Idaho News Roundup From Caldwell November Court Opens
The Caldwell district court opened on the 26th with 65 civil cases and 10 criminal cases listed. A sugar factor plan for Burievs is unsettled, and an electric line project from Nautoa to Caldwell is set to begin this week. Fred Dubois departs for Washington to join the National Democratic league. A Twin Falls club sent 11 boxes of apples to the Horseta Children's Home. A university band from Idaho won a $350 prize at the Spokane show. Lewiston’s military band took second. William Nicholson, formerly of Logan, Utah, died by suicide in Soda Springs due to financial worries.
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United States
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Horseta
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Universalis
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Nautoa
Pushett
William Nicholson
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Soda
Fire destroys home. multiple stories of damage and arrest
A home north of Eurie was destroyed by fire last week and a nearby neighbor saw the blaze. Defective wiring is blamed for a power line fire at a plant, injuring a man. Police report an officer seeks information on unlicensed activity and a reward is offered. Citizens gathered for local events and a train line dispute inspired a regional association formation.
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Supreme Court Backs Trust Rulings on Monopolies
President discusses trust law and major court decisions. May Supreme Court rulings on Standard Oil and American Tobacco set precedent on restraint of trade and monopoly prevention, outlining lawful competition aims and penalties for violations across interstate commerce.
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Debates on Antitrust Measures and Federal Oversight
Discussion outlines proposed approaches to suppress price fixing and monopoly power. It argues for federal authority over trusts while preserving state regulation and urges careful plan to avoid harming small businesses and consumer pricing.
Unclear Text Fragments on Wet Fire Hem Lobe De Pp Weeding
Fragmentary OCR reads as located notes mentioning a wet fire Hem lobe de pp and MTR with unclear references. No coherent events, dates, or identities are deducible from available readable text.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Quick Relief for Backache
An advertisement urges early use of Dean's Kidney Pills for urinary issues and backache. John L. Perry of Columbus Texan reports recovery from Bright's disease symptoms and dropsy after use, claiming the product saved his life.
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Buffsio
No Insomnia Here Says Wealthy Wife
A humorous exchange about security alarms. Mrs Exsataide asks if wealth makes her fear burglars, while Mrs McSwimm jokes she is untroubled by a 5 alarm clock that rings every half hour. The chat recalls John’s pine contract and his past as a Philadelphia policeman.
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Itinerant Scribe Harry Poone in San Antonia Tex
A garbled Chronicle item recalls itinerant scribe Harry Poone meeting Mr Boone and others days ago. The piece sketches mistaken introductions and a comic exchange, noting reminiscences of a Daniel Boone link and a mistaken fate.
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Daniel Mart
Crack
Feen Chronicle
Faith and Work Illusion in a Bay State Coffin Tale
A garbled account links faith and works in health claims about Postum coffee. The text describes relief from indigestion and headaches allegedly tied to coffee and its alleged health benefits, citing a testimonial with dubious medical endorsement and references to a postal letter system.
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Postut Co
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Wallville
Marriage is Different From Lottery Says Candid Writer
A columnist argues marriage differs from a lottery by noting the partner who wins the household fortune often ends up with nothing. The piece satirically contrasts the prospect of gain with the realities of shared life.
Governors remarks on state nicknames and public talk
A garbled transcript shows a governor in Maine discussing state nicknames such as Hoosiers Tar Heels and Michiganders While a child asks about a temple area the scene shifts to Atlanta a court where a judge is called the reprobate The piece also includes jumbled clues from a National Monthly and a 19th century periodical reflecting quirky dialogue and transient quotes
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