Idaho News Bits From The West Coast States
Idaho reports on July 21 celebrations at Shoshone Falls and a growing prosperity in the northern region. Notes include postal savings deposits planned for St Anthony and Welser, a fatal horse accident near Mountain Home, and early details on industry, rail, and farm yields across the state.
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Boise
Idaho
St” Anthony
Welser
Thiéven
Et Buhl
Deposttarsta
of Commerce
Wallace
Ita
Washington
Argy
Canada
Rich
Jacob Schlectes
Ountain
Bell
Yast
State Pure “Food Commission
Wallis
Idaho Nurserymen’s Association
St Emmett
Orégon
Richfield
High Prairie
Denvercyia Laramie
Montpelier
Bartel
American Falls
Abe; Shaw
Cambridge
Ted
R Lamays
Oregon
Gooding
Billy Brown
Salt Lake
Uort
Dan Miller
Barberton
Arrow Rock
Gooseneck
Talis
Bern
Noor
Emmett
Payatte
Murphy
Open Air Party Cards and Games Spark Humorous Bets
An evening gathering features hostess cards with playful verse prompts requesting guests to answer riddles jokes and tales. The piece also notes summer open houses picnics beach parties and fashionable picnic hampers while describing a humor filled contest of naming future wives for men and a patriotic history party for children.
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Bridget
Betty
Sally
Marie
Peggy
Bélle
Carrie
Grace
Hattie
Flora
Justine
Mamie
Octavia
Caroline
Sophy
Stella
Patience
Netty
Meta
Amy
Toilet Helps and fragrant remedies for travelers
A fragment describes cleansing cream to remove grime and dust, scented waters to refresh after the bath, and smelling salts for weary travelers. It mentions a head relief cream and oxide as aiding products for women on journeys.
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Eau Dé Sologne
Odd Fashion Notes and Embroidered Accessories Abroad
The article describes afternoon wear with worn sashes, blind embroidery, and English eyeset as favored for white waists. New parasols feature ostrich feather edges and large ribbon bows. Cotton gowns show preference for colored embroideries in pink, rose, blue, lavender and yellow.
Reciproc ity Bill Survives Senate Scrutiny Unscathed
The Canadian reciprocity bill passed a tense Senate session with most amendments to boost free admission of Canadian manufactured articles defeated. Senator Cummins led the failed attempts, while Simmons and Cumming offered broader import increases. Bailey proposed a 25 percent duty on raw wool with a farmers free list revision to follow.
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Washington
Senate
Cumming
Iowa
Simmons
North Carolina
Cur Cum- Teee
Saltee Thongh
Lafollette
Drought Harms Wheat Oats and Hay Crops in June
Washington reports drought caused severe crop losses in June with yields below last year and the five year average. Professor N C Murray, acting chief of the crop reporting board, cites feedstuffs oats and hay as hardest hit with hay under two thirds of normal and oats likely more than 25 percent below the five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N. C. Murray
Department of A Triento Sericulture
Mur-ray
Storm on Japan Coast Details Reach Seattle
Seattle reports the great storm on the Japanese coast on June 20 as the Kumeric brings details of ships lost and damage along the coast. Water rose five feet at Osaka port. Nagoya breakwater was demolished and twenty four vessels wrecked. About seventy ships were damaged between Yokohichi and Nagoya.
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Seattle
Wash
Kumeric
Orient
Cport
Osakan
Nagoya
Yokoichi
Hundred Killed In Wreck Shocks Bridgeport City
The Portland express on the New Haven road plunged from a 30 foot concrete viaduct at Fairfield avenue and State street in Bridgeport at 4 am Tuesday. The disaster left about 100 dead and many injured as the entire train fell into the street below according to early reports.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Europe
Balkans
Nicholas
Montenegro
London Times
Great Britain
Japan
Havana
New York
Ocotan
Mexico
Benito
Juarez
Diaz Brothers
Felix Diaz Dpp
King George
Queen Mary
Kingstown
Aberdeen
Enmio Vasquez Gomez
Francisco J. Madero
Beerkouss
Hungary
Idea Castra
Castiletas
Gojira
Dick Johnson
DY Hugh
MacIntosh
Bridgeport
Portland Express
New
Haven-road
Fairfield Avenue
State_street
Earls Seaports
Heat Trains Wreck On Warm Springs Line At Dalles
A southbound passenger train derailed after rails warped by heat on the Oregon trunk road near The Dalles. One storekeeper at Warm Springs Indian School Louis Rising was killed and his wife possibly fatally hurt. About twenty others injured as the caboose left the track and slid down a forty foot embankment. A day coach toppled onto the engine.
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Dalles
Oregon ‘Trunk Road
Louis Rising
Warm Springs
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Kanasas Citys
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Jone
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J.B. Baldwin
Mint
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George King
Join Fields
Felix Jackson
Fields
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Great Western Sugar Company
W. B.manning
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Port
International “Missionary Convention
the Christian Church
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Biddeford
James Petit
Peavey Grain Company
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Arthur W. Dixon
Transfer
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Ethel “Barrymore
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American Federation of Labor
Los Angeles Times
Senate Special Committee
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Kiley
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