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Expensive Foot Ball and Normal School Shutdown Fears
Fragmentary OCR shows alarm over financial strain and political action threatening the Aldon Normal and Lipiversity. It warns the state legislature may end the normal schools, move universities, and transfer campuses to southern regions, risking countless pupils and day students losing their current institutions.
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Bowry
Azare Board
Wd. Meatian
Stoscow
Mow
Band for Shoshone organized to form a local group
An effort to organize a eight member band for Shoshone is underway with townspeople supporting the project. Ernest Wenstrom, former Gooding band director, is negotiating to lead the new outfit and may also direct a band at Bieshone. A free beginners clinic will be offered to attract members.
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Mhoshory
Bussies
Wehfield
Mrr
Ernest Wenstrom
Bieshone
Wenstrom
Gooding
Rampoon Music Company
of Horse
McMahen
Wanted goods list from Montana manager Hoppe
Wanted advertisement seeking hay potatoes chicken poultry and rabbit, with shipping provided directly to Manager Hott Puig Make Hoppe in Montana. Contains garbled text but clearly requests price quotes and delivery for farm supplies.
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Hott Puig
All Year Weekend and Sunday Rates Popular
Reader notice states that year end weekend and Sunday rates have become very popular and will continue indefinitely for convenient use. The message underscores frequent availability and ongoing weekly use, encouraging customers to take advantage of these offerings for convenience.
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Oren
Leading Lady Misreads Bell Sparks Hotel Mix Up
A misread gesture at a colonial hotel causes confusion after a theater visit. A woman, expecting her attendance certificate to be left for pickup, returns late at night to the Colonial hotel and inadvertently triggers the electric fire alarm while seeking to thank hotel staff for returning the document. The incident prompts a tour of staff and guests but ends with no appreciable recognition.
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Lem- Ai County
Telal
Jones
Colonial
Keefer Appointed to State Education Board Post
Shoshone Citizen honors Keefer as Governor Mexander names him a special member to oversee the Technion in Pocatello. Keefer has begun duties, joining a board led by the head of the institution, the commissioner of education, and a state board member.
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MA Keefer
Mexander
State Hour of Education
Keefer
Apecelal
Technion Min
Pocatello
Tty Aintachonis Ia
Commitsioner of Education
Atate
Telegraph Operator Jobs Open With High Demand
A notice from the Telegraph Made Inst in Portland Oregon invites men and women to apply for telegraph operator roles in railway and commercial services. Monthly pay ranges from 45 to 90 dollars, with full parental benefits mentioned.
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Portlend
Oregon
Clothes in Sardinia Pageant Dress and Customs
A National Geographic Magazine excerpt describes Sardinian attire and customs with vivid details. Men wear slashed jackets with full bright skirts and white trousers tucked into high boots, while some districts favor a Phrygian style pelnted cap. Hair styles, language traces, and dialect diversity reflect Phoenician Carthaginian Omans Saracens Italian and Spanish influences across the island.
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Bedight
Sardinia
National Geographic Magazine
Military honors mark famed female trooper and Mesmer tale
A condensed tribute recalls Mother Ross the Warrior of the Scots Greys who served thirteen years as a man before her sex appeared and earned full military honors. It notes her Ramillies courage and pension, then Chelsea burial. Also covered is Franz Anton Mesmer, founder of mesmerism, whose theory on universal subtle fluid and nervous influence drew followers despite exposure of pretensions in 1784.
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Mother Ross
Scots Greys
of Ramillies
Chelsea Hospital
London
Franz Anton Mesmer
Merseberg
Mesmer
Frock of Blue Silk Net Described for Formal Dinners
A formal dinner frock features king's blue silk net with velvet ribbon and sea fur. Black tulle softens shoulders while silver medallions highlight the black velvet front panels.
Velvet hat with pink flower side bordered by metal ribbon
A dark gray velvet hat for general wear features a wool bound unusual brim and a metal ribbon band with a pink velvet flower on the off side, creating a stylish accessory for informal attire.
Whistler Portrait Price Sparks Anger and Wit
A wealthy rival challenges Whistler with a life size portrait price of 2.50 dollars spurring a sharp retort about being paid as if dead centuries ago. The piece is part of a broader collage of aphorisms and short snippets on daily life and humor from an era.
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Whistler
Fashion notes on new tobacco brown broadcloth apparel
The description highlights graduated lengths with Mues Mand embroidery on collar, yoke, and coat bottom. A deep seal collar adds richness, with tobacco brown broadcloth fabric. Rumor saga skirts will be longer and narrower, while fur trims gain attention.
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Ery
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