MFALL RECEPTION BRILLIANT AFFAIR
A wedding reception for Miss Maryfall and Mr Willard Metall featured pink and white carnation decor. The couple shared a formal evening with many guests, gifts, and a display of congratulations from friends and family at their home in Bethlehem.
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Matt Merall
John Willan Metall
Bherstavnn
Abs
Willard Lupitiy
Mie
Stella Metall
Mat Hille Cenere
Gmwr
Paranin
Gery
Rome
Livy
Min M. T. Whitenwek
Yellowstone Special train excursion from Salt Lake to park
The Oregon Short Line offers a special low fare round trip to Yellowstone Park departing Salt Lake City on the evening of August sixth. Fares from principal points include 36.95 from Falla, 26.85 from Pocatello, and 25.25 from Balt Lake with two cents per mile in each direction. Write BB Burley, General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City for itinerary details.
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Oregon Short Line Company
Yellowstone Park
Affoctee
Yellowstone
Salt Lakery
Sith
Heellong Pointe
Urough
Park
Old Falthfyt Lake
Iikand Gangor
Maromoth
Dahe Falla
Pocatetin
Opdon
Balt Lake
BB Burley
Agint
Salt Lake Cuy
Utah
Health tonic claims and a battleship plan in a single page
An odd mix of medical ad copy praising a digestion tonic and a political note on a proposed deep battleship. The piece touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a universal cure while mentioning Senator Tilman and a plan to build the world’s deepest battleship, with this policy tied to broader national debates on film transport.
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Titec
Tilman
Local Notes From Dietrich Area Report Turmoil And Moves
The Dietrich region reports a talk on the Angiet Si event with rectoration by Helen Jefferson and others, naming several locals: Fay Rolls Sod Flat, Gerath Miller, Myette Esther, Mrs Struthers, Myrtle Bordiene, and William Pilew. Moves include the Worden family to a new residence and plans for school opening, with Professor and Mrs Hi preparing to move to Hagerman and visit the Great Shoshone Wall. FR Bashbaugh of the Gooding Milling Company is listed as ill and accompanied by family in Dietrich Tuesday.
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Helen Jefferson
Fay
Rolls
Gerath Miller
Meined
Miter
Myette
Esther Jantors
Mrs. Struthers
Myrtle Bordiene
William Pilew
the. Hi
Ane
Hagerman
Wonty Nt
Echool
Walle
Tontew Uneye
Bliss Dey Goods Company
Cross
Bel
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Anna Hunter
Jerome
Helga Larson
J. R. Spencer
G. W. Burroughs
R. Dd. Halpin
Wendell
Ruth Greenfield
Kathryn Griffith
Edith Breeze
Hig Wood River
Marie Kutt
Angie Durfee
Heyburn
Mary Wilkinson
Olive Billows
Dollie Mae Rogers
Gooding
Allie Brooks
Better Rates Secured for Idaho Homeseekers
Idaho wins favored travel rates for homeseekers with a fall special from September 25 to October 10 on Union Pacific and Missouri routes. Fares from Chicago are 23, from St. Louis 22, with coast departures $3 higher. Colonist and privileged rates apply through Ogden Salt Lake Helena Butte and Nampa, matching spring terms.
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Nieh
Palioner
Riel
Union Pacific
Missouri
Chicago
St. Laouis
Pacific Coast
Idaho Pointe
Ogden
Salt Lake
Helena
Hutte
Nampa
St. Louis
Malise and Purgeory at Star Theatre Preview
A scenic production titled Malise and Purgeory Paradise and Purgatory with four acts and colored pictures will be presented at the Star Theatre on Monday evening. The first show starts at eight and a second at nine. Admission is ten cents for children and twenty cents for adults. Next week on Monday August 20.
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Malise
Dianio
Star ‘Theatre
Farmer Recommends Chamberlain’s Remedy in Pa Community
Mr W B Gunsalas of Fleming Pennsylvania says his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and finds it excellent. He recommends it to others. For sale by all dealers.
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Gunsalas
Fleming
Chamberlain
Gale
Skunk Defense and Other Odds from the Era
An essay on the skunk as a fearless defender and its potent spray, plus notes on Africa trade policy, aging mindset quotes, teaching candidates, and a New York fruit law affecting Idaho shippers. The piece blends curiosities, social commentary, and regional notices with multiple named places and people.
Spinning Schools In Boston Common History
Boston Common once hosted an open air spinning school as Irish spinners arrived and women flocked to weave. Thirty five years later the Society for Encouraging Industry again used the Common for a spinning school with about eight hundred young women.
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Boston Common
Winsor's
Boston
Society For
County News From County Papers
W. M. Massey and another returned from a Western trip and report wheat prospects improved. W. O'Connell boasted of a fine spring wheat field. plans for grain yield from 35 bushels per acre. Jerome Vimes says Snake River water is high for summer and sufficient for all needs. Lovett at Twin Falls notes local views on railroad building and Short Line management.
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W. O'Connell
Jeroniny
Foes
Snake River
Lovett
Twin Falls
Hegard
Tlw
Unusual Weather Knocks Out Local Transformer
A thunderstorm last Saturday night damaged a transformer near the northeast corner of the courthouse. Crews repaired by midday with manager Pierce and shooter George Sturgis assisting. Sandbars and warship imagery appear in brief, while primary note covers state campaign expense reports filed by W L Gilford.
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Hell
Court House
Pierce
George Sturgis
Bucklow’s Arnica Salve Promises Relief for Piles and Skins
An early 20th century advertisement touts Bucklow’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles and a range of skin conditions. It claims quick relief from itching irritation inflammation and swelling and lists burns boils cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and eruptions. Sold by all dealers for 25 cents.
Storage water not needed this year says engineer visit
Assistant State Engineer E G Martin was in Rupert consulting with reclamation officials about moving storage water from Jackson Lake reservoir. He said there is no need to use any of the supply so far this year.
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E.G. Martin
Rupert
Martin
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Ticket Monday at State Bull Mouse party meeting Boise
The ticket list shows Warrand of Pay ole for governor and J W Boyd of Pwin Falls, P Monroe Smock of New Plymouth for Congress, P A Hat le for attorney general, and Alexander Peterson of Weiser for state treasurer. Secretary of State, State Auditor, and Mine Inspector positions are left vacant. French was endorsed.
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Bull Mouse Party
Boise
Warrand
Payole
Por Lidulenait
Gaverune
J. W
Boyd
Pwin Falls
Alexander Peterson
Weiser
P. A. Hatle
Twin Falls
Congress
P. Monroe Smock
New Plymouth
French
Habits of Bull Moose Told by Nature Far
A nature essay uses the bull moose as a cautionary symbol. It portrays the bull as selfish and jealous, easily dazzled by bright light, and prone to dangerous outbursts when confronted with glory. The cure is darkness and avoiding the glare.
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Parkman
Pontiac
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