Dietrich Tract News Highlights Local Happenings
Sol Morgan makes a county capital trip, Mrs. J A Smith recovers from illness, EB Jamison travels to Washington for several weeks of business. Notables include Trene Donegan and Miss Vaden visiting, Elier of Idaho Irrigation on business, Hethian holds services, and plans for a new house near Dietrich. Farmers discuss forming a union, locals visit Twin Falls, and a new cash register at H Cornell’s store signals spring stockups. The community notes sleighing, cold snap, and a herd district petition proceed to April. The column ends with a proverb on foolishness and an ad for Foley’s Honey and Tar.
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J. A. Smith
EB. Jamison
State of Washington
Trene Donegan
Miss Vaden
W. K. Sweelser
Carey
Ute Senvor House
Tes
Idaho
Mebougal
H. Cornell
Cornell Hs
Ceatle
Arthur Mallanger
Pocatello Visi
Kershner
Mallanger
Dietrich
Averell
Dangerous Kidney Warnings and Doan’s Pills Claim
A list of kidney danger signals warns of hidden health issues including back pain and urine changes. The ad touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a permanent cure with a testimonial from Mrs. GIMf of Holley and notes Foster Milburn as U.S. distributor with a 59 cent price.
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Bright
Holley
Dean
Caesar's Lament in the Arena
A vivid ancient scene where beasts roar and blood runs in Caesar's arena. The crowd clamors for more blood as Caesar in his box sighs and laments his power to hasten time and grant their plea for an automobile cup race.
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Great Caesar
Caesar
Foley Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective for Kidney Bladder Ailments
Mary Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports rapid relief from rheumatism linked to uric acid and kidney failure after three days on Foley Kidney Pills. She describes pain in feet joints and back easing enough to move with no lingering discomfort. Thomas Starrh endorses the remedy as well.
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Foley
Mary ¢. Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
Thomas M. Starrh
The Way of Life in Atchison Man’s Enduring Punishment
An elderly Atchison businessman reflects on how aging reduces tolerance for punishment in daily life. He warns that punishment is a constant threat whether at home or on the street, and notes that the burden grows clearer with age as a man tries to live properly.
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Tabor
Tdaho
Atchison
Foley's Kidney Remedy Appreciation Note
A reader from Catherine Street El Mira, New York writes of Foley's Kidney Remedy praising its effectiveness in a kidney trouble case. The letter claims five bottles cured the illness and calls it the most reliable kidney medicine the writer has used, with sales noted through Thomas M. Sturrh.
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L. McGonnell
Catherine St
Elmira
N.Y
Foley
Thomas M. Sturrh
One Way Anyway
A short family vignette describes a father scolding his toddler son for finger eating at dinner and the child insolently replying I will. The brief exchange ends with the father telling the son to shut his eyes.
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Sonny
Will
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Praised by Boston Family
Mrs. Charles Kane of N South Street Boston Pennsylvania reports several family members suffered coughs and colds but were helped by Foley's Honey and Tar. She says it never leaves the house as it soothes throat irritation and loosens the cold. Sold by Thomas M. Starrh.
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Petey
Charles Kane
Sth
Boston
Ory
Foley
Thomas M. Starrh
Electricity to Replace Steam on Oregon Short Line Soon
The Oregon Short Line faces a large potential shift to electricity as water power expands in southern Idaho. Power plants at American Falls, Malad, Shoshone, Bear River, and Twin Falls, plus Delmaride and Great Shoshone facilities, boost capacity and may convert locomotives. Coal supply and rail fuel costs push toward electrification, with relics of steam likely fading as electric engines gain use.
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Oregon
Poe Eatella
Hentingten
Cire
Idaho
Whe
Boise
James H. Brady
Hyden-Electric
Lilahe Consolidania Power Company
Atperieal Falls
Pocatello
Ue Ee
Wildilmenad
Great
Sheeshone Hower Company
Shoshone
the Snake
Thu|ho Falls
Gentile
Cache Valley
Geren
Utah
Twin Falls
Wyoming
Peratello
Foolish Naval Spending and Outdated Warships
The writer ridicules government plans to build $10,000,000 warships while naval engineers and builders are stalled. They argue ships under construction will soon be useless and demand dry-dock overhauls of Georgia and Virginia, citing obsolete armament and turret gear and costlier required upgrades for several vessels to face superior overseas powers.
