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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
Pocatello's fire protection stands out among similar cities due to strong water pressure, modern apparatus, and trained personnel. A tour of the North Arthur avenue hall showed a ready, responsive volunteer crew, fast horse team, and a cost of about $2000 yearly. Insurance rates have risen 25 percent to offset California losses. The piece ends with a chili-season promotion at Union Lunch Booth.
The ad claims inability to rise with vigor, pale complexion, and poor digestion signal stomach troubles and that regular use of Green's August Flower cures indigestion dyspepsia and chronic constipation. It promotes the remedy as a reliable tonic for body and mind with two bottle sizes 25c and 75c available at A. L. Cook's Prescription Drug Store.
The Salt Lake Republication condemns architect White's death noted yesterday as the Thaw murder in New York. It lauds labor and warns riches alone do not redeem. Thaw's squandered life marks tragedy beyond the fatal shot. The piece lauds work and warns idleness, citing Stoddard and old plays as moral ballast.
A Minidoka station agent and rapid fire poet influenced a stock train to speed to Poky as a joke turns history. The piece notes a 28 indictment tally by Multnomah county Oregon grand jury against 73 men for election frauds.
Colonel Jim Connella of the Mountain Home Maverick denounces the convern tion plan of nominating United States senators as the latest quack fad.
Montpelier Examiner endorses its senatoral stance after the West Montpelier primary. Democrats debate forming an Independent ticket in Oneida county to challenge the Republican state slate and possibly to swing a knockout against Fred T. with broad Republican endorsement.
A town advertisement urges residents to invest in property with payment plans. It promises sales of homes and vacant lots to locals, claiming customers will serve as references and urging action today.
Prof Gages popular novelty dance follows the class work at Eagle hall tonight. The public is invited to enjoy first class music and floor in the best ventilated hall in the city with electric fans. Easy to meet friends, good time guaranteed to all attendees.
A local advert invites patrons to The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street for a real good lunch coffee or cottage cheese as “just like mother used to make.” Prices described as reasonable and quality unexcelled.
In Kane's market readers find a bright display of fresh vegetables in the new line. Store management highlights quality produce, with seasonal offerings and competitive prices drawing steady customer traffic.
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