Special meeting on Malad River bridge and Richfield liquor license
Lincoln county Idaho commissioners met in special session November 28 1909 in Shoshone to consider bids for a Malad river bridge with J H Forbes & Co Caldwell Idaho submitting the best bid of 224.00 and to hear remonstrances and petitions over Faley & Black Richfield liquor license. The board granted withdrawal of the license application and of a school maintenance subscription tied to no saloon, accepted the bridge bid and bonded the contractor for completion, then adjourned sine die.
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Eet Shoshone
Idaho
Malad
Faley & Black
Richfield
Frank E. Grosse
John Curran
Harry W. Anderson
Frank Grosse
Alberta
Faley and Black
J. H. Forbes & Co
Lincoln County
Joan Curran
Oculist Ad Uses Blind Beggar Woman For Ads In Warsaw
A young Warsaw oculist, facing few patients, advertises by hiring a blind beggar woman to display a light board beside the Church of the Holy Cross with his name, address, and hours. The busy street attracts attention, and benevolent ladies drop coins into her mug. The doctor claims patient numbers may rise, but this remains unconfirmed. TM Youth's Companion reports a church anecdote about lost text due to a moth.
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Arabia
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