90000 Trout Fry Planted in Portneuf River by State Fish Car
Ninety thousand trout fry were loaded in forty one cans from the state fish car and planted in the Portneuf River near the big springs. J B Trist and L Bush Livermore oversaw the planting. only a small number were lost. The car, guided by Chief Deputy State Game Warden Bi Livingston, had completed two trips from Hay Spur hatchery carrying 235000 per load, with minimal losses on the second journey.
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Portneuf
Big Springs
J. B. Trist
L. Bush Livermore
Bi’’ Livingston
Hay Spur
Not Guilty Plea Filed for Cold Storage Men in Cattle Case
A. M. Stangle and Henry J. Frey of Cold Storage Meat were arraigned on cattle slaughter charges and pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at 500 each for preliminary hearing Saturday. They posted bonds and await further actions as three more informations add three head of cattle. Defendants may waive preliminary exam and be bound over to district court.
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A. M. Stangle
Henry J. Frey
Cold Storage Meat Company
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
Liberty
T. F. Terrell
Gray
Stangle
Frey
District Court
Bryan's Campaign Tours Mapped Across the Nation
Buffalo reports William J. Bryan will tour most major cities with Norman E. Mack directing plans. John W. Kern may join portions of the trip and交通 speak with Bryan in New York when he visits.
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Bryan
Buffalo
William J. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
John W. Kern
Mack
Kern
New York
Bristow Wins Out In Kansas Primaries
Returns from yesterday's primaries indicate Walter R. Stubbs nominated for governor on the Republican ticket over Cyrus Leland Jr. and Joseph L. Bristow named for the United States Senate to succeed Chester I. Long. Results show Bristow leading in a landslide.
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Bristow
Topeka
Kas
Walter R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Joseph L. Bristow
Salina Journal
United States Senate
Chester I. Long
Sultan of Turkey Attacked by Palace Official
London reports from Geneva that the Sultan of Turkey was stabbed in the breast by a minor palace official on Monday. A mail coat deflected the blows and the assailant was arrested under bribe suspicions as he carried gold and packed baggage for flight.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Geneva
Turkey
Town Again Safe as West Wind Dies Out
A Michel special reports a west wind driving fire from the town threatened destruction, but the wind died this morning and Winnipeg is safe for now though fires still smoulder.
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Winnipeg
Michel
Gore and Flynn Run Unopposed in Oklahoma Senate Prims
Guthrie Oklahoma August 5 Senator Gore Democrat and Thomas T Flynn Republican faced no opposition in yesterday's primaries for the nomination to succeed Gore for the short term United States senator.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Gore
Thomas T. Flynn
United States
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Parsons on South Harrison
A fine baby boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs 8 E Parsons who reside on South Harrison Avenue.
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8. E. Parsons
South Harrison Avenue
M W A Organizer Visits City for Picnic Plan
Caldwell district organizer M R Whitney of the Modern Woodmen of America is in the city on official business. The state organization plans a large fall picnic near Yellowstone Park edge. Whitney says the Idaho lodge is in prosperous condition.
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M. R. Whitney
Caldwell
Woodmen of America
Yellowstone Park
Car and Coal Shortage Probable
Rail and mining officials warn of a looming car shortage as fall rush nears. Inter states Commerce Commissioner Knapp cites likely car scarcity, while coal dealers report minimal storage and miners working only part time, hinting at rising prices and disrupted supply.
Death by Own Action In Twin Falls Artistically Tragic
Christopher A. Anderson formerly of Snowville Utah arrived in Twin Falls from Cardston Alberta and died by self-inflicted gunshot at the home of James A. Galliher where he was visiting. He had been drinking and faced tremens and had spoken of death by his own action several times. His wife and six children remain in Cardston. The body is held for relatives’ instructions. His younger brother died by suicide in California last year.
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Twin Falls
Christopher A. Anderson
Snowville
Utah
Cardston
Alberta
James A. Galliher
Anderson
California
Tribune contests shift readers for special coupon sale
The Tribune promotes a one day coupon drive on August 13 offering votes with subscriptions. Old vs new subscribers differ in vote counts across monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual plans for Tribune and Semi-Weekly editions. Subscriptions and messages go to Manager Contest Department, Tribune, Pocatello Idaho.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Manager Contest Department
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Best There Is Typewriter Papers and Ribbons at Tribune
The Tribune office offers typewriter papers ribbons and car bons as the best there is. Readers are invited to visit and browse a selection noted for quality and value.
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Tribune
Coal Shortage Looms This Fall in Salt Lake
The passage warns of a likely car shortage and coal famine in the coming winter as Salt Lake's coal supply and dealers' facilities appear insufficient. With few people storing coal now, a rush is expected later, despite efforts to prevent it, unless last year's precautions were taken.
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John A. Reeves
Oregon Short Line
George KE. Merrill
Morrison, Merrill & Co
Salt Lake
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Nevada
Pocatello Cycle CO
Cardus
Weezer Lumber Co
A. W. Service
W. J. Harvey
Fred
North Main StReet
Denra
PocarTeLto
Ida
Preston Flour
Blyth & Fargo Company
Sam’s Cox
Black
T. L. Cox’s Shoe Store
Book Store
W. Center Street
Q. P. Saloon
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