Railroad Notes Highlight Wool Shipments and Excursions
Chief Dispatcher 8 B Castle returns from Helena after serving as expert witness in a Northern Pacific damage case. Wool traffic is strong on the Montana division with fifty cars loaded from Idaho Falls Rexburg St Anthony and Spencer and fifty more ordered, possibly fifty more needed. A Butte to Salt Lake City excursion series begins June 21 with several trips yearly. General Superintendent Calvin and Olmstead travel for line inspections and payroll duties.
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B. Castle
Helena
Northern Pacific
Montana
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
St. Anthony and
Spencer
Butte
Salt Lake City
Commercial Despotism Speech by Governor Cummins
Iowa governor A. B. Cummins denounces commercial despotism and urges that no corporation be allowed to issue stock at par value. He calls for government power to fix prices where monopolies exist and argues competition and law are the only safe regulators. He criticizes consolidation toward monopoly and supports independent progress through competitive markets.
Quiet at Blackfoot Conflicts Persist in Fort Hall Claims
The Fort Hall reservation claim filing continues steadily at the Blackfoot Idaho land office on June 19. No conflicts have occurred, though strong opposition to the “sooners” remains bitter as the better sections are claimed by those who appeared to secure them.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
Sooners
King Albert of Saxony Dies in Dresden
King Albert of Saxony died at 8 05 p m in Dresden at age sixty two his passing leaves his brother to succeed him and focus turns to succession within Saxony and the German Empire affairs were in near term expected to shift to his brother as ruler in Saxony.
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Albert of
Saxony
German Empire
Dresden
Albert of Saxony
Hills Mining Notes and Local Claims Dip Into Canyon
Reports from the hills detail land entries and contests at Blackfoot and Mink Creek, with water rights filed for a Pebble fish hatchery and new mineral loci near Rabbit Creek. Claims by Egan and others spark activity as assay offices toil through night shifts while poetry and ads close the column.
Weather and Crops Report For Week In Idaho
Idaho climate and crop bulletin covers week ending June 17. Temperatures averaged 2 degrees above normal in west and 5 in east with showers and storms midweek. Alfalfa hay harvest steady. oats and grains progressing with prospects for average crops. irrigated crops look promising. fruit and berries abundant. stock in good condition. grasshoppers hatch in Camas Prairie. irrigation water abundant with flood-stage streams, ten days later floor stage than 1901.
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Idaho
Climate and Crop Bureau
Timothy
Gorn
Camas Prairie
Special stockholders meeting on consolidation Idaho 1902
Notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders of the company in Poortello Bannock Idaho on July 1 1902 at 1 p m. to consider consolidating with Idaho Wyoming Oil Company Limited and to decide on sinking another well and other business. Stockholders urged to attend in person or by proxy. President A Jd Pierce. Secretary J Do Bunting. 0-10-10 ¢
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Poortello
County of Bannock
State of
Idaho
Idaho-Wyoming Oil Company, Limited
Anid
Pierce
Crank praises and Japan poetry in mixed verse
A collage of verse and poems features The Crank praising craftsman spirit, notes on a popular book by author named Smith, poems about Japanese children and love aging, and a portrait of an unused old fashioned woman. The pieces cite Washington Star and Denver Post as attributions.
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Nabobs
Boor
James Barton Adama
Denver Post
Old Song Valleys and Quiet Home Ideals
A miscellany of verse and prose notes highlights L. M. Montgomery on motherhood and home, Cora L. Hazard on thought and time, a sentimental poem about butterflies and a child, rural leisure in a river scene, a town to countryside contrast, and an advert for Herbine promoting health benefits.
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White House
Pacriess Electric Piano Player Installed in Pocatello
The Pacriess Electric Piano Player arrives for installation in the Board of Trade in Pocatello. Mr. A H Eilers of Eilers Piano House Portland Oregon oversees the setup. The device uses electricity to power bellows that supply wind to the keys, enabling automatic performance of classic and modern works.
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Pocatello
Pacriess
Board of Trade
A. H. Eilers
Eiler
Portland
Oregon
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Episea Au
Episeeap
Lawrs
Calvin
Olmstead
Mackay
the Daily Tribune
Cummins
Iowa
Portnenf Canyon
J. 8. Campbell, Jr
Mink Creek
W. G. Lane
Fred Heald
Boise
H. B. Kino Rt
Egan
the Bannock
Assay
J. C. Weeter
L. A. Carter
Nat Eldredge
Associates
Rabbit Creek
Harry King
Big Cay
Smith
Ben Trevethen
Ida
Jane
Tabler
A. L. Cook
Price & Cente
Mra. A. L. Cook's
The
Wyoming Paraffine Oid Company, Limited
Atteat
J. DO. Bunting
East Side
West Side
GEMS
Washington Star
Old and Gray
Japan
Uttle
Caroline MacCormack
Harper's
Prithee
Bummers
Preas
Benny Biads
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Brillant Dade Abe
Bae Sains
L. M. Montgomery
Congregationalist
Cora L. Hazard
Pittsburg Chronicle
L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Mire. A. L. ‘A
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