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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
2
Citizens are reminded that the registration books opened last month close on the last day of the month. No person may vote in November without being registered. The advisory cites J. Frank Hunt as a model of engagement in public affairs.
An editorial criticizes William Jennings Bryan for his alleged inconsistent experience in public life. It contrasts Bryan with governors and presidents, noting his campaigns on currency, Philippine policy, and the current tariff proposal. The piece argues his perceived inexperience and policy shifts risk public patience.
The republication slate names United States Senator welcomes Heyburn from Shoshone and judges, congressmen, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, auditor, treasurer, mine inspector, and superintendent of public instruction. Electors listed include Edgar Wilson Ada John Lamb Owyhee A. A. Crane Kootenai.
The ticket lists State Senator J Frank Hunt and Representatives E L Holzheimer T M Edwards John Schutt. Sheriff George W Smith Probate Judge T A Johnston County Attorney George E Jay Superintendent Grace E Loughran Treasurer Julia Sullivan Assessor Charles H Barnett Coroner W F Howard Surveyor Oscar Sonnenkalb Dee Cohn D J Lau W J Harvey.
The piece lauds J Frank Hunt of Bannock county for opposing a venue change bill seen as targeting Mormons. It recalls his 8th session speech that killed the measure, praising his integrity and service to Bannock and Idaho. It urges Bannock voters to elect a man of intelligence and steadfastness.
The article accuses W. J. Bryan of favoring non union labor citing eight publications connected to him none of which carried union labels except two. It lists titles from 1900 to 1907 and argues the image would show Bryan drifting from free silver imperialism and government ownership on a range of issues.
An on the floor Bryan epithet elicits little comfort for Democrats seeking shelter with officials, as they press for aid amid cold conditions and limited support. An evocative scene highlights division and fatigue within the party.
An excerpt describes hair microbes discovered by professors from Hamburg and Paris, claiming baldness stems from scalp microbes that consume scalp fats. It promotes Rexall 04 Hair Tonic as a cure with guarantees, noting limited hope when roots are dead. Mrs. A. L. Cook Drug Co.
Idaho law bans selling mountain trout while a shipment of brook trout from Utah arrives. A standing order ensures fresh trout every Monday, Thursday and Friday. Turf Cafe under J C Garvin offers Booth Co oysters, fresh crab, lobster and shrimp from the coast.
Knights urged to attend as Fort Hall lodge No. 6, K of P, grants esquire rank Tuesday night. K G Houde signs as K of P. Local Knights requested to be present for the ceremony.
A brief notice touts a 5 cent loaf of Friedel's Malt Bread for bakers seeking a popular bread. It claims the product is mixed land rolled by new machinery, emphasizing cleanliness and efficiency in production.
German style brisket style text touts frankfurters to accompany sauerkraut from ZweI Gart Bros with emphasis on specialty offerings.
Mrs A L Cook notes Ballard's Snow Liniment eases chilblains feet and other cold weather troubles. The remedy relieves aches pains cramps stiffness burns and neuralgia and should be in every household.
An advertisement asserts kidney trouble leaves people weak and exhausted, claiming Foley's Kidney Remedy restores kidney health and vitality, with Temple Pharmacy selling it.
Advertisement promotes strength from AMERICAN PILSENER beer and Horlick's malted milk at Holmes, with a note on Roberts' Jewelry offering new goods next to the post office and Boise House rooms in the Monte Block.
Zweigart Bros reports new stock of sweet sour and dill pickles sauerkraut mincemeat chow chow pickled onions and olives available for immediate purchase at Pickles Etc.
Those indebted to the Troy laundry prior to and including Oct. 3 are requested to call upon the undersigned at the Laundry office, and make settlement at once. J. H. Daniger. American Pilsener beer is delightful to the taste and is brewed in conformance with the national pure food law. Pints or quarts.
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