Moore claims hired man role in horse theft and barn fire
Idaho Falls Times reports Moore, sentenced for horse theft from Huff barn that burned weeks ago, confessed to stealing the horse and aiding in arson. An informant says Moore sought 1000 dollars after being offered 300, and a third party showed gold in Shoshone for February 1. George Weber arrested as alleged accessory, waived preliminary, bound over $500 bond. case set for spring term.
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Moore
Huff
Enterprise
The
Times
Tires
Shoshone
George Weber
Crowley
Idaho Falls
Shoshone Event Features Palmatier Sisters Concert
The Palmatier Sisters headline a Shoshone concert on February 14 under the Silver Cornet Band. A social dance follows with the full band providing music. The event marks a welcomed return to public gatherings after health-board restrictions.
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Knights of Pythiae Order
P's
Palmatier
Anadarko
Oklahoma Daily Democrat
Shoshone
Shohone Silver Cornet Band
Health Board
Release Ends Tuffield Custody on Habeas Corpus
W C Tuffield, detained for horse stealing and jailed for failure to furnish $1500 bonds, was freed last Tuesday afternoon via habeas corpus proceedings led by lawyer Faul5 Haddock. He is a free man until the district court convenes next month.
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W. C. Tuffield
Faul 5 Haddock
Mr. Tuffield
Distriet Court
Elephants Sense of Smell Sways Encounters in the Wild
A concise note explains elephants possess an acute sense of smell allowing detection of threats from a distance. It highlights their natural vigilance and ability to sense danger before sight or sound.
Idaho Sheepmen Face Loss After Supreme Court Decision
The U S Supreme Court upheld the two mile limit law, seen by Idaho sheepmen as a heavy financial blow. Many fear depreciation of flocks, with estimates suggesting substantial losses, while some push for legislative repeal or modification.
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United States Supreme Court
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
United States Court
United States
Washington
Knife clash left man with long arm gash
Two men fought during a Wednesday evening spree a pocket knife caused a long arm wound to one man. The injured party, said to live near Bellevue, claims mutual fault and declines to prosecute.
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Bellevue
Order Restricts Final Certificates for Public Lands 1907
The Secretary of the Interior directs that final certificates, patents, or evidences of title shall not be issued under public land laws until an on ground examination is made by an authorized officer. Exceptions include previously examined claims, cross examined proceedings, settled compliance, certain acts of Congress, clerical error cases, and regularly approved Indian allotments. This order supersedes the December 13 1906 directive by President Theodore Roosevelt.
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White House
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Tileodore Roosevelt
Toils of a Forged Check in Small Town Scammer
Charles Olney, a 50 year old self described newspaper man, arrived three weeks ago to solicit funds. After two weeks his story collapsed and he forged a $5.50 check misattributed to John Moller, passing it to Robert Bonner of the Senate saloon, who exposed the fraud and had Olney arrested. Before Judge Vredenburgh Olney confessed to forging the check but awaits sentencing by Judge Walters next month.
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Chas. Olney
John Moller
Robert Bonner
Senate
Olney
Vredenburgh
Vredenburg
Walters
Gooding Hotel Proprietor Reports Bright Town Prospects
W B Kelly owner of the Gooding hotel visited the village at the start of the week and praised the town's outlook. The Camas stage continues to bring notable trade, farmland near Gooding is prime, and farmers expect a record crop. An implement department will join the local store to aid Camas Prairie farmers.
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W.B. Kelly
Gooding
Camas Prairie
Japan Gold Mining Prospects and Regions
A historical piece notes Japanese miners as skilled and productive, with praise for labor and surveying. It outlines major gold producing regions Honshu Kyushu Hokkaido and Formosa, mentions alluvial mines in Hokkaido and other deposits as future sources, and cites land allotments ranging from two and a half to five hundred acres under mining authorities.
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Formosa
Hokkaido
Japan
Returnable Money Promise on ManZan Toothpaste Tube
Advertisement states that after using three fourths of a ManZan tube, if dissatisfied, customers should return the balance to their druggist for a cheerful refund. The notice invites customers to take advantage of the offer and mentions sales by T.
Sacrifice Imperative in a Courtship Proposal
A narrative excerpt shows a woman and a man negotiating sacrifice in a late moment of romance. He offers to give up everything, including smoking, while she reveals she never smoked. He then asks to learn to smoke to have something to sacrifice, as bells chime in the background.
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Philadeptia Leder
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Edna Nelson
Metall House
T C. E. Edwards
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