Campaign straws in Bannock county election trap
A Bannock county Democrat says the Dubois faction helped nominate Milo A. Hendricks for assessor to lure Mormon voters to back Hendricks while opposing Ellis and other anti-Dubois nominees. He warns the Mormon bloc will not vote for Ellis, fearing an American party split, so the trap may fail.
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Dubois
Bannock County
Milo A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Ellis
Sheriff
Church
Mr. Hendricks
John Ellis
Gage
Pocatello
Citizens’ ’’ Party Council
County Candidates Show Republican Strength in Races
The editorial lauds the Republican county ticket as sterling, taxpaying citizens with proven records of public service. It contrasts them with a Democratic slate described as piebald, factional, and lacking prior public- service records, arguing Democrats deserve only small support. It highlights J. Frank Hunt as a notable Republican candidate from the southeast.
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Rolla
Southeast
J. Frank Hunt
Bannock County Officials Praised as Worthy Public Servants
The text commends John Shutt, Charles H Bassett, Grace Loughran, George K Gray, George Smith, D J Law, W J Harvey, Oscar Sonnenkalb, and Dr Howard for honesty, efficiency, and good governance. It contrasts them with Democratic nominees, urging a Republican vote for growth and prosperity in Bannock county.
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John Shutt
Charles H. Bassett
Grace Loughran
George Kk
Gray
George Smith
D. J. Law
W. J. Harvey
Oscar Sonnenkalb
Howard
Bannock County
George E Gray praised for county attorney record
The piece lauds incumbent George E Gray for a spotless, efficient tenure as Bannock County attorney. It cites fearless yet fair prosecutions, high conviction rates, and open, courteous access, noting his twenty years in practice and Republican convention endorsement over Democratic attacks by Robert M Terrell.
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Bannock
Robert M. Terrell
George E. Gray
Gray
Bannock County
Democratic Party
Public ownership stance disputed in Bryan history
An editorial clarifies that William Jennings Bryan advocated public railroad ownership earlier than his Madison Square Garden 1906 declaration. It cites a September 2, 1906 New York Tribune interview noting he supported public ownership since Parker’s 1904 campaign, though he did not push the idea in that year’s speeches.
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Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bryan
New York Tribune
Parker
Conten Nem
Erin
Political debate contrasts on government payrolls and debt
The piece contrasts Bryan and Bevan criticizing GOP policy while proposing expansive government costs. It likens Bevan to Artemus Ward and jokes about a moral circus, noting proposed payroll and debt increases as political theatre.
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Bryan
Republican Party
Bevan
Artemus Ward
Ward
Shay Bisness
Campaign text book as fictionan oddity in political shelf
The Democratic campaign text book is not a top seller yet its originality as fiction remains undeniable. The piece sits oddly among campaign literature, blending narrative flair with political messaging in a way that invites both critique and curiosity.
Bryan Appears Worn as Campaigns Resume
Reports from the front indicate Candidate Bryan looks somewhat fatigued while his policies present a similar level of strain. The observations emphasize a worn appearance amid ongoing campaigning and the impression of limited stamina.
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Bryan
Parrot and Eagle Rally for People Rule Chant
A vivid line from a historical piece features a parrot shouting Shall the people rule and an eagle replying You bet indicating a dramatic political or social call to populist governance. The quotation captures a symbolic clash of voices in a public debate.
Bryan Defends Record Amid Calls for Scrutiny
Mr. Bryan asserts support for his past work and warns that opposing views may undermine him. He portrays himself as a proactive letter-writer and concedes that others have differing opinions.
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Mr. Bryan
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Cure Guarantee
A drugstore advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. The A. L. Cook Drug Company offers a money back guarantee if the remedy does not benefit the patient, with a 25 cent box lasting about fifteen days, sold only in Pocatello by Mrs. A. L. Cook Drug Company.
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New York
A. L. Cook Drug Company
Pocatello
A. L. Cook
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With One Hundred Dollar Reward
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional cure for catarrh. The ad states the remedy is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, and offers one hundred dollars to any case it cannot cure. Address F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio for testimonials. Taken with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Fresh seafood shipment arrives weekly at Turf Cafe
Idaho laws ban selling mountain trout yet the cafe announces a fresh brook trout shipment from Utah with a standing order and weekly deliveries every Monday, Thursday and Friday. Booth Co. oysters, fresh crab lobster and shrimp are also handled direct from the coast by Turf Cafe, J. C. Garvin, Prop.
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Idaho
Utah
Booth & Co
Turf Cafe
J. C. Garvin
Friedel's Malt Bread Promoted as Clean Packed
A cheeky notice urges readers to ask grocers for Friedel's Malt Bread a five cent loaf now mixed and rolled by new machinery emphasizing cleanliness and modern production.
Frankfurters and Sauerkraut Specialty Note
Rochester deli advertises Frankfurters and Sauerkraut as a specialty with emphasis on Zweigart Bros offerings and signature pairing of hot sausages with sauerkraut.
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Frankfurters and Sauerkraut
Frankfurters
Sauerkraut
Zweigart Bros
Bill Nye Promotes Local Store Deals On Foods
A Marmon style ad extols a local grocer offering fresh eggs butter canned foods olives and table delicacies at low prices. It claims superior goods at competitive rates and urges shoppers to compare with other stores. It touts up to date hard wheat flour whole wheat health flour and graham corn meal as best quality.
Real Estate Lots And Houses For Sale In City Listings
A local advert lists multiple properties with prices and features including brick dwellings 8 rooms with cellars and stables, 3 and 4 room houses with gardens, 2 and 3 lots on various blocks near Center, and a 160-acre improved farm. Terms offered with partial cash, agency loans available, all transactions through a single brokerage.
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Pocatello Tribune
RG Tribune Company, Limited
George N. Ifft
William Wallin
West Center Street
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Daily Tribune
Holmes & Co
Yellowstone
Bill Nye
Preston Flour
Blyth & Fargo Company
Pogatello Real Estate
Garfield Avenue
Third Avenue
Arthur
S. E
N. Grant and Lander
N. Main Street
N. E
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Hayden
S. Grant Avenue
D. W. Standrod
J. N. Ireland
W. D. Service
H. B. Wasley
First National Bank
Idaeo
Patanon
Domestic Exchange
Geo. P. Harvey
Evenston Coal Company
Booth Main
RKD
Tribune
Carlyle
North Main
C. D. Fisher
Troy Laundry
North Arthur
South Hayes Avenue
A. B. Stevenson
South
South Garfield
S. Hayes
North Hayes
North Hayes Avenue
F. J. Schmitt
Ruebelman & Son
South Second
P. O. Box
Sam’s Cox
Book Store
T. L. Cox's Shoe Store
W. Center ST
Second Avenue
Sonnenkalb
Bannock Co. Pocatello
Imaho
Samms & Smith
Civil Engineers
U.S
Mineral Surveyors Irrigation and Hydraulic
Auditorium Buildin
Pocatello, Idaho
Geo. E. Gray
A. Boyvo
RAY & Boyd
Attorneys At Law
Catelio, Idaho
Dannock Engineering Co
LI Nampa Riley Civil Engineers
Ara
Portneuf
Giffin Undertaking Parlors
Manassa Phone Noy Mains
Idan-Ha
Boise
Idan-ha Hotel Co. (Ltd
Chas
H. Grout
Quegon
Intermountain
Pocatellone
Ati Nation
Aotate
Petsinte Salt Lake
Salt Lake
Pointe Weat
Balt
Pointe North
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