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Newspaper
The Semi Weekly Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
6
In a satirical dialogue a speaker asserts influence in a meeting while dissenters face social pressure to speak or leave. The piece mocks loud talkers and the blunt power of platform authority, ending with a wry joke about reform and heiresses.
A speaker describes a risky situation with a person nearly living hand to mouth and a close connection that causes near self harm, implying precarious circumstances and potential consequences.
A terse dialogue notes one man’s urge to perform on stage and societal restraint. The exchange reveals objections not from people but from lack of scene shifters, hinting at backstage constraints in a theater setting.
The passage argues adversity yields prosperity when faced with hard work and perseverance. It warns against false promoters of trouble and notes people judge others by their self perception. It humorously cautions about free offerings and social habits amid shifting incentives and the eggs ham paradox.
Oregonian hero and Boise visitors are listed among guests at the Bannock hotel. W. W. Hunt and J. Kinney of Pocatello patent a device to stop trains. J. Frank Hunt visits from Swan Lake as speaker. Birth announced for James W. Hoffman. More notes on pastors meetings, park travelers, and local business visitors.
Bill Winchell and William Winchell visit for business while D A McKenzie and M Carhart arrive from Butte and Boise for a local Eagles initiation. E C White returns from Boise after a real estate and insurance trip.
Mr. Frank Conlan of 136 Houston Street New York hails Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complaints and weak kidneys. The tonic regulates digestion purifies blood and renews vigor aiding weak and debilitated individuals. Sold with guarantee Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Pocatello and McCammon Price 6.00.
The article notes Grover Cleveland's death ending his unique status as the only living former U S president. It describes him as a conservative, steady statesman who faced the 1893 panic without sensationalism, whose policies were later vindicated by successors and Time. It contrasts him with Roosevelt and highlights opposition claims that his policies harmed trade and finances.
A Wall Street Journal quote notes that between June 1 and August 31 most US wheat fields will be harvested and only eighty cars will move eight million bushels per trip into storehouses, equating to about 666 666 bushels per hour in a twelve hour day. The claim argues this is the best path to wealth.
After 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co Pocatello and Me Jenkins Drug Co Pocatello and Me Cammon 26e.
Probate Court Bannock County Idaho orders private sale of eight lots in Block Three Hundred Fifty seven in Pocatello. Sale begins July 11 1908 at 250 North Main Street with cash terms and court confirmation. Administrator A S Manassa notes deed at purchaser expense.
A timeless testimonial long touts Allen's Foot Base as the original antiseptic powder that eases tired feet, prevents friction, and saves stocking costs. It warns against imitations while claiming 50 000 cures and worldwide use to justify brand trust and superior reputation.
Bannock county Idaho invites bids to construct a cement sidewalk in front of the courthouse on East Center Street in Pocatello. The 300 by 10 foot walk follows city grade and council specs. Bids open at 10 on July 13, 1908. bonds required. board may rese t bids.
Notice of publication for the Pocatello city government expenditure estimate for fiscal year 1905-09 adopted June 5 1908 and to be published 30 days in the SemiWeekly Pocatello Tribune. Totals show amounts for Police Streets and bridges Jail Public buildings Water Works and other departments. Signed by Mayor M Loux and City Clerk T D Gilmore Dated June 5 1908.
Levi Halford as contestant alleges Lewis E. Essler abandoned Homestead Entry 8894 in sections 23 and 26, Township 9S Range 36E, Idaho. The notice schedules appearances for July 13 1908 and a final hearing July 23 1908 before officials in Blackfoot and Pocatello. Publication ordered due to impracticable personal service.
Department of the Interior Land Office Blackfoot Idaho announces a contest against Homestead Entry No 11810 filed by Chester Walton. Walter W Taylor accused of abandonment and lack of residence or cultivation. Hearings set for July 10 1908 and July 20 1908 before Notary Fred G Caldwell Bancroft Idaho.
Nathaniel M. Eldredge of Pocatello Idaho, holder of Homestead Entry No 12393 for the SE1L4 of Section 15, Township 68 Range 34 Boise Meridian, has filed intent to make final commutation proof before the Blackfoot Idaho register and receiver on July 1 1908. Witnesses named are John A. Kane George McLeod Robert Hy Tsehinudy and H W Lockhart all of Pocatello Idaho.
Notice under the 1878 Timber Lands Act extended to Public Land States. Vira Valentine of Pocatello filed sworn statement No. 147 for portions of Section 32, Township 5S Range 35E. She will prove land value for timber before Commissioner Fred G. Caldwell on July 9, 1908 with witnesses Richard and Rebecca Douglas, Carl A. Valentine, and Nephi Walker. Adverse claimants must file by July 1908. Henry W. Klefer Register.
Rebecca Douglas of Pocatello Idaho filed sworn statement No 148 to purchase part of Section 32 and 33 in Township 5 South Range 35 E Will prove land is valuable for timber or stone not agriculture before U S Commissioner G Caldwell at Pocatello Idaho on July 9 1908 Witnesses include Carl A Valentine Vira Valentine Richard Douglas and Nephi Walker all to appear on or before July 9 1908.
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