Candy Fair Rules Set By Congregational Society
The candy fair debuts under the Congregational Young People's society next Tuesday with rules requiring at least one pound per exhibitor. Entries must be the entrant's own work of fudges cream candies or taffies, with accurate recipes, judged on quality and attractiveness. Special merit ribbons may be awarded and all exhibits become property of the society for sale to aid its work.
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Congregational Young People’s Society
Pateonizing Society
Congregational Sunday School
Frank A. Munsey
Fancy Young Large Spring Chickens At Zweigart Bros Market
A local ad notes fresh fancy young large spring chickens available Saturday at Zweigart Bros meat market on Cenier street offering buyers poultry for the weekend.
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Zweigart Bros
Cenier Street
Local Briefs From Town and Rail Lines
Ford joins Kemmerer trip as Ban nock National Bank cashier absent on business. Fred W. Winter of F C A cigars surveys trade in town. McCammon editor E A Haines visits for Banner business, returns on No 2. Miss Grace Loughran county superintendent returns from Boise after text book board meeting says a fine list was chosen.
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Ford
Kemmerer
George Ford
The
Bannock National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyo
Fred W. Winter
New York
F. C. A. Cigars
McCammon
E. A. Haines
Banner
Miss Loughran
Grace Loughran
Boise
State Board of Text Book Commissioners
Bayard Statue Unveiled in Delaware Ceremony
In Wilmington Delaware a bronze memorial statue to Thomas F Bayard was unveiled before the largest crowd in state history. Judge George Gray delivered the principal address in place of ill President Cleveland. J B Moore of Columbia University read Cleveland's address.
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Bayard
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
President Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Cleveland
George Gray
United States Circuit Court
J. B. Moore
Columbia University
Captain John Smith of Willoughby Lincolnshire
Captain John Smith of Willoughby Lincolnshire led the first English permanent North American settlement. Aged twenty six at departure he had an adventurous life from military service in France and the Low Countries to service against the Turks and escape from danger through wit and resolve.
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John Smith
Willoughby
Lincolnshire
North America
Elizabeth
France
Low Countries
Vienna
Sigismond Bathori
Transylvania
Gardiner
London
Precocious John Davy and the Bay of Biscay
A London Chronicle account recalls John Davy born near Exeter in 1765 who fashioned an octave from horse shoes to learn music. He wrote dramatic works and songs including Just Like Love and The Bay of Biscay, the latter remaining popular. Davy died in St. Martin's Lane in 1824 and was buried at St. Martin's churchyard.
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John Davy
Bay of Biscay
Exeter
Church of Crediton
London
Davy
St. Martin's Lane
St. Martin's Churchyard
London Chronicle
Pocahontas Ladies Host Quilting Bee at Woodmen Hall
All members and friends are invited to attend a quilting bee and lunch tonight at Woodmen hall hosted by the Pocahontas ladies. A fortune teller will be present to read past, present and future. A ten cent charge applies. event starts at nine. By order of the Pocahontas.
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Woodmen Hall
Pocahontas
The
For Rent Nicely Furnished House Near City Center
Advertisement for a nicely furnished house for rent with rooms close in. Inquire at 8 Main for details and availability.
Rexburg Divides Into Three Wards at Sunday Conference
Rexburg held a Sunday conference naming bishops for the three wards Oliver C Dalby leads the First James M Cook leads the Second ward and Hyrum Ricks leads the Third with new counselors and Ashton ward organized M J Kerr becomes bishop of Ora Nels Newman returns from Ricks Academy mission to the Sandwich Islands and marries Francella Empy Rexburg baseball defeats St Anthony 25 to 4 All businesses closed for the game A dance at Flamm s hall and a lecture on Local Option Sunday Closing Law are noted plus a marriage announcement for Mary Cahoon and Jack Winslow and a reception planned at the Commercial club rooms.
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Rexburg
Oliver C. Dalby
Eli McIntyre
Chester B. Walker
James M. Cook
England
John L. Baliff
Hyrum Ricks
George Steiner
Conrad Steffens
Ashton
M. J. Kerr
Ora
Nels Newman
Ricks Academy
Sandwich Islands
Francella Empy
St. Anthony
Flamm
G. L. Tufts
Portland
Ore
First Ward
Stake
Mary Cahoon
Jack Winsslow
Ogden
A Song Not a Sermon From the Washington Post
A lively barroom scene in Washington unfolds as a party drinks red liquor and shares beef, exposing consumer spending and hypocrisy. The piece remarks that man cannot live without food, though booze is expendable, and ends noting life as a stage where all people are players with need for charity.
Special Meeting of Yellowstone Park Railroad Stockholders
Notice to Yellowstone Park Railroad stockholders of a special meeting called by the Board of Directors in Pocatello Idaho on July 23 1907 at 11 a m. The agenda includes amending the articles to raise capital by 1 375 000 authorizing the new stock and adopting by laws and other lawful business. G K Smith secretary June 22 1907.
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Yellowstone Park Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
G. K. Smith
Hearing Postponed in Burglary Case of Ryan and Ward
Ryan and Ward, suspected box car burglars bound over previously and discharged, were arraigned before Justice Van Reuth. County Attorney Gray led for the state with defense by C. M. White and W. H. Witty. A continuance was set until Tuesday of next week after extensive testimony.
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Ryan
Ward
Justice of the Peace van Reuth
Gray
C. M. White
W. H. Witty
Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office 1907 List
Post office in Pocatello Idaho lists unclaimed letters for week ending June 15 1907. Items include Irene Ashford W C Maxwell Mrs E B Allred J M Martin Dan August W L Nelson Oscar Barrer N L Pope Tom Powell Nephi F Fosha W H Richards Jennie Greene Ray Rinehart Judge Mond G M Ripley Bert Henely Miss Southern J C Harper Floyd Hardman Geo Schmidt James Hiley Wm Stearn FE A Klein Jennie Turner Bayard L McGonigle F Wolfe Mrs Jos Zabst B E. 5 P O Francis Ball P M.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Ashford
Irene
Maxwell
W. C. Allred
E. B. Martin
J. M. August
Dan Nelson
W. L. Brooks
M. F. O’neall
Hugh Barrer
Oscar Pope
N. L. Bennett
B. G. Powell
Tom Currans
New Undertaker Office Has New Location in Manassa
Manassa undertaker can always be found at the new location 250 N Main day or night consulting. Telephone number 4.
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Manassa
Main
Tel
South Main Street
Logan
Utah
Floor Managers at McNichols Wright Ball Keep Dancers Moving
Floor managers will oversee the McNichols and Wright ball tonight to ensure smooth dancing throughout the event. They coordinate timing, lighting, and floor flow to maintain rhythm and safety for attendees.
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McNichols & Wright
Special Rates to Seattle for Conventions 1907
Special rates to Seattle offered by L. to Seattle and return for the Christian Endeavor convention July 10 to 15 and Independent Order Good Templars July 16 to 22, 1907. Dates of sale July 6, 7, and 8. Inquiries at ticket office. C. E. Brooks, Agent.
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Seattle
Christian Endeavor Convention
Independent Order Good Templars
C. E. Brooks
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Senate
Chase Billiard Pastore
North Pirst Ave
Rexburg News
Washington
John Barleycorn
Washington Post
Cean
PocatiNo
Carver Center
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the Tribune
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