Fear Not Fashion in New York Spring Styles 1916
New York fashion notes describe Daytime dresses with simple lines for street wear and airy afternoon gowns trimmed in ribbon lace beads. Beads Western white and color beads, woven girdles, and color combinations uplift serge and taffeta frocks, with belts, girdles, and embroidery adding note. Beading and color dominate while small girls wear bright motifs and featherstitching. The house dress gains attention for comfort and practicality with voile and madras fabrics in simple, becoming designs.
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New York
Big Interscholastic Track Meet Draws Many Teams
Thirteen southeastern Idaho high schools entered seventy eight athletes for the first annual track and field meet at Pocatello on Saturday April 29 under Idaho Technical Institute auspices. Four athletes will be chosen to represent Southeastern Idaho at the state meet in Moscow with a gold medal for the individual champion and a silver cup donated by First National Bank for the winning school, to become permanent after three wins.
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Southeastern Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute
The
Tech
Aiyd
Moncow
First National Bank of
Blackfoot
Buhl
Burley
Tilaho Falls
McCammon
Montpelier
Rigby Rupert
Shoshone
Sugar City
Kimberly
Thatcher
1 O'Clark
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mother in Alabama
A Blanton Springs, Alabama mother reports her baby recovered from a severe whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad notes the medicine is widely obtainable and promotes its efficacy.
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Chamberlain
W. McClinton
Blanton Springs
Ala
Trout Season Open For 1916–17 In State
The open season for trout fishing begins at 12 o'clock Sunday night and runs until March 31, 1917. Licenses cost 4 silver dollars and allow fishing with hook and line. Violators will be prosecuted. fees support game department field and stream upkeep for the coming year. Also included is a twice told tale advertising Doan's Kidney Pills with an anecdote from Mrs. J L Wilson of Blackfoot about kidney trouble treated successfully by Doan's Pills, price 50 cents.
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Game ‘Department
Blackfoot
J. L. Wilson
Dean
Dan
Irish Rebellion Suppressed After Dublin Uprising
Dispatches report the rebellion in Ireland ended with British troops and loyal constabulary regaining control. Leaders in Dublin surrendered, prisoners to be sent to England, and the revolt, likely aided by German influences, is described as a failure.
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Dublin
London
Nct
England
Land Removed From Forest in Idaho
President Wilson signed an executive order removing scattered parcels from the Targhee National Forest in southern Idaho. About 5,600 acres were affected, 1,450 acres of government land with little agricultural value, the rest privately owned. The government land falls under the U S land office at Blackfoot Idaho.
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Tui States Forest Service
Ogiden
Presnt Wilson
Targheo National Forest
Tlaho
Targhee Forest
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Poentello Visitor Jas Stevens Stirs Blackfoot Business
Jas Stevens of Poentello acted as a business visitor in Blackfoot on Monday.
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Jas, Stevens
Poentello
Blackfoot
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