National Good Roads Tour Gains Steam Across West
The National Good Roads special, departing Chicago May 25, wins hearty receptions from Fremont and North Platte Nebraska Ogden Logan and Provo Utah. In Provo 2600 attendees include many women and Idaho Governor Gooding spurs additional Idaho stops. Portland hosts June 22 23 24 with Lewis and Clark Exposition Good Roads Day.
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Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Blood Purity
For over thirty years Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has claimed leadership as a blood purifier and stomach tonic. It purports to purify blood, improve digestion, and support nerve and tissue health, with pellets claimed to cure biliousness and related conditions.
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Carey lands opening stirs Idaho land debate
The Twin Falls Times explains the state administration’s relation to lands opened for settlement near Emmett. The Boise Capital News accuses the land board of failing to set clear regulations and criticizes Governor Gooding for acting beyond the law.
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Penny Wise Neighbor Nicks Beehive Lesson In Costly Pranks
The Kansas City Journal tells of a stingy man who sent his son to fetch a neighbor’s paper. In the scramble the boy toppled a four-dollar beehive stand, while the father’s run to help tore a barb wire fence and tore his clothing. A chain of mishaps followed including a cow, churn, teeth, carpet, and livestock losses.
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Senator Dubois Faces Forest Reserve Criticism
The Lewiston Tribune criticizes Senator Dubois for opposing his constituents on forest reserves. It cites past disputes with the Western Federation of Miners and Mormon land policy, then argues his stance on withdrawing ten million Idaho acres for forest reserve aims shows he may be right though misunderstood by the public.
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Tea Customs Across Two and a Half Centuries
A compact survey traces how tea consumption evolved over 250 years, highlighting changing brewing methods, global trade links, and social rituals that shaped daily tea drinking in homes and public spaces. It notes shifts from colonial spices to mass markets and iconic serving styles.
Tired Feeling and Liver Health Promised by Herbine
Temple Texas resident J. J. Hubbard reports in a March 22, 1902 letter that Herbine revived his energy during illness and fatigue. The advertisement sells Herbine at 60 cents per bottle via A. I. Cook.
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Williams Opera at Auditorium Receives High Praise
The Williams Opera company plays The Rajah of Palaza at the Auditorium Monday night to widespread praise. The Boise Capital News calls the performance delightful with fine character portrayals and strong audience enthusiasm, noting the young performers' efforts were well appreciated.
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Family Amid Hardship Turns to Buckley Salve at Local Drugstore
A distressed family, living off the main road, relies on Buckley’s Arileas Salve from Mrs. A. L. Cook’s drug store to treat burns cuts and wounds amid ongoing deprivation and danger in their difficult situation.
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Three Physicians Treated Him Without Success
W. In Yancy of Paducah Kentucky says three top doctors failed to help his severe kidney disease. He then used Foley's Kidney Cure, saw immediate relief after the first bottle, and was cured after three bottles. He recommends this remedy and notes Mrs A J Cook as the seller.
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Report of the Condition of The First National Bank Pocatello Idaho 1905
Bank condition shown for May 29 1905 with assets including loans 245700.43 U S bonds 12500 00 deposits 50000 00 and securities 12492 26 Also notes payable and capital stock 50000 10 000 plus profits 25229 91 and other items. Signed by cashier W G Cruse and notary John Bunting. Also similar statement for The First Savings Bank Pocatello Idaho with loans 40100 deposits 44500 09 and capital 25000 sworn by cashier W G Cruse and notarized June 3 1905.
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New Vegetables Arrive Daily at Kane's Grocery
Kane's Grocery announces fresh vegetables in stock including radishes lettuce spinach and onions. Market items are shipped fresh every day to ensure daily availability for shoppers.
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