Daddy Long Legs Features Pickford in Orphan Tale at the Baugh
Mary Pickford stars as Judy Abbott in Daddy Long Legs a screen version of Jean Webster’s story. Marshall Neilan directs this humane comedy drama with Nelsan Hamilton and Mahlon Hamilton among the cast, portraying life at John Grier Orphanage and a benefactor’s romance.
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Jean Webstre
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Klaw
Erlanger
Judy Abbott
Asylum
Marshall Neilan
Mark Twain
Mr. Nelsan
Judy
Mahlon Hamilton
Jarvis Pendleton
Milla Davenport
John Grier
Neflan
Shiv
Man Hunt Ends in Lava Rock Desert Pursuit
Deputy Sheriff Joe Wheeler pursued two thieves across the lava rock desert east of Shoshone. After a three hour chase on foot and in a car, Wheeler captured Carmine Innocito and Willam Dickson near Barbee ranch and railroad. They are jailed in Lincoln County awaiting a preliminary hearing before Judge Puller.
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Joe Wheeler
H. Fields
Doctor Fields
Fiekls
Sheriff Office
Armenoid
Sage Brush
Lava Rock
Sherif Wheeler
Wheeler
Barbee Ranch
Carmine J. Innocito
Air Service
U. S. Army
Willam Dickson
Lincoln County
Puller
Sheriff Wheeler Returns With Escaped Prisoners Recovered
Sheriff Clarence Wheeler returns to Sho shone with two of four Lincoln County jail escapees, Frank Sullivan and Frank Walsh, captured by Canadian authorities in Winnipeg. One prisoner, De Nhce key expert, remains at large after Winnipeg release. A baby girl born to Mrs Hannah Roor of Cambridge, named Barr, formerly Miss Hasna Davies of this city, is announced.
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Lincoln County
Clarence Wheeler
Shoshone
Winaiper Canada
Frank Sullivan
Frank Walsh
de Nhce
Winnisee
Hannah Roor
Cambridge
Barr
Hasna Davies
Recent Arrivals at City Library List Odd Titles
A garbled catalog of new library acquisitions includes scattered titles and author names such as The Rising of the Tide Ida M. Tarbell The Tin Soldier Tempie Baltes Flexible Ferdinand Linoman and The Three of Hearts Biria ruck among others, with many misspellings and unreadable segments. The list reads like an OCR crop with numerous errors and partial lines.
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Ida M.tarbell
Tempie Baltes
Ferdinand
Linoman
eVorre
Weekly programs at the Baugh Theatre listing
The Baugh Theatre presents a weekly lineup with Saturday shows featuring Pretty Smooth and a Mack Sennett comedy. Monday screens The Red Grave. Tuesday features Vivian Martin in Never Saw Such a Girl. Wednesday presents P W Geills The Girl Who Shaved We Home. A misprinted line references Fae and Tal madge in evening shows.
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Satunday
Privettia Dern
Mack Sennett
Thesday
Vivian Martin
P. W. Geills
Fae
Talmadge Ow
Captain Chas Mabbutt In Serbia News
Report from Shoshone highlights Captain Chas Mabbutt one of four American officers chosen to administer food distribution in Serbia. His size and build cited as ideal for the role as he appears to be near 0 pounds after taking American food.
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Shoshone
France
Chas. Mabbutt
Serbia
Mabbett
Food Administration
Home Again at Gem State Lumber Yards
John Murer, manager of the Gem State Lumber yards, and his wife arrived home Thursday from a visit to Vancouver British Columbia. They described the trip as highly enjoyable and restful from start to finish while visiting a daughter who resides in Vancouver.
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John Murer
Gem State Lumber Yards
Vancouver
B.C
Four Mexicans in Court After Preliminary Hearing
Four Mexicans arrested at Mun fioka were returned to Shoshone for a preliminary hearing this week on theft charges. Three were released for insufficient evidence while the fourth, identified by the victim, was remanded to await trial. Two more arrests for disorderly conduct await preliminary hearings this week.
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Munfioka
Shoshone
Lvst
Bonds to be sold tomorrow by highway commission
The Board of Highway Commissioners will open bids Saturday noon for the sale of the $120,000 bond issue voted July 5 by the Shoshone Highway District. Secretary treasurer Hath Horne has furnished data to bond houses nationwide. It is reported that twenty bids will be received and opened.
