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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune informs readers in Pocatello that the paper is delivered each evening by carrier and directs that all complaints of any kind should be made at the office immediately.
The Paris Post criticizes the state board of equalization for acting at Boise during the county assessors meeting. It argues the board cannot set valuations then and that railroads and telegraph lines must be valued only when lists are sworn before the August meeting. The piece details required lists, miles, cars, poles, and wires for Idaho rail and telegraph systems.
The document criticizes the state board for prematurely valuing railroad property and telegraph lines before submitting sworn property statements. It asserts the process would misstate franchise, rolling stock, and roadbed values and miscalculate county levy bases. The author mocks the board as “puerile” and “ridiculous” for acting without proper data.
The Hearst nationalizing of the Independence League in Chicago last Saturday unsettles the Democratic camp. Some see Hearst forming a new national machine to pressure Dems, while others warn of graft and bossism cleansing in politics and Hearst seeking influence.
Mrs. Armstrong at 242 West Senter offers cleaning dyeing and curling plumes services as a local home notice.
An advertising line touts Sagebrush Hair Tonic made in Idaho as a great boon to humanity. The boast urges barbers to stock it and promotes the product as a path to becoming a perfect gentleman.
Notice directs men to Eagle Club barber shop on North First avenue Todd and Wruck proprietors offering proper shave and hair cut services.
Kane's grocery advertises fine eastern dam s at 13 cents per pound.
Smith and Davidson operate transfer and express wagon service at 145 South Main Street. They offer kindling wood and coal by the sack with quick delivery and list phone number 465 red.
Keeping Open Fouse. Everyone is welcome as we feel good only when our digestive organs work properly. Dr. King’s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so perfectly one feels better after use. 26c at Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Co Poca tello and McCammon.
All members of Local No 27 International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Expressmen are notified to attend a fence meeting Tuesday evening at 8 p m. Important business to be addressed. J T Williams President.
Fragmentary notice references Ole's and Al's and a Bannock Barber Shop with a telephone number 252. Shown as a local business fragment likely advertising shaving and grooming services. No clear event or date is supplied.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities and cures kidney or bladder disorders. It urges immediate use to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes and lists Temple Pharmacy as the source.
The Boise News questions Mark Bates for not joining the American party and notes welcome for such members. Wallace Press critiques ex Senator Dubois and C E Arney, warning of ongoing Mormon campaign tactics to influence Idaho elections and the Democratic party’s leadership dynamics.
A noted selection includes Fat Family Mackerel Silver Side Sock Eye Salmon Bellies and Milchner Herring from Norway and Holland. The listing emphasizes imported varieties and distinctive cuts for seasonal consumption.
Mrs BE D Charles of Harbor Maine calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and recommends it for relief from dyspepsia liver and kidney issues malnutrition nervousness debility and as a spring tonic. Sold with guarantee by Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co Pocatello and McCammon 50c.
Advertisement touts a cold cure with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
Reubelmann & Son advertise a wide selection of field and garden seeds in bulk including Sonora spring dry land seed Kaffir corn and cow peas. Call 121 South 2nd Ave phone 47-7 for orders and details.
A regular Knights of Columbus meeting is set for Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. All members are asked to attend as business of special importance will be discussed. R. J. Hogan, Grand Knight.
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