Big Canal Project in Idaho Attracts Settler Interest
The plan proposes 8400 cubic feet of water per second from a lake river to irrigate 71000 acres under the Carey act. Water rights grant perpetual access at 25 per acre with staged payments, no first year charge, and maintenance not exceeding 80 cents per acre until lands are cultivated. Openings set for July 1 1908 with excursions to Shoshone and Milner.
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Lake River
Eril
Aiate
J. McMillen
Shoshone
Shoshone Falls
W. C. Kimberley
Shoshore Falls
Wee Gret
B. Pergine
Rice Lakes
Man in Salt Lake foils suicide attempt after letter to mother
Thomas A Fos alias Clark, a stranger, swallowed poison in a roaming house at 17 South Beecad West street. He was found before death and saved, questioned by police but refused to name his motive or destination, mentioning Pocatello or hell in a note to his mother. Authorities suspect a love affair influenced the act.
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Pocatello
Beil
Thomas A. Fos
Gleacon
Alies Clark
Ello Toform
Beecad West Street
Balt Lake
U. M. W Benedict
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Eaid
Hell
Bertha
Eles
Kentucky
Criason
Bez
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Big Idaho irrigation project advances on Carey Act canal
A Blackfoot special reports the American Falls canal, funded under the Carey act, will reclaim 65 000 acres on the Snake river west side between Blackfoot and American Falls. Construction teams are on site and work will be pushed to open thousands of previously unavailable lands to settlement.
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Idaho
Great American Falls
Snake River
American Falls
Gate Citys L L Team to Face 0 8 L Tomorrow at New Grounds
Baseball match set for tomorrow afternoon at 9 80 between the 0 8 L team and Gate Cities on the new grounds behind the shops. Expected lineup includes Ryan Bree Neeve, Relish Peedell, Leroy Datesman, O Connell Eubanke, Alvord Neilsen, James Weat, Arnold Riley, and Nagle. The game will start at 9 80 p m with restrictions on passing through shops to reach the grounds. Grounds are described as in first class condition and the contest is highly anticipated.
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Gate Cities
Gate City
L. Ryan
Omtoher
Bree Neeve
Pitcher
Relish B. Peedell
Feld
Nagle
Sherg
Special Meeting of the O. E. 8. Tuesday June 8 1908
A special meeting is called for Tuesday evening June 8 1908 with good attendance urged. The gathering will include initiation and serves as the last meeting until September. Location noted as Mews Depot.
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Bea'y
Junior Base Ball Practice At Old Ball Park
All members of the Junior Base Ball team are asked to report at the old ball park tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for practice. Rev Clyde W Areentoe new Castor of the Congregational church will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. Services Sunday 11 a m at First Church of Christ Scientist corner Aleve and avenue and Clark street. Reading room open daily 8 to 5 except Sunday. Subject for Sunday June 4th Christian Science.
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Clyde W. Areentoe
Congregational Church
Gheenlee
First Church of Christ Scientist
Sccm
Lewis Building
Aleve
Avenue and Clark Atreet
Jeane 4Th
Christian Scierce
Cardinal Vaughn Death Reported After Brief Illness
Cardinal Vaughn of London dies after weeks of heart failure and illness. He lingered until midnight and recently appeared in the college chapel in full cardinal robes to bid farewell to bishops and priests.
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London
Cardinal Vaughn
Pricets
Appointment of receiver for United States Cast from Pipe & Foentry Co
In Trenton on April 20 Anrow McNeal of Burlington filed in chancery to appoint a receiver for United States Cast from Pipe and Foentry Co. The firm operates 14 plants nationwide with capital of three million dollars. The action cites extravagance and mismanagement as grounds.
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Trenton
N. J
Jean
Court of Chancery
Anrow McNeal
Burlington
United States
Pipe & Foentry Co
Monreal Echarges
Mismau
Demand for Tracts in 78th American Tract Society Report
New York June 20 report shows demand for Christian literature worldwide exceeds levels seen in three quarters of a century. Pacific coast reading is lower due to fewer mission stations and less activity.
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New York
the American Tract Society
Pacific Coast
Striking Freight Handlers Replaced by Black Scabs in Kansas City
Kansas City report notes Black workers brought in to take the places of striking freight handlers. Railroad officials declare the strike over as far as they are concerned.
