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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
2
The Bocatello Tribune operates as a daily evening newspaper from Pocatello Idaho under IEE Tribune Company Limited. Address is 414 West Center Street with phone 279. The snippet lists prices likely for ads or circulation and includes figures 86.00 3.00 60 1.60.
A Pendleton East Oregonian writer retells a Omaha convent elopement story in verse style. A nun of ten years forsakes vows, and a man wooes, wins, and they elope to a cottage in Omaha. The piece uses romantic imagery to reflect on love transcending barriers.
The Pendleton East Oregonian argues Umatilla county needs many small five to ten acre farms. It decries large 100 acre holdings and urges hundreds of families to cultivate diversified crops, settle homes, and blossom the arid lands this spring.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous surface medicine, not a quack remedy, with testimonials offered and a Toledo Ohio company behind the product. It also touts Veiby Pills for constipation.
Advertised claim for PAZO OINTMENT promising healing of piles within six to fourteen days. Product assures quick relief and safe use for sufferers seeking remedy without delay.
Moscow Post reports James H. Brady, chairman of Idaho’s Republican state central committee, announces his candidacy for governor and pledges to support the nominee if others are chosen. The Montpelier Examiner recalls Brady’s past role in party unity and his broad backing across Idaho. Brady’s qualifications include executive ability, business acumen, and a commitment to a clean, efficient administration.
The Malad Enterprise argues James H. Brady’s gubernatorial bid weakens Colonel Hamer’s 1908 congressional chances for Republicans and that the southeast should seek fair representation. Boise News notes Pocatello’s unity boosts progress and validates its status as Idaho’s second city amid a forthcoming era of harmony and growth.
Energetic men with clean habits sought to qualify via civil service schools in Salt Lake City. Requirements include 135 pounds minimum, 5 feet 6 inches, ages 18 to 35. Call J C Lyman at the Dearborn House daily 9 to 5. No intoxicants allowed. Beginning pay $18 weekly. If you drink, drink Yellowstone.
A catalogish note lists various seafood items including mackerel silver side sockeye salmon bellies and Milchner herring from Norway and Holland. The line reads like a market inventory or product batch listing with several brand or origin descriptors.
The message touts Salmon from the Columbia River and Sockeye from Puget Sound as top quality components. It notes completion of all other canned fish lines.
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