Ruth Edna Schatz 15 Dead After Brief Illness
Ruth Edna Schatz born August 4 1901 Elk Mountain Wyoming died after a brief illness. She married August 9 1909 at Elk Mountain. The family moved to Shohgene about a year ago. Survived by husband and a two year old daughter. Funeral from Methodist church conducted at four by Rev. McLeod. Interment at Montpelier.
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Ruth Schatz
Methodist
McLeod
Montpelier
Elk Mountain
Wyoming
Shohgene
Fruit Grower J W Tyler in town for association deal
J W Tyler of Emmett visited to explore market possibilities and sealed a deal with Frank Mildsaps to handle fruits and melons shipped by the Emmett Fruit Growers Association. Also notes Boise Lincoln County Teachers Institute dates and a local job ad for light housework in a two person family.
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J. W. Tyler
Emmett
Emmett Fruit Growers Association
Mr. Tyler
Frank Mildsaps
Boise
Lincoln County
Boige
Sue
Spend Your Money Where You Make It
A community fund guide argues that buying local sustains neighbors and trades. It warns that spending away from home drains the local economy, depriving residents of recirculated dollars and local jobs, urging readers to favor neighborhood merchants advertised in the paper.
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Holland
Mney
Ultiately
Chicago
New York
Mighty Casey Struck Out In Idaho Crime Tale
In Shoshone a morning sorrow follows news that Thomas Casey, known locally as a roadbuilder and irrigator, was arrested for holdup in Gooding. Sheriff Zug Wad and Sheriff Bliss coordinated the return of Casey, who fled with money, watch, and shoes after a theft of thirteen dollars. Authorities hint his next move toward Boise.
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Casey
Thomas
Bliss
Gooding
Boise
Telephone Plan Handles Conclave Traffic For 100000 Visitors
The Mountain States Telephone Company outlined extensive preparations for a major conclave in Denver. Emergency telephones, expanded switchboards, 150 extra operators, and 250 on the street telephones were installed to manage an expected surge of calls. Officials said the system will treat every call as a unit and maintain prompt, careful service amid the influx of visitors and events.
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Bpeeia
Mountain States Telephone Company
Masinum
Denver
Why Not A Municipal Water Plant Why Not A Municipal Water Plant
Editorial laments the village water situation and urges urgent fixes including hydrants, with debate over purchasing and running a municipal plant. Mentions Idaho state context and local bond doubt while stressing swift action and prudent management. Describes community vigil for injured players and requests no floral demonstrations.
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Kuba
Idaho
Choshone Carnival Socialism and Catholics Featured
An unusual late hour notice describes a carnival event in Choshone with a socialist theme and Catholic involvement. The document mentions a public hall and the delay in announcing details, noting the church and library access factors.
Guits Must Go Ten Prison
Arthur B. Cutts, former Idaho State Bank cashier at Matey, convicted of falsifying bank books, must serve six months to ten years in the state pen after the Idaho Supreme Court denied his plea for a rehearing. Cutts, freed July 4, is confined. appeals alleged trial errors, improper evidence, and faulty instructions. Judge Carl A. Davis of Ada County sat for the Supreme Court during argument.
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Arthur B. Cutts
Idaho State Bank
Matey
Idaho
Supreme Court
Cutts
Blaine County
Carl A. Davis
Third Judicial District Court
Ada County
McFall values Crooks ranch cattle at 30009 dollars
Matt McFall, administrator, travels from Crooks ranch to Shoshone and assesses the ranch stock at 30009 dollars. He notes 10 to 12 men worked there, some hay spoiled by rain, with little overall loss, and seeks to close the ranch as part of Crooks Natare.
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Petes Fagee Taiitd
Matt McFall
Crooks Ranch
Tvea
Crooks Natare
Mr. McFail
Wood River Times
Halley
North Shoshone Life Notes and Movements
Local items report H H Clady visiting Richfield on Wednesday. Livestock and farming notes include alfalfa harvests, horse movements from Edith Silva ranch to Smith and McMasters, and trips by Wm. Bender, M. Lomalurysy, and families. A camping trip near Ketchum and a move to Denver are also noted along with several regional travels.
Ketchum Lamb Sale Details and Telegraph Company Mention
In Ketchum a sale records 886 lambs at an average of 7.50 with eight pounds and fifty feed in Jamis weighing 64 pounds, while noting the telephone company business and other services. The fragment references individuals R. Smith and Scou and mentions standards to be judged by pie way standards.
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Union
Nis
W. R. Smith & Scou
Jamis
Ser
Wilyieh
Warning Against Warm Milk and Infant Health Risks
A fragment discusses dangers of feeding warm milk to infants. It argues warm milk fosters bacteria growth, risking illness, and asserts milk should be kept at 55 degrees Fahrenheit or cooler. The text urges immediate cooling after drawing and cautions about improper preparation.
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Grees
Fn Muiat & Gocy
Avery Nish
Minda
Farmers Ten Organize Local Agricultural Group
Farmers from Wood River Richfield and adjacent areas plan to organize at the old opera house Saturday afternoon to discuss cooperative crop handling and better equity for growers. A temporary committee led by Lee F. and Irvin L. Bhaer was formed after a previous meeting, with a fuller report promised next week.
Last Seashore Excursion Notice
August 21st sailings advertised with limited return by September 6th. Tickets available through agents in Idaho and Oregon with rates and further particulars to be provided.
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Idaho
Oregon
Day Advertised Better Than Night by Holland
A critique asserts daylight outshines night in both visibility and impact. The sun acts as a universal publicity agent, shaping consumer recall and perceived quality. If products could match daylight’s advertising reach, trade would be dominated and only best advertised goods succeed.
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Holland
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Mao
Ruth Edna Schatz
Shoshone
Mink Nalip
P.O
Thomas Casey
Man of Gooding
Zug
Camas Prairie
Oar Carnival Company
Hallie
Engenies
Guits
North Shoshone
H. H. Clady
Richfield
Wm. Bender
Washington
St. Johns, Wash
Alkie Butler
Ketchum
Ken
Belg
Lester
Allén Cannon
Twit Fails
Edith Silva
Smith & McMasters
Tudo Elliott
Seattte
Farmers 10
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