Local Overflow Notes Idaho and Shoshone Happenings
Bliss and Shoshone news items report visits and moves of residents. JW Bolman from Sueke river, Crandall to the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello, Davies entering the same Academy, and a Japanese boy seeking schooling in Stockwen’s area. Minidoka lumber ads urge house building, postmaster box shortages ease with new supply, and local society events feature Myrtle Trevitte at the Methodist church and a charity benefit for the church building fund.
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Myrtle Katharine Trevitte
Chicago
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church Building Fund
Snake River Lumber & Building Company, Limited
Minidoka
Idaho
C. B Sterly
Frank Gooding
Shoshone
N. McCarty
C. W. Church
T. F. Terrell
J. A. Tupper
Pocatello Tribune
White House Dinners and Servants in Official Kitchen
The article describes state dinners at the White House with a caterer providing service while the official kitchen is superseded during functions. A new £2,000 Wedgwood service is used alongside official linen and plates. White House waiters perform most upstairs work. Five colored women including a cook, assistant cook, scullion, and two laundresses have long been on the payroll at $1 per day.
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White House
Italian warder acts as convict moneylender
In Italy the government allows an aged warder to lend money to convicts to buy luxuries such as sugar butter and oil. He takes back repayment with an order on the wages the convicts earn.
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Italy
The Arabic Day and the New Moon Declares Months
The Arabic day begins at sunset and marks the month when the new moon first appears after sunset. Visual conditions after sunset create uncertainty in confirming whether the current day belongs to the previous month or begins a new one.
Youth and Beauty in Harper's Weekly Musings
An excerpt from Harper's Weekly recalls a nostalgic meditation on youth and beauty, contrasting June and December with enduring gentleness and perfection. The text pairs a lyric reminiscence with a separate note about infant reading, and an unrelated fantasy extract about guarding a sanctum from daylight intrusion.
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HL AW. Parker
Hill
JW. Bolman
Sueke River
Frank Crandall
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
John Davies
The
Stockwen’s
LE. Prothero
Twin Falls
Journal
Harrys
Boise
J. Hi, Schooler
Sand Springs
Snake River
Butler
W. Yaden
Bliss
Hagerman
Chas
Haynes
R. W. Swope
Will Parry
Fred Huggins
H. N
G. B. Gray
Stanley Basin
Lou Tyler
F. W. Gooding
St. Louis Fair
E. W. Kleinman, KE. &. Goudy
A. J. McMahon
J. A. Waters
Kootenai County
Will
Lincoln County
Guild of Christ Church
W. D. Crocker
Stellar Company
Opera House
Sarah G. Pinney
Ida A. Burkett
T. M. Starrh
Burkett
Seattle
Alaska
Olivia Olson
Alton George Wilcox
Miss Olson
Topeka
Kansas
Junction City
Institute
Jupiter
Ohio
Indiana
Anid centralHlinole
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Missouri River
Ree “Hayfever
Exry
Ives Rumief
Drausgie
Sarrea SL
New York
June
Louise Morgan
Harper's Weekly
Thedford
James Halls
Jacksonville
Thelford
ST. LoUis
StaTes
Kississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City
Springdeh
Martin
O&nra
Denven
Drake, Bier
Pass’n Goo
Salt Lame City
Tam
Tal John Greens
Accor
Burre
Montana
OUR Grocery
Stockgrowers’ Mercantile Company
Jane Has
Burcess
the White
W. S. McGuire
South Rail Street
William C, Custer
Jos, Keefer
Shoshone, Idaho
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