Heyburn Happenings including hay sale and band event
In Heyburn on Wednesday Smith Bros received a carload of hay selling for 18 per ton amid ongoing netting and packing delays. A Heyburn baseball team is organized. The Heyburn band plans an April 20 entertainment and dance for the band's benefit. Baby daughter of Dr and Mrs Killen dies after operation in Chicago.
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Smith Bros
Heyburn
Heyburn Band Boys
Aad
Clear Lake Notes From Geo Lamb and Local Farmers
Geo M Lamb went to Ogden on business while J W Briggs prepared ground for wheat and plans to sow orchard in wheat this year. Spring is here fields green and alfalfa inch high. T W Snodgrass and wife drive cattle toward summer range. Nelson Chriswell’s wife gave birth to a baby girl. Frank Crandall and others fished Sunday with poor luck. Sim Wilson saved his tent from a tumble when his horse bolted last Friday.
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J. W. Briggs
Sim Wilson
Clear Lake
Fragmented Local News and Social Notes
Local items recount a horse mishap that nearly toppled a team, youth arrests for sheep theft and a judge’s admonition, a festive party for Miss Kathleen Winslow, Easter services at a Baptist church, and a medical testimonial praising Dr King’s New Discovery for lung issues. Additional notes mention a Hailey visit, land listings in Hagerman, and an advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica S a l v e.
Methodist Church Sermon and Easter Program Details
The Methodist Church announces an 11 a.m. sermon on the Resurrection with Sunday school at noon. An 8 p.m. Missionary Easter program follows for the Sunday school and choir, featuring special anthems in both morning and evening services. You are invited to worship.
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The
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
R. J. McMahon
Hagerman State Bank Report of Financial Condition 1906
Official publication of the Hagerman State Bank in Idaho showing resources and liabilities as of April 1906. Cash on hand funds due from banks and deposits including certificates and cheques listed with totals. capital stock undivided profits and named directors attest to authenticity.
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Hagerman
State of Idaho
Sismmo
Cepital
Pad Tii
Ns Ie
Idaho
Lincoln
P. B. Duswalt
The Moon Inhabited and Other Odd Claims
The piece argues the moon may have an atmosphere enabling some life but not humans, then shifts to a medicinal pitch for Electric Bitters, claiming cures for headaches biliousness malaria chills fever jaundice dyspepsia dizziness torpid liver kidney complaints debility and female weaknesses with a full guarantee.
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W. H. Baugh
A Daily Thought on Fate and Providence
A Daily Thought urges resisting fate by examining one’s own negligence and correcting course rather than relying on providence or external luck. It emphasizes personal responsibility and prudent self assessment.
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Journal of Cuerances
Heyburn Wots
Miss McQuestion
Iowa
Mes
F M. Snyder
V. R. Rillen
PF. L. Park
Salt Lake
Arval Smith
Nampa
Minidoka Dam
C. Newton
J.C. Early
Phillipines
Civil Service
Mr. Early
Spokane
Seattle
W. H Barker
Geo. M. Lamb
Ogden
T. W. Snodgrass
Possible
Orn
Nelson Chriswell
Frank Crandall
Frank
Sim
Tony
Kathleen Winslow
J. W. Williams
Bac
Dr. King
W. van Torvs
Hailey
Geo. D. Saviers
Boise
Idaho Division
Vincent
Journal
Telephone of Garden
Timothy Hay
Charles Guston
Devil's Island
Bucklen
Napier
W. Baugh
W. van Jorns Hagerman
Hagerman State Bank
EM. Bell
P. Jonxson
W. van Jons
Notary Public
E. Dusavtr
Saeby Stockgrowers’ Mer. Co
Collass
the Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
Chas.eby, SR
Elizabeth, Ill
Baugh’s Drug Store
Shoshone, Idaho