West Idaho land fight tied to Roosevelt era scheme
The text argues President Taft aided by a few influential figures used legal authority to remove settlers from Idaho forest reserves. It claims railroads and big eastern interests pressured to control coal, timber, and water power. It cites Grant era policies, Gifford Pinchot, and Boreah allies as opposing western development, alleging widespread displacement and political manipulation to favor eastern capital.
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Gobree
United
Snakeiver
Gooding
Dade
Tin
Unitva
Grieg
Eettion
Gifford Pinchot
Minnselpps Valley
Idaho
Forest Service
Elaine Furaiady
Maho
Postum
Roosevelt
Hhen
Hare
Lincoln County
Jerome End
Woodell
Snake River Valley
United States
Oride
Willian
Taft
Gorn
Borah
New England
Ban on Misuse of General Delivery Window Notice
The new penalties to curb abuse of the general delivery window take effect. Clerks will ask if recipients are 21 and whether a fictitious name is used. Verified deliveries require explanations to the postmaster for nonstandard window access. Local notes cover a bear sighting at Pole Creek and travel of Chase Winslow and Mrs Haymond Guyer.
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Sam Fat
Hepeatiar
Saye
Pero
Mes
Chase
Mra
Haymond Guyer
Lima
Peru
Chase Winslow
Mr. Guyer
Fee
Elizabeth Nod
Mex
Bina
Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference in Twin Falls
The Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference convened in Twin Falls on the 28th with Bishop Saptily Lurcek presiding The gathering featured a notable address by the ex Governor and an excursion by the Commercial Club to Shoshone Balls and Blue Lakes Appointments were announced across districts including Boise La Grande Pocatello and Twin Falls with many names and locales listed for future postings.
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Apianopal Conference
Alt
Saptily Lurccek
Wisdon
Blue Lakes
Methodist University
Gooding
Condi
Twin Kalle
Boise District
J. Db
Gillilan
Boise
Apple Valley
AL HL
Iowa
Bliss and Hagerman
Maxey
Idaho City
Jordan Valley
J.C. Evans
Kuna
Meridian
Wea
Lus Park
D. Day
Mountain Home
J. W. Siften
Maron
Unwinew
Nampa
A. W. Uarshurn
Midway
W. W. Dentla
Payette
A. L. Howarth
Hevey
T. P. Graham
Sweet
Horseshoe Bend
G. P. Penderton
Thunder City
Carters
Weiser
E. Quilinson
Wilder
J. F. Vernon
la Grande District
W. A. Winters
la Grande
Ore
Aleel
de V. McGathers
Haines
A. Goslet
Huntington
Prairie Creek
Promise
G. Hotter
Panhandle
J. M. Johnson
Summerville
B.id
Beatle Union
Albion
S. BE. Valley
American
James Switch
Ashton and Vernon
R. G. Willan
Blackfoot
R. L. L. Barnestable
But
Syringa
Mark White
Burley
Castle Bord
P. Bartil
Filer
F. Fintey
S. J. Chaney
Hailey
Richfield
C Pratt
Rupert
J. E. Baker
St. Anthony
Salmon
H. E Bush
Dietrich
Mc Leod
Twin Falls
Roosevelt and Trusts Attack in Political Rhetoric Fragment
A garbled but pointed passage attacks Roosevelt era politics linking Reform and Trusts. It references Colonel Roosevelt and accusations against Democrats and Republicans, with critiques of campaign funding and purging Idaho politics. The wording mirrors early 20th century partisan denunciations and barbs about the steel trust and political manipulation.
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Gall Roosevelt
Hoowvell
Mw Hart Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kansas
Eliaiiv
Idaho
Runfie
Congress
Colonel Nerney
George W. Perkins
Yehanel Noesevelt
The Value of Good Manners in Knowledge
A compact reflection on manners improving the use of knowledge and guiding conduct. It compares manners to a rough diamond that shines only when polished, noting curiosity and utility alone do not suffice without refinement.
Learn to Be Happy Says Macier inek Advice
A brief aphorism echoes that happiness is teachable for all. It suggests surrounding oneself with people who bless life to cultivate a positive outlook. The remark anchors optimism in daily example and shared sentiment.
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Macierinek
Sear Wii Other Faults in Ancient Motto
The passage reflects Marcus Aurelius urging tolerance for human faults as a universal bond, stressing service to mankind and recognizing shared nature and relationships despite imperfections.
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Sear
Marcue Auretus
Roosevelt and allies defend West development claim
The passage asserts Roosevelt and allies including Pinchot will advance western development, claiming decades of proven results and urging listeners to trust the truth beyond skepticism. It presents a confident political stance praising cohesive leadership.
Lincoln County Fair Association gets grant at council meeting
At the regular monthly council session on Monday night, an appropriation to the Lincoln County Fair Association was favorably considered and approved. President C F Borden urged the grant, totaling five hundred dollars. A roughade improvement was proposed for Post Street fronting the properties of Mrs Burnsite, Mrs Norton and Mrs White.
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Lincoln
C.F. Borden
Post Street
Burnsite
Norton
White
Senator Borah Speaks For Himself on Third Party Stance
Senator Borah, in an interview with the Spokesman Review, discusses remaining in the Republican Party, his plan to speak in Idaho, and his views on Roosevelt, Wilson, and the third party. He says he will push progressive measures within the old party and questions the value of a rush to a new party. He expects Roosevelt to win a big vote and notes Wilson's strength in the East.
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Sentor Borah
Idaho
Dan el
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Renaamninne
Republican Nations
Min
Slalion
Taft
Othe
Wilson
East
Canary Plump Canary: Nine O Clock Reminder Story
A New Rochelle telephone operator aids an absent minded woman who forgot her nine o clock call. The woman learns she wanted to feed a new canary and requests the operator to say feed the bird each morning. The canary soon becomes plump and content.
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New Rochelle
Ntral
Central
Bishop Blames His Hair For A Local Tale
Father William J. Dalton recounts a city story about a well known bishop riding through Kansas in a silk hat. A porter warns him about the croster case left in the car as the porter cites the company's non responsibility for lost packages.
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William J. Dalton
Annunciation Church
Dalton
Kan- San
Kansas
Kannas City
Witness Testimony On Car Wheel Injury In Court
The defense questions a plaintiff about an open-faced watch carried in the vest pocket as the car allegedly ran over the stomach. The plaintiff asserts the car’s speed prevented the crystal from cracking, claiming the moment allowed no time for damage. The exchange appears in Der Weekly Har.
Suffering Declaration Reflects on Anger and Grief
A reflective passage notes that inner suffering from anger and grief often exceeds distress from external troubles. It urges consideration of how personal emotions intensify pain beyond the events that upset us, highlighting inner control and perspective.
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J.P. Melvin
Pheshone
Itabe
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Post Office Dept
Horton
Pole Creek
Bis Bear
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Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference
Senator Borah
Roosiefli
Chicago
Canary
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