Prosperous Old Bingham Seen Amid Fair Week Hopes
Idaho Republic editor Byrd Trego reports Blackfoot and Bingham county crops look strong with sugar beets and fruit good, alfalfa slow. Fair plans aim to pay debts, boost premiums, and add amusements while praising Pocatello neighbors. A new canal project and Snake river railroad are hinted for 1909 with further details promised later.
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Byrd Trego
Idaho Republican of
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Fair Association
Pocatello
Snake River
Karl Brown
the Optimist
Rich Resources Promised for Bannock County
Honor L. Wilhelm reports Bannock County has vast untapped potential with irrigated land near McCammon, Soda Springs health resort prospects, and growth in Bancroft Oxford and Downey. Pocatello as county seat could spark substantial trade through boosted projects drawing people in and developing the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor L. Wilhelm
the Coast Magazine
Seattle
Bannock County
McCammon
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Oxford
Downey
Pocatello
The Carlyle Hosts Hub For Commercial Men
The Carlyle becomes a central meeting place described as the home for all commercial men. The article highlights its role as a gathering spot for business professionals to network and exchange industry news.
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The
Carlyle
Banana Belt Seen Prosperous With New Citizens
J. W. Jones of the Rigby Star and secretary of the Eastern Idaho Press club visits the city for a board meeting. He reports the upper Snake River valley’s growth, abundant grain and grass crops, and a wave of desirable new residents. He notes Fremont politics focus on irrigation, with Col. Hamer as likely congressional candidate and Fremont delegates backing him at the Boise convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
The
Rigby Star
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Snake River
Fremont
Jones
Mr. Jones
Col. Hamer
Jonese
Boise
Idaho Educators Return from National Convention
Miss Grace Loughran county superintendent of schools returned from Philadelphia where she attended the National Education association meeting as an Idaho delegate. She was joined by her mother Mrs Jennie Loughran and Miss Edna De Bow of Twin Falls. Loughran cites Idaho honors and notes upcoming state summer normal school opening July 20 at the Academy with a joint teachers’ institution August 31 to September 5.
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Grace Loughran
Philadelphia
National Educational Association
Idaho
Miss Loughran
Jennie Loughran
Edna de Bow
Twin Fall County
Pocatello
Loughrans
Loughran
N. Eba
Walter R. Siders
Association
J. A. MacLean
State University
National Council of Education
Fragmentary notice from city room listing
Fragmentary OCR reads like a city notice mentioning rooms in the Car yle area. The readable fragment hints at property or rental context but lacks complete details or clear actions.
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Ene
City
Caryle
Bear Lake Development Nears Full Scale Growth
L. G. Bradley of Montpelier discusses Bear Lake county progress. A rich copper corporation is developing properties and will invest hundreds of thousands. The San Francisco Chemical Company ships 50 tons of phosphate daily, creating a $3,000 to $4,000 monthly payroll and boosting Bear Lake as a shipping point. Dry farming expands with high land yields, doubling cultivated area soon. Bear Lake’s popularity as a summer resort rises as press club events are planned.
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L. G. Bradley
Montpelier
Eastern Idaho Club
Pocatello
Bear Lake County
San Francisco Chemical Company
Bear Lake
Press Club
Late Locals and Weekend Events in Pocatello
Masons meet at the Masonic Temple to confer the J A degree. A weekend dance is set for McNichols Wright hall. Mrs Will Brinson, visiting from Billings, Mont, is in town with her sister Mrs T C Reynolds. John A Tupper of Bear Lake Electric visits for a few days. Pay day at Short Line leaves workers with cash and a 11 30 whistle. Mistah Johnsing pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and faces a 10 fine or six days on the chain gang.
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Will Brinson
Billings, Mont
Pocatello
T. C. Reynolds
Tupper
John A. Tupper
The
Bear Lake Electric Company
Montpelier
Mistah Johnsing
Kane
Free Bath Offer at the Carlyle Hotel
A notice proclaims free bath service with hot and cold water available at the Carlyle Hotel. The advertisement highlights complimentary bathing facilities for guests arriving or staying at the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carlyle
Delay in treatment for kidney irregularity urged
Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to cure a slight irregularity quickly and prevent kidney disease. It promises to strengthen worn tissues and organs and urges immediate use through Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Tax sale at Bannock County Court House
Delinquent 1907 taxes_trigger a real estate sale at Bannock county courthouse led by Assessor L. B. Case. Local dealers including C. White Co and Bannock Abstract Co purchased most Pocatello properties for the assessed amount with several outside buyers also present. Purchasers receive deeds while owners have three years to redeem at 15 percent annual interest if they repay. The county’s delinquent list was notably short, signaling local prosperity.
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Bannock County Court House
L. B. Case
Pocatello
Kd. C. White Co
Bannock Abstract Co
Henry O'Leary
Bannock County
Bodies of Everett and Wakeley Recovered After Mountain Murder
Manila reports the bodies of government forester H. D. Everett and schoolteacher T. H. Wakeley recovered by Lieutenant Ahorn after a deadly search in Bayanal mountains. Ayhao, tribe leader and guide, masterminded the killings while the party was drugged during exploration. Ayhao fled as Ahren pursued but was deserted by guides and forced to retreat.
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Manila
H. D. Everett
T. H. Wakeley
Ahorn
Constabulary
Bayanal
Ayhao
Everett
Ayvhao
Ahern
Congregational Church Sets Morning Sermon and Classes
Congregational Church announces morning sermon on Labor and Harvest. Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p.m. Topic Character and Courtesy. No evening preaching. W S Hunt is the pastor and invites all to attend.
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Christian Endeavor
W.S. Hunt
Baptist Church Bible School and Services
The Baptist Church schedules Bible School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The B Y P U meets at 7 p.m. under Pastor F. 8S. Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Trinity Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Topic
Trinity Church presents a Sunday service schedule with morning prayer and sermon at 11, evening prayer and sermon at 8, and Sunday school at 10. Morning subject is The Tongue.
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Trinity Church
Presbyterian Services Proclaimed for Sunday
Presbyterian Church announces services Sunday July 12 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Morning topic In Shelter of a Shadow. Evening topic In Nature's Home. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and T. P. 8. C. E. at 7 p.m. Subject Character and Courtesy. Minister Henry A. Mullen invites all to attend.
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Presbyterian
Hotel Planned at Dempsey by James J. Scott
James J. Scott and wife plan to start a new hotel at Dempsey to meet local demand and improve visitor accommodation at Lava Hot Springs, according to the McCammon Banner.
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Dempsey
James J. Scott
McCammon Banner
Carlyle Pleases Commercial Men
Retail and trade observers praise the Carlyle for its services and offerings, noting strong business appeal and steady customer interest as merchants report favorable reception and steady patronage.
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Old Bingham
Gate City
Latch
Coast Magazine
Yellowstone
Fremont County
Snake
Bear Lake Development
Portneuf Lodge
Masonic Temple
McNichols & Wright Hall
Court House
Church Services
Congregational Church
Continental 011 Company
Ature
Chaffee & CO
Ida
Alfred H. Lindquist
South Main Street
Phone & Wrensted Building
the Daily Tribune Sc
Roleys
Cardus
Mra
Wim. Turner
Bartonville, Ill
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