Chautauqua Presents Long List of Celebrities for Week
Blackfoot hosts a landmark chautauqua June 17 to June 28 featuring The Comus Players, Wood Briggs, The Riveras, Balmer Kaffir Boy Choir, Alexander Von Skibinsky with Mary West and Alice Wright Baker, and The International Operatic Company. Notables include The Sequioa Male Quartet, New York City Marine Band, and a six day music schedule with top artists. Notable speakers include Sylvester A. Long, Dr. Thomas E. Green, Dr. W. A. Hunnberger, and Robert Parker Miles.
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Wood Briggs
Kentucky
Bouth
Balmer Kaffir Boy Choir
Wea
Alexander von Skibinsky
Mary West
Alice Wright Baker
International
Sequoia
New York City Marine Band
Sylvester A. Long
International Lyceum Association
Lou J. Beachamp
Thomas E. Green
W. A. Hunnberger
Douglas Mawson
Mawson
Robert Parker Miles
Hequoin
International Operatic Company
Chautauqua
Kafr
Bulmer
Real Kaffir Boys
Donald Bouchier
The
River Sisters
Skibinsky- Welch Concert Company
Builders Beware About City Building Permits
A historical notice warns that the Olive city ordinance requires a council permit before building. It threatens a 100 fine for noncompliance and states the mayor and council will enforce the rule strictly in the future. Russell Sewell, Chief of Olive, Ade.
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Russell Sewell
Olive
Notice of bids for Blackfoot sewer extensions 6 June
Sealed bids will be received up to June 6 at 1 for city rea widen for sewer extensions in the City of Blackfoot. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Frank Hesse. Municipal Sewer Committee.
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Blackfoot
Frank Hesse
Mhaiian Sewer Comite
Chapin
Opes
Oper
Mt Vets
Rnovevell
Sigpartens Prive
Ardor
Bullopitis
Wien
Diverse Local Visitors and Life Events Spark Community News
The report highlights social visits from Anna Brenton and Weston from Blackfoot, Sam Matthews from Washington visiting the Justa family, and Jean Eastgate from Rock Springs. Memorial Day observances occurred at Thomas cemetery, with ongoing farming developments and local debris noted, plus a government road convention to be held in Ogden.
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James
Anna Brenton
Mr. Weston
Blackfoot
Cecil Martinelli
Dad
Roundy and
Bates
Provo
Sam Matthews
Washington
Frank Justa
Jean Eastgate
Rock Springs
Kerr
Frank Justs
Hiawatha Ranch
Leona Hall
Goshen
Little Wilbur
Frank Just
Frances Canseigh
Grantaville
Utah
Spen
Tugley Brothers
Masdames Hill
Flora Heist
Jas McWherson
Shoshone
Alma Clough
Misa McPherson
Eagle Bend
Ralph Clough
Misa Clara Rich
Burley
Thomas Cemetery
Jor
Low Woody
Grandma Woodly
Republicans Are In Session Amid Debt and Distrust
A late November despatch notes Republican national convention activity and related demonstrations in Iowa and Des Moines. The piece references push for party unity, intermingled church mentions, and a missionary tale from India, concluding with a sales pitch for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable bowel remedy.
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Des Moines
India
Chamberlain
Jahan Campbell Visits Golf Point Mines Visit
Jahan Campbell visited Golf Point mines last Sulay and stated the property would start operations. The brief report notes the trip and expected initiation timeline.
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Jahan Campbell
Golf Point
Sulay
Stake meetings announced in Blackfoot ward houses
Notices describe multiple stake and ward meetings in Blackfoot facilities including the Second Ward meeting house, First Ward Meeting House, and related activities. The text lists dates, times, and priesthood group meetings, with officials named in a formal religious agenda.
Notice to the Public on Local Affairs and Aid
A public notice announces involvement of local residents and a named dean in seeking support. It references Bay Por and various acquaintances while urging respectful assistance and better treatment for involved parties. Notable names are unclear due to garbled OCR formatting.
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Dean Eiuteans
Dr E J Wolcott Offers Hay Fever Cures
Dr E J Wolcott advertises hay fever treatment with claim of curing over 90 percent. He states many cases in Pocatello over ten years and invites patients to write or call to arrange a consultation.
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Pocatello
Rose Orchestra to Play Friday Dance Night
A local event invites guests to a Friday dance with music by the Rose Orchestra. Doors open early for seating and refreshments. The crowd is urged to arrive prepared for a lively evening and good companionship.
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Rose Orchestra
Wool horse injury reported at Blackfoot
A damaged fragment states a sorrel horse weighing about TAO or LOW pounds was injured with a digimon bur on the right shoulder. The owner, Ralph Dink, of Blackfoot, Tilaho, was notified to care for the animal and pay for the incident.
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Amaue
Ralpil
Blackfoot
Tilaho
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James Reid
Idaho Falls
Hubbel
Mrs. Brokaw
Wolverine
Henry Woody
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Mr. Johnson
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Rorat Tattons
Chicago
Brown-Hart CO
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Black
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Hous Sunlay School Union
Leip
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First Ward
Fist Ward
Oma
Jintisn
Joy Wader
Petis
Daves
E. J. Wolcott
Pocatello, Tdatlo
Lakeview Tories
Furmu
Boa
Wees' Pharmacy
Biers
Claribel Sickert
Chiropractor
Timter
Brid Olive Mone
Southern Idaho Water Power Co
Watson’s Garage
M. B. Watson
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