Only 24 Remain In Tribune Popular Contest
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello announces the final counting night for the popularity contest with eight oclock close. Contestants must have yellow slips and subscriptions in hand, with judges counting ballots at the box. Winners will be named after the final count and all are invited to witness the proceedings.
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Tribune
Pocatello
Daily Tribune
By Mail
Manager Contest Department
Idaho
Lilliegrace McLaughlin
Margaret Olive
Katie Craig
Ruth Quigley
Helen McManus
Maud Burton
McCammon ‘Dempsey
McCammon Downey Jr
Lorett Eastman
Millie Corbett Bancroft
Flora Pond
Thatcher
Madge Bassett
Lago
Carolina Sullivan Grace
Park
Wylie Permanent Camping Company
Yellowstone Station
Wylie
G. J. Bailey
Pharmacy
Bailey
Montana
Carey Act land opening in Downey Idaho Sept seven
Downey Idaho hosts a Great Carey Act land opening on September seven with a special rate. Ticket agents offer viewing and purchase options for prospective settlers.
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Downey
Idaho
Bannock County Teachers Exam Set for August Dates
Bannock County announces an examination for teachers' certificates at the Academy of Idaho on August 27 28 and 29 for eighth grade certificates Grace Loughran County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Academy of Idaho
Grace Loughran
The Tem perance Orator and the Prize Fighter
A Washington Star piece recalls early temperance work where crowds provoked disruption. An ex prize fighter kept order from the gallery as the orator urged virtue and shared a climactic plea, prompting a sharp warning to the unruly audience not to shout "Beer."
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Washington
Washington Star
It Wrote Itself The Origin of My Maryland
James Ryder Randall described writing My Maryland in April 1861 after reading news of the attack on Massachusetts troops in Baltimore. He said the poem flowed “almost involuntarily” from a “conflagration of the senses” and that the work wrote itself. The account is endorsed by Brander Matthews and Randall.
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Brander Matthews
Maryland
James Ryder Randall
Professor Matthews
Colonel Randall
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Mr. Randall
Randall
New York Herald
Doing Chores and the Harvest Glow in Indian Summer
Dallas Lore Sharp writes in Atlantic about the pride and peace from tending one’s own crops and producing a harvest. The author likens field work to an antidote for hardship, delivering warmth, satisfaction, and a serene mood that lingers after harvest.
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Dallas Lore Sharp
Atlantic
Case For an Expert
A sick man asks his lawyer if the will is fixed as requested and then privately asks who stands best to gain the estate. The lawyer confirms, and the man insists on a strong, tight document. This is recounted as a Moral Tale from Youths Companion.
Honest servant questioned in hiring decision
Mrs Green worries the girl may not be trustworthy while Mrs Brown defends the servant saying she is perfectly honest and never took anything or even her employer's advice during their time together.
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Mrs. Green
Mrs. Brown
Boston Transcript
Waste and Measures Boarding House Table Joke
A short exchange from the Chicago News places a witty line on dining at a boarding house. The young man muses on change while a friend quips about a table of waits and measures. The remark contrasts long and short ones, implying a playful strategy of adjustment.
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Chicago News
Almost. Were authorities reinstate Smith after expulsion
Horace asks about reinstatement while Helen recalls a claim about Smith being a halfback. The exchange hints at school discipline and a possible athletic role without confirmation.
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Horace
Young Smith
Helen
Hie Contributions Prompt Dialogue
A brief dialogue fragment shows a millionaire asked about charitable giving to heathen foreigners. He confirms contributing, noting both his and his married foreign noblemen status in a terse exchange.
Kidney Remedy Ad Sneaks Into Golf Themed Talk
A Nuggetty ad copy riffs on medical claims for Foley's Kidney Remedy placed amid a golf scene with caddie and Foozle. It touts stopping irregularities and curing kidney or bladder trouble with Temple Pharmacy as the source.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Foleys
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