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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
The state liquor law will impact hospitals including Coeur d Alene, requiring purchase of alcohol from registered in state pharmacists with tax. Previously, hospitals could source pure grain alcohol from outside at wholesale price without internal revenue tax. Attorny General action to define compliance expected today.
Aberdeen Times reports county assessor notice that Carey act tract property owners who refused 1911 taxes must pay before June 13 to keep title. Some have paid under protest pending U S Supreme Court ruling. Redemption ends June 14. owners fear decision may come after, prompting later refunds if the court rules for settlers.
Plans advance for revival of the Lost River irrigation project with meetings set for June 1 and 3 at Arco and Mackay. State engineer, land board, and Utah Construction Company officials will present dam plans water distribution and payment schedules for settlers to approve or reject.
A black water spaniel, seen last Saturday following a southbound auto, is lost from Gibson between Mackfoot and the Fort Mall reservation. Owner may claim by paying one dollar and applying to JF Latour rette at Fort Hall. For payment and printing, contact Optimist office or telephone 209.
The sermon argues the parable targets the heathen world, not the Church, detailing Messiah's Kingdom after the Millennium begins. It outlines the Judgment Day before the Great White Throne, the selection of the Church, and the fate of the righteous and the goats, including the Second Death.
A June Sunset essay surveys international law and morals after the Lusitania sinking. It presents English and German positions, notes American opinion split, and argues that war, not law, may govern future neutrality in the current conflict. It cautions that declaring war would harm the United States economically rather than avenge victims.
A home remedy advertisement explains bilious attacks occur when the liver fails to function causing constipation and digestive distress. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health at a quarter, available everywhere.
A week ago at Wapello two mares came to my place. One is blue bald faced branded circle and bar on left hip, the other black branded M on left hip. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying for this ad. 8. F. Freckleton, Wapello.
A humorous, era style guide on driving signals and etiquette. It outlines honk meanings, passing rules, stopping for washouts, and safety tips. It notes wheelstands improper, proper crank handling, speed limits over 60 mph risk obstructing traffic, and asserts a woman driver has right of way.
William J. Travis of American Falls Idaho describes a decade of kidney and bladder pain relief after taking Doans Kidney Pills. He reports severe kidney pains, dizziness, and nightly awakenings prior to treatment, then credits seven boxes with lasting relief and endorses continued use. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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