Fort Hall opens to settlers recalls Wyeth fort history
Historic ground Fort Hall at 415 000 acres was opened to settlers after 1830s exploration. Wyeth built the fort as a trading post on Spring Creek near Portneuf forming a gateway that helped settle Idaho Oregon and Washington regions. Bonneville also hunted the plains before Pocatello.
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Fort Hall
Natha
Dobies
Wyeth
Spring Creek
Bonneville
Portueus
Pocatello
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Aids Digestive Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion disorders. It claims to remove toxins from imperfect digestion and restore body health, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Hilen M. Bacon of Shutesbury Massachusetts. It also notes a free offer for Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with a stamp payment option.
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Pierce
Idaho Pioneers Wyeth and Bonneville in Washington Biography
The piece notes Bonneville as a bon vivant who preferred wilderness life with a caravan and Indian wives to civilization, while Wyeth is credited with planting the US flag in the continent and paving the Oregon route, despite his fort sale to the Hudson Bay Company. Irving's biographical portrayal links Bonneville to Port Neuf and Wyeth to Idaho's early history.
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Bannock County
State of
Idaho
J. H. Perry
D. W. Standrod
J. W. Eden
City of
Pocatello
Center Street
Cleveland Avenue
First National Bank
J Parry
Pocateo
County of Bannock
Towit
Amanda J. Perry
What Is Treason To One's Country
Dr Felix Adler argues that opposing a war may be treasonous when a nation defends itself but not when the war is aggressive. He defines treason as aiding enemies and stresses loyalty, defending the country by opposing unjust actions, while warning against disrupting national unity during wartime.
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United States
Philippines
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Local Resident
O Scott Curie of Loganton Pa endorses a cough remedy that claims to quickly ease coughs colds croup and lung troubles. The advertisement touts safety and effectiveness for grip bronchitis and related ailments with Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittlesey listed.
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O. Scott Curie
Loganton
Croup
Bean's Drug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
Real Friend Praises Kudol For Dyspepsia Relief
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oak, North Carolina, testifies that after fifteen years of dyspepsia he found immediate relief with Kudol. He now eats almost anything and his digestion is good. The notice urges wholesome food and states Kudol aids digestion. Bean's Drug Store and HH Whittlesey.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oake
N.C
Bean's Drug Store
Fourth of July Ribbon Sale at Arthur Avenue Store
Special sale announces beautiful milliner ribbons at 15e a yard. Located at 160 Arthur Ave, the ad urges readers to buy now while prices last.
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Arthur Ave
Tailor System Dress Cutter lessons offered at Arthur Avenue
Miss Pierce and Mrs T A Scheller teach the latest Tailor System Dress Cutter free of charge updates for waist, sleeve and skirt measurements. Those interested may call at 160 Arthur Avenue for enrollment.
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T. A. Scheller
Arthur Avenue
Delinquent Subscriptions Sought for Daily Clean Up
The note calls for a general cleanup of unpaid daily subscriptions over the next few days. Most readers have paid regularly, but a few owe for two months or longer. Readers are urged to settle at the office or await a collector with receipt.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised remedies
An early ad urges sufferers of piles to start using Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment immediately. It promises immediate relief and infallible cure, with prices 50 cents for bottles and 75 cents for tubes at Mrs A L Cook's.
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Tabler
A. L. Cook
Gems in Verse and Camp Reading in Boston Tran Script
A collage of verse and prose excerpts from James 3h Stockcon in Boston Tran script and Bret Harte reads at a campfire. Included are lines praising literary reach and nature, plus an ad for HERBINE a stomach tonic priced 50 cents at Mrs. A L Cook's offering digestion and strength benefits.
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James
Stockcon
Boston Transcript
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Pocatcito Tribune
the Tribune Company
West Center
George N. Ifft
C. B. Ywood
WM. Wallin
Associated Press
Daily Tribune
Im Pocatello
the Tribune
Pocatello, Idaho
Ideho
Niel J. Wyeth
Portneuf
United
Tockade
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri River
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Ings
Irving
Port
Continent
Pacific Coast
Tinent
Northwest
Hudson Bay
Pany
Norj
California
Felix Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Ceads Them
Miss Pierce
GEMS
Dickens
Nell
English Meadows
Hopvine
Kentish Hills
Bret Harte
A. L
DeWitt & Co
Chicago
O. N. Parsons, GO. KB
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bannock House
Lewis & Co
Wastrip
L. Ruebelmann
Dearborn House
Chesterfield
S. O. RE
Tribune Office
South Hayes Avenue
Rexvorn
Pocatello Furniture Co
Cleveland Avenue North
Reinbelmann
Rock Springs
L. M Hopson & Co
Enos’ Fruit Stand
Wood River
Red Hill
Bannock Abstract Company
Warton Us
Churnch & White
HaAck
Wallace
Church & White
Chamberlain
B. J. Cohn
Paysicians and Surgeons
B. Steely, M. D
Office PN Pioneer
Daho
Octors Howard
Physicians and Surgeons
F. A. Holzheimer
W. A. Holzheimer
Pipe & Holzheimer
Cook Block
A. Blanchard
Over Leavers Shoe Store
Ipano
Cook Building
Architects
A. Samms
Hickey Building
Idano
U. S
Pocatelly
Petersen
Axe
Louise von Horne
Room
K. R. Squibbs & Sons
John Wyeth & Bro
Parke, Davis & Co
Powers & Weightman
Merck & Co
Cters
Jesse
James Moore
T. A. Johnson
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