Longworths Visit Pocatello En Route to Yellowstone
Congressman and Mrs Nicholas Longworth travel via the Yellowstone Limited train to Yellowstone National Park after visiting Denver for the Democratic national convention. Chicago Tribune publisher M McCormick accompanies them and hosts their party as patriotic crowds greet the president’s daughter in each stop. The group passes through Pocatello overnight with a late arrival at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Pocatello
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
M. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Longworths
Idaho Governor Gooding to serve as vice president at tuberculosis congress
Governor Gooding of Idaho agrees to serve as a vice president of the international congress on tuberculosis in Washington from September 21 to October 12 under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. He authorized state officials to arrange Idaho’s representation and exhibition. Dr Lucian P. McCalla of Boise chairs the Idaho committee with Prof Hiram T. French, Dr Robert Noble, Dr E. E. Maxey, and Dr W. G. Springer as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Gooding
Idaho
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Hiram T. French
State University Agricultural School
Robert Noble
E. E. Maxey
State Medical Association
W. G. Springer
Boise
State Board of Health
Convicted of Bigamy Reported by Grove City Court
A. G. Roberts arrives in Blackfoot with word that a Grove City kangaroo court yesterday convicted Charles V. Evans of bigamy and imposed a harsh sentence. The case stemmed from a Tribune note about a marriage between Charles V. Evans and Miss Klena Young, with Evans’s name originally misprinted as Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Roberts
Blackfoot
Grove City
Charles V. Fisher
Tribune
Charles V. ‘* Fisher
Klena Young
Fisher
Evans
Charles V. Evans
Roberts
Monster wild cat terrorizes farm near town
Mrs. Frank Moreland awoke to an animal prowling near the Short Line pump house. She fired twice with her husband's shotgun, killing a 30 pound wild cat. Similar sightings were reported at Swanson's place and Mink creek, signaling rising threats to poultry owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moreland
Short Line
Swanson's
Mink Creek
It’s Your Kidneys Don’t Mistake The Cause Of Your Troubles
A Pocatello Citizen explains kidney trouble signals and urges Doan’s Kidney Pills as the cure. A local testimonial from Mrs. Henry Rankes describes backache relief after using Doan’s, bought at a drug store, with lasting improvement. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bright
Henry Rankes
No. Harrison Avenue
Idaho
Eun
A. L. Cook
Ile
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan'a
Downey visit and local notices fill Bannock city page
Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey visits Downey. Evans of American Falls is in town on business. Mrs A C Yoe of Spencer and Mr and Mrs W Haug of Bose are guests at the Bannock. A C Lambert of Salt Lake interviews trade. A boy weighs nine pounds born to Monte Moore. S N Morris of Rockland visits Bannock during business. Commissioners meet Monday. filing of claims ends Saturday. Deed records show Lawrence Hansen selling 160 acres near McCammon to B T Rowe for 1550. A Hailey burglar chase ends in Pocatello. Twelve mining claims ( Highland 1–12) filed in Fort Hall district. Rose tree roses noted at Tribune office. Mrs Rose Falk-Lewis departs for Anaconda en route to the east. Ed Munson moves from Blackfoot to manage Commercial hotel in Blackfoot. L A Rose promotes Carey act project in Little Lost River country. Funeral today for Charles Munn at Methodist church. sister Mrs J Mullen attends from North Yakima.
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John W. Hoffman
The
County Recorder
Fort Hall District
Pocatello
Portneuf Siding
Highland
Bancroft special train visits Pocatello on inspection tour
The Bancroft special train carrying Vice President and General Mariner Bancroft of the Short Line and a team of division officials passed through Pocatello last evening on a track inspection from the north end to Granger. The party will proceed from Buhl to Huntington via Minidoka and Boise.
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Bancroft
Mariner Bancroft
J. M. Davis
William Ashton
D. E. Burley
Reeves
George J. Olmstead
Folger
John P. Congdon
Pocatello
Buhl
Granger
Ial
Huntington
Minidoka
Boise
Irrigation Expert to Report on Marysville Canal
O L Waller of Pullman Washington irrigation engineer visited the Ban nock with his wife and will report to the Idaho state board of land commissioners after inspecting the Marysville canal project in Fremont county. He notes Fremont county settlers seek canal turn over to them or continued delays until more work is finished. The construction company claims it fulfilled its contract while settlers say the canal is incomplete and undersized for irrigation needs.
