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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
4
Rates listed for advance payments include one month or more to gain lower terms. Options cover one year, half year, and three months with weekly and monthly variations. Postage entry confirms second class transmission from Pocatello Idaho.
The list names political figures including senators, representatives, governor James H. Brady, lieutenant governor L. H. Sweetser, secretary of state Robert Lansdon, attorney general D. C. McDougal, and others. It notes presidential electors Edgar Wilson John Lamb and A A Crane, with county roles such as sheriff George W. Smith and probate judge T A Johnston.
Notice urges eligible voters to register before Saturday night to vote next Tuesday. It dismisses the idea that registration from two years ago suffices and directs readers to contact their registrar to have their names added.
Citizens of Pocatello rally behind the Republican slate citing homeownership and honest administration. They express support for James H. Brady as a locally connected candidate likely to deliver substantial state and county reforms.
A local booster urges votes for the Republican slate led by James H. Brady and argues the party's ticket ensures efficient administration, taxpayer savings, and continued progress for Idaho. Supporters praise incumbents’ proven service and warn against opposing factions.
An editorial urges all citizens of Pocatello and Bannock County to vote for James H. Brady in the governor’s race. It lauds Brady as the foremost local citizen and calls for broad local support to reflect hometown pride and loyalty.
The article argues state boards set railroad valuations, not county commissioners. It notes Oregon Short Line taxes rose from 1,154,420 to 1,593,690 in Fremont county, and raises in Bannock county for rail, telephone, and telegraph valuations, with claims of political crossfire and counterpoints from Rexburg Standard.
The letter extols Charles H. Bassett for an excellent record as Bannock County assessor. It asserts his past equity and fairness, promising a square deal and clean administration if reelected. The piece urges voters to place Charlie Bassett in office again.
An advertisement urges Tribune readers in Pocatello to try a home remedy for bladder and kidney issues. It cites fluids of Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Syrup Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at night, claiming rapid relief from backache, frequent urination, and rheumatic pain.
Zweigart Bros. promote low prices on spring poultry at White Palace Market while Berg's advertises plentiful potatoes.
Ad promotes a grocery store's teas and coffees fresh eggs butter canned foods ripe olives and high grade pure foods with low prices. It highlights up to date hard wheat flour whole wheat health flour graham and corn meal as part of daily offerings.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It promises one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and asks readers to send for testimonials. It mentions F J Cheney and Co as proprietors and notes a patent medicine claim.
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