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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

8

Brady predicts large Republican majority in Idaho rally

Clarence C. Dietrich arrives in Pocatello to promote Brady rally and asserts the southwest will deliver a 2500 vote majority in Washington Canyon and Ada counties. He cites Twin Falls and northern gains as proof and forecasts Taft victory with Brady carrying 17 to 20 thousand statewide. Senator Borah reports strong northern support for Brady ahead of Tuesday election.

Pocatello Washington Ada and Canyon Tafta Cinch Clarence C. Dietrich Republican State Central Committee Southeast Tribune Dietrich State Committee Brady Ada Twin Falls County Cassia County Democratic State Central Committee Lewiston Borah North Colonel Hamer French Congress Taft

Cowardly Attack on a Woman’s Name in Pocatello

A prominent Pocatello citizen condemns Ferguson for attacking a woman’s character at the Auditorium Theatre. The critic argues such slander warrants swift retribution and social ostracism, recalling Ferguson’s past slander leading to a near-fatal shooting, though the jury acquitted the defendant.

Ferguson Auditorium Theatre Pocatello Tribune Bannock County

Republicans Close Bannock Campaign With Inkom Rally

The Bannock County Republican drive ends tonight with an Inkom rally featuring T. M. Edwards J. Frank Hunt George W. Smith D. J. Law Noah Pond and Thomas L. Cox among speakers. Bassett Holzheimer Miller Turner Hunt and Gray also plan events at Swan Lake Sterling venues with gatherings across Sterrett Oxford and Son Springs followed by a return to Pocatello.

Bannock County Inkom T. M. Edwards Mc. Common J. Frank Hunt Swan Lake George W. Smith Pocatello John Ellis Ellis D. J. Law Soda Springs Noah Pond Thomas L. Cox Battalion No. 2 N. P. Nielson Charles H. Bassett Ed. L. Holzheimer Central Hyrum Spillman Woodlawn Jesse R Budge Joige Miller Sona Springs

Hamer Plans Strong North Run After Congress Absence

The article notes Hamer’s stance of running without congressional backing, signaling a strong campaign push in the northern region and asserting independence from formal support.

Hamer

Local Market Ads Highlight Specials and Brands

The notice promotes The Roland Grill's home made candy and Woodland goodies as specialties. It also advertises spring chickens and spring ducks at low prices at the White Palace Market, with Zweigart Bros. named among sellers.

Roland Grill Woodland White Palace Zweigart Bros

Friedel's Malt Bread Ad Seeks Loyal Customers

A local advertisement urges readers to register as customers at The Roland Fo Dope and promotes a 95 cent loaf of Friedel's Malt Bread baked with new clean machinery for bakers' bread fans.

Friedel

Berg's Fresh Ranch Butter and Pickles Sale

Berg's Zweigart Bros advertises fresh ranch butter and a shipment of sweet sour and dill pickles sauerkraut mincemeat chow chow pickled onions and olives. Local store offers a variety of preserved goods for customers.

Berg's Zweigart Bros

Alibi remark in horse theft case provokes laughter

In New Hampshire court, a Boston lawyer recalls a woman trying to prove a boy’s alibi. A witness said the boy was seen in town, and the woman shouted that his pants were hanging on the clothes line all day.

New Hampshire Boston

Balm for Cold Weather Aches Promises Quick Relief

advertisement notes Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves chilblains frost bite and cold related pains by rubbing on the affected parts. Claims to ease aches cramps burns scalds rheumatics and neuralgia. Signed A. L. Cook Me.

Ballard Mre A. L. Cook

Brady a Public Spirited Citizen

Charles W. Gray lauds James K. Brady as Pocatello's foremost citizen and devoted to upbuilding. Gray notes Brady contributes free power to Pocatello Pressed Brick & Manufacturing and urges a strong vote for Brady for governor.

Pocatello James K. Brady Gate City Charles W. Gray Tribune Brady

Willowleaf Club Yearly Halloween Celebration

The Willowleaf club plans its annual Halloween event at the Kinport ranch Pebble. A tourist car brought members to Pebble station to serve as a sidetrack stop for revelers. The program features Little Miss Willoween Kinport, games, banquet, dance, and prizes including a white goose duck and chicken. The quoit pitching tournament, running races, fishing, target shooting, and other amusements are planned.

Willowleaf Club Willowleaf Ranch H. B. Kinport Pebble Pebble Station Willoween Kinport

Tribune office notes on typewriter and car columns

A rough OCR fragment from the Tribune shows notes about the Tribune office, mentioning a typewriter, a Reeves photographer, and a car column. The readable items reference the beat and desk details for reporting.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Libby Blanks Wallace Alvin Mollinelli & Company Fewelery C. C. Dietrich The Roland Yellowstone Kinport Ranch H. Diem Stand Front Fair Store West Center St Miss B. Wrensted Photographer Wrensted Bidg Main St J. C. Pearson Baggage and Express Red Oas Pharm Conver South Garfield Swift Specific CO Atlanta Jacobs Mr. Eldredge Theo. Turner, Presidant Biraj, Mei Mananon Irill, EB. L. Holzheimer, Rasentone RB. Wilson, Treas Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co Idaho Carbona Typemikee Repton Fred OEAR
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