Pocatello to Host National Woolgrowers Meet in 1909
Helena hosted the 1908 convention and chose Pocatello Idaho as the next site. Fred W. Gooding of Idaho was elected president, with a Wyoming delegation promising a large turnout and extensive hospitality to thousands of woolgrowers visiting the Gate City in January.
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Pocatello
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Helena
Eagle Band
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Gem State
Woolgrowers OF America
Fred W. Gooding
Idaho
Montana
Sheepmen of the Nation
Wyoming
Joe Daniger
Gate City
C. W. Gray
Harry Petersen
Walter Walter H. Cleave
Echo
Fred Gooding
Association
D. Worth Clark
Sullivan
Casper
East
Brooks
Tribune
Poeatello
Denver
Portland
Pocatelle
West
National Association
Stanford
Johnson
Blackfoot
Dietrel
W. H. Cleare
Posatello
Toeir
J. HW. Daniger
C. W. Firay
Douglass
Carl Valentine
Dietrich
W. TL. Cleave
Tdals
J. M. Wilson
Joseph “Wing
Ohio
George 8. Walker
Lewis Penwell
Arizona
F. W. Perkins
T. F E. Pollack
California
George L. McCoy
Colorado
A. J. Artiz
John
Nebraska
Robert Taylor
Frank Hershey
Nevada
M. L. Brady
J. H. Hilton
New Mexico
Sol. Lana
A. D. Garrett
New York
G. Howard Davidson
W. G. Markham
A. A. Bates
Oregon
W. D. Barrett
M. Finleyaen
South Dakota
F. E. Bennett
Texas
J. H. Nations
Firmum Beck
Utah
John EF
Austin
J Hloster
Wisconsin
F. W. Harding
8. N. Buck
Tim Kay
William Daley
A J. Waller
Eben P
Council Buries Hatchet In Fight With Water Company
City council ends dispute with the water company over bill payments and hydrant issues. Agreement to construct a new hydrant and share costs was reached, ending a long friction plus transfer of license and moving requests discussed.
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Council
Water Company
John Pusz
Beta Connell
Charles T. Reed
Edwards Brothers
North Main Street
Terrell
So First Avenue
Royal Exchange
Thomas Doherty
Reed
Council On
Chilson
Ellix
Mr. Reed
Alderman Williams
Commissioners Adjourn Bannock County Board Ends Three Day Session
The Bannock county board of commissioners adjourned after a three day session at the courthouse. They approved and allowed quarterly county bills and completed substantial business before adjourning.
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Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Impo
Pocatello Commercial Club Meets Over Tilden Bridge Issue
The Pocatello Commercial club will convene at city hall at six to discuss further action on the Tilden bridge matter. Dr. Dibble of Blackfoot will present the case. Vice president urges full attendance tonight.
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Pocatello
Woman dies on a train in Oregon
Mrs. Mary Argus aged 57, wife of a Nampa resident, died of heart disease on the Oregon Short Line between Bancroft and Pebble. The body was found in a toilet room by her husband at 6:15 AM. She will be shipped to Nampa for interment tonight. three daughters are in Seattle, Nampa, and another city.
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Oregon
Chicago
Bancroft
Nampa
Mrs. Argus
Seattle
Argus
City Council Debates Water Billing and Mink Creek Plan
Council members clash over a 271.59 water bill and a plan to bring all Mink Creek waters to Pocatello. Mr Terrell says settling differences with the water works owner would end objections and cost, while others call it poor policy to delay payment for a hydrant charge. A pest house visit proposal and county cooperation on contagion care are also discussed.
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Terrell
Murray
Tte Pocatello
Mink Creek
Minkocreek
Comepany
Bistline
Saul
Pirot
Watt
Martin
Fire destroys Gail E. pharmacy in American Falls
A blaze at 9 o'clock last night destroyed the Gail E. pharmacy owned by J. Rawlings in American Falls. Loss set at 6000 dollars with 3500 dollars insured. The fire likely started from crossed electric wires or a defective flue. A bucket brigade saved the adjoining Oliver hotel and clerks recovered the cash register. Rawlings planned to reopen in Power City after securing stock.
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Gail BE
American Falls
J. BE. Rawlings
Pocatello
Rawlings
Oliver Hotel
The Thaw Case Continues With Ivory of Madness In Youth
The defense in the Thaw trial tightens its case by presenting witnesses who describe Thaw as irrational in youth. Miss Alice Fletcher and Miss Catherine O Neil testify to incidents supporting this view. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw appears then withdraws as other witnesses testify. Mrs William Thaw also testifies as Nesbit Thaw returns.
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New York
Thaw
Stanford White
Alice Fletcher
Catherine O'Neil
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Non
William Thaw
Ively Nesbit Thaw
Walker Cleared of Embezzlement Charge in Colton Estate Case
In San Francisco on January 17 Judge Donne dismissed the embezzlement charge against David F. Walker, president of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, following his voluntary statements and grand jury testimony about the bank’s affairs and the Colton estate disappearance.
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San Francisco
Cook
Donne
David F. Walker
California Safe Deposit and Treet Company
Colton Estate
Walker
Aginst Bartnet and Brown
City committee plans a phone at peat house and power plant
A city committee discusses installing a telephone at the peat house and arranging a line from the power plant. A wagon crew will confer with the plane company on obtaining a phone and the mayor will ensure the line is placed or a louder bell is used.
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Hid
Las Taelly
County Board
Dietline
Reynolds
Fire Department
Iano
Reese Alestion
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Ie Eity
Pocavello
R. W. Herbine
K. F. Shore
BE. W. Parkey
N. Higginson
E. W. Green
Byrd & Co
Joseph T. Byrd
Karl Parkey
Board of Health
Smith
Thaho Consolidated Power Company
Ir. Smith
South Second Avenue
Richardson
Ordinance Committee
Highway and Light Committee
Park Committee
Chilton
Library Trustees
Loux
Minnie Howard
John Congdon
Library Board
Fifth
Halliday
Couthy
Academy
Vocatetlia
Serrell
Jay Hoe
Terrer
Evea
Commercial Club
Mary Arkus
Manassa
Mayer Laux
Mew. Chapman
Histiine
Me. Smith
Beard Iba
POWER
Gail E. Pharmacy
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