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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune a daily paper based in Pocatello Idaho outlines subscription rates for various periods and offers advance payment advantages. It lists contact at 414 West Center Street and notes delivery by carrier with office complaints accepted at once. It is a second class mail matter.
A Boise businessman and his staff oppose local option and prohibition yet praise Governor Brady’s administration, saying they will support him in primaries and November. The account notes many Democrats and some Republicans may align with Brady due to his record and leadership.
State official Wallis condemns St Anthony water works while Pocatello lauds its own supply as the health backbone. The city praises Wallis, notes sewerage progress with $164,788 bond authorization for a main trunk line, and claims Pocatello as a healthy western city.
The piece argues Idaho should consult the bar in choosing judges and suggests extending the system to state superintendency elections. It contends teachers, not laypeople, are best suited to judge merit and that avoiding partisan politics would elevate the judiciary and education leadership.
Representative Sereno E Payne argues the tariff bill has benefited the nation, denying tariff blame for higher prices. He cites gold production and cheaper gold as price drivers, claims price rises reflect changes from the Dingley era, and notes reductions and increases in duty on farm products meats dairy and raw cotton.
Forecast for Idaho through Friday evening calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with a few showers and cooler conditions in the southeast. Yesterday’s high 85, low 60, mean 72. Total year to date precipitation 5.23 inches versus normal 8.46. Sunrise 4 54 sunset 8 13. D C Grunov observer Weather Bureau. Too Sudden For Him. If you had no idea when our marriage was to occur, why did you propose to me. To tell you the truth, I had no idea you would accept me.
A translated oratory praising American industry and business prowess. Antonio de Vargas Machuca lauds US enterprise as monumental, heroic, and civilizationally beneficial, arguing the world’s applause is the reward for American inventiveness and sacrifice.
A lecturer notes the egg represents immortality in certain seasons while an audience member jokes that most of the time the egg sits in cold storage. The exchange captures a light moment at a public talk.
Tomorrow Friday evening the Se lect Dancing club holds a shirt waist ball at East Side Amusement hall. Also on the Fourth a shirt waist ball is planned at the same venue. Admission is fifty cents and all select dancers of the Gate City are invited.
The Olympus Pic Music Company advertises popular music records priced at 15 cents a copy with a two for 25 cent offer, reflecting a sharp drop from 25 cents to half price. The promotion emphasizes value and quick buy opportunities.
The article argues for a nonpartisan state superintendent to serve on the state board of land commissioners as a balance wheel. It notes Idaho has a State Teachers Association meeting in December and suggests the group unite on a single candidate to press for election by voters.
All union stores in the city will shut for the entire day Monday July 4. Signed T G Bateman president and W E Duggan secretary. Whizz the see cigar that suits.
A historical tally notes key events on June 30 across years including Braddock crossing the Youghiogheny in 1755, British evacuation of New Jersey in 1777, Great Western railway opening in 1841, Rome surrender to France in 1840, Carlisle evacuation in 1863, John Beverley Robinson becoming Ontario’s lieutenant governor in 1880, Guiteau’s execution in 1882, Washington treaty fishery clause expiry in 1885, first railroad peak ascent in 1801, Cleveland calling an extra session in 1899, Taft resigning in 1908, and Tennessee prohibition law taking effect in 1909.
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