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Newspaper
Blackfoot News
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
New York City faces a surge as about 125 million dollars in interest and dividends will be paid on July 1. Bank tellers and dividend clerks will be busy for ten days, with railroads and corporations sending payments to international holders.
The author contrasts US official oaths to the Philippines where officers must obey superior orders regardless of the constitution. The piece argues this creates unchecked presidential power, with laws by decree and courts enforcing the ruler's will, calling it despotism and the Beveridge ideal of rule by a single person.
The Oregonian reports S. Kinsman has bought 25 000 horses from eastern Oregon ranges. With the river fallen, the Linnton abattoir will start slaughtering soon and operate continuously to process the entire stock for export. The horses, unworked and in prime condition, will be sold as beef at high quality prices.
A sequence cloudburst in West Virginia on Saturday obliterated a town of 2000 residents. Reports estimate up to 500 million dollars in property loss and 24 to 30 miles of railroad track washed away, with life losses feared.
The Taft commission decides that the U.S. constitution need not extend to the Philippines and that judges there are not required to take an oath to support a non existent constitution, after commission discussions.
A proposal calls extending the president’s term to six years while barring a subsequent run for office. Advocates argue the plan would end third term discussions and stabilize governance, though critics warn it could entrench power.
The Cleveland convention highlights how credit worthiness extends beyond business to private life. Credit men assess assets and character, exposing hidden flaws. A New York divorce case shows a merchant ruined after private indiscretions came to light, proving that a clean life supports financial trust.
A short opinion piece questions why Theodore Roosevelt is not speaking for himself after the 1900 Philadelphia Convention and the departure of McKinley, noting others have been projected but Teddy remains unheard and calling for him to be engaged again.
The piece argues Justice Fuller could be a strong clean candidate for the 1904 Democratic ticket, with widespread interest from Maine to Texas. It notes it is premature to name presidential contenders and suggests awaiting clearer signals before judging candidates.
A witty remark notes a woman who avoids speaking ill of another, keeping her tongue in check except for a single month when she speaks up. The line plays on vanity and restraint, illustrating social delicacy in hushed exchange.
The piece notes the constitution’s stance contrasting with flag symbolism and July heat. It claims Mr. Bryn rushed to sever ties with the Third Party Movement as a prudent act amid evolving political signals.
Chas M Webster of Montana, whose term as revenue collector for Montana Idaho and Utah recently expired, is appointed Collector of Customs for Montana and Idaho.
Blackfoot to Buffalo and return via Standard lines price 266.00. Via Differential lines 64.50. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays monthly June to October inclusive limited to ten days each direction final limit 30 days from date of sale.
The annual teachers institute for Jingham county begins Monday August 5 at Blick Iyot and will continue about three weeks. County superintendent Miss Scott has engaged a strong corps of instructors. The law requires county teachers to attend or forfeit certificates. Full attendance is urged for obedience and benefits.
The favored eastbound route runs via Salt Lake City and Denver on the Rio Grande Western with connections to Denver & Rio Grande or Colorado Midland. Describes daily transcontinental trains with Pullman Palace and tourist sleepers to Chicago and St Louis, free reclining chairs, observation cars, and dining service. Send for folder from W. Colgate Meitrie and Geo W Heintz, general passenger agent, 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 desired. M. A. Marshale, Photograph Gallery, Bridge Su'er.
Three groups publish travel deals with varying return limits and rates. Grim Lodge in Milwaukee offers a July 20 return to $48.30. Baptist Young People's Union in Chicago quotes a $46.00 return with August 31 extension. Knight Templar Explorers in Louisville lists a $50.00 return, Aug 22 23 to Sept 16, plus a Detroit trip at $54.70 with July 3 4 sales and July 7 return option.
Citizens respond to assurances of better government from Tianhe Democrats. The public values honesty and steady leadership, while political factions may shift briefly but will realign to favor the right course.
An old advertisement promotes Heroine as a remedy that tones the stomach and promotes digestion and assimilation. It claims the stomach transforms food into blood and sustains vigor and warmth throughout the body. Price not clearly stated, cents at Scott & Co.
Dr Hicks warns of rare astronomical alignment and strange skies. He predicts unsettled weather from the third to the sixth of the month with conditions difficult to forecast.
An old advertisement touts Kreuse's Headache Capsule as a cure for morning headaches. It claims one capsule before bed will leave you cool and clear within about half an hour, priced at 25 cents and sold by Scott de Ca.
Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound is described as a celery extract with other ingredients to calm nerves and induce sleep. Sold by Scott & Co as a nerve medicine with prompt soothing curative effects.
A fragment reflects on the Supreme Court as the world’s largest court and questions whether its decisions satisfy all, noting division in how rulings are received and interpreted.
The Insurance Press reports a surge in life and accident payouts with $274 million paid to policyholders in the United States last year. New York City alone received about $25 million.
Many women fail to digest their food and grow pale and weak as skin loses brightness. Remedy by taking Her Bine after each meal to digest what is eaten. Price 50 cents at Scott & Co.
The new century has been full of disasters with moods, cyclones, cloud bursts and other disturbances following rapidly. It notes a remarkable tally of loss of life and property damage across these events.
The Great Hastern Shows bring a large menagerie and trained horses to Blackfoot for a one day event on Monday July 8. A grand street promenade is planned and the troupe promises top arena artists from around the world.
A vintage advertises Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles with urgent warnings against neglect. It claims immediate relief and infallible cure, pricing 50 cents per bottle and 76 cents at Scott & Co's Lubes.
Smith Utseh Heep Wan was fined $100 by Jadweteh at the MakI term of court for resisting inspection of its force when driven into this state.
A 160 acre enclosed hay ranch with dwelling and buildings offered for sale as a bargain. Includes water right and suitable for sheep or cattle men. Apply at the News Office for details.
A silent critique notes that patriotism is bought, enabling many to draw high salaries in colonial possessions and suggesting profit under the banner of national virtue.
A farm loan notice directs readers to Lind Say & Co in Idaho Falls for loan inquiries and to see O. F. Smith in Blickfoot for further assistance.
A fresh batch of calling cards arrived at the News office and were sorted by staff. The cards feature standard local business branding and contact details.
Albert Heller of 1114 Para ham St Omala testifies that Krause's Headache Capsules have relieved his headaches after trying many remedies. He states others who have used them feel likewise. Price 25c. Sold by Scott & Co.
M A Marshall opens a new photo gallery on Bridge Street opposite the Linpness and Saddlery Shop and invites inspections of samples and work. All photos displayed in the best and latest styles.
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