Harvard Yale Boat Race This Afternoon
Harvard and Yale face off in the forty ninth Harvard Yale race on the Thames four mile course at 4 30 pm with Yale favored by weight and practice. Harry Fisher of Columbia referees the finish as the crews seek a 24 to 24 overall tally in the historic matchup. Preliminaries include second varsity and freshman eight oared races on the downstream course awaiting the big race.
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Harvard
Yale
Thames River
Connecticut
Harry Fisher
Columbia
Crimson
Ron Cornell
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Harvard and Yale Varsity Crews Clash For Rowing Title
The unbeaten 1915 Harvard and Yale varsity eight will race this afternoon for the collegiate rowing championship and leadership in the historic Cambridge New Haven clash. Each university has 24 prior victories in the 49th contest.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
New Haven
New Way to Make Apple Dumplings
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill presents a new method for apple dumplings that requires no whole apples and prevents juice from escaping and burning. The biscuit crust forms a crispy shell that keeps the apples and juice contained during baking.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Land entries listed on Caribou and Pocatello forests
On Caribou national forest Ernest W Jensen secured 160 acres near Wayan Idaho with Soda Springs 35 miles away. Value projected 12 to 18 dollars per acre after improvement. On Pocatello forest James Williams Malad Idaho received 60 acres adding to prior land three miles from Malad suitable for dry farm grain. value about 20 dollars per acre when improved. E L Jacobson Bancroft Idaho listed for 187.43 acres with potential crops wheat oats barley and potatoes and value around 20 dollars per acre after improvement. A 20 acre tract for RE Achter near Malad Idaho listed with former homestead, best for dry farm grain.
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Caribou National Forest
Ernest W. Jensen
Wayan
Idaho
Soda Springs
Pocatello National Forest
James 5. Williams
Malad
E. L. Jacobson
Bancroft
RE. J. Achter
Notice to creditors against Gate City Amusement Co
All persons having claims against the Gate City Amusement Company are requested to file them with the undersigned as receiver at the office on the corner of First Avenue and Halliday Street in Pocatella Bannock County Idaho.
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Gate City Amusement Company
First Avenue
Halliday Street
City of
Pocatella
Bannock County
State of
Classified Ads Introduce Work-Seekers to Opportunities
Classified notices describe wage jobs and labor openings for job seekers. Employers seek applicants across trades and services highlighting positions, hours, and how to apply.
Weather Report for Pocatello Idaho June 25 1915
Weather forecast for Idaho shows fair nights with showers and cooler southeast, and Saturday fair with cooler southeast. The report covers 24 hours ending 6 am with highs of 88 yesterday and 92 in 1900, lows 55 today, mean 72, precipitation 0.79 inch since month start, humidity 38 at 6 am and 42 at noon, observer A R Teeble.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
A. R. Teeple
Special Saturday Floral Sale Ad at Pocatello Conserva
Home grown carnations 20c per dozen First grade roses 50c per dozen American Beauties 75c per dozen at Pocatello Floral Conserva located 113 North Maint. Call ser for details.
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Pocatello Floral Conserva
Wyoming Wool Takes a Spurt
Wool markets show a clear rise with several clips sold at or near 30 cents. Kemmerer and Fossil districts report multiple sellers and volumes ranging from 13 000 to 100 000 pounds. Buyers remain hesitant on remaining clips, with Opal and Cokeville noting trades near 28 to 30 cents.
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Soda Springs
Kemmerer
Salmon Brothers
Ern
Joe Smith
Fossil
Gus Linden
Rone Hill
H. G. Condick
Amos Marsden
Henry Harker
Standard Livestock Company
Barretts
Cokeville
John Stoner
Fred Roberts
T. M. Mumford
Opal
Frank Wexelberger
George C. Watts
Jimmy Jamieson
Frank Pomeroy
al W. Gardiner
Wool buyers and sellers settle terms amid market suspense
During the past week buyers present include Jesse Oodinfellow for Fissman Bros, J Flinders and Mark Harris for the B Harris Wool Co, and Charley Pruitt for Hallowell Jones & Co. T C McElroy handles wool checking for the Oregon Short Line as a contract decision ends the doubt.
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Jesse (Oodfellow
Fissman Bros
J. Flinders
Mark Harris
B. Harris Wool Co
Charley Pruitt
Hallowell, Jones & Co
T. C. McElroy
Oregon Short Line
Western Wet Wash Laundry Ad Promises Fast Service
Wet wash laundry ready for business offers 3 to 10 hour return times for finished goods. Invites trial bundle to prove quick service with phone 822 for delivery. Provides contact T E Fitzgerald and H Weston as proprietors. Also notes Eagles meeting and Woodman Hall report by Co N Jones secretary. Includes ad details on rates and phone numbers 378 and 822.
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Western Wet Wash Laundry
T. E._ Fitzgerald
H. Weston
Woodman Hall
Co. N. Jones
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Princess Theatre
Wyoming
Adv
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Chow Yeung
China
West Clark
East Center Street
C. E. Weston
E. Center
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H.A. Mueller
White Hardware Co
East Center
Los Angeles
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Salt Lake City
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