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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
2
Postal entry shows charges of six dollars three dollars and fifty cents and one dollar sixty for transmission as second class matter at the Pocatello Idaho post office.
The document lists a full Republican state ticket for Idaho with candidates for U S Senator Weldon B Heyburn Justice of the Supreme Court J F Airshie Congressman Thomas Rk Hamer Governor James H Brady Lieutenant Governor L H Sweetser Secretary of State Robert Lansdon Attorney General D C McDougal Auditor S D Taylor Treasurer C A Hastings Mine Inspector F C Moore Superintendent S Belle Chamberlain Presidential Electors Edgar Wilson John Lamb A A Crane.
The Republican slate names State Senator J Frank Hunt. Representatives E L Holzheimer T M Edwards and John Schutt. Sheriff George W Smith. Probate Judge T A Johnston. County Attorney George E Jay. Superintendent of Public Instruction Grace E Loughran. Treasurer Julia Sullivan. Assessor Charles H Bassett. Coroner W F Howard. Surveyor Oscar Sonnen. Commissioners Mers Cohn D J Lau W J Harvey.
The piece urges Idaho voters to elect Republicans at all levels to safeguard protective tariffs. It links tariff policy to Idaho industries including wool, mining, beet sugar, and farming, arguing that Democratic tariff plans threaten recalls of prosperity and state gains.
Public notice warns that no person may vote in the November election unless their name is registered on the books opened last month and closing at month end. Every voter must register to exercise suffrage. registration now required.
The article urges Idaho voters in Bannock County to back the Republican slate for state and local offices, led by James H. Brady as next governor. It praises six incumbent Bannock representatives and calls for a straight party vote to ensure continued Republican policies and honed fiscal management.
The passage rails at Bryan's stance on government ownership and warns of his defeat if supporters of gambling and Wall Street speculate voters back Governor Hughes, suggesting a volatile electoral outcome with broad consequences.
After Mr. Bryan promotes public ownership of railroads the idea shifts to airships. A Georgia mule kicks a railway train off the track, seen as an emblem of democracy opposing progress.
Judge Taft stands for the Square Deal with a square platform grounded in political, economic, and social welfare, signaling a cohesive reform agenda.
The remark warns against a president choosing poorly for key posts, stressing that such a choice would be a liability. It reflects concern over judgment and its impact on leadership quality and credibility.
Knights Fort Hall lodge No. 6 will meet October 14 at I. C. C. F. hall to confer the rank of page. All Knights urged to attend. E. G Houde K of R and S.
Mrs. A H Martin of 941 No Harrison Ave Pocatello Idaho endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills as relief for back pains and kidney ills saying they brought prompt relief and act as a good kidney tonic. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents United States Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
In Wheeling West Virginia William Jennings Bryan declares the gold dollar the most dishonest currency while backers insist on gold payments for contracts. The gold coin remains unchanged and Bryan’s stance contrasts with conservative business views. The note ends by predicting readers will accept the coin at par for newspaper subscriptions.
Advertisement claims satisfaction in every instance follows the use of American Pilsen beer, asserting consistent quality and consumer happiness across servings.
A Georgia farmer W A Floyd praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing two bad sores on his hand and leg. He says it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available for 25c at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Notice that Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 705 to 762 dated Aug 6 1908 and 763 to 775 dated Aug 8 1908 will be paid with interest to date of this call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank.
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin declares he will stump for Taft. Bryanites call it treachery to the party and deride the stance as a betrayal within the anti true policy advocating limits on interstate rhetoric output.
Observers note Bryan allows Roosevelt to express ideas he could not defend openly. The exchange contrasts Republicanism favoring domestic factory ties to Bryanism favoring manufacturing abroad in free trade. Bryan’s first moves aim to frame the debate on economic policy.
A warning that a married man who lets any family member use anything other than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung trouble is guilty of neglect. It touts Foley's as best for pulmonary problems and notes the genuine product has no opiates in a yellow package at Temple Pharmacy.
County Treasurer Julia M. Sullivan announces payment of Current Expense Fund warrants numbers 82 through 102, dated April 16, 1908, with interest to September 16, 1908. Warrants must be presented at her office for payment.
A customer of R. Kluger jewelers at 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports severe kidney trouble left him unable to walk far. After four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy his complexion improved backache and irregularities vanished and he can attend to business daily. Temple Pharmacy.
A short note touts typewriter papers ribbons and car bons as the best there is at the Tribune office, signaling a promotional display or sale placement.
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by coughing repeatedly. An advertisement urges Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds, noting the product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package from Temple Pharmacy.
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