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Kansas City
Explosion destroys Central Manufacturing building in Cincinnati
An explosion wrecked the Central Manufacturing company building in Cincinnati. Principal owner Jed Paper was killed and partner Joseph Kilshowski fatally injured.
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Cincinnati
Central Maunufacturing Company
Jed Paper
Joseph Kilshowski
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Wales Bangor Bangor Hospital Evacuations
The storm of Carnarvon in Wales was accompanied by two strong earthquakes. Residents were alarmed by the shaking of houses but no damage was reported. In Bangor the shocks were severe enough to move patients from a hospital to the grounds and to frighten worshippers at the cathedral.
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Carnarvon
Wales
Bangor
Fatal Tunnel Collapse In Beeten Section
A cave in the East Beeten tunnel during the Sight and one man was killed two Polish workers were injured another worker is missing authorities report a fatal incident at the tunnel site with rescue crews searching for the missing man.
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Beeten
U S Squadron Arrives at Niborg Denmark Island
Berlin reports the U S Squadron arrived at Niborg on the Island of Janen in Denmark today as part of wartime movements.
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Berlin
U. S
Niborg
Janen
Denmark
Platonic Friendship Reconsidered in Philosophical Context
A Cosmopolitan essay argues that Platonic friendship, as modern use implies between man and woman, misreads Plato. It notes Plato’s own focus on male friendship and ethical beauty as goodness, not sensual love, and asserts the term did not originate in his writings.
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Plato
Making an Impression in a Virginia Senate Tale
A Virginia senator cites a tale about negroes and their love of making impressions. He recounts a shopper paying ten cents by fumbling through many bills and a Negro who sent six seventy five dollars for a trunk. After the trunk arrived without the price, the firm painted sixteen seventy five on the side, satisfying him.
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Virginia
North
Puritan Fathers and Smoking Legal Restriction in 1600
The text notes Puritan colonists' heavy tobacco use in church and nearby areas. In 1600 a law fined any person smoking tobacco on the Lord’s day within two miles of the meeting house, 12 pence per offense. Fines were imposed but enforcement waned.
Water Rules Issued by Pocatello Water Company
Notice to water consumers outlines sprinkler hose and usage limits pacing domestic needs only. It requires nozzle fittings, fines escalating from one to five dollars per violation, immediate taps closure after fire alarms, and a June 21 1903 effective date under City Ordinance 60.
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Pocatello
Idaho
PocaTgZtLo Water Company
Guo. Winrza
Sap't
Fragmented OCR Text Teases Unclear Art Description
The scrambled passage hints at art themes and a grand scene but remains unreadable. It references painting, a rose, and a grand something while mentioning an admirer and a command. Details are too garbled to identify people, places, or events.
Fath ers Franch ise Bill Moves Through Council
Pocatello city council debated a four telephones franchise offering free city service with one public booth, deadline six months after passage. Bills were audited. bridge work on Whitman street sparked cost questions and a city engineer dispute. Dog tax, sidewalk ordinances, and fire hall stalls were discussed before adjournment.
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Pocatello
Brooke
Special Telephone Committee
Sanders
Ordinance Committee
Frank McKeon
Chase Brooks
E Kiwell
Philbrick & Greenwood
Henry Diem
Ee DO Billa
Weeter ‘Lamter Company
Gee. Addy
Geanes
Portneuf
Whitman Street
Atreet
Benton Street
Sehmidt
Whitman Etrest
Benton Steest
Manders
Hep
Hotel Arrivals List From Pacific-J Area
A bulleted hotel arrivals listing shows numerous guests and origins including cities such as Chicago Ogden Denver and Boise with many surnames and initials. The record catalogs patrons like Rockefeller in Anaheim and Greeley in transit, reflecting a cross section of travelers.
Unclaimed Letters at Post Office Idaho Week Ending June 19
Unclaimed mail list from the western Posatello Idaho post office for the week ending June 19 198. Letters include Charley Brown MeO J Burmese and Baus. Postmaster urges pickup. items may be sent to dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks.
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Idaho
Ser Ij
Ofies
Charley Brown Meo J
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