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O. L. Waller
Pullman
Wash
Bannock
Waller
Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners
Norman Belcher
Marysville Canal
Fremont County
Federal Building Sites in Pocatello Opened for Bids
In Washington yesterday officials opened offers for a government building site in Pocatello. Three bids came from east side residents and five from the west. A final decision awaits personal site inspections by a Treasury inspector. Meanwhile North Main street property owners asked the Treasury secretary to open their Cleveland corner on Main and Lander, offered at 10 000 dollars with a 14 000 dollar neighborhood subscription needed for options.
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Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Department of the Treasury
East Side
West Side
Department
North Main Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland Corner
Main and Lander
Y M C A Members Meeting At New Building
Regular members meeting of the local R R Y M C A set for Friday at 8 30 p m in the new association building. Reports on six months work to be given by Secretary Pargellis Assistant Secretary Ludwig and other leaders with refreshments and music provided by the social committee. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Pargellis
Ludwig
Norton challenges Abe Attell rival in 122 pound class
Joe Norton of Pocatello a noted lightweight boxer issues a public challenge through the Tribune. He seeks a 122 pound bout with any willing opponent after July 17 in Pocatello to gain a shot at Abe Attell and build his regional reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Norton
Pocatello
West
Scramver
the Tribune
Joe
Abe Attell
Abe
Lawn Social Friday for Carnegie Library piano fund
Civic club ladies plan a socially raised event on the Roberts-Fargo lawns opposite the new library on Friday evening July 10. An admission of 15e secures ice cream cake and companionship to support purchasing a piano for the Carnegie library. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Civic Club
Roberts-Fargo
Wanted Woman for Lighthouse Work on Rancho
Wanted a woman for light house work mainly for company on a ranch near town. Inquiries at 107 IS. Hayes or W H Witty's office. 16.
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IS. Hayes
W. H. Witty
Prof Reed Home Today From Eastern School Visit
Principal Miles F Reed of the Academy of Idaho returns from the East where he visited agricultural and technical schools and recruited teachers for English and public speaking. He attended the N E A session in Cleveland June 29 to July 3 with sixteen Idaho educators.
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Miles F. Reed
The
Academy of Idaho
Educational Council
California
Idaho
W. R. Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Draper
New York
Booker T. Washington
Denver
Heyburn defends integrity amid confirmation report
Senator Heyburn rejects claims of initiating interference with the confirmations of Marshal Hodgin and Attorney Lingenfelter. He plans a Boise stay to recover, then trips to Twin Falls and Wallace, and aims to mount a rigorous statewide Republican campaign once fit.
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Heyburn
Marshal Hodgin
Lingenfelter
Pennyroyal Flea Remedy In Forest and Stream Note
The article recalls flea troubles in youth in Quaker meetings and extols pennyroyal as an effective remedy. It describes rubbing bruised pennyroyal on bed linen to repel fleas, applying the essential oil to underclothes, and sprinkling it in rooms to clear infestations.
Prof Von Prosky Out Of Town For Lyric Concert
Prof. Von Prosky, called out of town, cannot appear with the Lyric Orchestra tonight as announced. The performance proceeds with substitute musicians and updated program notes.
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Prof. von Prosky
Lyric
Foley's Honey and Tar Claims Cures for Consumption
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for incipient consumption and a comfort in advanced stages. It urges refusing any but the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Temple Cy
Card of Thanks from Pocatello Oriental Baseball Club
The Pocatello Oriental Baseball Club thanks Montpelier people especially Manager Wright and his team for the courteous treatment during the July 4th and 5th games. Despite losing, they praise the fair play and public support shown by gate receipts around 350 and express appreciation for all courtesies extended to Captain Charlie Ross and the team.
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Pocatello Oriental Baseball Club
Montpelier
Wright
Charlie Ross
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Alige
Nick
Gov. Gooding
Burnett McGarvey
Downey
Spencer
A. C. Yoe
W. Haug
Bose
A. C. Lambert
Lambert Paper Company
Salt Lake
Gate City
Monte Moore
Aulguire
Rockland
S. N. Morris
Oneida County
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Lawrence Hansen
Bear River City
Utah
B. T. Rowe
McCammon
Hailey
Blaine County
Sheriff’s Office
J. B. Mullen
North Hayes Avenue
Anaconda
Rose Falk-Lewis
W. N. McCarty
Oakland
Blackfoot Boniface
Ed. Munson
L. A. Rose
Lost
Marysville
Federal Building Sites
Y. M. C. A. Members’ Meeting
Prof. Reed
Will
Twin Falls
Wallace
Cra
Cardus
Joe Moorhead
Archibald
J. T
S.S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Pocatello Cycle Company
Alfred H. Lindquist
Wiensted
Sol
Ghee Nilsson
Franklin G Hayes
Scott
Welch & UR
Gus
Ma Pal
Whittlesay
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