State News Notes from Our Exchanges Across The Commonwealth
Condensed notes report various items: F. J. Fox of Juliaetta assigns for creditors. Mose family of Paris parent twins born that Sunday. New Perce county expands to eighty one school districts with about 5000 students. Pest Falls adopts Harrio Nation method to close saloon. white caps wreck the place. John Maxwell and St Croiz suffer accidental gun discharge near Emmett. Maxwell foot injury may leave him crippled. Henry Meeks seeks pardon for Montpelier bank robbery 1898. petition signed by many. Rufe Greenwood’s tossed rock starts a large salmon trout incident in Troy. fish measures 34 inches, ten pounds. A boy seeks bounty for three live coyotes, ears cut off, $150 each. J L Harris resigns Clear Water assessor post. E Gainer appointed. Wm Le Baron and Harris resignations reflect Potlatch district opposition to new county. Johns F Brown suffers broken leg near Potlatch after log drive. Arnold Sterns shot from ambush near Bonoer’s Ferry. mortal wound, multiple injuries reported.
Nervia Nerve Compound Promises Relief
A vintage health ad touts Nervia Nerve Compound as solving irritability sleep problems and concentration issues. The copy targets fatigue appetite and mood, claiming that the product will help restore energy and focus.
Public Schools Monthly Report Highlights 1901
Superintendent reports April 19 1901 figures show 287 boys and 822 girls enrolled with attendance at 65 percent for boys and 82 percent for girls. Days in session and tardiness noted. Commencement May 16 in Auditorium at 8 pm. Eighth grade promotion May 15 at 8 pm, location TBA. Baccalaureate by Rev J D Gillilan May 12. Field day May 17 at 2 pm.
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J. D. Gillilan
M. EK
Idaho climate report notes dry week across state
The Idaho Section weekly Climate and Crop Bureau report for the week ending April 28 notes no precipitation statewide, with cold conditions and frost in northern valleys. It highlights fair progress in plowing and seeding in eastern areas, good grass growth in the south, and uneven fruit prospects with frost damage in some orchards.
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Idaho
U. S. Climate and Crop Bureau
Grasse
Lucern
Short Line Victory Ends Nevada Grade Hostilities
The General Land Office reversed Carson officials and rejected the Utah Nevada California maps while approving the Utah Nevada California filings. Oregon Short Line leaders Parley L. Williams and associates hailed the decision as a major victory and partial possession of the disputed grade. The Utah company is led by W. H. Bancroft as president and general manager with Er. E. Calvin as vice president and general superintendent.
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General Land Office
O. H. Gallup
D. H. Hall
Carron
Oregon
Utah
Utah, Nevada
California
Nevada
Mr. Williams
W. H. Bancroft
Er. E. Calvin
F. W. Hilla
C. H. Jenkinson
Messrs. Williams
A. C. Cleveland
Weather notes across Bannock region
Bannock area reports no rain for the week with warm pleasant conditions. Downey sees some plowing and grass growth. Lund has clear warm days with light frosts and grain sowing. Grace notes slow grass growth and cattle off range. Lago expects general plowing soon with stock fed. Mink Creek reports ongoing plowing and healthy range stock.
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Lund
County Treasurer Notice of Warrant Payments
Bannock County Idaho announces that current expense fund warrants numbers 335 through 435 and all previously called warrants not yet presented will be paid with interest to date of notice. Harrie Nielsen, Treasurer, April 17, 1901.
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Harrie Nielson
Kemp's hipaes Cough Remedy Sold With Guarantee
A vintage ad urges readers to try Kemp's hipaes, a cough medicine sold with a posited guarantee. It claims quick relief after the first dose and notes price 25 cents and 50 cents, with a trial size free, available at Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Sprague
The One Great Event of the Year The Representative American Play
A historic community stage production titled The One Great Event of the Year The Representative American Play drew local residents to a premiere venue, showcasing regional talent and civic themes. Cast and organizers celebrated a successful debut with attendees praising the performances and coordination.
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Ameran
Short Line nine organized to challenge Gate City nine
The O. B. L. baseball unit formed last Tuesday with Short Line office staff among its members. Final lineup not set though several names from the Gate City nine are expected. Goal is to create a strong first rate team to thrill Boean spectators and rival Caldwell and Boise. The Tuesday meeting in the office building drew enthusiastic support from railroad men.
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O. 8. L. Baseball Uilne
Gate City
Caldwell
Boise
Pocatello
OSL
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Texas Man
Anderson Riggs of Sunny Lane Tex reports ten years of indigestion relief after using two bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says it gives more relief than all prior medicines and makes him feel youthful again. Thousands have testified similarly through Mrs A L Cook and Bean's Drug Store.
