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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
The forecast notes rain or snow for Idaho tonight and Friday. Yesterday’s readings show a maximum of 52 and a minimum of 38 with a mean 45. At 6 a.m. today the temperature was 34 with no precipitation in the day.
Capital City reports show J A Czizek former state mine inspector staying at the Bannock from Boise. Frank O Leary and Isaac Bedal from Boise Grove City, C W Duffy and A L Fowler registered at Bannock from Blackfoot. Fred Morse in Salt Lake interviewing trade. Mrs C Douglass Smith convalescent with Dr Bean. Franklin & Hayes show a fine brewery team drawn by two black horses from Idaho Falls. A R Reddish installs a new Studebaker front on South Second. Y P S C E to host Pocatello C Y P A March 27 at 8 pm with lunch. City council quorums fail to meet regarding street improvements. Summer merchandising appears with fishing tackle on display. Democratic committee to meet in Pocatello to plan county convention. Oneida County attorney Joseph Davis in town en route to Ameri.
The piece covers state politics with mention of D L Evans for governor and skepticism about his race. Boise immigration official Colonel Allen Miller visits to gather manufacturing statistics in the region. City council weighs street repair options including small road grader and using vagrants as labor. Women’s Missionary society of First Presbyterian plans a trip through Africa and tours seven stations. Basketball season ends with Pocatello High and Academy of Idaho facing off at McNichols & Wright’s hall. both boys and girls teams scheduled. admission two bits.
Mrs Chris Armstrong opens a hat shop at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe, inviting all ladies to call and view the new stock of hats.
The Turf Cafe features fresh strawberries tomatoes lettuce celery and asparagus alongside trout and striped bass.
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter in the Delbert building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a universal tonic. He says it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders promptly and builds up the system. The medicine is advertised as an outstanding spring blood purifier selling for 50 cents at Ferguson & Jenkins' Drug Co. in Pocatello and McCammon.
Hyomei is hailed as a simple cure for catarrh by breathing medicated air and not stomach dosing. Publicized by Mrs. A L Cook in Pocatello, the product gained nationwide support from druggists and physicians, with refunds offered if unsatisfied by buyers.
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised to cure obstinate coughs and expel colds. The claim says it helps with incipient consumption and pneumonia and is sold by Temple Pharmacy.
A compact ad promoting priced goods: Eastern dams at 13 cents per pound available at Kaye's grocery. Another line urges Yellowstone as the drink of choice.
The Bannock County Republican Central Committee schedules a county convention in Pocatello for April 27 1908 at 10 a m to elect eighteen delegates to the state convention at Wallace and eighteen delegates to the national convention in Chicago. Primary elections to pick delegates are set for April 20 with precinct polls from 2 to 7 p m in towns and 3 to 6 p m in rural precincts.
An advertisement declares a burnt child dreads the fire but relief comes from Ballard's Snow Liniment. It urges households to keep a bottle for accidents and lists uses from sprains to rheumatism with prices 26c 50c and 1.00 by Mrs A L Cook.
County Superintendent Grace Loughran proclaims Friday April 10 1908 Arbor Day across Bannock county urging schools to improve grounds and observe a planned program. A pamphlet to assist teachers will be sent to all educators to guide exercises and activities.
Upgrade your wardrobe with tailored workman ship guaranteed by A. J. Cibulka. Located upstairs at 240 West Center, call 342 for fittings and details.
An advertisement proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment as a reliable remedy for swollen jaws neuralgia toothache and swelling from accidents. It also claims to cure rheumatism cuts burns bruises and all aches and pains with endorsement from Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Sealed proposals are invited by the U S Interior for running measuring and marking government surveys in Idaho areas including T 33 N R 4 W and other townships. Bids due by April 4 1908 at noon. Duplicate offers must state price per mile and include bidder identity and willingness to work with assistants.
A historical voice questions who among living men could match Bismarck's influence and strength. It attributes his power to German food and drink, noting malt and hops as staples and citing a biography of Bismarck.
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