McCammon to Celebrate Fourth of July in Royal Style
Local notes report McCammon will celebrate the Fourth of July in festive fashion based on advices from the small town. Other items note teaching assignment for Mrs Pomeroy in McCammon, a new fish way at Bear river dam near Grace, and various social visits and movements of residents including weddings and travels to Salt Lake City.
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H. H. Stinger
Ethel
Salt Lake
McCammon
Pomeroy
Grace Dam
Telluride Power Company
Bear River
Grace
A. B. Harris
Jennie Anderson
Jane
Beulah
Rey
Lawrence
McMinville
Oregon
Conservatory of Music
G. H. Sherburne
Masonic Block
Portneuf
West Center
W. J. Sherburne
Junction City
A. B. Redford
Cleave
Pocatello
Overton
Nev
Rupert
Idaho
Redford
Moapa Valley
W. A. Bradbury
Idaho Falls
Knights Templar
J. M. Magenheimer
Bradbury
Bannock
Clarence C. Dietrich
James H. Brady
North Fork
Snake River
L. M. Earl, Sr
St. Anthony
L. M. Earl, Jr
Henry’s Lake
Mamie Elien
P. Farn
Joseph Me
St. Joseph
Farnum
Gate City
Mr. McQuade
No. 3
South Harrison
N. P. Nielson, Jr
Matie Nielson
George L. Mortenson
F. Cowley
Laura Cowley
Frost
Preston
Ogden Ma
Mortenson
Ogden Canyon
Tues
Nielson
Maile
Will
Oedess
Wilbur
Hill
Twin Falls
Magic City
Rexburg
Press Club
Joe H. Daniger
Troy Laundry
Butte Floral Company
Kathleen
Myra Kane
Jas. F. Kane
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Joseph Keefe
Boise
Adjutant General of
New York
Ing. Chamberlin
J. H. Nelson
F. S. Chandler
Anthes
Citizens’ Bank
California
R. J. Cosgrove
E. D. Harrison
South Garfield
Pocatello Stake
W. S. Hopson
Salt Lake City
Eagles
Commercial Travelers
Julius Rosenberg
Pocatello Mercantile Company
P. W. Gallagher
Schilling
Grand Lodge
United Commercial Travelers
H. J. Petersen
R. W. Holmes
H. B. Sackett
E. C. Stratford
Patrick
Tim Rooney
Rooney
Butte, Mont
Mike Rielly
Ethel Archard
Freeman
Neb
Spokane
Wash
Miss Archard
Frank Darling
South Main Street
Fred G. Rice
T. A. Johnston
Emma J. Rice
L. A
Brigham Pond
Morton Pond
Lewis Pond
Gentile Valley
Noah
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Trol to Cure Them
A damaged ad-like fragment promotes kidney pills as a cure for back pain and kidney troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Henry Rankes of Pocatello Idaho and Mrs. A L Cook’s store, claiming relief from kidney illness after using a product called Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Pocatellopa
Henry Rankes
Noereigen Avenue
Pocatello
Idaho
Ridney Pillese
A. L. Cook
DeWitt’s Witch Hagel Balve Ad
A vintage advertisement extols DeWitt’s Witch Hagel Balve as a remedy for piles and urges readers to ask any druggist about the product.
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DeWitt
DeWitt's
Taft and Sherman Meet in Handshake in Cincinnati
Secretary Taft arrives in Cincinnati for a homecoming to greet thousands of friends. He greets his brother Charles Taft and James S Sherman, the vice presidential nominee, in a lively welcome. A conference with the national committee will determine the campaign chairman choice, with Taft likely to carry the decision.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Charles
James S. Sherman
National Committee
Sherman
Charles Taft
Twin Falls firm launches Oakley and Clover creek irrigation projects
The Twin Falls Land and Water company announced two large irrigation ventures. Oakley covers 50 000 acres with a dam on Goose creek and a five mile reservoir near Oakley. Clover creek extends the North side canal about 85 miles north of Bliss and Gooding. Estimated costs run to 1 million for Oakley and 700 000 to 800 000 for Clover creek.
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Boise Statesman
S. H. Hays
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Bliss
Gooding
Glenns Ferry
Oakley
Oakley, Milner
Burley
Milner
Twin Falls Company
State Land Board
Hays
Hailey Land Office
Goose Creek
Salmon River
Twin Falls
Minidoka
Clover Creek
North Side Canal
Mountainhome
Faris-Kess
Pittsburg
Idaho
Best Pills Ever Sold Promise Relief for Chronic Indigestion
After years of indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best pile ever sold. The pills are boldly guaranteed at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co Pocatello and McJenkins Drug Co Pocatello and McCammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
N. C
Ferguson & Jenkins’ Drug Co
Pocatello and
Mc- Jenkins’ Drug Co
Pocatello
Me- Cammon
No Such Word in the Bright Lexicon
A minister tells his son that there is no word can t in the bright lexicon of manhood. The boy replies that Eddie Westwood s father says the man is full of it, exposing a clash between ideal speech and real-world taunts.
