Idaho News Clippings Reflect State Developments and Incidents
Idaho Falls shipped a carload of new wool last week. Hailey sold land at auction realizing 218,000. Pocatello council approved paying blocks with bitulithic bids. A Soldier resident sent to Blackfoot asylum. The Idaho Falls river reached record heights. June 15 celebrated as a legal holiday by proclamation. Inter Mountain Fair preparations proceed for Boise in October. Payette Valley plans a street fair and horticultural exhibit after September 15. A clerk shot himself in Pocatello. car and bridge accidents injure Boise residents. High desert land buys near Idaho Falls convert to wheat farms. Polo injuries affect Boise youths. Boise valley water rights work continues. Grocers to cover displays to avoid dirt exposure. Homestead law inquiries flood the Boise land office. Idaho Retail Merchants organized at Pocatello. Road authority questions referred to attorney general. Marry Wilson, Shoshone falls jumper, dies in Boise hospital.
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Happenings That Are Making History
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Big convention moves and political shifts across the West
Boise hosts the fourth annual Good Roads convention while Logan leaders name John A. Hendrickson as president. The national conference of charities votes Seattle for its next meeting and policy shifts aim to curb Pacific immigration with the Panama Canal opening.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief
Mrs John Robinson of Modesto California testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back pain swelling ankles and dizziness after she was nearly helpless She praises the remedy and urges others to remember the name Doan's widely sold at 60 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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The Kind He Wanted and a Marriage Proposal
The text presents a dialogue about belief in the Jonah and the Whale story. Grace Saintly-Way affirms belief and is asked to be married by Chally-Gayburcé in a conversational fragment that hints at an engagement.
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Eczema Relief Promises Gilbert’s Healed Face
Mrs H Albrecht of West Point Nebraska testifies that after weeks of eczema on her three year old son Gilbert, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition within four weeks. She notes improved hair growth and urges others to try the remedies, offering free samples from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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No Frosts There Foote Lighte It Florida Frost Claim
Fragmentary note claims Florida is the only U S region never to experience frost. The passage mentions Mins fide Byettess Tap and a traveling theatrical company, with unclear context or details.
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United States
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement fragment touts Murine Eye Remedy for red watery irritated eyes and gritty eyelids. The copy hints at marketing claims and references Chicago as a source, alongside other era testimonials and product pitches.
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Nightmares and Confession From a Robbery Talk
A Chicago Record passage shows a character waking from a dream and accusing another of robbery. The dialogue includes phrases like Robber and Kill him as the suspect denies guilt and contemplates confession with forgiveness offered by a benevolent speaker. The scene blends dream logic with coercive interrogation.
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Girl, Eight, Breaks Brick With Father’s Watch
An eight-year-old girl, learning to report misdeeds promptly, tearfully tells her mother she broke a brick in the fireplace. The parent responds that it isn’t beyond remedy, noting the child pounded it with her father’s watch.
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Jones reports deliberate hatrack attack on his forehead
In a quip from Youth's Companion cited by His Folly Jones says he was struck by a hatrack on purpose, noting a bruised and swollen forehead after coming down town. Briggs asks if it was an accident and Jones insists the hatrack attacked him deliberately.
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Window Disturbance By Supposed Suffragettes Reported
A Coutier Journal fragment describes a policeman questioning a witness about several hours of window throwing by suffragette figures. The exchange notes the mischief amuses a girl and skepticism that the stones will hit the window.
Henry and Richard Cake Dispute Plucks a Mother's Question
A Philadelphia mother asks why Henry weeps for his brother Richard. Henry replies that Richard cries because Henry is eating cake and will not share. Mother inquires if Richard’s cake is finished. Henry confirms and says Richard cried during his own cake.
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Harper’s Magazine
Second Nature Car Joke Reveals Hidden Habit
A visiting woman asks why someone looks under the bed at night. The reply: since the husband took up motoring, he has crawled underneath, revealing a humorous domestic habit.
Modest Schoolmistress Blushes at Remarkable Dusting Incident
A refined schoolmistress is startled when a scholar sneaks up and dusts her cheek with a brush. She blinks, reddens, and quips that the sensation felt like a man’s moustache. The moment blends humor with schoolyard mischief.
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Sudden death sparks harsh talk about a neighbor’s family
A neighbor’s sudden death provokes harsh remarks from men about the helpless family left behind. Uncle Jared laments that none of the boys possess the ability to fill his father’s shoes.
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Bates and suffragette wife oppose bid in politics
Fragmentary Life magazine note mentions Bates running for office and his wife described as a suffragette who felt compelled to vote against him. The text is unclear on dates or places but indicates a political contest and gender rights context.
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Bates
Judge Probes Charge Against Prisoner in Hold Up Case
Police testify the prisoner allegedly held up a person and knocked him down. The court questions the precise charge as proceedings continue.
Man as Architect of Fortune Cites Plans and Site
Witty aphorism compares fortune to building a life where many draft plans but few secure a real site, implying only decisive action turns ideas into outcomes. The quote emphasizes initiative, perseverance, and choosing concrete steps over mere contemplation.
Nominated left Williams recalls private Allen tale at length
Senator John Sharp Williams quotes private John Allen as abandoning political aims to focus on Tupelo personal affairs. He recounts a brief nominating scene where Allen praised a friend, calling him an old Confederate comrade. The piece shifts to Salt Lake City noting Gideon Snyder’s takeover of the Sanitarium with major improvements and several pools and baths attracting visitors.
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Washington Star
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Congress
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Omission at xaillionaire Banquet
The host checks for reporters before summoning guests at a xaillionaire banquet. A tense exchange with the butler leaves the host assuring no reporters are present as the event proceeds.
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What is this domestic science about hash and croquettes
An engaged girl asks about domestic science and a veteran friend from the Pittsburg Post explains it as turning left over meat into hash and using hash to make croquettes.
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