New Tariff Bill Touches All Dairy Products Worldwide
Large text discusses a proposed tariff affecting dairy products and related goods. Mentions Washington and industry reactions, with references to farmers, prices, and government policy. Highlights support and opposition, noting potential impact on foreign trade and domestic markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canela Cave
Lehrer
Art Willennet
Aika Comoaniney
Ene
Thane
Gother
Gheir
Paweel
Rotley
Titanic Sinking and Lincoln Death Observances in New York and Washington
Damaged OCR recounts the Titanic disaster with victims and the Carpathian rescue, noting a heroic shipboard scene to the hymn Nearer My God to Thee. It also marks April 15 as Lincoln’s death anniversary with patriotic society gatherings in Washington and references a Lincoln-related display in the Ol rford collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Merce
Elie Dee
Suimierge Apur
Eherg
Apeles
Washington
Abratasa
Lincoln
Lincoke
North Side Democrats Meet Over Waters Agreement And Party Harmony
Long North Side gathering discusses a water project deal with government. dispute centers on land and compensation terms, delivery commitments, and political alignment. Leaders emphasize party unity, tariff policy, and forthcoming Democratic events as speakers advocate for progressive principles and firm stance on office and integrity.
Portraits and Politics Across Presidents in Century Text
In Hilary A. Herbert’s March Century excerpt, Mr. Cleveland’s portrait faces censure for a disliked brait. The painting moves from garret to vice president Harrison’s term, sparking quips about Cleveland’s appearance. The article shifts to water project notes, reservoirs, and legal motions, including Attorney General J. H. Peterson’s tree treet adoption motion and governor’s stance amid unresolved water rights and company matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary A. Herbert
Cleveland
Bhimwit
Harrison
Leveland Ke
Tom Rew
Yaeem
Reed
J. H. Peterson
Capea Ie
Johnson
Biggest Trout Shown Catches Eye At Storefront Exhibit
A 10 pound rainbow trout, claimed as the largest native fish, was caught near Hellevic and mounted for display in a store window. The long-standing rancher Woody noted steady field conditions and reports say many trees are expected to grow this summer as spectators watch the exhibit and discuss county sage defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellevic
Goltirimd Gemve
Sears
Journal
Sid
Examination in Washington Civil Service for stenographer clerks
The Civil Service Commission announces an examination in Washington for male stenographers and typists to fill clerk positions. Applicants must have knowledge of stenography, typewriting, and book keeping. Apply to the Secretary, Civil Service Dis able, Washington, by May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faels
la Seryvice Commission Anweamiens
Seraeloye
Wiieh
Sebietion
Malin
Civil Service Disable
Washington
H. Leighton
Capt Amundsen Receives Honor Amid Polar Venture
A Norwegian report from Christiania states the United States offers Captain Amundsen the honor of naming his vessel Fram first to weather the polar voyage. In Idaho District Court Lincoln County, W P G Thatcher sues Geo J Post and Harriet F Post for 2500 plus interest and costs, seeking foreclosure of a mortgage. The suit, filed January 27, names Lincoln County, Idaho, with attorney Johnson and Hampson for the plaintiff and clerk Harry W Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christiania
Norway
Unite States Suvermnont
Aim
Al‘avitus
Fram
Panama
Fire Destroys Stable. Mrs Newman Critically Ill
A fire swept Dr. Newman's barn in Shoshone last Friday night, trapping a valuable horse inside. The blaze enveloped the structure, two horses escaped, one suffered injuries, and Mrs. Newman was critically ill. Firemen fought the flames with water to save nearby sheds and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newine
Bolbine
Promissory Note Suit in Lincoln County Idaho Dis Court
The District Court of Idaho Lincoln County issues notice in the action of A Hews against Diehl on a promissory note dated February 16, 1911 for 175 dollars with interest from March 16, 1912 at 8 percent. If defendant fails to appear and answer within the required time, judgment for 190.27 dollars including interest, $100 attorney fees, and costs will be taken. Case filed April 15, 1913. clerk Hantey W. Anderson. Also includes village ordinance notices for Shoshone and related municipal enforcement topics and public sale advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Court Sudical District
Te of
Idaho
Lincoln
G. Thatcher
Geo. J. Post
Harriot F. Post
Derordants
Stumps
State of Idaho
Fister Court
I Anid
Lincoln Ami
Iis Shen
Ulstriet
Genter
Cork
Peter
Ida
Linewli
A. Hews
Fi PD
Diehl
Roupth
Sohne Kanock
Shoshone
Tahoe
Hantey W. Anderson
Saul
J.C. Helman
Ayer
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Mowla
Fleur
Coma
Nik Anderoonty
Pattie
Abies
Tiny- Bytron
Gouilry —Temmiad
Wheel Telln
Dletem
Fey
Ebayer
Menilay
Rvarprom
Guy
Hersh
Fras
Mist
Sudan
Eebeinar Ae
Bathers
Eorphanie
Conan
Pelhin Weber
Uinileed
Joe Rafalwue
Rome
North Side Waters
Setileis and Company
Pertanton
Acre
Valen
Ube
Aughiatier Witke
Tenia
Mao Watlers
de Forman
Pittsburg
Abe
Sackson Lake
Terigatien
Gieil Eerpariy
We Seth
Pwin Palle
Camphny
Fr. Newell
Dieenter
United Alulos Revlanialiur Sérvier Owas
Grecovery
Uae
Walther
Willie
Willett Ile Teil
Brake
Comepany
Gov Couneet
Olt
Aottlers
Jerome
Wilson
Fred Placel
Freed
Jeffere
Ian Fine
Jeffeckon
Boltitier
Apollo
William
Pence
Flowd
Bryar
Mn Bryan
Parker
Woodrow Wilson
Jofferson
Jackson
Chanlefil
Baeye
Flood
Boise
Wendell
John Bean
Duryea
Fern
Jerome, Musehs
Gamintzsiinor Hoslinge
Postionstiy
Andrews
Aleferinan Helden
MR. Cleveland
Wilson and
Ae Lees Friviggts
Capt. Amundsen
Hall
Cone Fon
Amd
Littl Wood
Ianea
Geo. D. Campbell
W. G. Cus & Son
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