Idaho State News Highlights From Halles to Twin Falls
A jumble of items from Idaho state news covers property sales at the Strobie ranch, a steam shearing plant near Halles, and local incidents. Reports include a 17 year old, a fatality risk with a wagon wheel injury, a debaters' league victory at Moscow, labor plans for Japanese workers on the Northern railroad, a cloudburst near Boise, wheat land plans near Marsh, saloon arrests at Twin Falls, railroad extensions to Meadows and Payette lakes, and a child saved by quick-acting railroad workers at Wapelin.
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Strobie Ranch
Walker
Halles
Hint Whedtey
Towbo Northern
Welser
Boise
Military Post
Burtos
Prakoman Russell
Wapelin
Uraketian
Pilit
Lovelorn Path of Genius and the Marriage Hope
The piece reflects on love among brilliant minds and its rarity as true happiness. It notes that even great natures may not find lasting companionship, citing poverty, illness, and early death as common ravages. It laments the gap between youthful ardor and realized contentment among exceptional individuals.
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Strugelo
Dodd's Kidney Pills Prove Cure for Rheumatism
Record Time Piney Flats Tennessee reports Dodd's Kidney Pills cured two years of rheumatism that confined D. G Hilton to pain and limited walking. He claims pain vanished after two days, praising the pills as the grandest on earth.
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Piney Flats
Tenn
D. G Hilton
Dodd
Mr. Hilton
Dodds
Philadelphia Trolley Crash Sparks Air and Water Woes
A fragmentary note from Buffalo Rx mocks Philadelphia’s health with references to a trolley crash and concerns over drinking water and air quality, portraying the city as unhealthful amid lingering hazards.
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Philadelphia
Buffalo
Fixing Railroad Rates as Strategic Play
The article likens setting freight charges to chess or checkers, stressing careful moves by traffic managers. It argues railroads must balance competitiveness with shippers to avoid ruin for cities and industries. Freight rates in the United States are framed as mutually beneficial concessions, resulting in lower prices than government-run systems in Europe and Australia.
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United States
Europe
Australia
Untitled Reflection on Modesty and Beauty’s Power
A brief aphorism notes that modesty gives beauty influence and control, suggesting restraint enhances perceived authority and social sway. The line emphasizes inward virtue shaping outward strength.
ULCERS FOR 30 YEARS Cures by Cutleura Highlighted
A Gainesville Texas man, M. O. Mose, testifies after thirty years of illness from knee to foot eruptions. He credits Cutleura Cream Ointment and Pills with a six month cure, noting improvement from the first use and urging others to try them to escape misery.
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Cutleura
M. O. Mose
Gainesville
Texna
Dangerous to notice a new dress your wife Nas
The note mentions danger in noticing a new dress for Nas wife and suggests suspicion that a partner is involved. It references New York truss and implies potential oversight or secrecy with the topic.
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Nas
Fragmented OCR item about a courting scene and coin notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a young man calling on a pretty girl while an old man does not spend his earnings on a patent gas saver. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Portrait of Jessie Carden Drawn by San Francisco Artist
Blake identifies a portrait in a moonlit studio as Jessie Carden, Miss Jessie Carden of Boston, formerly Jeanie Carden. Arthur Morris recoils, asks how Blake knew the subject, and Blake recalls meeting her years ago near Hingham Massachusetts on a farm, uncovering a surprising connection.
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Blake
Jessie Carden
San Francisco
Jeanie Carden
Arthur Morrix
Morris
Mink Carden
Boston
Arthur Morris
James Blake
Miss Carden
Hingham
Maanathusetts
Jove
John Burt
Bishop Mansion
John
Rocky Woods
Lim
Bart
Burt
Massachusetts
The Blake Mystery and the Return to New York
James Blake narrates the saga of John Burt and Jessie Card en across a web of jealousy murder and finance. Peter Burt learns John is alive and thriving in California while Blake plans a return to New York as Sam Rounds, now an alderman, welcomes him with cautious hope. Blake visits John in San Francisco then heads toward a new chapter in New York.
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Peter Burt
John Burt
Rocky Woods
Mra. Jazper
Marie
Blake
John
California
James Blake
Tech
Mr. Burt
James Blake & Company
New York
New York City
Peter Birt
Sam Rounds
Sam
Jim Blake
Jim
Sam Rounds Allers
San Francisco
Jessie Carden
Blake Seeks Old Bishop in Hingham After Calamity
Blake returns to his hometown of Hingham to find his Bishop relatives vanished and the old household of Peter Burt closed. He asks Mrs. Jasper for Burt, hoping the recluse will still receive visitors. Blake claims to be from California and requests an audience with Burt.
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Blake
Hingham
Thomas Bishop
Hous
New York
Peter Burt
California
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Idaho State News
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Chris Dey
le Cotielve
Heath
Raynes Mieeswnger Andre
Num
Metalital Tejuries
Mabo Preparatory Department
Inland Empire
Moscow,ly
Walls Walla High School
K. Plowman
Marah
Twin Falla
Mynor
Clarence Gerteau
Welver
Leah
Brother
Pacific and Idaho Northern Railroad
Meadows
Payette Lakes
Dan Kingsley
Faliw
Nouth
Washington County
Cambridge
Pendleton
Wiate
Congutenion
Weiner
Trrvat
McoDonald, McCor & Co
Eateas the Gry
Ruth
Kidoapp
Urham Adam
Frederick Upham Adams
vyMtoMe, Was
Ee Dureen Bion
Jeanne Carden
Gen. Carden
Paris
Berlin
Jessie
Arthur
Morris Bank
Jono
Jossie
Rammohan
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