Rich ore strike at Troy mine boosts Nevada camp prospects
J H Daniger of Troy Mining reports from Tenabo Nevada that at ten feet depth a 32 inch ore body assays 76.78 per ton. Superintendent C C Miller says the strike enables ready shipment and a paying operation. Pret Daniger orders development work to maximize ore for a carload shipment.
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J. H. Daniger
Troy Mining Company
Tenabo
Nev
C. C. Miller
Miller
Pret Daniger
Mr. Miller
Knights Templar Officers Elected for Gate City No. 4
Gate City Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar elected Eminent Commander James A. Weed Generalissimo Thomas F. E. Davis Captain General D. M. Newton Prelate Lyman Fargo Senior Warden W. J. Harvey Junior Warden E. J. Colbeer Treasurer D. W. Church Secretary J. M. Masonheimer at the Masonic temple. Installation is set for Thursday evening next week. Appointive officers named include Standard Bearer N. D. Brookhart Sword Bearer William Cureton Warder Fred N. Bryden Sentinel William Kelly.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
James A. Weed
Thomas FE. Davis
D. M. Newton
Lyman Fargo
W. J. Harvey
E., J. Colbeer
D. W. Church
J. M. Masonheimer
Temple
N. D. Brookhart
William Cureton
Fred N. Bryden
Sentinel
William Kelly
Ivy Pearl Leaker and Warren F. Stout Nour Wed
Miss Ivy Pearl Leaker and Warren F. Stout nour were married in the Congregational church parlor by Rev. Hunt. The groom, an assistant engineer in the construction department of the Oregon Short Line, and the bride, a Short Line stenographer, are well known in railroad circles. They left on No. 1 for Portland to spend three weeks touring coast cities.
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Ivy Pearl Leaker
Warren F. Stoutnour
Congregational Church
Hunt
Oregon Short Line
G. H. Trout
Short Line
Portland
James E Goddard Dead
James E Goddard aged 40 a freight department employee of the Short Line in Pocatello died today at his home 613 South Harrison avenue of pneumonia. He leaves a wife two young children and two brothers Ellis and William. He had been ill three weeks and was a Woodmen of the World member under whose auspices the funeral will likely be held Sunday.
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James BE. Goddard
Pocatello
South
Harrison Avenue
Ellis
William
Goddard
Woodmen of the World
Lost bracelet between West School and Christensen Bakery
Warning this entry notes a child’s signet bracelet lost yesterday between West School and Christensen Bakery marked with the letter G Finder should return to this office 135
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West School
Christensen Bakery
Important meeting Notice of B of L E Eagle hall
An evening meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen is called at Eagle hall at 420 sharp. The notice states dissolution of the partnership between P. Edhill and C. C. Mahan at 414 E. Cen and that C. C. Mahan will continue the business as sole proprietor. Signed J. P. Edghill and C. C. Mahan January 3, 1908. Ove bottle your druggist A. L Cook.
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L. F
B. of L. E
Eagle Hall
Johnson
P. Edhill
C. C. Mahan
E. Cenis
J. P. Edghill
Medal Shoot Sunday at Pocatello Gun Club Traps
The Pocatello Gun Club will hold its regular monthly medal shoot Sunday afternoon at the traps north of town. Mrs. Simon Lewis has returned from Seattle after visiting her ill father, Mr. B. Gottstein, who is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunt came back from a Christmas visit in Lemoore, Iowa. Carrie Leaker spent New Year’s with sisters in Salt Lake City before returning home. George Norby and family returned from a visit in Sioux City and nearby areas of Iowa.
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Pocatello Gun Club
Seattle
Simon Lewis
B. Gottstein
Iowa
W. A. Hunt
Lemoile
Carrie Leaker
K. L. Wallin
Eli Jacobson
Salt Lake City
George Norby
Sioux City
Fire Laddies Gratitude For New Year Parade Helpers
Pocatello fire department expresses thanks to citizens who lent teams and horses for their New Year’s Eve parade advertisement of the Firemen’s masquerade ball. Special praise for T. B. Smith Rash & Co People’s Store J. M. McKinnon Franklin & Hayes Greene & Higson and Stop John the Chinese market gardener for their assistance.
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Pocatello Fire Department
the Tribune
T. B. Smith, Rash & Co
People’s Store
J. M. McKinnon
Franklin & Hayes
Greene & Higson
John
A Cure for Misery Electric Bitters Promoted
R M James of Louellen 8 C touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria chills bilious attacks jaundice and stomach liver kidney woes. The tonic claims quick relief and blood purification with 50 cent bottles sold under guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
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R. M. James
Louellen
Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Stores
Pocatello and McCammon
County Treasurer Calls Old Warrants for Payment
County notice announces Current Expense Fund Warrants numbers 61 to 103 dated April 10, 1907 and 104 to 145 dated July 12, 1907 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at the treasurer's office Julia M Sullivan county treasurer dated Dec 30 1907.
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Julia M. Sullivan
Dee
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Certification
An old advertisement certifies druggists to refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs and colds. Claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia and consumption. Notes no opiates and a yellow package. Temple Pharmacy sells the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Private Boarding House Opens in West Clark Corner
Mrs Etoile Patton has opened a first class private boarding house at the corner of West Clark street and North Garfield avenue and is prepared to take a select few additional boarders.
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Etoile Patton
West Clark Street
North Garfield Avenue
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO OINTMENT
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Claims guaranteed relief and refunds. Includes price 50e.
