Fever Spotted Fever Threat Remains In Sheep Herds
Dr. Charles F. Zeller reports no abatement in Rocky Mountain spotted fever among sheepherders and workers in sagebrush areas. He notes three cases under his care, urges self-examination for ticks, and recommends turpentine to deter bites. The piece traces origin, spread, and control efforts in the western United States.
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Charles F. Zeller
Rocky Mountain
Mountain
Rock Mountain
United States
Northwest
West
Mississippi River
Public Health Service
Montana
Municipal election date changed in Shoshone town notice
It has been established that Shoshone's next municipal election will occur on the fourth Tuesday rather than the first Tuesday in April. The election notice has been updated accordingly. Nominations may be filed at any time within 30 days before the election and within ten days before election.
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Shoshone
Street Improvement on South Rail Street Westin
Street work begins on South Rail Street between Borden's corner and the Journal office with ex excavations by Frank Clem crews. Trustees fund dirt removal as they raise the bed to prevent railroad overflow. Joe Wheeler oversees town work. $300 paid for dirt delivery.
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Haugh
Joe Wheeler
Re elect John Hailey as State Historical Society head
At a Saturday trustees meeting of the State Historical Society John Hailey was re elected state historian. He received praise from officers for his work caring for and displaying state relics. A resolution urged pioneers to send reminiscences and relics to the state Museum in the old capitol to enrich Idaho history records. Trustees named H. H. Hoif Montpelier A. F. Parker Grangeville and former Governor Hawkey.
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State Historical Society
John Hailey
Old Capitol
Idaho
H. H. Hoif
Montpelier
A. F. Parker
Grangeville
Hawkey
Lolee
Nevada divorc e colony opens amid saloon evictions
The Reno divorce colony policy shifts promise a wide open scene with saloon owners moving to Nevada. Gambling and pool selling are being reestablished partially, drawing liberal spenders and miners.
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Maho
Nevada
Rich Times for Idaho Irrigation Planaries Trials
BOISE March 21 The investors pushing irrigation trade in the Wat Heri region and CuRpANE aim to reclaim land for settlers. John MePbermen, irrigation commissioner, oversees colonization efforts as Boise hosts capitalists en route to Seattle. Over 200 acres sold, settlers recruited weekly. farmers buoyed by high grain prices and poised to diversify into potatoes and stock.
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Boe
Wat Heri
John 2
Teat Cmpany
Boise
Seattle
Ted
Wettern Ee Vesters
Smepherer
Idaae
Jude
Daw Bale
Mato! Fr Din
Ida
Meted
Birsemiter
Som
Murfeit of the firesett predicted in Jerome News
The Jerome News notes a bold prediction about a forthcoming event and parties involved. It asserts certainty that the era will end before Ble ferm expires and hints at no party alignment or affiliation.
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Jerome News
Governor Declares Local Quarantine on Hoss
Governor Alexander issues a local quarantine across Twin Falls region including Sulomon River district and Miniduka project territory. Ships containing hogs must show a federal or state health certificate of immunization and comply with portable chutes rules. A 15 day importation grace period is noted in the proclamation, prepared at the request of the Shire Livestock and Military Board.
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Alexander
Twin Falls
Sulomon River
North Site
Twin Pulte
Sf Gunding
Take Feriewtin Cmpany
Miniduka
Assistant Veterinurieo
Shire Livestock and Anitary Board
Good Roads and Bad Roads in Hailey Trip
Hailey Times reporters Purdum and Ringland rode a Hailey Garage Co machine to Shoshone and back, leaving Hailey around 1 PM and returning about midnight. They report rough Lincoln county forecasts and three poor roads south of Timmerman hill in this county, with warnings from Cotchinwoods residents about other routes. They planned to avoid Blaine county roads and skip risky sections toward Hite fey.
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Hailey Times
Ringland
Hailey
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Timmerman Hill
Cotchinwoods
Blaine County
Hite Fey
Whales Used For Bate Campfire Tale
A garbled note describes a fisherman recounting a whale tale near a campfire. The text mentions hesitancy in beginning and mentions “we were fishing” with unclear details about the whales and setting. It records a rustic, uncertain recollection with several misspellings.
Legislature Cuts Laws And Political Echoes In Ada County
A district court verdict in Ada County linked State Examiner Ali Van Nuys to bribery testimony amid a probe of treasurer audits. The case noted numerous laws proposed, with 269 bills failing and 293 bills acted upon. Mentioned are Governor Alrsender supporters and Lieutenant Governor Taylor amid gubernatorial talk.
