Hay stacker issue eyed in Idaho transport dispute
Boise Idaho July 8 1913 Special to the Optimist The annual argument between agriculturists and wire owning companies in Idaho resurfaces over moving hay stackers along highways The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announces no charge to ranchers for moving stackers through its lines provided notice is given to the telephone company and a lineman is provided to cut and repair wires The company notes this avoids service disruption and urges cooperation with ranchers while warning of potential suit under Idaho law for willful damage to telegraph or telephone property
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Boise
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Conpany
DeNike
Salt Lake City
Ana
Idalo
Seeing America First and Local Pride Poem and Notices
A short verse extols domestic scenes from Maine to California and Florida to Kansas, preferring American landmarks over foreign travel. A Boise Democratic newspaper planned to launch within two weeks, with Fred Floed as editor. In Taylorsburg Abe Skinner dies laughing at HIFF magazine, which advertises a six slide color-illustrated family humor weekly. subscription offer included.
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Maine
California
Nome
New Orleans
America
God
Boise
Fred Floed
The
Citizen
Floed
Hawley
Capital News
Taylorsburg
Ohio
Abe Skinner
HIFF
Biff
Dayton
Health and Hygiene Guidance for Patient and Public
The guidance covers wound care with cauterization and antiseptic dressing, cautions on mercury and quinine usage, and humane handling of rabid animals with confinement and laboratory submission. It stresses brain tissue handling for Negri body detection, urges prompt reporting to health authorities, and promotes proper breathing, oxygenation, and adenoids removal. It warns against mouth breathing, advocates fresh air, and highlights dangers of indoor air starvation and dirt in summer.
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State Board of Health
Indians and Orientals On Parade In One Day Show
A one day wild west and far east caravan arrives in Pocatello on Wednesday July 20 featuring buffalo bill and pawnee bill with an outdoor show of oxen drawn emigrant train riders Indians cavalry and riders from many races. The event promises shootings ropings branding spurting horses and a street parade at 10 am with scenes of frontier life and exotic Orientals adding novelty to the spectacle.
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Pocatello
Mississippi River
United States
Virginia Reef
Orient
Damage To Wheat Woodpeckers Going Crazy in California
Idaho Leader reports scholars from the University of California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology question why Sonoma County woodpeckers near Sonoma Mountain stored pebbles instead of acorns. The note suggests instinct should drive food storage and calls the behavior mysterious, noting possible failure of acorns leading to other food storage.
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California
Sonoma County
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
University of California
Sonorma Mountain
Idaho
Forewarned Is Forearmed On Summer Health Dangers
The notice outlines common filth and diarrheal diseases as the main summer health threats. It warns of heightened mortality during the heated term and urges citizens to heed advice to prevent illness and protect public health.
Summer Dangers From Pests And Contaminated Food
Public health guidance warns against summer pests and dirty foods increasing disease risk. It urges cleaning ma quire piles, screening homes, and swatting flies, plus pasteurizing milk, washing uncooked produce, and buying from clean sources. It cautions about dirty ice cream and unsanitary soda fountains and advises keeping drinking water in clean bottles on ice.
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Suveet
Keep Clean to Avoid Summer Diseases in Chicago
The text warns that polluted river and lake water is dangerous for bathing due to sewer outfalls and open dumping. It advises boiling water away from home, and stresses disposing of garbage in sealed metal containers with formaldehyde spraying. It highlights manure and decomposing matter as fly breeding sources, urging strict sanitation to prevent summer diseases.
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Chicago
The
Chicago School of Sanitary Instruction
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