Rork and Editors Travel for Official Duties and Funerals
Dr. Rork the federal sheep inspector visited Gentile Valley on official business. Rexburg Editor James H. Wallis passed through Rexburg en route to Buise for funeral matters. Sheriff Quigley attended his wife's nephew funeral in Dempsey. A smallpox quarantine flag flies over Mrs. Charles Peake at 103 West Sublette. Ethel Peake and Mrs. Sullivan ill, while Mrs. Pickett from Ogden visits for the Sullivan family health crisis.
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Rork
Gentile Valley
Rexburg
James H. Wallis
Gate City
Buise
Charles Peake
Sublette Street
Ethel Peake
Sheepmen's Meeting Draws Idaho Official to Pocatello
Peter G. Johnson state representative from Bingham county heads to Boise after a stop in Pocatello for a meeting of the Idaho Woolgrowers association executive committee. The county clerk’s office in the courthouse is being repaired with wainscoting and wallpaper. James F. Woodall and Vella Davis of Soda Springs plan to wed, with a license issued earlier. Police Court sent six to jail on fines for vagrancy and drinking, with sentences suspended. Midshipman Leroy Nielson at Annapolis reports credit marks avoiding exams this term and leads plebe basketball center Roy Nielson in athletics.
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Peter G. Johnson
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
James Murray
E.G. Gallet
Soda Springs
James F. Woodall
Vella Davis
C.T. Woodall
Soda
Kane
Leroy Nielson
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Roy
Empire Stock Company Opens The Great Bank Robbery at McNichols Hall
The Empire Stock company opened last night at McNichols and Wright hall with The Great Bank Robbery a four act melodrama. Despite another production at the Auditorium the theatergoers enjoyed the piece and had a pleasant evening. The play features a strong plot with humor and interludes between acts to relieve waiting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNichols Hall
Empire Stock Company
McNichols & Wright Hall
Cleaning Dyeing And Curling Plumes
Mrs. Armstrong at 242 West Center advertises cleaning dyeing and curling of plumes in a local service notice.
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Armstrong
West Center
New Wheels At Pocatello Cycle Co
Readers see the new bikes at Pocatello Cycle Co and marvel at their design and finish. The shop showcases eye catching models and invites customers to inspect the latest arrivals.
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Pocatello Cycle Co
Rosa in Ragged Italian American Stereotype
A monologue by T. A. Daly portrays Rosa as domestic worker carrying wood while the speaker laments assimilation, pride in her Italian American identity, and fear of social scrutiny. The piece uses heavy dialect to discuss race, gender roles, and potential divorce as Mexican? or American? readers see tensions of ethnicity and gender in a Catholic community.
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Rosa
Signore
T. A. Daly
Catholic Standard and Times
Jury Hears Clear Case Deliberations End With Supper Quip
A Blankville jury failed to reach a verdict after initial deliberations. The judge called the case very clear and ordered a second attempt, joking about twelve suppers if they stayed long. The foreman retorted with a playful line about eleven suppers and one bundle of hay.
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Blankville
Pincott's
Uncle John and Willie in a Homely Turnabout
A brief humorous exchange shows Uncle John debating a horse’s tiredness while a rival figure insists Willie is no horse but an automobile. Published in Woman's Home Companion, the vignette captures playful family banter.
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Uncle John
Willie
Poison Misadventure Cited In Tatler Conversation
A dialogue fragment from the Tatler features a speaker recalling drinking poison by mistake and another reacting with surprise about the danger. The exchange presents a cautionary or ironic anecdote without further context or names.
Whispered Tale Sparks Copied Snippet Gossip
The Cleveland Leader notes a backroom whisper between Mrs De Poynte and Mrs McBride about an unnamed story said to be unfit for ears. The exchange hints at scandalous chatter circulating in society while avoiding explicit details.
Startling Banter At Midnight Gasoline Runabout Joke
The exchange features Staylate at 11 p.m. discussing a new gasoline runabout with Miss Caustique. She jokes about starting the vehicle, comparing it to his efforts, ending with a playful quip.
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Staylate
Miss Caustique
Chicago News
Modesty Personified Clubwoman and Husband Exchange
A witty exchange between a clubwoman and her husband features sharp barbs about thinking and imagination. The light dialogue centers on ego, intellect, and marital banter as they volley verbal jabs with humor.
Weeter Lumber Auction Posts Firewood and Coal Sale
Weeter Lumber company announces availability of firewood and coal for sale. Local customers may inquire for delivery options and pricing at the yard.
Danger of Catarrh Promoted by Hyomei Treatment
Catarrhal troubles threaten throat and lung health as germs may lodge in diseased tissue. Hyomei offers direct inhalation therapy without stomach disturbance. Mrs A L Cook sells it with a refundable purchase, complete outfit priced at $1.00 if it helps, zero if not.
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A. L. Cook
Hyomei
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria misery
A Louellen resident claims Electric Bitters cure the misery malaria poison causes. The tonic costs 60 cents a bottle and is said to relieve chills bilious attacks and jaundice, with quick help for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Ferguson Jenkins Drug Stores sell it in Pocatello and McCammon.
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R. M. James
Louellen
8. C
Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Stores
Pocatello and McCammon
Herbine touted as a health booster and liver remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. S of Columbia Tennessee praises Herbine for relief from constipation and liver complaints. The note adds that she always keeps a supply, and a druggist from Mia, A, L Cook is referenced as the supplier.
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Columbia, Tenn
Mia
A, L Cook
Foley’s Honey and Tar Patent Remedy Ad
A Card certifies all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It stops coughs, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia and consumption, and contains no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package and substitutes should be refused. Sold by Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Weeter Lumber Offers Wood and Coal Lot for Sale
Weeter Lumber company announces a large lot of firewood and coal for sale. Orders are taken in the order of application and will be disposed of as long as stock lasts. Customers are urged to act promptly to secure material.
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Weeter Lumber Company
How to Avoid Pneumonia with Foley's Honey and Tar
A vintage sales note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for cold related coughs and lung healing. It urges to refuse any but the genuine product in a yellow package sold by Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
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H. V. A. Ferguson
Dick Douglas
Bancroft
Dave Quigley
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Pocatello Mercantile Co., Ltd
Pocatello, Idaho
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