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Board of Highway Commissioners
Shoshonee Highway District
Horne
A Drouth Resistant Crop and Park Weed Growth
A drought resistant crop thrives amid water shortages while parkings and curbs host a robust weed crop. Postmaster FE Noble remodels the Showhone post office to handle growing postal volume, moving delivery windows closer to the entrance and installing new boxes.
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FE Noble
A Plea for the Dairy Cow from Lincoln and Gooding
Dairymen face a farming dilemma as high hay prices push many to sell cows. A Nebraska expert, S. Marlatt, outlines profits from milk and butter fat, noting modest yields still yield fair income while hay costs rise. He warns buyers may dominate next year, with prices swinging and dairy stock expected to rise in value.
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Lincoln
Gooding
Marlatt
Thousand Springs Plans Major New Power Installation Next Year
Unofficial word states a 6000 horsepower unit will be installed at Thousand Springs next year. Officials of the Thaho Power company here are non-committal, but reliable sources indicate plans are nearly finished to supply power to meet all requirements.
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Fite
Thousand Springs
Thaho Power Company
Idaho Hearing Set on Coupled Power Lines
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission schedules a September hearing to study the feasibility of coupling power lines operated by Daly Power and Delta Power & Light. The plan would connect via a Seatiy line from America to Shoshone Pool, with discussions noting a need for redundancy and regional capacity.
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Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Dal Power Company
Dtal Power & Light Company
Lourand
Americag
Tahoe Power
Oak
Tinho Power Company
Hssewanits
Iftah Company
Hes
Ae Yate
United Reclamation
Idaho Ahead Despite Drought Strike
Despite nationwide water shortage Idaho remains far ahead of drought afflicted states. The state reports fairly good crops this year despite temporary handicap, with conditions better than some regions normally set for normal yields.
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Idaho
Water Shortage and Fires Plague Dry Season Strain
The article notes a prolonged dry spell triggering water shortages and fires. It highlights cooperation among farmers using pumping plants and Idaho Power, yet these efforts fall short of meeting all needs. It points to costly actions at the Lower Salmon Fall plant by the power company as a final effort.
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Idaho Power
Elty Com
Lower
Salmon Fall
Power Company
Power Plant Rush Finishes Lower Salmon Unit
Officials completed the Lower Salmon unit with heavy labor and expense. Last Friday night the juice was turned on, delivering about 4,000 horsepower to meet pumping demands in the Idaho Power Company service territory.
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Idaho Power Company
Continued Interference Halts Lower Siimon Plant Work
The Lower Siimon plant at Hagerman Valley faced repeated interference from war and labor and material shortages. Although no water shortage was expected early, pumping system shortages forced cost and effort to be set aside to keep progress moving despite menacing conditions.
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Siimon
Hagerman Valley
Sittin
New Regime Efficient in Endowment Investments, Gov Davis Plan Praised
Report summaries six months of endowment and public investment earnings under Gov Davis. Commissioner Elmer notes Department of Public Investments rapidly growing, with income from farm loan, US and state bonds, and school notes. Six months ending June 10, 1919 show nearly a million dollars more than earlier periods, funding state government expenses.
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Davis
Department of Public Investments
Elmer
Priselpad
United States
Ogden Livestock Market Letter Opens Promising Week
Ogden, July 14. Three important factors boosted Ogden as a livestock market center in the past week. First, hog prices rose to 21.76 per hundred for first-close finished animals. Second, the Quikis livestock exchange unanimously approved the plan for the Ogden Fat Stock Show with an initial 1,000 dollars toward expenses. Third, the Ogden Tacking and Provision Company learned of new freight rates for meat and packinghouse products to Missouri river points, set by the railroad administration.
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Ogden
Uuh
Ogden Tucking and Provision Company
Missouri River
Railroad Administration
Ogden Market Shows Rising Hog Prices and Livestock Growth
The Ogden market report notes steady hog price increases amid growing European pork demand. Livestock men advised farmers to build stock for market as prices rise, with the Ogden Stock Show promising livestock education and improved breeding. Freight rate changes may boost shipping of sheep and horses, expanding Ogden’s role as a livestock center.