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Georgia
Virginia
Armiunitia
Tiabvinepne
Marinetta
Paducah
Artinisix
State News Notes Spark Spring Happenings Across Moscow Region
Farmers spotted enjoying springlike air at the start of the week near Moscow with talks of Free Gold Mining venture and local investors. Lincoln County activities include road and culvert work, a big barley crane project, and preparations for spring planting as crews expand operations around Hailes and Oakley. Notables Kennedy and Armstrong report steady cattle market activity and ore camp prospects, while Halies and Burley focus on infrastructure and timber shipments for local development.
Real estate price trends amid adverse conditions report
The Wendell area real estate market shows rising asking prices amid adverse conditions. A writer cites a $29 per unit figure and notes planting of acreage by the Idaho irrigation company. The piece references Rex V. Wilcoxon and claims many buyers pay in advance while farmers plan spring planting on Twin Falls North site and Unit 2400 acres, with expert horticulturists citing Wastrination of Oregon as well suited for fruit culture.
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Idaho
Wenedl
Huby
Ict
Wendellea
Rosie
Rex V. Wilcoe
Wiieos
Leragitlimaiat
Dane
Prem
Deuil
Jenene
Twin Falls North
Tdihe Terigation Co
Dincoln
Oregon
Shinshwine Journal
Averell News of Local Events and Gossip
The Averell Girmers entered the agricultural exhibit on Pussday. Harry Nelson visited Dietrich on Wednesday. John Matson was called to Seath team account of his father’s Winess. Mr Kirksey spoke to Averell spinsters about plans to clear a forty acre tract by spring. Mrs M B Moore expects a moose in her new house. Misses Matson and Herron were seen in town. Young Averell residents anticipate a dance at Mrs Maine’s home. N O Mines clears eighty acres. Kirkley eyeing a furred leap and gauntlet glow amid Star Lake bachelors secret society. Grace and Aneel Carnegie attend deiridh services. Leola Herron and others mingle near Averell. We may elect the eighth grade stat uates this spring. Caveat noted. Jordan case ruled a prosecution victory despite technicality. two main witnesses, one dead, unclear if retrial.
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Averell
Harry Nelson
Dietrich
John Matson
Seath
Kirksey
Ketrich
Star Lake
Local Lincoln County Board Sets Rigorous County Business Pace
The new Counts Gom mus shunners board in Lincoln County is moving swiftly with business, aiming for careful oversight of roads and bridges. Chairman Arthur L. Speakman of Jerome leads a competent group, with plans to inspect proposed routes before final action. January minutes show heavy activity and broad representation among farmers, ranchers, and businessmen.
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Gommus
Lincoln County
Uborough
Thal
Llwi
Arthur L. Speakman
Jerome
Speakman
Boand
Boach
Charles G. Nwtee
Reyburn
Ghartes N. Dilsiush
Hagerman
Towser's Sous Club Echoes With Odd Banter
A garbled club scene shows a crowd reacting to quirky exchanges among performers including Towser and Choppy Metuasr. The dialogue hints at a chaotic revue with playful blame shifting and references to a performer named Beppo.
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Cates
Beppo
Jo Uebeastie Court Case From Ioetiu State
Jurisdictional matter filed in the County of Lieve Chiristiad Hanser. Plaintiff is Jdourial Duteet of the State of Ioetiu. Case details remain limited in the fragmented OCR text.
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Jo Uebeastie Court of the Poort
Jdourial Duteet
State of
Ioetiu
Syate
Lieve
Chiristiad Hanser
Notice to Creditors in Lincoln County Idaho
In Lincoln County Idaho Probate Court the estate of L. W. Parish deceased is administered by M. M. Mackey. Creditors and all claimants are requested to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Mackey at Shoshone County Lincoln Idaho. Dated December 21 1910. M. M. Mackey Administrator. Johnson and Haddock Attorneys for Estate Shoshone Idaho.
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Idaho
M. M. Mackey
L. W. Parish
Johnson & Haddock
Shoshone
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T Heir
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Board of County Commissioners
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Free Gold Mining and Milling
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New York
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Oakley
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Aneel Carnegié
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Sohmaten
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Lorena Weis
Noellie McKivaitt
Téa Matson
Dravid Weiss
Frank Wheeler
Paul Weise
Benttin Matson
Orville Wheeler
Oree McKivain
Caveat Piven
Jordan
Wits
Taondting
Iria
Y. P. Kelly
J. W. Wernicke
Jautars
Saxton Pont
W. T. Phy
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