DMAN ABANDONS PHILADELPHIA VISIT OVER LICENSE SHOWDOWN
Philadelphia March 21 The Pennsylvania board of medical examiners refused a temporary license to Dr Friedmann who claims a tuberculosis cure He will not come to perform experiments without license The board would allow him only as a consulting physician urging hospital responsibility The piece also notes a long lived Bay Horse resident George Harland and his storied 19th century service roles including pony express and early mining work
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Examiners
Friedmann
George Harland
Bay Horse
Challa
Harland
Plains
Walker
General Johnson
Pony Express
Fort Bridger
Wyoming
Bannock City
Montana
Custer
Henry Dunn
Overland Stage
Salisbury
Gilmore
Capital Block Surplus and Profits Noted
A brief financial line records capital block figures showing surplus and profits totaling 100000.00 with a remaining 43867.22 noted. The entry presents a terse snapshot of corporate or trust accounting, indicating balance and profit figures without further context or accompanying narrative.
Candidacy in Blackfoot City Election Promises Sharp Races
Citizens face a two ticket contest on April 1 with Republicans and Progressives naming mayoral candidates and a full slate of councilmen. R N West leads the Republican ticket, James A Martin heads the Progressive mayoral choice, while ward contenders include E T Peck, Geo L Stone, C V Evans, A B Stevens, J G Bond, No Fear Davie, J Frank Garvin, J Wigand, Alex Younie, J W Bond, J W Miller, S W Gibbs, V Van Bramer, O Neil, C F Hendrie, James Young, Geo Holbrook, and Marcus Farmer.
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Blackfoot
Icket
R. N. West
James A. Martin
Martin
Consolidated Wagon &Machine Company
E. T. Peck
Geo L. Stone
C. V Evans
A. B. Stevans
Peck
George L. Stone
Grove City
Albert Miller
Mr. Stone
Repubicans
CVY
Evans
Express
A. B. Stevena
Mr. Peck
Hiselief
Fincst
J. G. Bond
Davie
Blackfoot Mercantile Company
J. Frank Garvin
J. Wigand
Garvin
Wigand
Alex Younie
Jos, LaCour
J. W. Bond
Second Ward
J. W. Miller
John Bond
Bond Brothers
Younie
Councl
W. Gibbs
James Gibbs
Phillip Wolf
Volley van Bramer
van Bramer
Si" O'Neil
Kinmey
C. F. Hendrie
James Young
Geo. Holbrook
Marcus Farmer
D. W. Standrod Bank
Frontier miner with rugged Alaska life profile
A man described as among the first miners in Alaska lived an outdoor life on the extreme frontier. He consistently used tobacco, and his life history resembles a Rex Beach novel, suggesting it would make a highly interesting tale if written.
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Alaska
Rex Beach
Sale Postponed for Big Lost River Project
The sale of the Big Lost River project scheduled for Saturday March 15 was postponed for thirty days.
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Big Lost River
Republican ticket names for city offices by ward
The ticket lists candidates for city offices: Mayor R N West, City Clerk G H Holbrook, City Treasurer Mrs C B Rea, Police Judge J W Ezell, City Engineer C F Hendrie, First Ward ER T Peck and George L Stone, Second Ward J G Bond and Nofear Davis, Third Ward Alex Younie and Joe Lacour, Fourth Ward James Gibbs and Philip Wolf.
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R. N West
G. H. Holbrook
C. B. Rea
J. W. Ezell
C. F. Hendrie
ER. T. Peck
George L. Stone
J. G. Bond Nofear Davis
Alex Younie
Joe Lacour
James Gibbs
Philip Wolf
Local Names Mentioned in Page Segment
A fragment from a newspaper page lists multiple individuals including James Martin Mark Farmer Mrs James Young A B Stephens Chas Evans Frank Garvin J Le Wigans John H Bond John H Miller D L Oneal Valentine Van Bramer and others. The snippet seems to catalog names possibly for notices or credits without additional context.
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James Martin
Mark Farmer
E. Sill
J. G. Hinkle
James Young
A. B. Stephens
Chas. V. Evans
Frank Garvin
J. LE Wigans
John H. Bond
John H. Miller
D. L. O'Neal Valentine van Bramer
Cyclone devastates the Deep South with heavy losses
Reports from Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Tennessee recount over three score lives lost and more than 2 million dollars in property damage. Lower Peach Tree Alabama and towns including Thomasville Remser and Lonieville face severe destruction while Columbus area and surrounding districts report large damage and halted communications.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lower
Peach Tree
Thomasville
Remser
Lonieville
Minn
Shreveport
Columbus
Geo
Alabama
Tennessee
Columbus Ga
Mitsissippi
Storage Plant Contract Goes to Eiley Bros
The Blackfoot Packing Co lets the construction contract for the storage plant to Pesky Bros, with work to start immediately and aim for June completion. A side track from the Mackay line will be added soon to ease material handling, and the contractor has already ordered materials for rapid progress.
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Eiley Bros
Blackfoot Packing Co
Pesky Bros
Mackay
Blackfoot
Storm Leaves 17 Dead and Wide Damage Across State
The cyclone began in Warren county and swept through the gou! region, following the Mobile and Ohio railroad line. It centered near Macon causing loss of life and property. appeals for aid flowed from Meridian as Governor Brewer aided survivors and livestock losses mounted.
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Warren County
Mobile & Oblo
Macon
Natal
Meridiian
Here
Brewer
Wmans
Omaha Tornado Kills Hawks City Residents and Wrecks Homes
Omaha and suburbs reel after a Sunday tornado crossing the city from southwest to northeast. Officials report hundreds killed or injured, with vast property damage across Omaha and nearby towns, prompting mobilization of troops, relief funds, and shelter for the displaced. Suburbs such as Dundee and Florence suffer heavy losses as fires break out and hospitals fill with casualties.
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Omaha
Vila Lincoln
Moorehead
Daahiman
Ryder
Council Bluffs
Ilst
Fort Crook
Commercial Club
South Omaha
Souncil Bluffs
Dahlman
Field Club
Carter Club
Illinoia
Yridge
Missouri River
Robinson
County Poor Farm
Fort Omaha
Henson
Dundee
Florence
Webster Street
Raleton
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Dman
Pennsylvania Board of Health
U.S. Depository For Postal Saving Funds
D. W
Standrod& CO
Bankers
Idaho
Kuppenheimer
Biethans
New Spring
Ralston
Buster Brown
Biethan
Republican
Progressive Ticket
South
Mart
Nebraska
Twister
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Hartman
A. B. Richards
Dr. Hoover
Millick Block
Blackfoot, Idaho
Parkinson Realty and Investment Co
Orpheum Theatre
Anders
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