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Newspaper
Blackfoot News
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
Yesterday's cablegrams report renewed Boer resistance and ongoing conflicts in South Africa and the Philippines. Meanwhile, Mrs. McKinley shows improvement, passing the danger point and recovering cheerfully as global unrest persists.
A brisk quotation stresses constant watchfulness as the price of liberty and the value of steadfast fidelity to friends, emphasizing personal responsibility in maintaining enduring relations rather than relying on others.
The excerpt notes severe heat in Chicago where people are dying and lists Idaho residents wearing winter clothing to stay comfortable, highlighting contrasting weather conditions across states.
A fragment notes a move to bring the Idaho denoceratic press into alignment with the State Central committee, warning that without it the paper may remain devoted to spellbinding rather than reform.
London dispatch reports the death of the Chinese Emperor at brigand hands and states Prince Tuan's son will ascend. A new capital is to be established at Kai-Fong-Fu.
The article lauds the university, asylum, penitentiary and normals for upholding excellence, stating their performance is a credit to the administration and that even the fiercest opposition cannot undermine it.
The text notes that the state campaign in 1902 is under a year away and hints Democrats may rely on past tactics from 1900. It uses a hyperbolic simile about eating with chopsticks to stress a point. The speaker contrasts campaign timing with political expectations.
The message asserts that honest government will outweigh accusations and protect people’s interests. It proclaims that the officer who provides protection is favored by the public, portraying the official as a trusted pillar against scheming politicians.
A maxim urges avoiding favoritism by giving salt and ice to one friend and frozen cream to another. The idea is that such acts can leave a person friendless. The text warns that a club is not the only tool to ruin a man.
General MacArthur will depart Manila on July 1 for the United States. His route takes him through the inland sea of Japan with stops at major Japanese cities. He is expected to receive a royal welcome upon reaching his native land.
A Boise organization votes to name the city ugliest man avoiding names. The piece notes the chosen face could harm business and affect street presence, while warning that such publicity may clash with candy store and soda fountain venues.
The passage argues that a sincerely run government, with open-book honesty and integrity, resists scheming politicians. It asserts that while people can be fooled occasionally, they are perceptive enough to see through denouncements and expose fraud.
The piece argues that the Democratic press in the state is neglected and underpaid and calls for backing those who will defend the press. It contends getting a friend or gang member on the party slate will remove much trouble and reflects on the press’s value to the party.
The piece recalls a tale of a painter seeking world approval by public critique. When spectators mark flaws, the work is harshly condemned. when asked to praise, it earns approval. The moral: pleasing some may upset others, and judgments reflect sources and motives of critics. News notes apply this to current office holders and the value of considering who criticizes.
The piece surveys early political movements and candidate naming as 1904 campaigns approach. It urges weighing 1902 congressional and state election results to shape 1904 issues, stressing genuine Democracy principles amid changing issues and foreign matters.
The Cuba constitutional convention votes to accept the Platt provisions, choosing liberty with strings over an empty liberty. The piece frames the choice as Cuba facing a trap similar to a traveler offered tea or coffee at a frontier hotel.
The sale of state bonds totaling 15000 dollars to run twenty years at four percent occurred at Boise Monday at noon. Isaac Sherrill of Poughkeepsie New York won the issue at a premium of 10865 dollars. The bonds fund university and Normal and Academy improvements at Idaho institutions.
Old Folks Day will be held at Riverside on Wednesday June 26 901 with representation from Riverside Blackfoot Rich Moreland and Tilden. Invitations go to residents aged 45 and over. The stake committee has met and arranged activities for a good time. Committee members listed: ft li Bybee T W Lee Henry Boyce Jos Simpey Parsley Davis R H Fre Jos Richardson.
The passage reflects on how close friends can remain tight but distractions from each other’s friends strain bonds. It suggests this pull is a common facet of human behavior across cultures and regions, noting universal tendencies in loyalty and distraction.
Travel via Salt Lake City and Denver on the Rio Grande Western line with connections to Denver and Colorado Midland. Three through trans continental trains daily with Pullman Palace cars free reclining chair cars observation dining service to Chicago and St Louis. Send for folder from W C McBride Butte or Geo W Heintz Salt Lake City.
Photograph and picture frames in all styles and sizes made to order on short notice. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and select style of frame. Desimeal, M. A. Marshall, Photograph Gallery, Bridge Street.
A mixed list of special rates and sale dates for trips to multiple annual and triennial meetings across the United States, including St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Cincinnati Detroit and Denver. Tickets go on sale late May and early June with return-limit extensions and varying round trip prices.
An advertisement claims Krause's Headache Capsule prevents a morning headache if taken before bed. It promises a cool clear head within about half an hour and lists a 25 cent price, sold by Seow & Co.
The piece argues that the worth of the common man and the dignity of labor redefine medieval servitude into modern service. It critiques captains of industry and wealth for lacking practical training and failing to elevate capable workers, highlighting a tension between aristocratic aims and practical labor.
The season climax pits Federal One Holders against Seekers of Office on the politics diamond in Idaho. Geo Verraplt leads the tinns and Eagleson of Boise captain the outs as the outcome of the prewar political contest hinges on this championship game.
If the stomach works actively food is transformed into nourishing blood, furnishing vigor and warmth. Herb ine gives tone to the stomach and promotes digestion and assimilation. Price fifty cents at Scott and Co.
Many women suffer poor digestion becoming pale and weak. Take HEM BINE after meals to aid digestion. Price fifty cents at Scott and Co. Announcement adds a Great Show with Sea Lions and Seals on June 20 at Blackfoot.
If you are troubled by piles do not neglect them Begin treatment at once with Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Relief is immediate and cure infallible Price 50 cents per bottle Babes 75 cents at Scott Co.
160 acre enclosed hay ranch with dwelling and buildings and water right for sale at a bargain. A snap for ranchers or cattlemen. Apply to or address News Office.
Albert Heller of 1114 Parnham St Omaha testifies he tried many headache remedies before Kiuse’s Headache Capsules, stating it helped him greatly. He notes others share the results. Price 25e. Sold by Scott & Co.
If you want a Farm Loan write Lind say and Company Idaho Falls or see O F Smith Blackfoot for details and assistance.
Late.-Second-hand buggies and harness for particulars apply to W. A. Woopin.
M. A Marshall opens a photo gallery on Uridwe Street opposite the harness and saddlery shop. The shop is ready for business and displays sample work in the latest styles.
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