Averell Community Notes and Local Changes
Averell residents report lessons in Ute hall and regular scholars in the schoolroom as Fred Wheeler plans a new residence Monday. Local families Weiss, Moore, and Bates interact. plans include an onion acre east of Carnegie’s home and a spring arrival for A. Carnegie’s brother. A J Weiss son buys a stock bag from Brown brothers. $21.00 noted for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averell
Ute Hall
Loko Tele
C.H. Matson
Sam Bates
M. B. Moore
Mr. Carnegie
A. Carnegie
J. P. Weiss
Mr. Moore
Matson
J. B. Weiss
Nick
Dietrich Notes Highlight Town Life and Growth
Dietrich residents report spring anticipation and business pickup. Local editor notes new depot work, side track progress, and plans for irrigation projects. Residents discuss social evenings, births, accidents, and farm development with emphasis on community cohesion and staying in Dietrich.
Mrs Dougherty Hosts Enlivening City Ladies Event
Mrs W T Dougherty entertained the ladies of the city at the Dietrich hotel on rest week for a get acquainted gathering. Guests praised the pleasant time and Mrs Dougherty served a three course meal aided by Misses Yaden and Satory. Attendees included Mesdames Borden Williams Kershner Becker Riker Hayman McDougal King Pepperdine Miller Hill Withers Kenyon Lewis and Misses Bate Satory and Yuden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Dougherty
Dietrich Hotel
Williams
Kershner
Becker
Riker
Hayman
McDougal
King
Pepperdine
Miller
Hill
Withers
Kenyon
Lewis
Bate Satory
Yuden
Local notes from Heyburn and nearby towns
Town reports from Heyburn, Rupert, Wendell, and Gooding Leader note Maynard’s hunting for ditch workers, Robertson raising 2000 ewes and building a lamching shed, local residents completing a county bridge and planning road work, Dr Cary announcing seven February births, population growth signals, and eggs selling at six dollars a case with prices likely to rise as hens are set and weather cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Clover Creek
Tampa
Lincoln County
Heyburn
Get-Together Spirit in Farming Communities
The piece argues that individual farmers lose ground amid powerful organizations and urges forming local agricultural libraries and coordinated action. It stresses community organization to share knowledge, search library resources, and unite buyers and sellers to boost farm profits and community benefits.
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Hin
Sin
Iis Maby Sippe Ie
Tha
New Drug and Paint Store Planned in Garfield
Frank Harrison, returning from Garfield Utah, plans to open a paint store in Lane Teih. He seeks four partners to join as business investors while he supplies paint, varnish, and related goods. A prospective partner, identified as a druggist, is expected to join the venture with Harrison sharing duties and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrison
Garfield
Utah
Lneteieh
Harrison
Daidite Choi
Harrison Te
Patel
Fia
New Lodging House Planned Across From Post Office
A new lodging house with one room on a two story frame to be built across from the post office. William yon as contractor and FR. Smith as builder expect rapid progress. Builders say the business will pay from the start as settlers arrive to take lands and need housing while their ranches are prepared. The town is growing steadily toward a substantial summer expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Morgan
George Stabenow
Star Lake
A. E B. Cornell
William Jones
Houston
Nebraska
J. W. Basore
Raymond
Washington
T. Platt Willams
Haddock-Mackey Land Company
Fred Akins
J .White White Company
Ffar
Porto Rico
U.S
Dietrich ‘Ach
Hans
William Yon
FR. Smith
A Communication-Read Club Meeting and Banquet Talk
Mister Readin the bachelors club plans a banquet in Tacomy with new culinary ideas. Judge Churchill criticizes the women of Ave while Chaplin moves to conclude the discussion, likening it to biblical and historic mischief. Patrick O'Doodle signs off with a tale of Lot and salt.
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Tdttor
Bachelors Club
Ordher
Tacomy
Churchill
Averell Sidin
the Chaplin
Mater
Adam
Mark Anthony
Patrick O
Fashion Photographer Faces Ugly Features of Business
A stylish photographer contemplates the harsh realities of the industry, admitting there are very ugly aspects in the business as he reviews recent photographs.
Fragmentary Note on Unclear Kitchen Scene
A garbled passage describes a chaotic kitchen sequence with references to lightning, foods like goobers and potatoes, and improvised cooking steps. The exact actions and participants are obscured by the OCR errors, leaving an unclear account of domestic mishaps and peculiar food preparation.
Nasal Foley and Yur’s Cure for Croup and Colds
A fragmentary item notes remedies for croup and influenza like symptoms. Mentions Nase, Foley, and Yur as providers or ingredients, with a cautious disclaimer about opiates and side effects. Text appears as an old advertising or medical quack section with unclear origins.
