Alfalfa and activity mark Hagerman district notes
Shoshone and Hagerman area items report alfalfa thriving in hot weather and ongoing mining along Snake River. Residents travel for work and pleasure, with orchards, schooling plans, social dances, and horse trading noted. Names include A G Madalena Briggs Eveleth Haines Johns Hopkins and others.
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Snake
Vader Sells Land and Prepares Move to Village Home
Vader sells his Land Springs ranch to Hiram Barnes and plans to move to his village residence by October. He will pursue sheep farming. Exhibits space at the Boise fair are filling up as management expects full occupancy. Toledo Weekly Blade touts its large, nationwide circulation and varied features for readers.
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Vader
Springs Ranch
Hiram Barnes
Boise
Toledo Weekly Blade
United States
Union
Household Department
The Mexican Household Furniture and Domestic Life
The Modern Mexican notes formal parlor layouts with uniform chairs and doors that open inward, glass-panel exterior doors, and shutters for street openings. It highlights the Mexican cook who manages daily provisions for a dollar a day, providing a full table for a family of three or four and often bargaining more effectively with market sellers.
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United States
Heroism of Fishermen in Century 4 Feature
Mr. Herbert D. Ward contributes to the Century 4 paper in a piece titled He roes of the Deep. He laments past daring myths and Vikings exploits and contemplates whether heroic deeds of the deep remain a living record.
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Herbert D. Ward
Vikings and the hardihood of Jack the Fisherman
The passage argues Vikings were not mere pirates and extols the fearless jack the fisherman as a noble navigator. It contrasts legendary seafaring valor with ordinary sailors who risk life for survival and profit, praising the fisherman's skill and significance from Portland to New Orleans.
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Portland
New Orleans
Jack
Spectacular Red Men Piasa Bird Pageant At Piasa Bluffs
A Springfeld Red Men display at Piasa Bluffs reenacts the old Piasa bird legend with a life sized monster of wind and talons. The crowd watches as the large creature battles the Indians in the air and a sacrificial tale unfolds ending with the bird slain by arrows. Also notes that British merchant sailors include 9 000 Scandinavians 5 000 Germans and 2 000 Russians.
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Piasa Bluffs
Chautauqua
Red Men
Springfeld
Britain
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Rock Springs
E. W. Horton
General Jobbirg
Horton's Livery & Feed Stable
Overland Hotel
Johnson & Gage
Barhill
Sears
Lipres
Purnipkings
Waters
Shoshone
Idaho
W. H. Baugh, M. D
Snosnone, Spano
D. P. Albee, M. D
Columbia University
New York
Judge Waters
Shoshone, Idaho
T. B. Beck
South Rail Street
Meat Market
J. M. Rogers
D. D
J. F. Kenly
Atyrt
Weaver
Lincoln
A.M. Comes
Depot, Shoshone, Idaho
Kanaka
A. G. Madalena
Mr. Briggs
Lost River
Albert Haines
Albion
Judge Eveleth
Mr. Stiles
Mrs. Barney
Camas Prairie
Sam Gridley
John Hopkins
Klondike
Hagerman
Ida
Mrs. Hale
Mitchell and Heritage Co
F. N. Uhriaub
Riverside
Fletch Frost
C.M. Click Jr
Will
C. C. Sands
Billey Calthorp
Granville Allen
New Ortea
Royal Baking Powder
Akon
Springfleld