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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
A short mail service notice from Pocatello Idaho indicates mailing or transit details for second class matter. It lists monetary figures likely fees or charges and references postage handling at the local post office.
The notice warns that no person may vote in the November election unless their name is registered on the books opened last month and closing on the last day of this month. It urges all potential voters to register now to retain suffrage rights.
The piece critiques sudden party unity after a Supreme Court ruling. Old line Democrats who once fought intensely mix with former enemies to gain votes. It condemns anti Dubois factions joining the dominant side for office while principled Dubois supporters abstain, calling the reunion hollow.
Profile of C C Fuller Hearst muckraker in Idaho who shaped political discourse and public uproar with investigative reporting during the era.
The Wallace Press links C. C. Fuller to Standard Oil through the Monarch Timber and Milwaukee Road interests. It alleges Fuller attacked Barney O Neill over Standard Oil ties, pursuing party recognition in Shoshone and Burke while facing claims of duplicity and graft in Idaho.
The Salmon Recorder apologizes for an earlier charge that James H. Brady was allied with saloon interests. A private secretary letter from C. C. Dietrich denies the allegation in toto, stating Brady never engaged in brewery business. Reverend Perry, a longtime Brady associate, confirms Brady is not connected to liquor ventures and enjoys broad local support.
James H. Brady spoke to Idaho county crowds praising his record in southern Idaho and wood industry reforms. Voters heard a plain speaking campaign platform, with residents predicting a strong statewide victory by Brady on November 3rd.
A Bryan quote declares the white man in the south has disfranchised the negro in self protection. The remark is seen as stoking hopes of a stampede colored vote toward the Democratic side.
A vintage medical ad claims Pape's Diapep sin digests all foods, neutralizes stomach sourness, relieves gas and belching within minutes, and converts food for blood. It asserts indigestion stems from fermentation and promises quick comfort with a candy like chewable tablet.
Holmes & Co reports exclusive agency for Huyler's candy cans ending after a brief term. Local merchants advised of new distribution rights and impending inventory changes.
Prospective buyers are invited to inspect a Kroeger instrument offered by Professor Muehlen located at 217 North Garfield Street. Berg's shop also advertises a varied stock of runes for purchase.
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