Eagles to Meet and Dance Week in Pocatello
Local Eagles hold regular session tonight. Brothers of American Yeomen host a dancing party at Eagle hall tomorrow evening. Trinity Episcopal Sunday school picnics Trail Creek Saturday. Harrison minstrels set for Gate City June 14 with a noted band. Ground lease funds an open air dancing pavilion on East Center and Fourth Avenue. Power cuts disrupt local press operations after line break to American Falls. Ralph E. Weaver and Clare Schwing wed at Presbyterian parsonage. couple to Anaconda for short visit. Four couples licensed to wed including Neibe-Funk and Green-Steward pairings. Mrs. H. Vance dies in Portland after health decline. Boise Evening Journal contest ends with Miss Marie Nielsen deprived of Rose Carnival trip. offers $60 instead.
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Alfred Saselli
Edward Driscoll
Short Line
East Center Street
Fourth Avenue
Ralph E. Weaver
Clare Schwing
Buhl
Presbyterian Parsonage
Henry A. Mullen
Schwing
Academy of Idaho
Weaver
Oregon
Rose City
Miss Nielson
Pocatello
Wild Animals at the Grand Chicago Zoological Gardens
A captioned image from Lincoln Sea zoological gardens in Chicago highlights a grand display of wild animals. It features entertainer J. J. Duffy known as The ing Argufier, plus Miss Lavanda in a dainty singing and quick change act. The big show costs 10e and 2t.
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Zoological Gardens
Lincoln Sea
Chicago
J. J. Duffy
Ing Argufier
LaVan Dainty
Monarch Hotel Ad Offers Eye Glass Help
An old notice directs readers at Monarch hotel to see a person about eyes or glasses for those having trouble with their eyewear.
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Monarch Hotel
Pocatello Fairview Lots Promoted as Beauty Spot
A reader is offered two improved lots for ten dollars plus ten dollars monthly totaling two hundred dollars. The pitch asks buyers if they have faith in Pocatello and asserts Fairview lots are a good investment that will become the city’s beauty spot.
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Pocatello
Fairview
Personal visitors and officials travel through Pocatello area
A stream of notable visitors passes through Pocatello and nearby towns including Bishop A M Fullmer from Lava Hot Springs and Dr R H Sutton from Montpelier. Officials such as District Judge J M Stevens and Idaho insurance commissioner I C Hattabaugh are in the city on official business.
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Bishop A. M. Fullmer
Lava Hot Springs
I. C. Hattabaugh
J. M. Stevens
Pocatello
Boise
Mexican War Picture at Olympic Insurrection
A photograph from the recent Mexican rebellion shown at the Olympic event offers an educational and dramatic glimpse into the conflict. The image captures a scene of insurrection and turmoil, reflecting the era's tensions and the participants involved.
City of Pocatello Calls Warrants for Payment
City issues warrants numbers 7117 7156 1177 1210 1213 216 1217 1218 and ranges 2265 2208 2260 2283 2284 2395 2396 dated 1906 1910 will be paid with interest on presentation at Bannock National Bank. Pauline E Bryan by F D Cre 4 Bop. Dated Feb 16 19.
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Pocatello
Bannock National Bank
Pauline E. Bryan
F. D. Cre
Bop
Archbishop's Charity Shirt Giver Revealed by Servant
In a London Globe tale, Mgr de Langay, archbishop of Bordeans, was famed for charity and nearly gave away all. When low on linen, his wardrobe keeper tricked him by asking funds to make shirts for a poor man, yielding the needed supplies and a humorous lesson.
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Bordeans
Mgr. de Langay
Monsignore
Jeanne
London Globe
The Medical Register of the District Senators
A desk overhaul in the District of Columbia health office revealed The Medical Register of the District by Dr. J. M. Toner. It lists Thirty-ninth Congress senators with their height weight and chest measurements and notes they surpass world and U.S. averages. Kentucky provided the tallest senators while New Hampshire and West Virginia had the shortest.
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District of Columbia Health
Medical Register of the District
J. M. Toner
Kentucky
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Washington Star
Travel at Home by a Philosophical Wanderer
A Life magazine quip imagines travel without leaving home. The speaker recalls kitchen failures and uncomfortable comforts a traveler endures to simulate a journey. He notes coffee with peppery taste, a dim paper light, and a cot too small, ending with minor ailments yet the sense of having traveled without leaving.
Those Wedding Celebrations
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon-like quote argues against delaying wedding milestones. A man, married eleven months, jokes the diamond wedding should come first, then golden, and so on, noting a paper wedding next month for a couple nearing seventy-five years.
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Carreed
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foreman Raises John’s Wages Alarm Clock Confusion
The Buffalo Express reports a foreman telling John his pay would rise by $5 weekly. John silent, scanning his desk, jokes about searching for an alarm clock as tension mounts over the raise.
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John
Joln
Buffalo Express
Wounded Major Sparked Duty Debate in Civil War Council
A Civil War council of generals discusses a Major who is wounded and unable to perform a duty he was suggested to take. Stonewall Jackson quips that the wound must have come from an accidental discharge of his duty, highlighting the era’s ironies and wit.
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Stonewall Jackson
The Prince Harold Dies After Race
The New York Sun reports Prince Harold died after finishing a mile in 2 20 4. The cause is described as blind staggers. The couple reads the notice with shock and inquiry into the death.
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Prince Harold
New York Sun
None readable headline from OCR fragment
No coherent events or named entities present in the provided fragment to summarize into a credible T and S. The text appears corrupted and does not specify people, places, dates, or outcomes.
Family Cat Heralded as Threat to Public Health
Chicago health officials warn against the family cat as a conduit for epidemics, stating that diseases flourish when cats roam and suggesting caution for households with sick children. The commissioner argues that quarantining a child with scarlet fever or diphtheria is hard, but controlling the family cat is equally challenging.
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Chicago
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