Boy 16 Identified After Train Death Near Ogden
A missing youth identified as sixteen year old Brinkerhoff was found dead after a train stop near Ogden. Relatives and investigators traced the body to a station, noting faded grayish attire and a distinctive inked index finger.
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Batty Peigst
Hiriherdie
Kol Deyern
Dack
Banke Healt
Seevingpa
Pethy Jaresny
Jack Fhrinker
Tom Osseo
Sehrieder
Waupi
Brinkerhoff
Shoshone
Woren Shine Tennis Champion Miss Mable Anderson
Miss Mable Anderson of Lewiston is champion of the Midwest women’s tennis tourney. She will face Miss Byron next, who suffers a blood poisoning finger but insists on playing. The match adds interest as Anderson joins Byron in a strong field at the Capital News tournament.
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Athusi
Mable Anderson
Lewiston
Chignpions
Ui Miwest
Ity
Miss Anderson
Miss Byron
Sughes
Pwinning
Byrd
Capital News
Weaver
Everal
Taken Up Blue Horse and School Notes in PubLIG HELLS
Taken Up entry describes a blue horse about 900 lbs with white hind feet and black mane tail, branded left thigh at Byres Ranch Cotton 28if. The rest lists school term plans, new staff, and faculty at PubLIG HELLS, naming Miss Martha Hulse, Miss Marilia Hulde, E L Wenger, and others, plus notes on Com missions, highway work, and rates.
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Marilia Hulde
Scipio
E. L. Wenger
Princ Tperine Jesmings
Princip
Genevieve C. Pitzpatrick
Ispheming
Judge Walters to Preside at Opening of Sessions
In Cassia County Judge Walters will preside as the opening session begins. Albion and nearby counties will have judges Peters and Stocksiaggr on the bench. The round up event in Idaho Falls is noted for September 12, 1913, with further details to follow.
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Walters
Cassia County
Viet Dourt
Jude Stocksiaggr
Sliestione
Adda Fiabe
Jfo Agnon
Sully
Silier
Hilerdale
Boonesille Coty Fair
Idaho Falls
Bellevue Lead Mine Ledge Opened Amid Thick Ore Riches
Report describes the Bellevue mine area with ore ledges extending 250 feet and over 50 feet wide, as workers prove the ledge by blasting the tunnel mouth. Mentions ownership claims in Idaho and early exploration by Senith and Arkooshek, plus lamb shipments and local mining activity in the region.
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Wulnies Utat
Bellevue
Idaho
al Press
Walla
Messrs
Senith
Arkooshek
Bellevue Striel
Mo Plughett
Lida
Bilge Thin Ste Eli
Fraser
Manning
Lewvue
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