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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
4
Miss June Linn reports to Pocatello residents that the Free Public Library opened three weeks ago with 1450 volumes, 623 circulations, and 978 total visits including magazines and newspapers. Fines total 76 cents. many residents have yet to visit or obtain a library card.
The advertisement asserts top quality typewriter papers ribbons and related supplies at the Tribune office. It emphasizes reliability and availability for readers needing writing and typing materials.
The majority of the Ladies of the Maccabees will travel Friday morning to initiate a large class into the ickfoot lodge. A round trip fare of $1 is set if 25 more ladies join. Members aged to meet at the depot at 7 30 cm for the trip. By order of Lady Commander.
The notice states the seller transferred ownership of a cigar and candy store at 121 North Main Street to Mesars and Mittehler. All accounts at the store are to be settled with W. L. Ash. The message references Bergs poultry supplies as part of the notice.
An ad touts typewriter papers ribbons and parts as the best there is at the Trib shop, highlighting quality for printers and writers.
A fragment advertising Temple Pharmacy endorses y's Kidney Remedy to address kids health issues and warns against Bright's disease or diabetes delaying treatment.
City Treasurer Goldie McCallister announces warrants 659 to 659 dated July 3 1908 will be paid with interest to date of presentation at Bank National Bank. Dated September 9 1908.
Ferns and pot plants offered by Pocatello Flower Conservatory and Nursery. Located on North Sixteenth Avenue in Pocatello Idaho the ad notes available stock for sale.
The Pocatello theatrical season begins tonight with The Royal Chef at the Auditorium, Idaho's handsomest playhouse. Cast includes William H. Conley and Mary Malatesta among others, with lavish New York built scenery, costuming, and lighting. Conley jokes about his cemetery habit as part of his touring persona.
A two stage blaze in a five story West 120th street flat endangers 100 residents. Eight year old Margaret Raubert warns her father after seeing a man start a fire in a vacant room, averting a possible stampede. The intruder escapes as police investigate the arson attempt.
The tourist muses about the danger of a high perch and the guide reassures that most fall only once. The brief dialogue hints at peril and curiosity in a steep setting.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a feature about typing or typewriters with partial names and unclear context. The text suggests a focus on a person or team excelling at typewriter work but provides no verifiable details.
Senator Heyburn plans speeches in Mountainhome Nampa and Pocatello as Republican efforts intensify. State chairman O Neill oversees headquarters with plans to add more speakers including Brady and Hamer, while Addison Smith leads the central committee in a readiness for an aggressive campaign.
Walter Rowan, chiropodist, has arrived and will treat corns bunions callouses warts moles and pimples at the Carlyle 132 North Main Street from 3 to 7 pm He will also canvass the town.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions AMERICAN PILSEN and a phrase about satisfaction in every instance. No clear event, date, or named persons identified.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as an effective remedy for coughs and chest colds. It promises to heal the lungs and act as a tonic, urging readers to purchase the 26 cent bottle from Mrs. A. L. Cook, a local druggist.
Grace Loughran County Superintendent of Public Instruction announces teachers’ examinations for first and third grade in Bannock county. The tests will be held on October 1 and October 2, 188.
Salt Lake from Salt Lake reports R V Hodge, formerly Salt Lake roundhouse superintendent and later Grand Junction master mechanic, has been promoted to D R G master mechanic at Salt Lake, replacing A H Gairns who resigned to become master mechanic of the Short Line at Pocatello. Substantial grazing-rate cuts are secured by the National Wool Growers association, affecting many railroads feeding eastern markets.
The report identifies Soda Springs as the chief shipping station where the sheep movement is most pronounced, highlighting its central role in livestock logistics and distribution.
Reports from the St. Anthony branch show growing demand for cars to move grain from towns extending to Marysville. The region’s agricultural development in recent years has been phenomenal and the volume of grain shipped is astonishing.
The readable text shows scattered times and codes such as 7:20 p.m. 6:20 p.m. 12:80 a.m. 11:26 a.m. and 1:3648. No clear event, person, or organization is identified, leaving an incomplete schedule fragment with ambiguous references.
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