Constipation remedies praised in local ad
The notice claims most appendicitis victims are constipated and promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild cure that stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping. It notes the product is sold by Temple Pharmacy and warns against substitutes.
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Temple Pharmacy
Notice to Stockholders of Pocatello Nevada Mining meeting
Notice to stockholders announces the regular annual meeting of the Pocatello Nevada Mining and Milling Co Ltd at the First National Bank building in Pocatello Idaho on Monday January 13 1908 at 730 p m for electing a board of directors and other business. John Toombs president dated December 28 1907.
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Pocatello-Nevada Mining & Milling Co., Ltd
First National Bank
John Toombs
Pocatello
Tdn
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Mink Creek Coal & Gas Co
Notice is hereby given of a stockholders meeting of Mink Creek Coal and Gas Co Ltd at the secretary’s office in Seavers Building Pocatello Idaho on Monday January 13 1908 at 8 pm for electing directors for the ensuing year and other business as may arise. F S Brereton secretary Pocatello Idaho December 17 1907 10t
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Mink Creek Coal & Gas Co., Ltd
Seavers Building
Pocatelio
Idaho
Brereton
Sec'y
Pocatello
Patent Cold Cure Ad Promises One Day Relief
An old advertisement touts a remedy to cure a cold in one day using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. It claims druggists will refund money if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
City Built on Rubies in Mogok Burma
An account by William Fitzgerald in Technical World Magazine portrays Mogok, Burma as the Ruby City, where life centers on ruby bounty. The article notes visitors’ lure to buy, the ruby-rich byon fields, and the enduring quest for rubies from ancient to modern times.
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Mogok
Burmah
William Fitzgerald
Technical World Magazine
Theban
Mandalay
Magok
Byon
Kimberley
Protection for French Wives Ten-Hour Workday Ruling
A Marseille magistrate ruled that a wife and mother of seven must not be forced to work more than ten hours daily, noting joint family production is not wages. The husband’s appeal failed, and the decision was upheld, despite the state not granting special protection for wives who aid in their husband’s business.
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France
Marseilles
Origin of Typhoid Fever and accountability concerns
Dr. Richard Cole Newton argues that typhoid fever sufferers have the same right to sue the city that caused their infection as a fall on faulty pavement, criticizing lax responses to human disease versus animal epidemics and citing Camp Thomas cases. He contrasts governmental action for animal diseases with inaction for human outbreaks.
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Mayo
American Medical Association
Cincinnati
Newark
Thomas
Richard Cole Newton
Popular Science Monthly
Beyond the Dreams of Avarice and a Charenton Washerwoman
An anecdote from Charleton Washington about wealth and stereotypes. An old colored mammy explains that a neighbor is rich, noting she “got a doorbell to her house” as proof. The tale reflects social attitudes toward wealth and class.
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Chariston
D. C
Darkey
Her Father's Cula and His Quick Witted Daughter
A noted lawyer with a sharp mind in adapting to cases has a young daughter named Lucy. She climbs a chair to reach a high candy dish, and when the father enters she explains she is getting candy for papa. The anecdote, sourced from Lippincott's Magazine, highlights Lucy's wit against her father's clever frame.
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Lucy
Papa
Lippincott’s Magazine
Lemon Ginger Apple Sauce Cake From Frugal Kitchen
A recipe for Lemon Ginger Apple Sauce Cake guides stewing apples with lemon rind and preparing a batter with sugar, chicken and beef drippings, cinnamon, allspice, clove, soda, and bread flour. It folds in preserved ginger and bakes about 45 minutes, served with hot sauce as a pudding though often dry for cake.
Firewood and Coal For Vale at Wester Lamber Co
A quantity of firewood and coal was prepared for Vale at the Wester Lamber Company. The arrangement aims to secure fuel supplies for the coming period, with delivery and payment terms to be finalized.
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Vale
Wester Lamber Co
How to Can Spinach for Fresh Preservation
Wash spinach and strip leaves from stems, then chill to crisp. Pack leaves dripping wet into a pot with no added water, set in a larger vessel of cold water, cover to trap steam, and heat for 45 minutes. Ensure liquid from the leaves covers when jarred, then seal immediately.
To Can Beets Small Beets Best For Canning
To can beets use small beets with inch stalks to stop bleeding. Boil in salted water then peel. Prepare cider vinegar with two tablespoons sugar one teaspoon strained onion juice and one teaspoon pepper and salt per quart. Boil vinegar and pack hot beets in cans, cover with boiling vinegar.
New Lamp Lighting Machine Threatens Lamplighters in Newcastle
A German inventor unveils a device at the local gas works that can light and extinguish all street lamps at once, risking the lamplighters’ jobs as the Newcastle Guardian reports.
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Newcastle
Eng
Guardian
If a lieutenant has a fortune he can marry
Quote by Meggendorfer Blatter notes money governs marriages for both suitors. The saying contrasts a wealthy lieutenant with a rich fiancée versus debt burden, implying debt forces a different match.
Facts and Figures All Argue For Our Jewelry Store
The copy asserts clear evidence of stock and careful selection proving genuine values. It promotes low prices and an easy visit to the store for those planning a jewelry purchase, promising open displays and clear demonstrations to persuade customers.
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OF Bannock
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J. T. Thoelecke
Bramaeen
Ireland
First National Bank OF
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Derr
Pocatello, Idaho
the Tribune Coo., Ltd
Pocatello Tribune
Traveling Mans
W. Center
J.C
Cami
Pocatello Furniture Repair Co
C. H. Runyon
Stanberry
Ballard Snow Lipiment Co
North Second Street
ST. Louis
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A. L. Cook