Boise News Briefs Cover Crimes Politics and Industry
A Boise man fined fifty dollars for disorderly conduct. county votes on a joinl option in Lemhi county. Projects include a Snake River ferry near Weiser, a new plant at Preston by Idaho and Utah Electric, and road progress to Arrow Rock. Police and court actions touch W. D. Garlock, a murder verdict in Wallace, and other Idaho events amid winter shutdowns and ostrich farming ventures.
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Boise
Decemer
Hear ‘Fusure
Horseshoe’ “Bend
Ang-in-the-Henry
Idaho
Utah
Pleotric ‘Company
Preston
Arrow Rock
Payette
Dave Tangore
W. D. Garlock
Lan
Twin Falls
Frank P. Fox
Stewart
California
Africa
American Xpress Company
Shoshone
Zanger
Emil Grandjean
Boise +National Forest
R. H. Schaufelberger
Sand & Gravel ‘Company
James A. Wayne
Tate Bank of Commerce
Sisted
Northwest
Spokane
Dry Farm Congress
Colorado
End of Old Garden Foreign Officers to Compete in Show
New Yorks twenty seventh annual horse show opens November 18 at Madison Square Garden marking the venue's final edition. The National Horse-Show of America aims for a glorious farewell with 162 classes and prizes totaling 40000 dollars. Notable entrants include Lieut C I Walwyn Royal Horse Artillery and Lord Decies, with cups donated by Alfred Vanderbilt J W Harriman and others.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
of—America
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. W. Harriman
Robert A. Fair
Bethal
Fréderick M. Davies
Lieut
C. I. Walwyn
Royal Horse Artillery
England
Adam Beck
Toronto
Lord Decies
Vivian Gould
Prisoner in New York Stolen Clothes Theft Caper
John Dougherty spotted a suspect wearing his stolen suit at the corner of Twenty third Street and Second Avenue. Edward Margh, an aviator of Mills Notes No 3, claimed the clothes were his and that he grew too large in two weeks. Dougherty kept the outfit and demanded return. Margh was jailed on larceny charges after arraignment.
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New York
John Dougherty
Fifth Street
Twentieth Street
Second Avenue
Dougherty
Houge
Edward Margh
Mills Notes
Burk
Marah
Waa
Morocco Could Become Major Cotton Producer Says Mannesmann
An article from a German textile journal cites Alfred Mannesmann of the Mannesmann brothers noting Morocco may become a leading cotton region. He describes ancient plantations near Tarudant and an irrigation system, arguing the climate and even temperate work conditions favor large scale cultivation under European management.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Morocco
Alfred Mannesmann
Herr-Mannesmann
Mannesmann Brothers
Herr Mannesmann
Sus
Edris
Edds
Herr Manndésmann
Best for Fattening Chickens Advice from Agriculture
The department of agriculture prescribes milk or beef broth three times daily to fatten chickens. It estimates a gain cost of 9.09 cents per pound for feed and labor on a large flock, with the fee for successful treatment described. The Bureau of Animal Industry issues a bulletin with data on feeding 100000 birds.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Government Orders Exclusive Use of Philippine Lumber
Major Shields announced plans to build a 4 million board foot lumber yard to supply the government with seasoned native timber. The yard will be near the Quartermaster’s reservation and will store timber from internal sources until ready for use, reducing reliance on imports.
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Manila
Palippine
Buréau of Supply
Major Shields
Bureau of Supply
Siand
Ter
Wort
Drunken Sparrows Disrupt City Health Office Scene
A comic report describes two sparrows feasting on a grasshopper outside a city physician’s office. The birds allegedly consumed alcohol, then argued noisily for minutes before staggering off on unsteady wings.
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Birda
Be‘ore
Des
City ‘Health Department
James—Morgah
English
Hidden Love Confession Ends with Mother’s Entrance
Arbuthnot Witheredge finds Genevieve Grandilot alone and declares love asking to be hers. Genevieve responds with mixed feelings as she contemplates being alone with him. Their exchange ends abruptly when Genevieve’s mother appears, interrupting the moment.
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Arbuthnot Witheredge
Génevieve
Arbuthnot
Benevieve Grandilot
Unconventional Exchanges Highlight Hotel Visit And Quips
A series of humorous exchanges unfolds at a hotel as guests comment on life choices and manners. Visitors critique the establishment while joking about toothaches and staying durations, revealing social dynamics and quirks of the era.
Cigar Bets Amidstream Banter Between Clergy and Youth
A light exchange unfolds as a young man asks about drinking. the elder replies not during business hours and hints at accepting a cigar instead. The dialogue captures a wary civility between generations in a quiet moment.
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Dryasdust
A Generous Interpretation in Dialogue
A young woman notes the man talks about himself constantly. Miss Cayenne argues it keeps him from probing others and shows he desires your good opinion.
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Miss Cayenne
Fragmented OCR Text About Ocean Bathing and Haste
A garbled dialogue fragment references bathing in the ocean and a miscalculation. Names like Mrs Bilkine and shorey hess mel appear broken. the passage hints at opinions on men and plans but remains unclear and incomplete.
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Bilkins
Bilkine
The Safe Risk Claimant Denied by Insurer
A man deemed a dangerous risk is rejected for life insurance after the company's doctor confirms no dangerous occupation. When asked about sports or driving fast, he cites sedentary office work and walking as his mode of travel, leading to the verdict that a pedestrian has no chance as a risk.
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Ian
Barry
Lost Hope as Family Struggles Hit Home
A brief dialogue depicts a man recounting hardship after his wife loses her job, leaving them without a comfortable home. The exchange highlights a snap of poverty and resilience in a local setting.
Financing With Care and a Pittsburg Woman's Check
A humorous clipping from Popular Magazine argues against the claim women are careless with money. It notes a Pittsburg woman asked her bank to stop payment on a yesterday check that burned in an accident, illustrating the stereotype’s absurdity.
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Shoemakers
Washington
Pittsburg
Populer Magazine
Surprise for Swagger in a Turquoise Ring
In a wager set by Swagger, Bangs and Swagger debate ring pronunciation. The jeweler weighs the stone and declares the correct pronunciation is glass, clarifying the word turkwoise turkese and settling the bet with a humorous twist.
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Swagger
Bangs
Whitte Surprises In Quirky Railcar Exchange
The fragment shows a public railcar conversation with a passenger asking for a bath, a conductor offering a lower berth, a polite seat exchange, a donor apologizing for a mislaid Mexican dollar, and a neighbor commenting on falling leaves.
Idle Time Sparks Joy in Working Men
A retro quip collection shows a worker preferring labor over leisure. One line laments the dullness of idleness while another asserts satisfaction from daily tasks and the sense of purpose work provides. The tone echoes classic press humor about labor and contentment.
Fragmented OCR aria discusses voting and affiliation
A muddled OCR fragment mentions inquiry about a husband and party affiliation, with scattered phrases about voting lists and a place called The Balkana. The dialogue suggests confusion over political alignment and home questions amid garbled text.
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