Idaho state news snapshot from New Plymouth to Boise council
Idaho items report population changes in Caldwell and Meridian building booms in Twin Falls and Malad City rail plans near Malad. a high voltage accident in Lewiston. a boiler of beets contract near Blackfoot. several deaths from accidents and fires. mayoral races in Belleville and other towns with close results. a new townsite Murley near Twin Falls. and a sugar beet crop outlook with larger acreage.
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Tite
Welsers
Leneth
A.B
Morrell
Idaho City
Widlowm
Weber
Wanre Mahins
Twin Pelle
Boise Elty
Eity
Idaho
Portland
Kootenai County
Supreme Court
Avery Carpenter
Weinerle
John Noble
Mounted Home
Malad Valley
Garland Apur
Malad
Fred Justice
Electtric Light Company
Lewiston
Meridian
Thure
Palicy
Nampa
Lee Marsh
Muroing
Mullan Ho
Sugar Company
Blackfowt
Expect Great Battle in War News from Naval Circles
Enthusiasm rises among military and naval circles over a potential sea clash that could alter the war’s course. Liberal press in St. Petersburg ponder gains if the fleet reaches the China Sea while Chauvinist, Gen, and Nova Vremya praise Admiral Florest voneky for guiding the squadron safely through. The Bourne Gazette and Bourse Gazette note British alarm and insurance spikes as Russian ships appear off Singapore, signaling Japan’s potential supremacy could shift with naval outcomes.
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Ebho
Bt Petersburg
Chauviniide Orgens
Florest
Voneky
China Sea
Nova Vremya
Bourne Gazette
Singapore
Ariting
Japan
Bourse Gazette
President Killing Wolves On Roosevelt Camp Hunt
Frederick special reports President Roosevelt led a hunting party at Camp Roosevelt eighteen miles southeast of Frederick. A gray wolf was sighted and pursued by riders and hounds, tackled by multiple dogs, and dispatched without hunters’ aid. Two more wolves died similarly as the sun neared midday. The president consistently led the procession.
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Frederick
Camp Roosevelt
Here
Roosevelt
Deter
Bown
Horner
Penny
Iriders
Fleet at Anchor Near Singapore Heads to Saigon
The latest naval news reports Rear Admiral Enquist’s Russian squadron near Singapore after passing the area on Saturday. On Sunday the Gregory Apear sighted the fleet twenty miles northeast of Manki in the Anambas group. Reports also indicate four warships, likely Japanese, at Cape St. James near Saigon on April 7.
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Enquist
Singapore
Gregory Apear
Manki
Anambas Group
Cape St. James
Saigon
Japanese Miners Deported From Browneville
All Japanese miners at Browneville, a mining town near Maryvale, California, were summarily expelled after white residents complained. A committee demanded their immediate departure and they left the dumps project at the mines.
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Browneville
Maryavale
Cal
Garfield in After the Standard Oil Crowd
James HR Gaffeld commissioner of the bureau of corporations travels to Topeka Kansas to begin the investigation of the Standard Oil Company. L P Caswell and Luther Conant, agents of the bureau, will assist in the inquiry. The Campbell resolution calls for an inquiry into relative prices between crude oil and refined product in the Kansas field.
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James HR. .Gaffeld
Bureau of Corporations
Toeka
Kanena
Standart O Company
L. P. Caswell
Luther Conant
Burea
Campbell
Kansas
Law Breakers Free in Cripple Creek Deportation Case
District Attorney Clarence Hamlin nolled the cases against Nelson Franklin and forty six prominent Cripple Creek citizens charged with deportation of certain persons on August 20 and earlier and with looting union stores. He said the prosecutions cost about 15 thousand dollars and there was little chance of conviction if tried.
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Clarence
Ham- UN
Nelson Franklin
Cripple Creek
Colo
Union Eteres
Hamlin
Peculiar Voyage Man Lazarus Believed Buried Alive
A traveler recalls sharing a cabin with Lazarus, a man said to die in voyages and be buried at sea. Lazarus allegedly revived from a burial sack, showed corpse like features, then later woke in London after a trance ending with eerie relatives.
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Cape Town
England
Lazarus
London
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Spring Patient
In Lowndes Missouri on April 19 a local resident, Harry of this place, testifies to dramatic spring health gains from Dodd's Kidney Pills. He suffered yearly harsh springs with back and head pain and weakness, but after taking the pills last spring he improved markedly and feels stronger than in over ten years. Mrs Harty also notes the pills’ effectiveness among many families who rely on them as a tonic and spring medicine.
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Lowndes
Harry
Dodd
Washington Star
Farmer Declares Strict Calving Rule In Annual Bid
A rural farmer states a hard rule to calve at least twelve calves per year and would maintain the policy even if the household lacked a pound of butter for the entire year, reflecting a strict domestic farming standard.
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Hy Farmer
No Tongue Can Tell Suffering From Eczema Cure
A woman writes of five years of painful itching and bleeding eczema covering body and face. After trying doctors, she found relief after one Cuticura Soap bath and one Cuticura Ointment application, then fully recovered. Signed Mrs A Etson Bellevue Michigan.
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A. Etson
Belle Vue, Mich
New Use for Whisky in a Humorous Household
A newly engaged butler asked for whisky and drank it so quickly that he cleaned the windows by blowing on the glass. The master returned to find the bottle empty and the glass fogged, prompting the sly explanation that he blew on it after drinking.
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James
Ownership of railroad securities linked to vast deposits
Newcomb of the District of Columbia Bar cites statistics showing 6,174,718 depositors in six eastern states directly hold $442,854,086 in steam railroad stocks and bonds. Massachusetts insurers own $545,869,088 in such securities and 74 banks invest $47,000,000 in similar holdings. Overall rail securities exceed a billion and a half, about one sixth of total railroad capital, reflecting mass savings and widespread life, fire, and banking investments. Russia's export profits are largely from ereln sales.
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ST H. VT
Newcomb
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Fresh Air For Consumptives In Tuberculosis Probe
The article reviews tuberculosis historic open air treatment ideas. It cites J B Stubbert and M Dy on outdoor sleeping, veranda life, and tents as beneficial. Reports from Miller Brockton show rapid improvement after nights outdoors, with weight gain and normalized temperatures. It discusses open air hospitals, Naples and German central committee efforts, and cautions against indoor air dangers.
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J. B. Stubbert
M. Dy
Miller
Brockton
Mass
McGraham
South Carolina
Naples
Italy
Extra Good Appetite Hint In Health Column
A reader asks why an extra good appetite accompanies pimples and fatigue at nineteen. The letter notes persistent skin eruptions, languor, and weight concerns, suggesting the digestive system overload may fail to process intake properly.
Timely Vegetarian Recipes From Old Cookery Page
A collection of meatless dishes including Cream of Celery Soup Chili Sauce Sweet Potato Cutlets Porkless Baked Beans and Potatoes Lyonnaise with step by step methods and tips for flavor and texture from a historic kitchen guide. Recipes use celery, tomatoes, onions, apples and parsley with long simmer times and simple preparations.
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