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Relief From Rheumatic Sleep Loss
Mrs J B Miller of Syracuse credits Foley Kidney Pills with easing long standing kidney trouble and backaches. After two bottles she reports sleeping through the night and reduced rheumatic pain. Thomas M Starch recommends trying Chen Pow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. B. Miller
Syracuse
Chen
Thomas M. Star
Very Particular Boy Prefers Pie Without Coop
Four year old Charles shows a playful appetite for dinner chicken pie while requesting a portion that excludes the coop. The anecdote reflects a humorous domestic moment captured in The Delineator.
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Charles
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Relief for Coughs
A vintage ad claims La Grippe coughs strain the system but Foley's Honey and Tar safely treat all coughs and colds in the family. It helps with croup and urges avoiding substitutes. Endorsed by Thomas M. Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Thomas M. Starrh
Uncertain Joys of Fame Highlighted in Interview
A renowned figure reflects on fame's lure, recalling a morning when he smoked a cigar named after him. The exchange explores how the allure of celebrity evolves and fades over time.
Speedy Belief from Kistney Trouble
A fragmented note speaks of an acute Bright's disease attack with swelling and weakness. Mrs. Gata Thorp and Javisom Mick are named, mentioning a remedy labeled Funny's Raines Hennedy and claims of relief, amid a sentiment on sympathy born from shared suffering and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Gata Thorp
Mick
Starr
Jean Ac Jean
Foley Kidney Pills Back Aches Rheumatism and Urinary Issues
Foley Kidney Pills are described as a reliable remedy for backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities with action in motion and quick results offering prompt relief from all kidney disorders, endorsed by Thomas M Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Thomas M. Starrh
Bright
T. M. Starrh
Oh Ye of Little Faith Anxious Customer Druggist Dialogue
A fragment shows a tense exchange where a customer questions medicine accuracy and a druggist admits uncertainty about a mix up while referencing a doctor’s order, ending with a judge’s remark. The snippet hints at a courtroom or medical dispute tone without full context.
Pneumonia Follows Cold but Foley’s Honey and Tar Heals
M Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for a bad cold and cough that threatened pneumonia. He says one bottle completely cured him with no opiates. Thomas H. Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
M. Stockwell
Hannibal
Thomas H. Starrh
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Kidney Relief
A testimonial from Waters in Idaho credits Deans Kidney Pills with relieving kidney pain and kidney disease symptoms. The speaker states initial relief after first box and ongoing improvement, endorsing the product and recommending it to readers. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents for Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Bright
Njan
Strostione
Idaho
Dean
Foster-Milfurn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
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Ayverel Bae
D. Minee
Jung
Fred Wheeler
Weiss
Paul Weiss
Bead Morie
Richfield
Ula Bert Kline
Sunshone
Dietrigh News Notes
B. Shuster
Hehfield
Flack
Fay
FL. Pribart
Antler
D. B. Borden
Dieterh
Miss Yada
Henry Oldenburg
WH. G. Kaveh
Shoshone
J. Anton Jott
Shoshom
Carey Elim
Dietrich
Dorothy Gornell
F. H. Kelly and Son
W. M. Culberson
Smith’ Pool Rooms
C. H. Horneman
O.K
Sirs
B.S. Lewis
Oly
Olte Haderly
Wyatt Hardwie Company
Joe, MO
Oe Erik
Gunnell
Iis
Towtalie
We Thas
Hires Nentuis
A. EB. Garaigie
Averdu
The
Tartiers
Jd. Po Kelly
S. King
Star Law
Nore Braineo
Heybern
Hesburn
Oregon
Prometer
Hots
Fred
Star Lake Valley
Howe
FF. J. Farrell
Southern Idaho Extension
Idaho Agricultural College
D. J. Paul
Brogan
Mr. Paul
L. N. Farnum
New York
Idano Trrigation Company
Mrs. Dougherty
State News
E. C. Maynard
North Swin Falls
North Side
Wm. Robertson
W.G. Folsom
Robertson
Rupert Pioneer Record
Messrs. Dodds
Rookstool
Moore
Fiegenbaum
Wendell Drrigationist
Jatlesc
le Fey
Bas
Orier
la Grippe
Kistney
Leah M. Burnside
Iever
McCall's Magazine
McCall
Visgalls Magazime
Abe
Doe
Mr. Price
Sted Fur Tree
TRE McAll Company
Hot Lake Anatoriums
DR. W. T. Phy Wor Lace
D. Swift
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Randedox
Muubout
Scientific American
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