Dietrich Tract News Highlights Local Life and Prospects
Dietrich area reports include farm activity with cattle and sheep, school reopenings, and road and rail work as residents anticipate spring. Notables like H E Easley and J F Kelly engage in local business, education, and hospitality events while plans for a new church and ranch houses progress amid mild winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Helman
Shoshone
Helman
Robert Hogerson
P. Kelly
Bee Hive in Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bee Hive in Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine. It warns that no genuine product exists without the Bee Hive and restates the brand Foley's Honey and Tar and the name Thomas M. Starrh as the marketer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Thomas M. Starrh
Committee Pleads for Better County Roads
Several residents and farmers gathered in the county seat to press the county commissioners to form road districts and appoint overseers. They cited deplorable road conditions in the area and urged quicker action to improve travel and transport for the farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Local Election Ballot On Street Project Favored
In a public meeting officials consider a petition to extend a street project. Commissioners hope the decision will reflect public support and a forthcoming election to settle the issue.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar for Grippe and Colds
This aged notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as quick relief for LaGrippe coughs and stuffy colds. It asserts the remedy is safe, contains no adulterants, and can expel the cold from the system. Sold by Thomas M. Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Thomas M. Starrh
Letter From Absent One Talks Of Home And Opinions
A letter from SG dating from Washington coast describes homesickness and appetite for Pee Moter aid. He thanks the Old Bachelor Club for membership but voices differing views on women. Ray longs to return to Liv land of sunshine after settling business in Seattle.
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Itay
Ubeland
Toe
Vam
Washington
Tim
Dieterich
Old Bachelor Club
Nat
Mr. Ray
Liv
Land of Sunshine
Uyat
Seattle
Tietrivh
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
Mary A G Abbott of Woolfeleroro says Foley Kidney Pills cured a painful bladder and joint ache after her kidneys failed to clear waste. She describes severe lameness and agony before using the pills for three days, then recovering and recommending them to others. Thomas M. Starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary AG. Abbott
Woilfelaoro
Thomas M. Starch
Future at Urater Lake Site Promises Rich Fruit Output
Urater Lake company plans to drill for water at shallow depth, aiming for a profitable harvest of early fruit and vegetables. If successful, the crater’s sheltered lava-walled basin could yield prime growing conditions, with temperatures staying above freezing all winter.
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Urater Lake Company Wall
Foley's Kidney Remedy Appreciation A New York Letter
L McConnell of Elmira New York writes of relief from kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She praises the remedy, saying two bottles did the work effectively and proved it a reliable kidney medicine. Sold by Sanmestt M Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. McConnell
Catherine St
Elmira
N.Y
Foley
Bive
Sanmestt M. Starrh
Sage Lake wanderer and salt mine tale sparks satire
A humorous fragment traces Wie Sage of Star Lake valley wandering with a halter and salt sack, asking about a gray ome. The tale jokes that birds are salted to trap them, then mocks belief and declines credulity with a chuckle at the odd salt mining claim.
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Star Lake Valley
Reliable Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Easton family
Mrs. Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania reports several cures of bad coughs using Foley's Honey and Tar. She states it relieves throat irritation and loosens mucus and notes she keeps a bottle at home. Sold by Thomas M. Starrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Charles Kline
Sth St
Easton
Thomas M. Starrh
Reaping Benefit from Neighbors Experience
Shoshone resident Jonny W Saviers of Peterson Ave shares a testimonial on kidney health. He credits Dawn's Kidney Pills with improving kidney issues and back pain after years of trouble, noting lasting relief from multiple boxes. Endorsements appear through local agents Foster New Yard and Crary's land take pn.
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Jonny W. Saviers
Peterson Ave
Phushone
Wade
Lake Daan
Dawn
Petits, Foster
New Yard
United States
Crary's
Milburn
Buff
Blue and Gray Echoes in a War Era Aria
A fragmentary historical verse remembers Civil War imagery with the flags Blue Gray and Red as soldiers march and drums beat. A gray bearded philosopher asks if life is worth lying, answered by a hungry-looking man who offers a harsher question about life and a landlady’s son delivering corned beef and prunes.
Women Divers In Japan Pearl Harvest
In Ago Bay and surrounding regions of Shima, women divers harvest pearl oysters. They descend to depths of five to ten fathoms without gear, hold breath for one to three minutes, then return to shore to warm by fires before diving again.
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Japan
Australia
India
Ago Bay
Shima
Notice of Payment of County Warrants
Lincoln County registered warrants of the following series payable on presentation at day office: Havenet Expense 1909 up to 76, Garrent Expense 140 up to 100, Load and Bridge up to 437. W. Wermicke County Treasurer. Deputy W. Hail Howne. Dated December 21, June 7, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Covity
Garrent
A. W. Wermicke
W. Hail Howne
Jine
Notice of Issuance of an At-Lachament in Idaho
The Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County issues a writ against G W Werndeke, defendant, for 4806.38 dollars with 7 percent interest from January 7, 1911, plus costs. Clerk Harry W. Anderson records the action on January 9, 1914, with deputy J H Helman. Attorneys for the plaintiff reside in Shoshone Idaho, notice dated January 13-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Werndeke
Idaho
Lingoli
Olachioent
G W. Wernwke
Ald
Harry W. Anderson
J. H. Helman
Hothwell & Aubolee
Shoshone
Interview reveals servant shift to Chinese staff
A reporter asks a woman about replacing her former colored servants with a complete Chinese staff. She confirms the change and cites decorative harmony with her dining and reception rooms rather than a considered reason of their faithfulness or effort.
Notice to creditors in estate of L W Parish
In the Probate Court of Lincoln County Idaho M M Mackey administrator of the estate of L W Parish deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Mackey at Shoshone Idaho. Dated December 21 1910. Johnson A Haddock attorney for administrator free residence Shoshone Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Idaho
L. W
M. M. Mackey
L. W. Parish
M. M. ‘Mackey
Shoshone
Lingcoln
Johnson A Haddock
Ida
Wanted Revenge on Missed Train Becomes Wild Van Chase
A man runs along a station platform as a train speeds away. He falls twice with his bags, then recovers and vows revenge. A bystander offers comfort and a quirky remark about pursuit and pleasure in possession.
Unsigned note on speed of money transfers and brokers
A fragmentary dialogue discusses time saved using faster money transfers to brokers for stock trading. The speaker contrasts sending money by mail and previously traveling to an office, noting quicker, more efficient access to New York markets. The text is incomplete but centers on reduced delays in brokerage transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Yaden
Dietrich
Sting
Ix Omy
John FB. Kelly
Old
Missouri
Idahir
New York
Poe
1911 World Almanac advertised as a vast reference book
The 1911 World Almanac promises reliable data on the 110 census, congressional elections, politics, labor, religion, sports, finance, trade, and world affairs. It claims extensive coverage of U S and foreign topics, demographics, canals, universities, postal rules, and naturalization, offered at 25 cents in stores west of Buffalo and Pittsburgh or 30 cents there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York World
New York
The Fisherman Opinionated Reflections on Angling
An essay compares fishing to sport, arguing it is a scientific pursuit requiring gear and routines. It mocks the boastful fisher and jokes about advertising, while noting the poetical side of fishing and a harsh truth about homicide juries and mackerel as examples of open water life.
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Aelerncan
Tle
Fandine
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