Frank Morton Dead At Washington Hospital After Illness
Mrs. fidby Morton mourns the death of her son Frank Morton at the Army and Navy hospital in Washington D C He was ill last winter while running the Sho Shone Signal and was moved from Leavenworth Kansas to receive treatment He served in the First Idaho volunteer regiment during the Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection He worked in local papers after returning home and is survived by his mother a sister Mrs Frank Gross and brothers Charles and Oya
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Fidby Morton
Army and Navy
Washington D. C
Frank
Bot Speyies
Arkansas
Leaveworth
Kauss
Leavenworth
Washington B
Phillipine Islands
Shoshone
Frank Gross
Charles
Oya
Episcopal Church Services Led by Rev George in Blackfoot
Rev George of Blackfoot will conduct services at eleven o'clock Sunday morning at the Episcopal church and sing in the evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
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George of
Blackfoot
Episcopal Church
Cords
Unclear Health Advice From Historical Notice
A garbled health advisory fragment mentions stomach trouble and sedentary habits. It lists vague causes such as lack of outdoor exercise and constipation, plus a bizarre term and a reference to tablets to restore well being. Dealers are hinted at but details are not clear.
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Sije
Who Pays Taxes To Keep This Town Going
A town editor warns residents about tax support for local needs. He condemns mail order buyers who send money away, arguing this drains funds for roads, a bridge, a courthouse, and a new church. He urges local residents to invest in their own community.
William McCursey in trouble again in Jerome saddle theft
The Jerome saddle theft case ties to William McCursey a known prior Idaho prisoner. He received six months with suspension for petty larceny after a hearing before Judge Sones, then fled Lincoln County. A Jerome harness maker identified the saddle as one he had seen before, linking McCursey to additional horse theft near Jerome.
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Willan /McQursey
Idaho State
Senlene
Willi
Tandad Walliamn
Settlers Reclamation and Operating Company
Jerome
Sones
Lincoln County
Williams
Wiltikin
Tee
McCursey
Alman
Omaha
Neh
Oldest Citizens Quest Linked to Boise Pioneer Jubilee
A state wide search for the oldest living settlers and oldest native born man and woman will be conducted by the pioneers committee as part of the Fort Boise event and Hudamakers carnival. Counties will submit names, roving pioneer pictures will be taken, and films archived for the Idaho Historical Society. The effort aims to honor long residents and provide historical data for future generations. Charlotte Winters of Haddock and Miss Anna Ryan of Shoshone, with Winters visiting Mrs Sullivan in Shoshone, are noted residents amid hot Camas Prairie visitations.
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Bowe
Idaho
Abraham Lincot
Fort Boise
Boise
Historical Society
Adi
Pioneers
Ufe
City of
State Historical Society
Furture
Baer F
Charlotte Winters
Haddock
Frances Sullivan
Anna Ryan
Shoshone
Camas Prairie
Reginald Bowler Heads For Oxford Career Abroad
Mrs Bowler and son Reginald Bowler of Boise formerly of Shoshone visit relatives before he sails for England to study at Oxford University. A young man of notable ability, he will spend three years in England with no plans to return to the United States during the course. He will travel and study across Britain and Europe, aiming to distinguish himself as a scholar at Lincoln University.
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Bowler
Reginald
Boise
Shoshone
England
Oxford F City
Oxford University
United States
Mullo
Bundoe
Shoshone Palinng School
Linwselt
County Map Edition Plans for Shoshone and Vale Roads
The edition outlines a municipal project detailing roads radiating from Shoshone to Javon Haley and Richfield with a county map supplement. It promises a comprehensive atlas of roads canals schools towns and resources for Lincoln County with a planned September 1913 release and appeals for information and advertising space.