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Ogden
Ogien
Soldiers oppose president's plan for a league of nations
Washington dispatch quotes a Rainhow Mission colonel, veteran of the Argonne, saying expeditionary forces reject the league and Article X. He asserts troops want home, oppose American entanglement, and fear European rivalries would draw the U.S. into future conflicts. The view reflects mood of officers and soldiers wary of foreign commitments.
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Washington
Themmes
France
Watson Bien
League of Nations
Caleniatelo
America
Rainhow Miision
Ant
Argonne
Jeane
Methine
Europe
Germany
Met
Rabbit drives urged as crop pest concerns farmers
The article describes nightly drives against a rabbit pest affecting farmland. It notes thousands of rabbits encountered in recent drives and urges citizens to attend upcoming efforts to protect crops and support farmers during the problem.
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Trier
Three English Institutions Embrace the Sons of Britannia
Across the world, three enduring English institutions distinguish Britons from others. At ten in the afternoon, handkerchiefs are folded up the sleeves and attire adjusted for dinner, signaling ritual and tradition that survive beyond borders.
Tennessee Moonshiner Operates Near Jerome
Lee Uhinde, a Tennessee man, was arrested at his home near Holen in Jerome county with an up to date still, 150 gal of mash, and two gallons per hour output. Sheriff White sent him to Lincoln county jail while U S Commissioner Frank T. Disney filed a federal distilling and selling charge and issued a warrant awaiting preliminary hearing.
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Fitahe
Virginia
Uhinde Lee
Holen
Shee White
Jerome County
Lee
White
Lincoln County
U. S
Frank T. Disney
Disney
Mont
Idehe
Big Rabbit Drives Boost Summer Rabbit Harvest on Dietrich Tract
Farm Bureau members and farmers report success as four big drives yield about 9 000 to 10 000 rabbits killed. First drive at Mr Since’s place produced 1 000, at John Matson’s 500, at Crispill’s 1 500, and at Chris Frees’ nearly 4 000. Plans call for drives on alternate nights including Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Dietrich Tract
Farm Bureau
Mr. Since
John Matson
Crispill
Chris Frees
Monsay
Headgate Meddlers Brought Before Judge Ful ler
Four caves of tampering with head gates were brought before Judge Fuller last week. Two plead guilty and two plead not guilty. The former have paid costs of 25 dollars each while the latter have given notice of appeal and are allowed ten days to make their appeal.
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Fuller
City to Enforce Auto Laws in Shoshang fu
Authorities warn all automobile owners to study state laws on license taxes and driving. County and city officials plan to enforce sections of the 1913 Session Laws, including a age limit of 16 for operation. Apply for licenses through Assessor Bert Bowler at the County Court House promptly.
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Shoshang Fu
Idee
Ceras
Bert Bowler
Tancels County Court House
Keep Your Word Across Life and Work
A compact moral urging to uphold promises in all roles from parent to employer. The piece likens a kept word to a magnet drawing strength and cites Grover Cleveland as a model. It stresses promptness with appointments, paying on promises, and never making a pledge one cannot keep, starting with self.
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Grover Cleveland
Mabbutt Family Welcomes First Child
Miss Mabbutt arrives with a 1-pound daughter born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs G B Mabbutt. Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely as the Mabbutts adjust to their new arrival.
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Jean Webster
Great Star
Lava Rock Desert
Christopher
Calymbas Peauchomp
Three of Hearts
Biria
Rachel
Herta
Suze Brusher
Emerson Hough
Init
Sin Fe Tiderwond
Panannil
Nei Seery
Colerytes
Hugh Wynce
Mitchell Tool Rerua
Ater— Y Lee
Myreus Whitmas
Creeon
Nixon
K. le Vosnrey “Vane
Timberlans — Tld
Weeman
de Wit Fonghoy Clim
Frances Horlgsen Burnett
Etre
Maire
THE
Baugh Theatre
Chas
Mabbu
State Department of Public Investments
Ogden Livestock Market Letter
President
Sport and Business
Tennessee Moonshiner
Jerome
Lincoln CO
City Council
George Matthew Adams
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