Gem Market Slaughter House Showcases Modern Plant
The Gem Market slaughters at a modern stone building with an eighteen inch thick wall and flyproof design. Manager Hill touts compliance with food laws while detailing a kitchen tank, feed formulas, and a concrete slaughter floor. The complex includes corrals, a cooling room, and a 20 foot wide feed lane extending along the pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Gem Ae Wasema
Mulding
Howe
Brest
Une
Berlby
Stowe
Pepuds
Bar Bey
North Side Now Coming 10 Front North Side Now Coming 10 Front
The fragment outlines a regional dairy and livestock effort with mentions of associations and local figures. It notes circulation figures and a plan to organize production in the North Side area. The text references dairy fattening and regional cooperation alongside various names and places, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod
Jeroni
Brent de Mule
Mr. Reed
Commission to Organize State Irrigation Bond Meeting
The commission plans a meeting to organize the recent state litigation and set a session for 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. Attendees include J. E. Binton, Hans of Wolves, J. My of Caldwell, Fred W. Hastings of Wendell, Paul A. Sickel of Thin Pats, and others. The gathering aims to propose changes for irrigation bonds, credit, and development, to prepare for the next legislature, with a plan to assess feasibility of a conference fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jura
J. Eb.dinton
Hans
Wolves
J. My, Thompson
Caldwell
Fred W. Hastings
Wendell
Paul A. Sickel
Thin Pats
TL Ie
Idaho
Land Opening Lenawee to Oregon Sale Details
Fragmentary note mentions land opening Lenawee and a sale dated the tenth with an Oregon reference. Includes unclear agent and participant names, with scattered abbreviations and numbers. Further readable facts are minimal.
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Lenawee
Oregon
Bee Agente
Particuare
Evours
Vick- Amit June Tee Wid Pew
Pioneer Visits the Capital by Jack Skill
Mr Sanders, a rancher northwest of Bliss, traveled to Moise to accept a horse Skill secured. He spoke of preferring his farm to city life, noted crops ahead of Boise valley, and enjoyed the modern auto ride over muleback. He plans to return home that afternoon.
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Jack Skill
Vital
Sanders
Mr. Sanders
West Wind Nps
Hone
Fiim
Moise
Bliss
States
Bubl Man Injured in Automobile Accident
PW Monahan Bubs, delegate to the Inter Mountain Good Houds association, was in an auto crash near Mountain Home. The car veered into a bank then toppled, injuring Bubs and four others including Ernest Green and A V Monee. Bubs suffered back injuries but is not considered seriously hurt. expected to remain in Boise hospital four to five days.
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Monahan Bubs
Good Houds Association
Lapak
Pacific Hotel
Ernest Green
A. V. Monee
Harry Sith
Mr. Monatan
Ieaving Mountain Home
Boise
Welo
Statastndny
Salads from Lettuce Cups and Assorted Proteins
Recipes describe ham salad from lettuce inner leaves with walnuts and eggs, pork salad variant, fish salad using bones removed and flaked pieces, and a salmon cup blend with mayonnaise served in lettuce leaves. Emphasis on dressing and presentation in lettuce cups.
Prisoners received and discharged at state penitentiary May report
Warden John Snook filed the May monthly report with the Secretary of State detailing twelve new admissions and three discharges. The institution’s population rose by nine, with receipts of 43.49 and disbursements of 18.81. The penitentiary general fund stood at 1,947.51 with 56.50 added to the poor fund. Names and crimes of new prisoners include A McMullen, Shoshone county burglary. Jack Froe, Shoshone grand larceny. F H Foster, Bonneville manslaughter. F. Magré, Bonneville bribery. Fred Mitchel, Bonneville burglary. Elvin Bess, Bannock assault and rape. F B Richardson, Owyhee grand larceny. Frank Flemming, Bannock robbery. Manuel Morthey, Lincoln burglary. Discharges: Fred Fisher, Cassia county robbery. James Guer, Barrnock embezzlement.
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State Penitentiary
Pa Library
John Snook
Penitentiary Today
Gifford
Prison Commission
Oe County
A. McMullen
Shoshone County
Grand Javceny
Jack Fro
Sears
F. H. Foster
Benneville County
Frank Magré
Bonneville County
Fred Mitchel
Burelary
Elvin Bess
Bannock County
F. B. Richardson
Owyhee
Grand
Frank Flemming
Manuel Morthey
Lincoln County
Fred Fisher
Casyia County
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers sores boils and skin troubles claiming fast relief. Cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who says an ugly ulcer healed in two weeks after using the salve. Priced at 23 cents and recommended by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Bimmingham
Ala
Solace Remedy Claims Health Benefit and Free Trial
Advertisement touts Solace Remedy as a German innovation for uric acid trouble and rheumatic pain. It promises a free box and testimonials, claims guaranteed non opiate ingredients under food laws, and lists Battle Creek as U S agent with requests directed to Solace Nomody Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Solace CO
Battle Creek
U. S
SOL
Lee Morrla
First National Bank of
Chico
Texas
Solace Company
Memphis
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Liebert
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Hla
Wood River
Letore
Mike Airp
Pune
WBE
Dire Co
Seoien
Hwe
Wovernon Haines
Derigation Securities Board
Bubl
Idaho State Penitentiary
Croex
Silva’s Livery
M. Silva
Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Water Power Co
P. Sis
Frank Clem
Stose
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