Romantic wedding unites Pocatello couple in Salt Lake
In the Kenyon hotel parlors at 3 PM on Saturday Rev Dr B F Short united Albert G Hord and Frances Wolf of Pocatello. Bridesmaid Lucy Louder and matron of honor Mrs H Jameson. Best man Jameson. Couple to stay in Salt Lake a week then return to their Idaho home. Hord formerly taught in Utah Light & Railway office. Wolf taught in the same school before their wedding. A luncheon followed at the Kenyon cafe.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
Hord
Utah Light & Railway Company
Miss Wolf
East
Porter
Kenyon
Short
Kenyon Cafe
Taft’s Cousin Missing After Buck Hunt
Berkeley police search for Dr. Frederick Taft and Walter Watson, third cousin of the president-elect, who disappeared after a buck hunting trip begun Wednesday and meant to return Sunday.
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Berkeley
Calif
Frederick Taft
Walter Watson
Railways Pay Tax to Restore Michigan Treasury
Several railways advanced $750,000 in taxes today to replenish Michigan state funds. State employees received their salaries since November 15 as the treasury, previously empty, began to refill.
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Lansing
Mich
Dee
War dog sails
Norfolk December twenty second the cruiser North Carolina sailed today presumably for Venezuela with a naval contingent aboard.
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Norfolk
North Carolina
Venezuela
Pope Recovered After Illness in Rome
The Pope has fully recovered from his recent illness in Rome as of December 22, day.
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Rome
Coal Thieves Fined by Short Line Authorities
Six McCammon ranchers living near Junction were jailed by Special Agent William ey and Sheriff Dave Quigley on coal theft charges from the Short Line. They were arraigned before Justice Masonbheimer and fined from 15 to 75 dollars, which they paid and were released.
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McCammon
William Ey
Dave Quigley
Justice of the Peace
Masonbheimer
Funeral for Harold F. Holt at Congregational Church
The funeral for Harold Frederick Holt eight son of Mr and Mrs F H Holt will be held tomorrow forenoon at 11 from the Congregational church. He died two days ago from typhoid fever in this city.
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Harold Frederick Holt
F. H. Holt
Congregational Church
Shortest Day Marks Turning Point as Days Return Longer
The text notes today as the year's shortest day and states that from now until the middle of June days begin lengthening. It marks the turning point with the sun’s path shifting toward longer daylight.
Former Idaho Falls postmaster plans trip to woolgrowers convention
Fa F Winn, ex postmaster of Idaho Falls, arrived in the city this afternoon on business. He says every sheep grower he has seen in Bingham and Fremont counties intends to attend the Pocatello convention of national woolgrowers.
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Fa. F. Winn
Idaho Falls
Bingham
Fremont Counties
Pocatello
National Woolgrowers
Investment Pitch Promises Gains From Small Daily Saving
An ad-like note urges readers to save with Western & Savings Company promising two thousand dollars for heirs and self after steady daily cents payments. It frames small daily deposits as a path to a $2000 windfall in time.
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Western & Bavings Company
Modesty as Self-Knowledge, Hare Insight
A reflective aphorism equates modesty with self-knowledge, suggesting humility arises from understanding one’s own limits and character. The quote frames modesty not as shyness but as clear awareness of personal strengths and boundaries.
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Hare
Can Water Run Uphill The Mississippi River Question
The Chicago Record-Herald explains that the Mississippi River flows uphill toward the Gulf due to the earth’s shape and ancient geological forces. It cites that Minnesota is about three miles farther from the earth’s center than the gulf, producing a three mile apparent rise from source to mouth.
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Mississippi
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
South Pole
North Pole
Three Mile Hill
Mexican Gulf
Chicago Record-Herald
Simple Couple Ties the Knot in Humble Vows
A minister joins a plain couple in marriage. After the ceremony the groom confesses he has no money to pay the minister. He then offers a plan to fix the parish meter so it won’t register.
Settled the Trap in Glasgow House
A Glasgow lawyer who set traps for workers left money to entice them. A wary workman found a half crown, bored it, drove a nail through it, and fixed it to the floor. The lawyer stopped setting traps afterward.
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Glasgow
Trunkless Body A Traveler Describes Elephant Discovery
An explorer recounts peering into a thicket and finding a trunkless body he explains is the remains of an elephant. A critic doubts the notion, then the traveler clarifies before continuing his tale.
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London Globe
The Unknown Hero Changes a City Newspaper Scoop
In the newsroom a fire story tests a young reporter Stanley who hides the savior of three women. The city editor berates him for a weak lead until Stanley reveals the man behind the rescue. The editor discovers the rescuer’s name and the scoop becomes theirs.
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Newspaper Row
Chester
Young Stanley
Sporting
Ches
Eddy Rice
News
Tim Barnes
Q. I
George
Freman
Bobby
Jersey
Stanley
Billy Kimball
Dexter
City
Mr. Chester
Harry
Joe
Women advised to gift stock as Christmas present
A woman is urged to give her husband twenty shares of stock in the Western Loan and Savings Company as a Christmas present. The notice suggests he will appreciate the gift as a money saving measure and directs inquiries to Gray & Gray at 215 North Main.
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Western Loan & Savings Company
Gray & Gray
N. Main
Aftermath and Second Mow Describe Meadow’s Regrowth
The passage cites early July as the first mowing time for a meadow. It notes that short grass with enough rain will regrow, leading to a second mowing or aftermath. It also warns that writers overuse the phrase the storm and its aftermath, which can mislead about a storm’s effects.
Flying machine praised as already serving the public
A Washington Star quoted Miss Cayenne on the flying machine noting it is already performing an important service and worth discussion.
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Miss Cayenne
Weohington Star
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Red Cross Pharmacy
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E L. Holzheimer
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