Millions Sent Abroad From New York Christmas Postal Orders
New York records show at least 8 million dollars in Christmas postal orders sent abroad, with total including drafts and checks possibly surpassing 10 million. England receives the most orders, about 73,041, worth 888,408.62, while Greece gets the fewest by number and France the smallest by value.
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New York
England
Morgan
China
Greece
France
Italy
Sweden
Austria
Germany
Hungary
Russia
Norway
Cut It Out and New Year’s Ball Urge Resolutions
A New Year poem from the New Orleans Times-Democrat mocks vagueness urging clear speech. The piece ends with a civic cue to attend the Grand Masquerade Ball at Mc Nichols & Wright hall tonight December 31, hosted by the Pocatello Fire Department.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
McNichols & Wright Hall
Pocatello Fire Department
Tax notice for 1908 due in Bannock County Idaho
Public notice states county and state taxes for 1908 are due at the Bannock County Assessor office in Pocatello Idaho and become delinquent January 4 1909. L B Case Assessor and Tax Collector Bannock Co Idaho signs the notice. The rest mentions a raffle for an Eagle sofa pillow this evening at the Bar as a separate ad.
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Pocatello
Idaho
L. B. Case
Bannock Co
Stoc
Odell
Sane
Bs Bioene
Ww. M
A. Setae
Sheen
Jennings
L. H
Wolff
M. L
Saesee
Wolff, L
BBC
Wise
Oh Haver
A. Oa
Bennett
Hyde
W. A Steers
W. A. Ween
Durchler
West
L. A Jr
Fish
H Fish
Davis
P. C
Tae
Caldwell
Caldwell, Merrie
Theese
Caldwell J. Ces
Est
Tinkham
Smith
Carrie R
A. Ee
Hewett
A. Wee Eeee
A. Ee Epeenes
A. Ween Eee
Hynae
Humphrey
Mrs Wi W
Wilkinson
R. H
Howard
W. Dicker
G. A. Weeeee
Peeeeswee J. Seewee
Teen
Sheppherd, E
Moser
Bistline Lter, Co
Giles
H M Weeeee
Matlock
C. A
Mansfield
Tee
Castellini
Ball
Fred A
Frank Weeeee
Public dining room opening notice at The Burbank House
Notice to the public announces the dining room will open to all on January 10 at The Burbank House located 153 South Third avenue.
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Burbank House
South Third Avenue
Religion Class Meet at Downey Idaho January 1909
A conference for Pocatello stake Religion class workers will gather in Downey Idaho on January 17 1909. The program features songs prayers papers on guardian ship teaching methods and church school relations plus remarks by stake officials and a focus on pupil interest and prayer habits.
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Workers of
Pocatello Stake L. D
Downey
Pocatello Stake
Idaho
Linnie Johnson
Hilda Johnson
David Henderson
R. L. Dixon
A. H. Price
Effie Coffin
Martha Scadden
Geo. Wood
General Board
Mark
Ida Johnson
Gwellim Davis
Stake Presidency
God
Leo Johnson
Stake
Eva Criddle
Shepherd's Journal Free Copy Offer From Tribune
Readers invited to obtain a free issue of The Shepherd's Journal by writing to The Shepherd's Journal 126 LaSalle Street Chicago IL and mentioning The Tribune. Promote live twentieth century sheep paper features and best of i Ataf content for bona fide breeders.
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Shepherd's Journal
la Salle Street
Chicago
the Tribune
Rag Carpets and Rags Woven at Pocatello Works
Rag Carpet and Rag Works invites customers to bring old carpets to be woven into new ones at 547 North Main Street Pocatello Co. C. KNORR operates the business bringing old materials to new life through weaving services.
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Pocatello
North Main Street
Pocatello, Co
C. Knorr
Bal lard's Herehound Syrup touted to halt cough
Consumption statistics claim a neglected cold or cough damages lungs and invites germs. The ad urges stopping the cough as soon as it appears with Bal lard's Herehound Syrup and promises soothing relief and quick recovery. Mrs. A. L. Cook endorses it.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Untitled fragment notes clothing and address details
A fragmented note lists clothing items such as silk pens and furs and provides an address and phone reference, indicating a shop or seller at 206 West Gas and a related block.
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Pvchiarcae Company
West Gas Phone
New Year Hoboes Celebrate at Bowery Junction
A New Year’s Eve scene in New York City Bowery dives shows panhandlers celebrating amid a crowded Park Row and Bowery junction. Hoboes share counterfeit drinks and laughter as the crowd passes a fake bill among themselves in a festive misrule.
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Parkrow
Bowery
Old Trinity
Chatham Square
Paris
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame
New York City
Bil
Green Goods Ike
Patrick
Silent James
New York World
How Time Travels Across the Atlantic and Pacific Lines
The article describes the International Date Line at 180 degrees east, explaining how noon on January 1, 1909 in St Pauls would shift time across the Pacific. It notes dangers of island demarcations and uses Vanua Fiji to illustrate days starting and ending, with yesterday to tomorrow jumps. It traces the New Year’s arrival to Greenwich twelve hours after departure.
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St. Paul's
Pacific Ocean
Greenwich Meridian
Pacific Islands
Vanua
Fiji Islands
Great Britain
Greenwich
Grotto of modern miracles in saloon crowns New Year
Describes a smoke filled back room in a saloon where liquor sells for five cents and hoboes and jailbirds crowd tables. A bartender with a missing nose serves the crowd as men gamble and toast as time shifts toward the new year. Ireland uses its own chronology, awaiting 1909.
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Patrick
Silent James
Street Scene Recounts A Drunken Amusement Night
In a crowded scene a beggar waves a five dollar bill and shouts Great graf as he mocks others. Pedestrian abandons crutches and proclaims aid, while Blind Phil inspects the money and laughs at the hoax. A humpback named Bill dozes at a table as the night devolves.
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Graf
Patrick
Blind Phil
Bill
New Year Superstitions from a Bygone Era
The Philadelphia Press notes New Year beliefs where seeing one's shadow at moonrise foretells death and leaving the house before it is entered invites misfortune. People sought luck by welcoming the first dark haired visitor and performing rites atop roofs or at crossroads, while starting the year with a swing of no money would bring best luck.
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Philadelphia Press
A New Leaf For A Budding Student
A teacher and a father reflect on a new leaf offered to a child and to a higher power. The stained past behind, both seek renewal with unspotted starts and hopeful guidance.
Fort Hall Service Notice January 26 Filing
Official notice from Fort Hall regarding service actions with dates d listed as 12-31 and January 26, detailing administrative steps and responsible secretary.
Reward Offered For Information On Joe Battles
Fifty dollars reward posted for discovery of Joe Battles body or details about his whereabouts. Verification of identity and location will be pursued by authorities.
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Joe Battles
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Utah and
Rock Springs
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
Suitu & Son
North
First Avenue
Berg
Glasgow
Penzance
Ireland
London
Dublin
London Chronicle
Deaf and Dumb
Fort Halles
W. D. Service
J. 8. Battles
The
Jeweler’s Catechism
Thoelecke’s
Domoto & CO
Pocatello, Idaho
North Arthur
Preston Flour
Blyth & Fargo Company
R. W. Edgington
Pacific Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Menagrance mi Red Cross Pharmacy
Garada Tale
Res
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
D. Urick
North First Ave
Sam Pine
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