Improvements brighten yards and farms in neighborhood
J D Brown leads a spurt of yard work planting grass shrubs and trees. A Burrix ton adds shade plantings along the agnne line. Albert Mosley rents a Gold Point house moving from Logan Utah. BE Thompson returns from a long eastern swing noting hard times and western immigration. Hart Maglay and W G Davidson travel to Blackfoot on business. Alma Clough loses a valuable dog hit by an Aberdeen auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Neb
W. M. Dooley
Plaice
Albert Mosley
Gold Point
Logan
Utah
BE. E. Thompson
Ohio
Indmania
Nebraska
Colorado
Mr. Thompson
Idaho
Hart Maglay
W. G. Davidsom
Blackfoot
Alma Clough
Aberdeen
President's Policy Popular Amid War Deaths Debate
The piece notes President Wilson's war stance after the Lusitania disaster, drawing broad American support for a measured response. It argues Germany bears responsibility, but English shipowners and insurers also face accountability for the loss of passengers, while acknowledging no remedy can restore the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Recalled After Seven Years
A Blackfoot reader Walter Callister recalls Doan’s Kidney Pills as still effective after seven years. He reports relief from persistent kidney pain in 1907 and notes his family’s similarly positive results, urging others to ask for the remedy. Also covers a Mountain View Farm Percheron stallion import and breeding plans amid wartime market outlook, plus local travel to a Rebaccas meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Callister
Doan
Spray Your Trees Now Law Declares Spraying Required
The notice from Inspector L. W. Vanakin calls for mandatory tree spraying within three weeks to combat pests on bearing apple and pear trees. It lists arsenic-based mixtures such as 5 to 6 lbs per 100 gallons of water and Paris green at 6 to 7 lbs per 50 gallons as effective treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Paris Green
May Births Reported by Mrs Butway
May births announced for the month include a son to the wife of Adam Sueister on May Sth a son to the wife of Anton Banett on May 7 a daughter to the wife of Elin Conkle on May 8 and a daughter to the wife of John TL Boudell on May 11 all recorded by Mrs Butway.
Whooping Cough Relief Reported in Ohio Ad
A reader from Crooks, Ohio recalls severe whooping cough in a relative. He describes a hemorrhagic lung episode and relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting rapid improvement and eventual full recovery after two bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Grimes
Crooks
Ohio
Sheep department head visits Blackfoot for stock outlook
Mr G J Kyte of the Great Western Commission Co arrives in Blackfoot from South Omaha to meet local sheepmen and discuss prospects for all kinds of live stock. He will be at the Commercial hotel for inquiries during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Kyte
Great Western Commission Co
South Omaha
Neb
Blackfoot
Ady
May Sale Crepes and Organdies at Ten Cents Yard
The Brown Hart Co presents printed crepes and organdies in new styles and colors during the great May Sale priced at 10 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Hart CO
THE
Local News Notes From Blackfoot and Surrounds
Mrs Vaughn and J Bennett were Blackfoot visitors earlier this week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Bower of Quincy California on the 25th of last month, Mrs Bower formerly Miss Kittie Reid. Mrs Frank Justin enjoyed a visit from her brother this week, arriving unexpectedly from California. Mrs BM Habbell and Olga of Blackfoot spent several days with friends at Lone Pine ranch. Miss Anna Trenton has a broken finger but remains in school with her hand in a sling. The Williams family attended the civets at Ido Falls Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
J. Bennett
Roy Bower
Quincy
California
Bower
Kittie Reid
Springfield
Frank Justin
Habbell
Olga
Blackfoot
Lone Pine Ranch
Anna Trenton
Williams
Ido Falls
School Notes Preview Two Graduation Nights This May
The high school and eighth grade plan joint ceremonies with a baccalaureate sermon on May 23 followed by a vesper view and a four act drama Alabama on May 25. Commencement with diplomas for both groups is set for May 28, with admission charged at 1.06 and 1.56 to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woll
Barnstable
Baptist
James Duckworth
Dygert
Mu 1
Alabama
Tuvoention High School Charns
L. Stromquist
Parkinson
Cyril Rich
Phyllis Hoover
Myron W
Simmons
Nex
Tension Climbs Over Gunflight Torpedoing Effect on U S Germany
Washington grows anxious as the Gunflight torpedoing stirs fears of a broader clash with Germany. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan push for a full inquiry, while the Riggs Bank case against treasury officials promises political drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Hors
United States
Germany
Wilson
Williamstown
Mass
Bryan
State Department
Wm. Barnes
Roosevelt
Riggs National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Administration
Riggs
Treasury
Treasury Department
Idaho Warns of War If Lusitania Sinks Flag Is Violated
Governor Moses Alexander sends messages to the New York World and Chicago Tribune stating Idaho stands for peace but will defend the flag with its people. He pledges a regiment of trained men and 10 000 volunteers if war is necessary, backing President Wilson and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Wilson
Lusitania
Moses Alexander
New York World
Chicago Tribune
Enite
Tahoe
Tahot
M. Alexander
Alexander
Taho
Tilaho
Lowry arrives to lead Pingree church services
A. M. Lowry of Chicago Thelogical School arrived at Pingree Saturday to take charge of church work. He delivered his first sermon Sunday morning in the old house. Marcus Meister and others visited, and Mrs. Mobley visited as a Blackfoot publicly noted. The bridge north of town is completed and travel ready. School year ends soon and talk of a herd law grows. Mrs. Wickstram also visited, while Moody suffered ill health. Sawtelle and others were seen in the area hiking. Levivh from Springdale Pish Tatchery appeared on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lowry
Chicago
Thelogical School
Pingree
Singfiell
Lowry
Marcus Meister
Mobley
Chas
Wickstram
BL Moody
Sawtelle
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Ee ‘Enator Dubois
Mountain View Farm
Moreland
Fred. Duboik
Herboriste
Adversaire
Artileur
Brilliant
Jules la Blanc
France
Francis
Favors
Larventian
Benator Dubois
Metz and Sons
Homewood
Tll
Benator
Tod Nelson
Dubois
Mia
TL A
Graham
Shelley Welthesay
Palace Drug Store
Iren
L. W. Vanakin
Powers’ Pharmacy
San Tox
3TON News Letter Exchange
Club Cafe
Pacific Street
G. M. Lacey
Singree
Tie Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
U, & Sow
J. H. Merrill
Blackfoot, R.F.D
Bowles-Mack CO
the Clothcraft Store
VIA
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Memphis
Omaha
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
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