Community Notes From Blackfoot June Briefs
Special mentions record Mrs Geo F Gagan attending Eastern Star Grand Chapter in Boise while Rev W S Black resigns from First Baptist Church after farewell sermon. Rev GG Haley travels to Portland for Williamette University trustees meeting. Pacific street graded for travel. Hil Thompson firm becomes Hil Thompson partnership. Bart D Hem continues business. Moss E Morrison and F C Christ wed at Ross Fork with escort by Mr and Mrs CC Rockwood. couple greeted by friends on return. Bride’s parents visiting in the east.
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Blackfoot
Geo. F. Gagan
Boise
Eastern Star
W. 8
Black
Baptis
GG. Haley
Portland
Williamette University
Pacific Street
Hil & Thompson
Pacific Meat Market
Bart D. Hem
Moss Etta Morrison
Morrison
Cottage Hotel
F.C. Christ
Bryan boom runs through Chicago as Bryan for president rises
A Chicago dispatch reports a Bryan boom sweeping the Democratic ranks with W J Bryan for president discussed in 1908. Hearst allies face conservative rivals as Illinois Missouri Arkansas South Dakota Indiana rally to Bryan and party leaders plan conventions and arrangements.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Iroquoins Chub
Witbread
W. R. Hearst
Bryan
Hearst
Hawkins-Sullivan
Harrison
Peoria
Bryan Standard
Missouri
Arkansas
South Dakota
Indiana
Indianapolis
Orater
Bry
Kidney Cure Claims to Restore Health and Kidney Function
The advertisement explains kidney function and links weakness to heart and liver trouble. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as strengthening for worn tissues, with a home test using urine clarity to diagnose issues. A testimonial from Peter Frey claims dramatic recovery after three bottles. Two sizes, 60 cents and $1.00, are offered.
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Foley
Peter Frey
Woodruff
Waynesburg
Republican County Convention Planned for Bannock County
The Bannock county Republican Central Committee directs a county convention for July 7, 1906 at 10 a.m. in Pocatello Court House to elect 18 delegates for the state convention in Pocatello on August 1, 1906. Primaries across the county are set for July 2, 1906 with times for city and noncity precincts and a detailed list of precinct delegate allocations. The notice reiterates duties under the new primary law and instructs precinct committee men on posting and publishing requirements.
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Republican County Central Committee
Bamnock County
Court House
Pocatello
Bannock County
Beura
Hr. J. Hayes
Graft claim over Indian appropriation bill exposed
Washington reports allege a graft risk tied to 1.5 million dollars for the Colville Indians. Lawyers tied to former officials would take fees if a court of claims provision passed, provoking sharp attacks in the Senate and a push to strike the lawyers’ fee clause.
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Washington
Ags
Congress
Conference Committee
Senate
Colville
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Hitchcock
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Ankeny
Jones
Colvilles
Butler
Court of Claims
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Josiah M. Vale
Spokane
Gordon
Tillman
Overman
Clay
Clapp
McCumber
Alring
Local briefs from Pocatello and surrounding areas
Carl North returns from Whitman college in Walla Walla and plans a three month study period. Joe H. DeWitt editor of the Soda Springs Chieftain attends Republican county central committee meeting in Pocatello. E B Jacobs of McCammon and J Frank Hunt visit for committee work. Peter Burke and Eva R Goodrich obtain a marriage license. Miloni Henderson of Robin visits Pocatello. District Judge Budge travels through en route to Preston.
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Carl North
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Joe H. DeWitt
Soda Springs Chieftain
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Pocatello
Republican County Central Committee
McCammon
E. BK. Jacobs
Peter Burke
Los Angles
Eva R. Goodrich
Pocatella
Campbell
Preston
Budge
Preston Dern Dhee
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup Cures Coughs and Croup
A Byhalia Mississippi parent praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best remedy for croup and coughs in children. The product is sold locally by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Byhalia
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Pupils as Entertainers at McNichols Wrights Hall
Pocatello high school youths staged a fine literary program last night with a well received girls chorus. It marked the first year music is taught, and the chorus will sing again tonight. The program featured histories by freshmen to seniors, dialogues, songs including Anchored and Lightly My Bark, and a final senior will. After the program, students danced and socialized until midnight.
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Pocatello High School
McNichols & Wrights Hall
Pens Booken
O. B. Steely
Ernest Loux
Clem Connors
Sir Galahad, Jr
Alice Olmstead
Thomas Sparks
Ava Smithen
Cheney Eye
Ak Biers
Minerva Kohlhepp
Carl Loux
Loretta Duddleson
Happy Miller
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertisement Cites Urgency
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure warning that neglecting kidney disorders can lead to death. It claims the remedy cures Brights disease diabetes and other kidney or bladder troubles and urges readers to start taking it immediately for best results.
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Foley
A. L. Cook
Diamonds and railroad watches offered by watch repair specialist
M L Roberts operates a watch repair business focusing on diamond and railroad watch servicing though not listed with the post office. Item details remain sparse but imply a specialized trade in timepiece restoration and valuation.
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M. L. Roberts
Pocatello Girl Wins Miss Olive Gruver Contest
Miss Olive Gruver, a well regarded Pocatello public school teacher, wins the district No 20 contest with 18 906 votes to represent Idaho in the Portland Oregonian Yellowstone Park trip. Twenty four winners will travel by electric train from Portland via Oregon Railroad and Navigation and O S L through Boise Pocatello and Salt Lake City. The Oregonian also sends ten additional candidates who were runners up.
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Olive Gruver
City
Idaho
Portland
Oregonian
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Portland Oregonian
Graver
Gem State
Twentyfour
Park
Boise Pocatello
Salt Lake
J Y C Dance Card Announced for June 14
J Y C lub posts invitations for another elegant dance at their venue on Friday evening June 14. The notice emphasizes the planned social event and preserves the names of organizers and formal attire.
Rye Names at Rannock Bar Spark Oldrow Bourbon Shine
An item notes Oldrow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye served at Rannock Bar. No further details on events or dates are provided.
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Oldrow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Rannock Bar
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Corvallis
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