Republican power names 41 arrange Wallace excursion
Chairman James H. Brady announces a 41 member committee from Idaho counties to organize a special train from Pocatello to Wallace for the May 12 state convention. The group handles rates sleeping car space and passenger info with county committees coordinating locally.
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Brady
Committee of 41
Gate City
Wallace
James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Idaho
Pocatello
Republican State Committee
Oentello
Chicago
Ada
C. C. Cavanah
Boise
E. J. Frawley
John McMillan
Bannock County
J. Frank Hunt
Swan Lake
Robert J. Hayes
William Wallin
Fremont
John W. Hart
Menan
John Donaldson
St. Anthony
J. E. Fogg
Bear Lake
Walter Hoge
Paris
C. E. Wright
Montpelier
E. A. Burrell
Lincoln
Frank Millsap
Shoshone
F. W. Gooding
Charles J. Lisle
Oneida
George C. Parkinson
Thomas Jolly
Presto
D. C. McDougal
Malad
Cassia
H. L. Haight
Albion
Frank Riblett
George A. Day
Oakley
Twin Falls
James McMillan
C. D. Thomas
Boyd H. Fuller
Elmore
C. FE. Corker
Glenns Ferry
R. W. Smith
Mountain Home
William W. Culver
Canyon County
F. E. Fisk
Parma
J. B. Gowan
Caldwell
A. B. Moss
Payette
Washington County
H. M. Jorgens
Council
J. C. Webster
Weiser
FE. M. Heighe
Owyhee
R. H. Leonard, Jr
Silver City
Charles M. Hays
John Lamb
Bingham County
Eugene Wright
Idaho Falls
Otto EB. McCutchheon
C. W. Berryman
Blackfoot
Boise County
F. W. Tinker
Walter F. Uiall
Placerville
J. L. Ashcroft
Lembi
Rudolph Wright
Salmon
E. K. Abbott
H. Padgham
Custer
Charles Baker
Mackay
J. H. van Camp
Challis
Weiler
D. Boove
Special Train Plan For May 10 To Wallace Route
Hailey Idaho officials announce a special train from Pocatello on May 10 two days before the convention. The Short Line offers one fare round trip and $45 daily Pullman sleeper rate. Train will stop at all points to pick up county delegations and reach Wallace the next evening.
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Pocatello
Wallace
Baptist Church Services and Schedule
Baptist church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. B Y P U meets at 6 30 p.m. Lawrence is pastor, with F 8 listed in the notice.
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Lawrence
Services at Christian Science Hall
Services are held at Christian Science hall corner Main and Lewis streets with Sunday 11 a m and Wednesday 8 p m. Sunday school at 10 16 a m. April 5 topic Unreality. Reading room open every afternoon except Monday from 2 30 to 4 30 offering literature for free use and sale.
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Christian Science Hall
Lewis Streets
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services
Theme Sunday morning is Spiritual Freedom and evening features The Unpopular Period of Christ's Ministry the fourth illustrated sermon on the life of Christ. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. W.S. Hunt, Pastor invites all to attend.
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Congregational Church
Christ
Christian Endeavor
W.S. Hunt
Presbyterian Church to Hold April 5 Services
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday services on April 5 at 11 am and 8 pm with morning topic Present Memories of Past Mercies and evening Leaves and Letters. Sunday school at 10 am Y P S C E at 7 pm, subject Songs of the Heart and The Men Whom God Accepts. Members urged to attend. Minister Henry A. Mullen invites all. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm on The Secret of Happiness.
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Presbyterian Ensurch
Mullen
Henry A. Mullen
Morning and Evening Services at Epworth Church
Morning service at 10 45 with subject The Great Paradox. Sunday School at noon. Epworth League at 7 pm. Evening service at 8 with subject What Peter Said. W Woodhull is pastor.
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Epworth League
Peter
W. Woodhull
Oldgirl Proves Doubtful Mentor for Young Writer
An editor tells Miss Oldgirl, about forty, her writing shows promise yet asserts quality work often comes after age thirty. Miss Oldgirl departs noting the encounter as the most delightful man she ever met.
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Miss Oldgirl
A Comparison About Congress in Session
A farmer quips he has a hired man who sits busy doing nothing, illustrating a humorous view of how congress appears in session. The Louisville Courier-Journal frames the exchange as a sharp rural critique.
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Congress
Farmer Coboss
Louisville Courier-Journal
Undeveloped. A Woman Can Develop Him Says Chicago News
A dialogue on whether a woman can make a fool of a man ends with the claim that she cannot, only develop him. The Chicago News quotes the exchange as playful commentary on influence and growth.
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Chicago News
Study in Medicine Impresses Willie Vanfeller Says Harper
Quote from Harper's Weekly notes Willie Vanfeller is studying medicine and is progressing well. The exchange records mutual approval, with one speaker praising the other’s appearance and progress in the medical field.
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Willie Vanfeller
Harper’s Weekly
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
An advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT cures for piles within 6 to 14 days. It guarantees relief from itching burning and bleeding with a 50 cent price stated.
Annual Livestock Board Meeting Reports Idaho Progress
State veterinarian notes Idaho sheep free from scab and in strong condition, with 116 glandered horses destroyed in the year ending March 6. Board pledges strict enforcement of stock removal laws and approved $2622 for animals killed under the predatory animal act.
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Boise
J. W. Webster
Rexbury
W. H. Philbrick
American Falls
Rexburg
W. B. Allen
Cambridge
T. C. Catlin
Eagle
F. W. Gooding
Washington
Justice of the Peace
Prater Studio Slashes Photo Prices
The Prater Studio cuts prices from one third to one half off all photos. W. J. Prater operates at 308 West Center Street above Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Prater
W. J. Prater
Center Street
Red Cross Pharmacy
Wanted Information on Eugene Monniere and Heirs
Notice seeks whereabouts of Eugene Monniere or any of his heirs, formerly living at Eagle Rock Idaho Falls Idaho around 1883. A link to Syracuse New York relatives is noted and Wm F Hodge of Syracuse Savings Bank building Syracuse is referenced.
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Eugene Monniere
Miller
Eagle Rock
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Syracuse
N. Y
Wm. F. Hodge
Syracuse Savings Bank
Proposals to Execute Government Surveys in Idaho
Sealed proposals due April 4 1908 for running measuring and marking surveys in Idaho under the U S Surveyor General. Bids pay per mile with minimums five to nine dollars for line classes and caps at twenty six dollars for base lines. Bonds required and bids opened at the stated place with bidders invited to attend. ERN G. EAGLESON US Surveyor General for Idaho.
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Idaho
Interior
Office
U. S. Surveyor General
Surveyor General
Rose
T. ON
Ern G. Eagleson
U. S
County Warrants Call in Bannock County Treasurer Notice
County call for Cur rent Expense Fund Warrants numbers 645 to 651 dated Jan 11 1906 146 to 217 dated July 12 1907 and 219 to 359 dated Oct 15 1907 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at the treasurer's office Julia M Sullivan County Treasurer dated Jan 13 1908 plus an advertisement for a laxative product.
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Julia M. Sullivan
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Temple Pharmacy
Toggery
Ford Automobiles
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Detroit
A. B. Bean Hardware Co., Agts
Pocatello, Idaho
RED Cross
Kodaks and
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Oregor
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Peerless
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Axel Hansen
West Clark ST
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