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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
2
The Foosteilo Daily Tribune published in Foosteilo Idaho operates as a for profit paper with George N Ifft and William Wallin as officers. It is part of the Associated Press network and charges subscription rates of six dollars per year or monthly payments with delivery in Pocatello.
County Republican primaries set for Monday April 20 in Bannock with Pocatello hosts. State delegates meet in Wallace in May and Boise hosts the nominating convention in September. Democratic conventions planned in Twin Falls June 3 and Wallace in August. National gatherings include the Republican convention in Chicago June 16 and the Democratic convention in Denver July 7.
The article analyzes third party prospects, noting two likely tickets the socialist and prohibition parties. It cites 1904 Prohibition votes at 258,847 and predicts gains from local option momentum, especially in the South and West, with Taft and Bryan as likely nominees and party lines sharpening after nominations.
A Dubois faction leader told the Tribune that the Americans would appear as contesting delegations and be seated at the state conventions. He noted the shift from Jeffersonian and Jacksonian traditions and speculated on how old-time Democrats would react to the move.
Idaho Democrats deride GOP discord as factions led by Dubois supporters and old-liners clash for party control. The rift is portrayed as sharp and ongoing, with critics highlighting lack of unity among Republican ranks.
The Salt Lake Tribune comments that Idaho Supreme Court ruling in the Budge case marks a smashing victory for the Duboisites. A separate street altercation between Jones and Smith ends with Smith sullied but defiant, promising to fight again.
The Pocatello Mail echoes Salt Lake Tribune praising Fred Du Bois followers for backing a leader whose convictions are steadfast. It notes no offers have been made to Dubois, suggesting he may protest too much.
The article argues the Salt Lake banquet did not materially affect the republic, while Frederick Douglass Du Bois pushes forward with his Idaho campaign. It notes ongoing political maneuvering and the significance of Du Bois in the campaign landscape.
Report cites claims the Salmon River dam could become the world’s largest dam. The piece notes a rival boast by Dubois to be announced the morning after the November election, implying a political timing behind the statements.
Ada County Democratic club seeks party cohesion amid broader tensions citing recent Colorado outrage as proof assassins should not be at large. The piece frames a push to rally party behind leaders and platform amid national unrest.
Notice states the Republican State Central Committee will hold a convention in Wallace on May 12, 1908 at 11 a.m. to elect delegates for Chicago and a Boise nominating convention on September 1, 1908 at 11 a.m. to announce platform elect a new Central Committee and nominate candidates. J. H. Brady chairs. Addison T. Smith secretary.
The readable fragment notes a suit service promising guaranteed results and directs contact to A J Cee at Ne Ship, located at 40 West West Center, with phone number 342.
A garbled notice lists J A Caraboff, electrician, shop 1458 Main, as the contact for service or moving issues with a reference to 120-Red. The fragment hints at local trades and a need to call for assistance.
The Wallace editorial lauds James H. Brady as a strong Republican organizer and business leader. It argues his Wallace visit boosted his gubernatorial candidacy by showing leadership in large enterprises and a commitment to developing Idaho’s natural resources and citizen welfare.
The notice promotes Lent begins on March 4 with a call to visit for a fine of fish. It lists excellent mackerel silver side sockeye salmon bellies and herring from Norway and Helland Milchner.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine. It includes testimonials for F J Cheney and the firm Wal ding Kinnan Marvin Toledo O and urges purchase from druggists at 75 cents per bottle with a household pill mention.
Notice states the Gate City Messenger Service will use new number 3AT-Black. Address 128 South Main and manager A Doug lass are listed.
A fragment promotes Ballard’s Gnowr Liniment as a remedy for burns sprains bruises and rheumatism. It advises keeping a bottle at home and mentions prices 200 600 and 1.00. Mr a
County Superintendent Grace Loughran proclaims an Arbor Day observance in Bannosk County to dedicate a day for arbor culture. She notes neglect of shrubs and flowers in many school yards and mentions a pamphlet prepared for teachers with exercises for proper Arbor Day activities. The pamphlet will be sent to teachers to encourage improving school grounds.
A Pocatello court case involves Judge A. W. Jones and his son seeking relief for kidney problems. The source cites Doan's Kidney Pills as a recommended remedy and notes a price of 60 cents in New York.
An old advertisement proclaims a remedy by Mrs A L Cook claiming to ease rheumatic pains, burns, scalds and various aches. It suggests relief from toothache and other discomforts with a supposed gun powder cure.
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