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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Notice states the Daily Tribune of Pocatello Idaho is published semi weekly and yearly. correction contact at 414 West Center Street for address changes and transmission through the mails as second class matter.
A Pocatello race meet set for September 7 and 9 draws strong backing from leading locals including James H. Brady Julius Rosenberg and Lee Harper Walker. Over 70 top harness and running horses from Utah California Oregon Montana and Idaho entered. Officials include Probate Judge Johnston and A R Higson with O M Runyan starter and Lee Walker as clerk of the course.
Delegates at the Boise convention may be required to justify their actions after returning home. Several county groups largely ignored instructions, yet five counties helped place favorites on the ticket. It is unclear which counties exactly benefited, though Ada and Canyon counties were notably excluded.
The Tribune notes that Colonel Hamer’s nomination offsets Congressman French’s defeat and McDougall’s pick balances Snow’s loss for attorney general. It asserts the ticket can be supported by all Republicans statewide, with roll-call contests settled and no lingering sore spots.
The Spokane Chronicle criticizes the proposed national bank deposit guarantee as seen in the Democratic platform. It warns the plan could reward speculative dishonesty and push banks toward riskier ventures, with conservative banks forced to cover losses. Public confidence could be misplaced, and the remedy might worsen the financial ills it seeks to cure.
A building lot is offered in the new town area of See en et. Prospective buyers should contact the local real estate office for details on size, price, and ownership options.
E. D. Harrison, a jeweler, testifies his Thermos bottle keeps liquids perfectly cool for six days. The device is pitched as a new invention for preserving milk and other fluids at their initial temperature. Visit his display windows to try one.
Mrs. Mary Lee from rural route reports her husband James Lee recovered from severe lung trouble with Dr. King's New Discovery. The ad claims the remedy cures throat and lung ailments and offers a 60c to $1.00 price with a trial bottle free, sold at Ferguson & Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Great Carey Act land opening set for September seven in Downey Idaho. Special rate available through ticket agent for prospective buyers and settlers.
A. 8. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports lasting three illnesses last year that resembled hay fever and resisted a doctor's prescription. After trying several medicines with no success he used Foley's Honey and Tar which quickly cured him. His wife also benefited from the remedy at Temple Pharmacy.
An advertisement asserts Baby Morphine Fiends are avoided by soothing syrups while McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and offers a cure for disturbed stomachs bowels and fretfulness, especially for teething infants.
Advertises excursions to P Lakes via 0. 8. L. operating daily from June 20 to Sept 30. Notes a thirty day limit from date of issue and directs readers to agents for rates and further particulars.
An old advertisement asserts regular Pilsener beer provides vigor and strength, presenting a healthful benefit as a selling point.
A Fremont County slate led by Colonel Hamer is shown as the strength of the combination that nominated him for congress at Boise the day before yesterday. The brief item notes the bid and local backing without further details.
A Labor Day service will be held at the Methodist Church Sunday evening September 6 at 8 o'clock. The sermon titled The Master Workman will be appropriate to the occasion. Labor union members are especially invited and seats will be reserved for them until five minutes after eight.
An advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with accompanying pill promotion.
The text extols a table beverage praised as equal to food and drink. It claims Pil sener Beer aids digestion and enhances meals.
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