New Lumber Mill Start Set for Monday
The Farell Lumber Company plans a winter start Monday, with Dowd guiding a large crew at the Marble property to erect a planing mill by spring. The mill will be shipped lumber to Spokane electric railway points and Johnson Boat Works will receive steamship upgrades.
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Ves Farell Lumber Company
Sill
Dowd
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Chas. Hox
Jung
Johnson Boat Works
Coil Oil Test Draws Telephony World Interest
A Rocky Mountain Bell telephone official shows a Sauve oil test praised for its effect on telephony. The event aims to reveal how a special wire and insulation muffle resistance, increasing call power. Details mix scientific inquiry with local figures and a court-related mention in Idaho.
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X. Cure
Rocky Mountain Bell ‘Telephone ’ Company
Sauve
Clark
La Follette Presses Fair Rates and Government Reform
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette spoke at Inland towns denouncing Washington railroads for discriminating against eastern Washington ratepacts. He urged business and legal reform, urged cooperation and reform across parties, and praised Inland communities fighting for fair rates. The lecture drew about 600 attendees in a large, attentive crowd.
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Weafohee
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Beide
Groom
Setion
Webb
Garrett Nervous After Murder Reflects on Crime
Garrett, accused murderer of M. L. Featerday, is described in a nervous state before and after removal from the city. The report notes his weakness, uncertainty, and fear of serious outcomes from injuries described, with physicians concerned about his condition.
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Herbert Parsons
Hendall- Quigg
New York City
Roosevelt
Congress
Parsons
Lee Garrett
M. L
Inmate James Root Dies at County Hospital
Rathdrum Idaho November 2 James Root an inmate of the county hospital died after theft Ulmem The remains will be interred tomorrow
New Hotel Idaho Grillroom Plans Revealed
The Hotel Idaho board invites bids for converting the front lounge into a lunch room with a single Fer fat street entrance. The change aims to offer light meals at any time. Warnings of power and other details appear alongside today’s brief notes. John S. bendy died of heart trouble. Mr. Brady will transport the remains tomorrow.
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Hotel Idaho
Directure
Fer Fat
Pacr
Ard Jones
Brady
Doping Food Mandate in Pennsylvania Milk Plant
A Pennsylvania milk company faced fines after an inspection found adulterated milk and improper handling. The plant pled guilty to mislabeling and tampering with dairy products, incurring penalties and required corrective actions.
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Ormenstrane
Pullama
Tad Net
Mayors Meet And Mix Medicine In City Notice
A fractured report notes a Mayors gathering to discuss urban issues and sewer plans. Mayor Daggett attended with city officials to review arrangements, with representatives including George Witten and Wardner city members. The event touched on municipal funding and upcoming dividends.
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Daggett
George Witten
Shatter Teddys Fame Charge In Cubs Fight
Fragmented report describes a political clash over Ban Jean bill and Roosevelt loyalty amid war era tensions. General Noble disputes Roosevelt’s role, while press figures and local officials navigate influence and public reaction during a charged sequence at San Juan.
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Jean Bill
Cubs
Noble
Rocervell
Mate Proment
San Juan Bill
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