Sing Hosan versus Danny O'Brien in an eight round bout and a five man colored ballie royal at Brady park starting 1 pm.
Final decree of divorce granted June 26 in Blackfoot Idaho to Mrs Elizabeth J Tyler of Pocatello on desertion grounds. She may resume name Elizabeth Johnston Hulbert. Ex husband Owen Tyler is a Paris diplomat. they previously lived in Cincinnati and Middleburg with daughter Carolyn Hulbert.
Missoula authorities plan a summer scientific exploration of Flathead Lake by the University of Montana biological station with помощь from the state fish commission. The study aims to map depth, bottom composition, shores, turbidity, water temperature, dissolved gages, and life forms for fish food value and parasite research. Flathead Lake spans about 35 miles by 15 miles and feeds the Flathead River.
Advert says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is unsurpassed. One or two doses are sufficient for most cases. It contains no astringent and thus leaves the bowels in a natural condition. Obtainable everywhere.
The ladies of the M E church will meet Friday afternoon at the church parlors. All are invited. War Cry Out Independence issue of the War Cry official gazette of the Salvation Army will be out tomorrow.
Frank E. Higson and his bride have returned from a California honeymoon. They wed about three weeks ago in this city. Before marriage Mrs Higson was Miss Hattie Donnellan.
The local club will work out tonight at 30 dollars on Brady field. Manager Bills reports difficulty securing a slab artist but the team remains intact and in good condition for the upcoming senes.
Mr and Mrs George Shoemaker of Council Bluffs visited this week on their way home from Portland. Mrs Shoemaker is a sister to Lew and the Troup of this city and enjoyed a pleasant reunion with the boys.
Dalhart Texas pitcher C. P. Dellinger arrives in Pocatello and will throw tonight for Manager Bills of the local club in a mound tryout during the series with the Salt Lake Stall and Dean club.
Dr. Geo L Gallagher travels to Buffalo N Y to attend the Shriners convention and pursue a post graduate course in New York City. Dr R J Murra of Soda Springs will oversee his practice during the month away.
George Stoll secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce returns from an extended western trip. He notes strong enthusiasm for the organization in that region and describes notable progress in his business mission.
Restoration crews begin decoration work along the Maas area with sections in Ville and Bine Street. Workers clear debris and prepare streets for the upcoming holiday events.
Decorators begin shaping city decor as officials from the Utilities Commission visit, planning hearings at Lava Hot Springs on proposed electric light system. Boxing fans await Sammy Good versus Lee Morrissy at the YMCA gym with strong interest in the Fourth clash.
The Republican Democratic and Progressive party platforms closed in Boise this week. Democrats affirm faith in the present administration. Republicans back Hughes. Progressives decide to vote independently or split, with western state officers choosing to abandon the third party movement.
The local Yeoman order outlines a major membership campaign with J. H. Cross from Des Moines assisting. Drill teams will be formed to attend the supreme conclave next June. The lodge includes men and women and claims 221,780 members. Guard teams of both genders will be organized soon.
Walter Walker from Rexburg visited on business. H. Miller of Dubois, H. J. Goodspeed of Caldwell, and W. Andrews of Gooding were in town for business. J. Freeman and wife from Wallace were in Pocatello yesterday and today.
Washington reports say United States representations protested the seizure of American property in Mexico. Officials cite thousands of dollars in gold and silver bullion hoards cattle autos and other movable goods taken in various regions of Mexico.
Classified items reveal routine postings from BtScient division workers. Small ads list services and notices indicating daily tasks, shifts, and job needs across departments.
In a foggy recap the St Louis and New York games show scores 7 to 0 and 6 to 0 for St Louis and Philadelphia respectively while Washington and Detroit also post 3 to 1 and 4 to 2 outcomes. Batteries include lineup notes with pitchers and fielders such as Loudermilk Klepter O Neil Shawkey Nanamak Nabors Sheehan Meyers Leonard Gregg Carrigan Harper Henry Coveleskie Cunningham Boland Baker Wolfgang Scliank.
San Francisco June 29 The California Red Wood Associated reports that great redwood trees are among the oldest living things. General Sherman in Sequoia National Park is about ten thousand years old, suggesting the Ark could have moored to a tree.
In Nogales in June plans were made for a conference between Col Sage and General Norggaray to discuss cooperation to cut clashes through mutual mistakes and avoid further conflicts.
The notice states that no classified advertisements can be processed for the next day's paper after 1 30 p m.
Train arrivals listed by origin East South and West with multiple routes and times. Passenger services include Yellowstone Salt Lake Portland and Butte lines with assorted departure and arrival times across early morning to late night.
Railway timetable details list passenger and express trains by number, destination, and daily times. It notes connections at Paris McCammon Ashton Victor and Pocatello with Idaho Express and Salt Lake routes, plus branch-line links to Aberdeen, Minidoka, Twin Falls and Buhl.
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