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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune announces its delivery details and contact for complaints. It lists staff names including William Wallin and Chas Sumner, and explains subscription payment terms with annual, semi annual, and monthly rates.
The piece notes fewer watchful waiters in Mexico due to many being killed or starved while the White House maintains a cautious stance. It accuses President Wilson of promoting bandit leaders like Villa, who now threaten U S soldiers and foreigners with violence if order is attempted.
A traveler recalls an advertising mismatch at a city amusement park where a supposed band concert did not occur. Park agents misled him to save a fare, while park ads showed only daytime concerts. The incident highlights the value of truthful advertising and condemns misrepresentation.
The Alliance Ohio Review argues the Democrats set tariff rates by guesswork rather than Taft tariff commission data and later imposed a war tax that failed to raise needed revenue. It warns the fiscal year will close with approximately 100 million dollars in treasury shortfall and questions whether another business tax or debt via bonds will follow.
Idaho citizens are urged to accept the roof gate at the Owyhee hotel in Boise as closed this week amid temperance sentiment and moral reform. Critics accuse the Evening Capital News of pressuring advertisers behind the rumor, while hotel staff face job uncertainty as the building sits empty and awaits a new purpose.
The Idaho State Journal reports that the Evening Capital News used political pressure to force action against the Owyhee hotel's roof garden. The Falk Mercantile company refused renewal of ads, prompting threats of recalls, liquor license challenges, and a court case.
Paderewski organizing Polish war relief received word that Madame Melba raised 13000 pounds or 85000 dollars in concerts for Polish sufferers. She has spent much of the winter and spring on similar work. Melba plans to arrive in America via San Francisco at the end of August.
Report of the Condition of the Bannock National Bank at Pocatello Idaho at the close of business June 23 1915 with names of directors Lyman Fargo A J Pierce N G Franklin and notes values listed. Antiseptic Barber Shop J J Williams proprietor 119 South Main Fresh pasturing for horses and cattle spring water T Har Graves 531 S Garfield Tribune want ad sells it.
Rev. Dr. J Beveridge Lee rector of St Paul Presbyterian resigns amid long church dispute. Ten elders also leave. Presbytery clears Lee of charges published in a circular to members. opponents criticized for bypassing proper procedures.
Philadelphia report notes Miss Filith Townsend of Bryn Mawr sails for France and will marry Dr. Hunter W. Scarlett of the American Ambulance hospital in Paris. Scarlett starred for the University of Pennsylvania football team in 1908 and earned All America honors that year. Townsend is accompanied by her brother Roger R. Townsend.
Baltimore June 30 James Cardinal Gibbons completes fifty four years in church work since his 1861 ordination. He was made a cardinal in 1886 and will be 81 next month. Clergy and laymen nationwide extend congratulations.
Springfield Massachusetts June 30 The American Writing Paper company begins re organization. The $22,000,000 firm struggles to meet interest on a sinking fund of nearly $14,000,000 in 20 year gold bonds due tomorrow.
The Davis family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness after the loss of their wife and mother. They appreciate floral offerings and all acts of sympathy. Signed A. L. Davis and children. Plenty of old papers at the Tribune office for five cents per bunch.
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