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Lttle
Willie
Eddie Westwood
Foley's Honey and Tar praised as trusted cough remedy
The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar outperforms rivals in cough and lung relief. It argues Toby's Honey and Tar costs more or less the same and is equally safe, urging readers to choose the well known Foley product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Toby
Terrific explosion at Dupont powder mills in Louviers
A powerful blast at 10:35 a.m. destroyed the Dupont powder mills in Louviers, Colorado. About 125 workers were employed, telegraph lines failed, and doctors were sent from Littleton amid fears of casualties. The quake was felt in South Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Dupont
Louviers
Littleton
Denver & Rio Grande
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted for women's health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for chronic female ailments. It cites roots like Blue Cohosh and Black Cohosh and praises tinctures and tonics for backache nervousness sleeplessness and menstrual discomfort, claiming high success and endorsements from medical authorities.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
United States
John Fyfe
Saugatuck
Conn
Exotic Review
Helonias Divica
Huon
Aiding Is a Glider Experiments by Aero Club Men
An Aero Club of America aviation committee group tested a hand powered glider on Long Island estate. Augustus Post B L Braine George H Guy and Ward reported short flights of up to forty feet with a forty five pound frame muslin covered craft. They plan future trials and motorized work.
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The
Aero Club of America
Long Island
Aero Club
Augustus Post
B. L. Braine
Aviation Committee
George H. Guy
Mr. Ward
Club
New York
Courtlandt Bishop
Cement Shingle Company Formed in Saginaw Michigan
A new firm in Saginaw Michigan plans a large factory to produce reinforced cement shingles for roofing. The plant will make plain and ornamental shingles hip coverings ridges ornamental tile and other roofing materials currently terra cotta only with operations to begin soon.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Creditors on the Shore at Landin' Fearful Duke
The duke laments creditors pressing for payment as his bride questions who they are. He warns the crowd will surge at the landing, fearing clamor, suits, and possible trouble if they settle debts before reaching safety.
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Rameon
Kiser
Chicago
Johnson and the Lilliputian Senate in Colonial Press History
The piece reflects on reporters barred from Parliament and Dr Johnson’s famous reimagining of Westminster through anonymous notes. It credits Johnson as the founder of modern paraphrase journalism, detailing his evasion of penalties and his vivid, fictionalized summaries of debates.
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Franklin
Provincial Assembly
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
Johnson
House of Commons
Lilliput
England
Westminster
Senate of
Pitt
Exeter Street
Boston Globe
Englishman Misunderstands Local Servant Terms
A London visitor relays a tale from an inn in a village. He treats the maid as a servant but the landlord corrects him naming staff as helps. Morning alarm leads to a water dash for shaving, misunderstood as a fire alarm. He learns locals call staff helps.
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States
London
Not Very Flattering Scene Inspires Irish Man Comment
An artist finishes a scenic sketch of woods along a suburban road and encounters a serious Irishman digging a trench nearby. The Irishman, eyeing the canvas, sighs that a man can do anything if he is driven, a quip reflecting local humor.
Bome Good Anagrams
A list of clever anagrams including Astronomers no more stars catalogues got as a crew elegant neat leg impatient Tim ia a pet matrimony into my arm melodrama made moral midshipman mind this map old England golden land parishioners hire parsons parliament partial men penitentiary nay repent it Presbyterian best in prayer revolution to love ruin sweetheart there we got telegraphs great helps.
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Bome
Tim
Parsons
Umbrella Choice Sparks Boarding House Debate
A brief exchange in a boarding house hallway reveals one guest’s pride in a new umbrella picked from seven on display. The witty dialogue highlights casual taste and social humor from a Cleveland Plain Dealer blurb.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Doctor questions husband appetite in humorous exchange
In a Baltimore American joke, a doctor asks if the husband is voracious. The reply says he eats anything if there is something to eat, highlighting a hungry, insatiable appetite with witty banter.
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Baltimore American
Usually the Way
A Washington Star excerpt notes Uncle Eben remarking on a man listening as speech resembles two people waiting for their turn to speak in patient, deliberate conversation. The line captures cadence and regional dialect reflective of the era.
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Eben
Washington Star
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Ornet
Sage
Humbug
Powder Factory
Dr. Johnson
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