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Idaho
Moteuilty
District Court
Ada
Ali van Nuys
Crowch
Fred Coleman
Hitt
Alrsender
Mabe Falls
van Nurs
Amon
Taylor
Beaker County
Repebias
Epidemic Among Children Reports From Madison County
An epidemic affecting children in Madison County strains physicians. Five cases are reported with two more severe cases, one possibly fatal. Symptoms include high fever, neck pain, face swelling, and fluctuating temperature, with abrupt recovery or relapse. Complications involve upper airways and sinuses. Deaths linked to pneumonia, shock, and heart failure. Health officials investigate a suspected streptococcal infection.
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Madison County
Chidren
White Named Pure Food Commissioner
Poise March H Jean K White was unanimously elected state pure food and sanitary commissioner for two years, succeeding himself after James H Wallis resigned. The state board of health elected White at its meeting last night, with president and secretary to be chosen April 1 when all members are present. Four abstained yesterday, including President W H Hamilton, Attorney General Fetervon, State Engineer Smith, and Dr Ralph Fath. De tear B Steely was absent.
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Jean K. White
Parr Fot
James H. Wallis
White
State Board of Health
W. H. Hamilton
Fetervon
Eneireer Smith
Ralph Fath
B. Steely
New Settlers for Kimama Colony Established by Fortune
Dy Fortune of Disewond, Wasting ton, has settled on four homesteads in the Kimann country, bringing two carloads of effects. He appeared before U S Commissioner Frask TL Dimes this week. Henry Sastink, from Wasbinder, also joined the Kimesta colony with two new farmers. A deep well contract has been let with the Hocaslers.
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Fortune
Kimann
U. S
Frask
Hocaslers
Henry Sastink Low
Batt of Wasbinder
Mr. Fortune
Hae Alee
Kiamesta Colony
Noted Norman Attorney Ruige Dies After Illness
Norman Wisconsin March 34. Neeman MO Stulek a leading attorney in irrigation law died shortly before admission to hospital. The death followed a long illness after a trip east for business. Ruige was counsel for the Lighe Irrigation company and one of the state’s best lawyers in irrigation matters. He fell ill during a western journey and died en route to his home tears.
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Rieke
Ty Weal
Oeher
New York
Culinsel
Pany Ant
Irriga
Pardon Drive For Francis M Peck In Rustling Case
Application aims to secure a pardon for Francis M Peck the former cattle rustler who pled guilty and received a four indeterminate sentence to the penitentiary He is reported to be at Ben Perk Linenin county with a Magic home and a wife and baby He was an inpatient with appendicitis at arrest time despite the pardon fee being resisted by officers of the rust case stake remains unresolved
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Venice
Sismund Fraenkel
University of Vienna
Fraenkel
Haying
Francis Peck
Studer Bothwell
Strom
Ben Perk
Linenin County
Magic
Erust
Remarkable Accident Befalls W. M. Fields
A worker named W. M. Fields suffered a striking accident while cutting shade trees at Waters Mansia. A rope loop around his body tightened as a tree limb broke, pinning him to the pivot and nearly causing a fatal fall. He reported being suspended about two minutes before escape and described the scene as remarkable.
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Pleids
Mansia
Dows
Peter
Thas
Herwig Addresses Shoshone Meeting on Stewardship
Superintendent Herwig of the Anti Sutvon leasie te Wy Shoshone pest Sunday nicht t give an account of his stewardship and cause with his ascochates Depe To this cod Joiet meeting of the chureh poopie te to be held at the Mithorlist church. Stereopticun frustrations will be given of the work of the reigue and showing how ftahe went dre. The meeting is teatmence at uel At Dietrich the next evening Mr. Her wis will klip the same lecture.
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Herwig
Leasie
Mithorlist Church
Uel
Dietrich
Herwis
Real estate trade swaps homes for amusement hall in Jeré area
County Attorney Hazian Do Heley exchanges his Shishene residence with 1140 acres for the amusement hall at Jere the hall B. The deal includes the Jerome property lessey investment and a complete milking of stories amid a complex land swap.
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Hazian Do Heley
Jere
Hoebel
Jerome
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Darcg Irrigation Company
Fizary
Touled
Great Drumsummon
Finlens
Moar
Ryse
Crise
Haiehe
Deta
Milne
Cnet
Hoss
Pure Food
Kimama
Norman Wi. Ruige
Idaho Passes Away
Francis M. Peck
W. M. Fields
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