Rice Wins By 195 Four Republican Councilmen Elected
Pocatello voters swung Republican in a hard fought election with Martin D. Rice winning mayor by 195 and George W. Soule clerk by 389. Four wards chose Republicans and only one Democrat, V U Roeder, won an engineer post by 69. Total turnout hit 1579 as women supported the GOP, while issue betting and dry mud marked the day.
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Pocatello
Martin D. Rice
George W. Soule
O. L. Darrah
S. F Baum
Jobo Fusz
Dan W. Church
R-p
George Goodwin, Sr
U, Roeder
Mr. Roeder
Ives
Couelman-elect
FL Baum
van Wyck
Congress
Nebraska
Horatio
John Fucz
Peter Dufresne
George Goodwin
Hunrst
Kirchoff
Church
Rice
Kane
Ingersoll
Young Mothers Warned by Croup Terror and Cure Claim
Croup terrifies thousands of young mothers as outbreaks cause severe suffering and fatalities. Sprague's Pharmacy sells Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure claimed to act like magic, relieving worst cases immediately with price Mora, Soda and 100 Sold.
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Shiloh
Sprague’s Pharmacy
Meals Make Trouble Says Solomon Sloan
Solomon Sloan argues in a New York Herald piece that meals waste time and cause family quarrels. He envisions a government boss offering a $50,000 prize to spur a substitute for meals, promising less fuss, less indigestion, and more time for work and leisure.
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New York
Solomon Sloan
New York Herald
The Queer Caddice Worm described in popular science
The article explains the caddisfly larva builds protective tubes from natural materials. It moves by extending its head from the tube, dragging the shelter, then retreats when threatened. Tubes vary from pebble cylinders to straw log cabins, often with attached living snails or spiral stone housings.
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Nere
What is Shiloh A grand remedy for coughs and colds
What is Shiloh is presented as a long used global remedy for coughs colds and early consumption praised for many cures. It promises a money refund if not satisfied and notes prices in cents and one dollar through Sprague’s Pharmacy.
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Sprague
Phar Wey
Counterfeit Bills Foiled by Secret Service Target
The Secret Service exposes a ring of counterfeiters and seizes a large hoard of bogus bills. They warn buyers to beware of imitators of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a product touted for digestion and vitality, urging diligence to avoid fake versions.
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Secret Service
Hosteter
Earache Relief with Ballard’s SxNow Remedy
Ad claims Ballard’s SxNow NIMEMT relieves earache by saturating a cotton wick and inserting it in the ear. The product price is shown as 2 to 9 cents.
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Ballard
Cure for the Void to the Day Laxative Bromine Tablets
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLETS with a money back promise if BR. OW. Ghove’s signature appears on every box. The copy hints at a patent medicine style cure claim and refunds for failure.
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BR. OW. Ghove
Toms of Interest to Idaho People
The Albion Times notes fruit trees blooming with good prospects but fears jack frost may harm the harvest. It cites 140 enumerators for Idaho’s 12th census plus many special agents and interpreters for regional settlements including German Swedish Chinese Japanese and Lodians. The state jury found William Baum not guilty in Blackfoot after Christmas day death of Fred Sinclair. The Challis Messenger reports a large water rights summons in Custer county for Big Lost river and James creek with 276 defendants and 16 plaintiffs involved.
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Idaho
William Baum
Blackfoot
Baum
Fred Sinclair
Victor
Lins
The
Challis Messenger Sage
Big Lost River
District Court
Custer County
James Creek
Albion to Host Five Day Racing Meet May First
The Times reports a five day racing event in Albion starting May first with purses totaling 900 dollars. A persistent rumor claims the St Anthony branch will extend 100 miles to Yellowstone Park during summer. The P I N will reach Seven Devils this summer and Col Dewey will push a road port from Nampa. Caldwell plans a woolen mill expected to operate in about four months handling 300000 pounds yearly.
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Albion
St. Anthony
Yelowstone Park
Seven Devils
Col. Dewey
Nampa
Caldwell
Idaho
Death of Captain G W Paul Pioneer of Castle Creek Area
Captain George Washington Paul, 76, longtime Oynhee resident and early Silver City trader, died last Friday at D H Spencer’s Castle Creek residence from dropsy. Born August 6 1823 in Derry NH he ran cable trading between Boise and Silver City from 1840s to 1867 and then settled as a rancher and fruit grower at Castle Creek, first settler in the locality.
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Silver City
G. W. Paul
Oynhee
D. H. Spencer
Castle Creek
George Washington Paul
Derry
New Hampshire
Boise
Weather of March in Pocatello Report
March weather report for Pocatello shows mean temperature 44 degrees with a high of 68 and a low of 19. The largest daily temperature range reached 85 degrees while the smallest was 10. Winds predominantly from the south with total movement 2 miles and maximum wind velocity 27. Precipitation total 41 inches. Clear days 14, partly cloudy 10, cloudy 7.
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Kelliher
Pocatello
Child Improves After Use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for his child with croup. After obtaining Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at a local drug store the child improved before the doctor's arrival. The grateful family later recommended the remedy to neighbors and friends.
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Albany
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Hazy Record Entry Lists Ir Milow and Palo Pille Appearing
An unclear archival line mentions Ir Milow and Palo Pille in a potential appearance or event. No concrete date or location is provided, leaving the item as a brief reference without firm details.
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Milow
Palo Pille
Phore House Fort Hall Bill Clears Hurdles
The Fort Hall bill advances after years of effort, ending a lengthy legislative dispute. Key supporters include local leaders and regional officials, with the measure moving toward final approval pending routine steps.
Hurray for Shoup brings hopeful news to Pocatello
Citizens of Pocatello welcomed word from Senator Shoup and Congressman Wilson at 5 PM Monday. The message signaled good news for the city with optimism for future development once amendments pass and the reservation opens, pending Senate action.
Fort Hall treaty ratified by Congress opens land for settlement
News from Pocatello Idaho reports that the Fort Hall bill ratifying the 418 000 acre treaty lands cession to the United States passed the House after years of delay. The government will pay Indians 600 000 with 100 000 soon and 75 000 for schools. The measure ends earlier conflicts over hunting rights and state authority.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
Iver
Standaod
Idaho
Wasuixaroy
D. W. Curren
House
Epcar Wilson
Salt Lake Tribune
Washington
Shoup
Wyoming
Fort Bridge
Congress
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