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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
3
Forecast for tonight and Friday calls for showers in the north while Idaho and Sears sasbe expect fair skies. Yesterday’s weather shows a maximum 76, minimum 42, mean 59 with no precipitation and 12 hours of sunshine recorded by observer William Bell.
Boise and Salt Lake trips are noted with residents James H. Brady and James B. McMahon arriving home. Blackfoot visits Myrta Penrod and George Roberts. Real estate transfers include J. B. Bistline selling lot 10 in block 855 for 40 dollars. Other items mention weddings, births, lectures, and public notices from Pocatello to Mackay.
In El Paso and Downey circles, officials from the Downey Townsite and Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation firm tour Idaho ventures while land openings draw praise. Swastika club hosts a dance tonight at McNichols & Wright hall with tomorrow planned for Idaho Falls. Chief Engineer W. H. Code travels from Ross Fork to discuss Fort Hall project, and a Salt Lake Oc emigrants game is off while a Twin Falls series proceeds. 14,000 brook trout fry arrive for regional stocking, delivered to Mink and Gibson Jack creeks by state Game Warden Bi Livingston and J. B. Trist in the O. S. L. car.
An Oklahoma man buys 80 acres and tells agents to seek two 40 acre parcels when prices improve. He notes buyers already in place but rejects improved land prices. The statement references an individual listed as See C. C. Chilson.
A property listing notes each room at the Carlyle North includes a bath. The brief item highlights luxury amenities in the residential unit.
Readable line notes a display of hair nets at a hair dressing parlor near the Red Cross Pharmacy. The item provides a quick snapshot of a small storefront scene and consumer stock in a neighborhood block.
An early 20th century ad urges readers with rheumatism lumbago sprains and stiff joints to use Ballard's Snow Liniment. The copy claims rapid relief allowing a return from crutches, with Mrs A L Cook, a local druggist, selling bottles at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar.
Butte floral shop promotes poultry supplies at Borgs with contact via Telephone 104.
Notice of a Republican nominating convention in Bannock County Idaho to be held October 3 1908 in McCammon. Delegates from numerous precincts will elect a new county central committee and nominate candidates for state senate representatives county commissioners sheriff prosecuting attorney probate judge superintendent of public instruction treasurer assessor surveyor coroner and two justices per precinct. Primary elections for delegates set September 28 1908 with varying polling hours by location. ©
Fall opening of millinery on Friday proceeding at Mrs. C. E. Hale's shop 145 North Main next to the Terrell building.
Jack Prost notes bitter weather can cause frostbite and chilblains and urges immediate treatment with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Mrs A L Ciok, druggist, endorses its use for frostbite rheumatism and general pains.
U S L announces daily excursions to Payette Lakes from June 20 through September 30. A thirty day limit applies from the date of sale. Contact local agents for rates and details.
An American pilsner beer is praised as a food and drink with digestive benefits. The note highlights its unique position among beverages, offering nourishment and aiding digestion.
Bannock County calls payment of Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos 65 through 81 dated April 16 1908 with interest to date of call. Present warrants at the County Treasurer Julia M Sullivan office. Dated May 16 1908.
Foley's Honey and Tar claims instant relief for severe asthma and a cure when used early. The yellow packaged product allegedly has no opiates and has sold millions of bottles with only beneficial results for coughs colds and lung trouble. Temple Pharmacy warns to guard health by using the genuine remedy.
Mrs Chris Armstrong of Paris announces a fall opening dated September 11 and 12 featuring a beautiful line of hats. She invites all ladies to attend and view the new assortment.
An advertisement claims Ateliots Pilsener aids digestion and tones up the entire system as a health beverage. The text presents the product as beneficial for overall bodily function.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing his kidney and bladder troubles after trying several remedies and doctors. He reports improvement after the second bottle and complete cure after five bottles enabling him to pass a life insurance examination. Temple Pharmacy advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache and all kidney and bladder issues.
A farmer pleads for help with his husband as a doctor begins a careful diagnosis. The wife urges frugality, insisting the bill not be too steep while the physician works to pinpoint the issue.
A chilling note from a local scene recounts a man named Harvey taking his own life. The message hints at tragedy tied to wartime strain and a moral shock to residents in the North Main area near Carlyle.
The post office in Pocatello Idaho lists unclaimed letters for the week ending September 9 1908. Recipients should call for their mail by the advertised date or it will be sent to the read letter office after two weeks.
A reader is advised to obtain a case of American Pilsener Beer and drink it regularly while observing potential beneficial effects noted by the writer. This summary reflects the suggestion without endorsing excess or unsafe use.
The Tribune office offers typewriter papers ribbons and car bon products described as the best there is.
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