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Iswarty
Shoshone
Javon
Guoslites
Jostiond Falls
Richfield
Haley
Mieleied
Mintoka
Ammertean Falls
Linco
Ian Yu
Huw
Dew
Colt County
Goanty
Corneil
Ligoola County
Graitins
Wallis cleans up Riley City following sanitary inspection
Sanitary Inspector James I. Willis orders closures and cleanup after a broad sweep on Riley City. Three of four facilities closed, a slaughter house shut for sanitation, and notices posted. Fator’s meat market requires repainting and removal of waste. Local court actions include fines for sellers of adulterated milk and unsanitary conditions at a livery barn.
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James I. Willis
Hailey
Jensem Creamery Company
Pocatellon
Agent Lambert
American Express
Fatey
Fator Ane
Slaughter House
Midge Kertiseh
J. W. Wavenscraft
Atul
Portland Stock Market and Shoshone Endeavor Notes
Market report covers weekly prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves with record highs and brisk demand at Union Stock Yards. Also notes a strong hog market and upcoming fall run while listing livestock lots and prices. Shoshone Endeavor Society reports a fall meeting with officers elected and funds status, plus historical notes on past events and upcoming activities.
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Union Stock Yards
Strom
Adaine
Canada Excursion Offers Low Rates for Western Canadian Trip
August 5 departures via Oregon Short Line promote low fares to Lethbridge Raymond Magrath with Septanbor Pith limits. Tickets sold leaving Swit Lake 4 p.m. August Sth for connecting Shorewich route. Agents east of Shoshone Buhl and west of Montpelier advise rates and details. Mr and Mrs E B Dampier of Rupert spent several days awaiting auto repairs after a pleasure trip to the Hailey country.
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Oregon
Lethridge
Raymond
Magrath
Swit’ Lake
Shorewich
Shoshone
Buh
Montpelier
E. B. Dampier
Rupert
Hailey Country
Averell School Grounds Showcase Neighborly Pride
Readily visible improvements brighten Averell school grounds with a lush lawn, planted trees, and blooming flowers. Neighbors praise the effort as reflecting local citizenry, while Dietrich is criticized for inaction amid fundraising offers. Residents urge action and community pride.
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Averell
Dietrich
Piney
Notice of Payment of Village Warrants in Bowler’s Store
Village warrants are now due and payable upon presentation at my office in Bowler Bros. Store 1 4 to and including number 714 AE Bowell village treasurer dated July 4 1913. Send the Journal to your friends back east.
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Bowler Bros
Bowell
Village Treas
Local Notes From Richfield and Nearby Areas
Richfield items report visitors from Vale Oregon and Stinelvigs Wie. Local trips include a Shoshone Monday business outing and a Pagrot camping week. An ice cream social at Mrs Barton was rained out but all ice cream sold. A California visitor stays with Mrs Pridmore. Louis Jensen had a serious speeder crash near Marley after a dog darted into the road. one dog was killed and Jensen injured.
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Miss Floyd
California
Your Town And Its Growth Depends On Your Spend
A hometown plea urging residents to buy locally to boost the town’s economy. Emphasizes that consumer choices hurt or help local businesses and asks readers to support neighbors by purchasing goods at home.
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Holland
Imore
Belik
Chicago
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Morton
Washington Db
Military Hospital
Episcopal Church Services
Reginald Bowler
Gong
Oford Journal
Opegial Edition
Wallis
Riley City
Shorey Bros
Matnluisine
Thomas Bailey
A.M. Chirdant
Pnyrere
Nearstivad Continental
Sre
Eemerges
Methiy
Zaseline Ta
Willy
Tre
Dame Ornerdile
Conbents
THE
Portland
Christian Endeavor Report
Anna Hunter
Fern Noble
Leonora Noble
Florence
Delno McMahon
Turnbull
Neah Barden
Gommittow Hella Peak
Olish Roy Ciannitle
Canada
Averell School
Ghoelensen
Vale Oregon
Visilinge
Wettei
Wright
Dows Te Shotheay
Miss Stuby Gotash
Stinelvigs
Moe
Burmah
Sovial
Grane
Lemon
Fletcher
Burton
Mrs. Ferguson
Miss Davies
Magic Dam
Bill Denecke
Bobby McMahon
Pagrot
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