Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Medical Procedures
Rush and family plan a month in Loogootoo Ind visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Von Prosky Till and Mrs. John Von Prosky underwent abdominal surgery. Joe Zurlo, injured in factory accident, shows steady improvement after surgery. Brooks visitors from Los Angeles stop by to see the Brooks family after a recent operation. L. Skinner of Minidoka had a long standing tumor removed at the new hospital with a successful outcome. John Rush leaves to work in Gate City Montana. Eugene West, son of Lew West, visits from Portland. Mrs. Kleeman and daughter from Laramie visit before traveling to California and Reno. A newborn girl arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daly, formerly Miss Ethel Dodson. Howard Richardson of Neeley, injuring knee, undergoes surgery in Pocatello and improves at the general hospital.
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Gate City
Eugene West
Lew West
Pocatelloites
Portland
George Ford
South Garfield
Laramie
Hugh Daly
Mrs. Daley
South Fourth Avenue
Daley
Ethel Dodson
Pocatello
Lima
Mr. Daley
Oregon
U S L Tickets On Sale For Los Angeles Trip
The U S L will sell tickets June 23 to July 6 at reduced rates for a Los Angeles round trip. Return limit is September 15, 1907. For details inquire at the ticket office.
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Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Floor managers to owe you dancing tonight
Floor managers promise a night of dancing at McNichols and Wright hall with music and lively turnout. Organizers expect a large crowd and aim to keep the floor bustling through evening events.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Phone Strike Nearer Settlement In Telegraph Fight
Lake reviews local situation as Lynn cites grievances of striking telephone girls in Pocatello. He argues they are underpaid and deserve citizen sympathy, while noting the girls’ strike was separate from the electrical workers action. Citizens and workers should unite in support.
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the Tribune
Lynn
Pocatello
Electrical Workers
Butte Telephone Girls Strike in Sympathetic Action
Butte Montana June 26 tele phone girls employed by Rocky Mountain Bell struck in sympathy with local linemen who are out in solidarity with Idaho company workers. The local telephone system is paralyzed.
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Butte
Mont
Rocky Mountain Bell Company
Idaho Company
No Settlement Reached in Salt Lake Telephone Strike
Salt Lake June 26 The strike by telephone linemen failed to settle after a union meeting with company officials. The company refused to consider the union agreement, offering to reinstate workers at the old scale and negotiate separately. The union rejected this at this stage, citing lack of local council control to bargain.
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Salt Lake
Month Without a Full Moon in 1866 Stuns Observers
A February in 1866 had no full moon while January and March each had two. A leading astronomical journal describes the event as extraordinarily rare, noting it may not recur until after 2,500,000 years, per the English astronomer royal's computations.
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Astronomer Royal of
England
Domestic Weather Prophets and Humorous Sayings
A collage of quotes on household weather signs using seaweed and pine twigs as tools. Humorous mispronunciations by Mr Plant and a cartoonish exchange about gargoyles and gargles. A final quip warns fortune may be stolen rather than waiting at the door.
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Cologne Gazette
Dandy Time Promised at McNichols Wright Hall Tonight
Fresh butter eggs and milk available with a dandy time promised at McNichols Wright hall. Phone 45-2 355 N. 15th for details.
Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Texas resident reports trying Dr King’s New Life Pills for malaria and biliousness and claims unusual effectiveness. The testimonial mentions Temple Pharmacy and several local names in connection with the product.
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St. Jam
Spring Tonic Claim Promises Health From Nature
An advertisement extols S. S. as the greatest natural spring tonic that purifies the blood and revitalizes the body. It warns against mineral tonics, claims safety for all ages, and cites a testimonial from WM. F. Van Dyke of Beaver Falls praising improved health after using S. S.
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WM. F. van Dyke
Fifth St
Beaver Falls
Penn
Child's chilling vow echoes grim tale from reading
A seven year old girl on the north side declares to her father she will kill herself when she is three, inspired by a story of a girl placing flowers on a mother's grave. The father consoles her and suggests more outdoor play.
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North Side
Columbus Dispatch
Jeweler's Bit of Advice from the Kansas City Star
A nervous buyer considers letting the buyer choose a ring while a jeweler warns that the sight of pricier rings will deter purchase. The jeweler advises the man to pick a ring himself to avoid losing the sale. The man contemplates buying a small item priced at about 11 cents.
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Kansas City Star
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C. E. Brooks
John Rush
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American Falls
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Bannock Abstract CO
Turo
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L. D. Brown
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Carlisle and
HH. Farr
South Main Street
Logan
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Dame Fortune
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Swift Specific Company
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Alslund
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