Buick car sales boom spurs orders in Dillon
Local interest in the Buick brand spikes after M E Barry’s advertising. Orders for seven new Buick automobiles are sent from Dillon with more on the way. Buyers include Dr H A Bond, Eliel, Lauterbach, Landon, Gilbert, Wilson, Best and Johnson, with various 22 to 40 horsepower roadsters and touring cars. Beef and livestock markets show mixed trends with steers and cows priced, hogs up to 6.25, and sheep weaker.
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Archie Hyndman
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Intome
Governor Norris Signs Twenty Two Bills in Action
Governor Edwin L. Norris approves twenty two measures including tax levy amendments stock in cooperative associations and funding for legislators insurance regulation and state offices A list details bills signed ranging from appropriations for bridges and orphanage care to legalizing revised codes and establishing holidays and election related provisions
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Idaho on the Water Wagon Passes in Senate Move
Boise readers report the local option liquor bill passed the Senate last week and, by a 33 to 13 vote, cleared the House today. Governor Brady has signaled he will sign the measure. The bill would trigger a special election to determine liquor sales in the county, with 40 percent voter support required.
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High School Exhibits World Pictures for School Fund
Two hundred copies of famous world pictures cover 1400 square feet and will be shown at the high school March 3 to 6. The exhibit has toured the country and praised by newspapers. proceeds fund school picture purchases. Admission 10 or 15 cents single, or 25 or 50 cents for four evening sessions.
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Will of late J D Wood filed for probate in Salt Lake City
The will of J. D. Wood, a leading stockman and rancher killed near Salt Lake City, provisions allocate two to three million dollar estate to widow Catherine Wood with a remaining share to their two sons Francis J. Hagenbarth and Hugh C. Wood and daughter Cassandra C. Wood. If widow dies unmarried, her share reverts to the sons. Dated October 5, 1908, executors named Francis J. Hagenbarth and Hugh C. Wood, both of Spencer Idaho.
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Dixon Attacks Naval Plan for Far-Flung Yard System
Senator Dixon of Montana challenged the naval appropriation bill in the Senate arguing against spread of yards along the Atlantic and Gulf and calling for fewer great bases. He questioned a $250,000 Portsmouth foundry and pressed for clarity on repair yard needs amid a $150,000,000 deficit.
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College notes and social events at Victor and nearby towns
Special to Tripune. Miss Grace R Holmes enrolls at the Normal college. Seniors and faculty enjoy an afternoon at Mrs H H Swains with lemon tea and crepe paper crafts. Stella Stout visits Pearl Ward. Miss Busch and Miss Wall visit Dell. A field trip for primary methods class. Gertrude Nelligan leaves for Silver teaching post. farewell dinner held. Story Telling League organized Feb 19. Professor Clark speaks on Honor in Gen Ex.
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High School Notes Special to Tribue
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Government figures settle Bell vs Independent telephone stations
Government department data now place Bell system at about 4,000,000 stations and Independents at 2,150,000 in 1907 with 900,000 independents linked to Bell through sub-licenses or service arrangements. The article argues Bell is a unified national network while independents remain scattered and variably connected, boosting Bell’s apparent lead.
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Oldest Man Alcala Celebrates 139th Birthday
Guadalajara Mexico Feb 15 Jose Guadelupe Alcala is believed to be the oldest man in the world. He just celebrated his 139th birthday born in this city 48 years before Mexico became a republic and has lived in three centuries.
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Big Special Attraction at Scenic Theatre
The Scenic Theatre presents a major act this weekend with James Sullivan joining Walter Decker. Sullivan, formerly with Just Out of College Co., teams with Decker to deliver a notable vaudeville performance. The duo have enjoyed success in leading venues and are expected to attract large audiences in this city.
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Dell area beet contract drive sparks grower turnout
Farmers in the Dell region discuss labor and beet contracts with Mr Featherly and the Utah Idaho Sugar company. They plan to plant 300 to 400 acres locally with potential expansion to 1 500 acres, contingent on immediate responses and labor sourcing.
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Earthquake in Persia Destroys 60 Villages
News from Teheran reports a devastating quake in western Persia’s Luristan province destroying 60 villages. Deaths are estimated 5 000 to 6 000 with cattle losses exceeding 12 000 head. The tremor surpassed Sicily Calabria shocks last December.
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Fire at Flores theatre burns hundreds dead in Acapulo
A large blaze destroyed the Flores theatre in Acapulo last night. About three hundred people died and many were injured in the wooden structure fire. Authorities report the theater was packed when the fire broke out and the building collapsed in flames.
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Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Laxative
The Well-Informed demand a simple pleasant liquid laxative with known wholesome components. California Fig-Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna trusted by physicians for family use. Genuine product sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Nose Healing
An early 20th century ad touts Ely a Cream Balm as a pleasant aromatic treatment for nasal issues. It claims easy administration through the nostrils, gentle cleansing, and healing across the nasal surface, urging continued use until cure is complete.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Announced for Nasal Use
Proprieties offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with a spraying tube at 75 cents. The liquid form carries the medicinal properties of the old ointment and can be obtained through druggists or by mail.
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