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Anderson Riggs
Sunny Lane
Tex
Krause's Cold Cure Promoted by A. L. Cook
A. L. Cook touts Krause's Cold Cure as a remedy claiming quick relief and no interruption to business. The advertisement mentions quinine avoidance and bold pricing, inviting readers to purchase this remedy.
Rich lead shows bismuth and gold in Idaho prospect
Tom Douglas, Oregon Short Line roadmaster, reports a newly discovered ledge in Bingham county near Soda Springs with gold values and a streak of abundant bismuth. A crew works the site, testing a sample that runs over $50 in gold plus the bismuth seam, in favorable conditions with water and timber.
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Tom Douglas
Montpelier
McCammon
Bingham County
Soda Springs
Douglas
Best Remedy for Rheumatism Offers Quick Pain Relief
Mrs. D N Sinka of Troy Ohio praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a severe rheumatism attack in the arm and shoulder. She says remedies failed until advised by local merchants to try the balm, which relieved all pain and led her to recommend it to friends. For sale by all drugists.
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Chamberlain
D. N. Sinka
Troy
Ohio
Menars
Geo. F. Parsons & c
All Drug
Mrs Stephens Dies in Boise City After Illness
Mrs Mary K Stephens wife of Police Judge Wm N Stephens of this city died at Boise City at seven this morning after years of poor health. The family moved there for relief and Judge Stephens left for Boise this afternoon. She had three children aged seventeen to twelve and was a Pennsylvania native who moved to Wyoming twenty years ago. Death was due to heart and liver complications.
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Stephens
Mary K. Stephens
Wm. N. Stephens
Boise City
Boise
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Mr. Stephens
Still Another Victim at Irene Jacksons Booths
John Freeman filed a complaint against Irene Jackson alleging theft after visiting her residence. The case before Judge Stanger is set for later today, but Freeman has not been located by noon.
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John Freeman
Stanger
Irene Jackson
Lane's Medicine Herb Drink For Gentle Daily Bowels
An ad touts Lane's Medicine as a pleasant herb drink that acts gently on the stomach liver and kidneys and provides a daily bowel movement. Marketed as Lane's Family Medicine it is prepared like tea and priced 26c. Sold by Sprague's.
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Lane
Sprague’s Pharmacy
Idaho Academy Site Bids Narrow to East Side Blocks
Trustees weigh site options for the Idaho Academy noting $2,000 required for East side blocks and two donations. West side blocks 512 and 623 likely dropped as securing $5,000 seems unlikely. Readiness shows East side purchase funded. options on West side remain uncertain.
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The
Academy of Idaho
East Side
Notice of debt disclaimer by husband in Idaho
From this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mrs Jennie Hood A 8 Hoop Dated Pocatello Idaho April 22 1901.
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Jennie Hood
Hoop
Pocatello, Idaho
Testimonial Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy in England
William Savory of Warrington praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best for bronchitis. He says it saved his wife from six years of bronchitis and bed confinement, and she is now well. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
England
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets Sold With Guarantee
Bean’s drug store offers Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets with a positive guarantee promising relief from heartburn indigestion and upset after meals. Each tablet provides immediate relief and costs 25 cents or 5 cents.
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Acker
Bean's Drug Store
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Tribune Readare
Deing
Commonwealth
F. J. Fox
Mrs. Mose
Paris
New Perce County
Pest Falls
John Maxwell
St. Croiz
Emmett
Maxwell
Henry Meeks
Troy News
Rufe Greenwood
Rufe
County Recorder’s Office
Recorder Reynolds
J. L. Harris
Clearwater County
E. Gainer
Cavendish
Gainer
Wm. le Baron
Harris
Kerdrick Gazette
Johns F. Brown
Arnold Sterns
Sterns
Assaesso
the Public Schools
Public Schoos
Total
Ress
Central
North
Uvada
Los Angeles
Commissioner of the General Land
Ofice
Clark
Deseret News
Parley L. Williams
Oregon Short Line
Washington, D. C
Clark and Associates
Avada
Wards
Carson
Bannock
Bannock County
George A. Hannaford
Clyde Fitch
Howard Kyle
Knickerbooker Theater
New York
Moses and
Loges
Krause
Price
A. L. Cook
Cariboo District
Boise Statesman
Sisters’ Hospital
Freeman
the Academy
En Pocateelo
Just
Dimity
Tae
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