Daily Tribune notices for Pocatello readers
The Daily Tribune directs all complaints to be made at the office promptly. The paper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune directs all complaints to be made at the office promptly. The paper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission as second class matter.
New York dispatches say Harriman will raise 100 million dollars from Union Pacific bonds to resume vast improvements along the system. Early projects include Rupert Gooding cutoff from American Falls to Blackfoot and a Soda Springs to Preston cutoff, with broad regional benefits expected nationwide.
The piece critiques Anna Gould and her alliances, arguing Americans despise French aristocracy yet envy its refinement. It accuses Gould of courting degenerate French partners and suggests sympathy for her earlier era-era image was misplaced.
The Spokane Chronicle notes rising business in the west with C M Levy of Northern Pacific predicting steady traffic growth since January. The NP plans spending 1.5 million dollars in 60 days to buy freight cars as western railroads post larger gains in traffic and net earnings, contrasting with eastern lines.
The text notes that Even 0, Perky, and Paine will not withdraw quickly in favor of Dubois. It frames the ongoing dispute among boxing contenders and implies resistance to a swift settlement or change of opponents.
An advertisement urges customers to attend a May 9 Carnival sale while promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy from Temple Pharmacy to address kidney or bladder troubles and prevent Bright's disease.
A harsh Civil War era verse justifies sacrifice by urging Sambo to share in death and danger. The speaker claims battle needs Sambo's participation and argues it is better to have a black fighter than a white deserter. The speaker praises Sambo’s prowess and insists the right to be killed should be divided with him.
Afton butter Geo. M. Curtis Olive Oil Up-to-date Flour and Fancy Dollar Strawberries headline a fresh assortment. The store highlights include Victoria Oranges Lemons green vegetables garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets as core offerings for first orders.
A collection of humorous and philosophical snippets including a humorous wedding name dilemma, Pope verses on quiet living, a domestic tale of Pat and his wife with a priest’s warning, a punchy tale of an Irish rescue, and a child’s prayer joke about a family of girls.
Office clerks on the twenty second floor amuse visitors with swaying photographs that swing in the wind from open windows. The joke hinges on visitors reacting to the moving frames before realizing the frames swing with the building.
The main difference is that a rifle barrel has spiral grooves which grip the projectile. The grooves impart a spin, making the bullet rotate and travel straighter by gyroscopic stability, as described by St. Nicholas.
Our lead ing druggists declare war on stomach troubles with Miona Tablets. They guarantee a 50 cent box will cure or refund the price if unsatisfied, claiming to strengthen the stomach and digestion and ease nervous symptoms. Mrs A L Cook offers the guarantee to refund unless it cures.
Omega Ohio store owner and telecom president Mr E Humphrey testifies Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life by reaching the cough spot and healing throat lungs and chest. Drug Co Ferguson Jenkins offers 60c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
State Republicans announce round trip excursions to Wallace Idaho with one fare to Huntington plus 13.26. Tickets limited to the 20th. A special train will operate from Pocatello to Wallace. schedule to be announced through agents later.
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