Late City News muddled health and local incidents
Gust Schlberg suffers a severe rheumatic flare up while Probate Judge Johnston shows steady improvement. H B Smith of New Zealand Insurance adjusts a $1400 Campbell buildings loss through Bannock Abstract. United States District Attorney R V Cozier visits. Dr Wright attends a shooting near Shoshone. Mrs Chaplain reportedly shot accidentally. Mrs Norman Belcher sails to Salt Lake City. Judge Standrod travels to Blackfoot for court. Rumor of Conductor John Mc Manus killed in a wreck proved false, tied to a Boise death yesterday.
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New Zeland Insurance Company
Campbell
Bannock Abstract Company
John Mc.Manus
Boise
Academy of Idaho Notes Highlight Visitor and Workshops
Rev. Van Dusen visit from the Methodist district elder spent time with classes. A furnace failure caused Monday classes to be dismissed. Impersonator Crosthwaite performed Monday afternoon. Roeder photographed the football squad early in the week. Principal reports encouraging letters from several local schools about fall enrollment. Superintendent Siders arranged an astronomy lecture with stereopticon views for faculty Wednesday night.
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Methodist Church
W. R. Siders
Railroad Notes Two Fatal and Narrow Collision Near Pascadero
A Short Line freight brakeman Kelley Mc Manus died in Nampa when his foot was caught in a guide rail and the train passed over him. His body was found in the Nampa yards. A collision occurred at Pascadero between passenger train No 1 and freight train No 24, both trains narrowly avoided disaster as No 1 struck the rear of the freight engine. No one hurt beyond minor damage to a drawhead. delays followed.
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Bosse
Kelley McManus
Boise
Huntington
Nampa
Pascaderoo
Montpslier
Fred Vogel
Thos. Glassford
Goldberger
Pascadero
No. 1
Vogle
Pecatello
Collisicao
The University Deficiency In Boise News
Boise reports a funding deficiency at the state university, requiring interim financing until new appropriations arrive. Campaign claims that several institutions faced near exhaustion are being echoed as the outgoing and incoming administrations prepare final financial tallies.
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Boise
State University
Incomng
Reruth- Cans
Volunteers Seek State Pay for Idaho Volunteers
Captain Castle of Grangeville leads a movement to secure $2 per day state pay for Idaho volunteers from enrollment to muster in. Officers have received pay, privates have not, pending future legislature funds. Idaho and Nez Perce counties aim to push for fair compensation for all who served.
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Cottonwood Chronicle
Castle
Grangeville
Idaho Volunteers
United States Service
Idaho
Nez Perce
Supreme Court Reverses Foreclosure Case Kingall v Lincoln Hardware
Idaho Supreme Court reverses lower court ruling in Kingall v Lincoln Hardware. Foreclosure had seized crops, hay, and grain on community property. wife died during proceedings and her death did not create a lien by law. Case remanded after injunction dismissal was reversed.
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Supreme Court
J. E. Kingall
Lincoln Hardware and Implement Company
Idaho County
Hardware Company
Kindall
Dr J H Hannaford Endorses Kerp’s Balsam Cure
In the Western Plowman Dr J H Hannaford urges early cough treatment to arrest consumption and lung development. He praises Kerp’s Balsam for the first cough, claiming it has saved many from consumption and noting large bottles priced 260 and 500 sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
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J. H. Hannaford
Kerp
Sprague
County Notice to Appoint Deputy Clerk in Bannock Idaho
K G Gallet clerk district court ex officio auditor and recorder-elect gives notice of applying to Bannock County Commissioners at the January 1908 meeting for authority to appoint one deputy in the district court clerk's office. Dated Pocatello Idaho December 1908.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
Idaho
K. G. Gallet
Clark District Court
Pocatello, Ida
Flax Pool Formed by North Idaho Farmers
The Nez Perce Herald reports farmers on the prairie are forming a pool of 50 000 bushels of flax for market. An advance of 6 cents per bushel over current price has been bid. Twenty five thousand bushels have been subscribed and the rest is expected to be filled next week.
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Nez Perce Herald
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