Missionary Letter from Arthur Pendrey in Scotland
A letter from Arthur Pendrey, a young missionary in Govan Scotland, dated July 24, 1906, describes Bradford conference with over 200 elders, reunions with friends, and plans to return home. He notes fellow travelers, shared meals, and mentions future Utah-bound Pendrey relatives, plus an upcoming publication in the Colenial Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pendrey
Scotland
Londons
Pendrey
Utah
Pocatello
Thos Innes
Great Britain
Stanley Rich
William Tudge
Thos
Heber Humpherys
Sam
Bradford
Richie
Holmhead Street
Wil
Budge
Grover Rich
J. R. Pugmire
Judson Yelman
Willie
Bradford Daily Telegraph
Unclear Text: Blessings Sought From Reader Souvenir
Fragmentary notetributes a closing blessing from a sender named Arniun Penpreyr with a loving sign off lacking clear context or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arniun Penpreyr
Idaho Free Transportation Bans Under New Rate Law
Idaho railroads enforce the new rate law restricting free transportation. Newspapers with ad contracts may still get passes, but others lose passes between towns. The law targets employees and politicians, with effect starting January 1, 1907, as many Idaho residents anticipate losing annuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Oregon
Rio Grande
Pocatello Tribune
Patent Milker Inventions For Cow Labor Saving
A description of two patent milker concepts satire the dairyman's labor. One device uses a jaw mounted eccentric pump with air valves and a pulley system to move milk into a suspended bucket. A second idea combines a rump mounted electric motor with a tail dynamo, phonograph voice, and motion triggered gear to churn and separate butter, with comic hazards.
End of the World of troubles cured by Electric Bitters
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of Ridney trouble and general debility. The tonic is advertised as a sure cure for stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases headaches dizziness and weakness priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Orson Pendrey Paris and Aiter Bros Drug Co Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Orson Pendrey
Paris
Aiter Bros. Drug Co
Montpelier
Notice to Teachers for Annual Institute in Paris
Idaho law compels teachers to attend the Annual Institute in Paris from August 13 to August 24. It will be led by two educators to be announced. Attendance is required for full term unless excused for good cause, as institutes are costly but benefit schoolchildren through improved efficiency. E. S. Harr, County School Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Harr
County
Humming Bird Lode Patent Application Notice in Idaho
Notice of application for United States patent by Bear Lake Copper Mining Co of Salt Lake City through Wm. Hatfield for four lode mining claims the Marguerite Humming Bird Northern Light and Eliza in Bear Lake Mining District Bear Lake County Idaho designated as Mineral Survey No. 2008 with surveys, boundaries, and field notes filed at Blackfoot Idaho. Publication runs nine weeks from July 26 1900 in The Paris Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bear Lake
Marguerite
Eliza
the Register of the District
Blackfoot
Idaho
Gurface
Marguerite Lode
Boise
Bears
Lec
Mont
Cor
U. S. Loc
Tocor
U S
Pirae
U. S. Land Office
Blackfeet
Paris Post
Paris
Lake County
Teachers Examination Held in Paris August Dates
The message announces the teachers examination for First, Second and Third Grade County Certificates, Primary and State Certificates, and Life Diplomas to be held in Paris on August 23 24 and 25. Hart, County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lsu
Evgeeenee
Hart
Pub. Inst
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Govan Scottland
Elder Ritchie
British Isles
Abel Rich
Thomas Innes
Roy Passey
John Fields
Jarvis
Bloomington
Kearl
Laketown
Ernest Hymas
Liberty
Jesse Brough
The
United States Office
State of Ideoo
L. BR. Thomas
Register
Shepherd's the Place
Shepherd's
Bear Lake State Bank, Ltd
Shepherd
Will H. Young
A. K. Steunenberg
Gall
E. M. Pugmire
Paris Lumber Yard
Robert Price
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