Local Briefs From The Tribune Page
Oxford visitor Domn Hardwick returns from Blackfoot to city on land matters. Mrs James Higney and Salt Lake party dine at the Bannock en route to the park. William Donnelly of the Toggery back from Power City on business. Mrs William Cruse of Boise registers at the Bannock en route north. Odd Fellows to install officers Friday with program planned. Mrs Charles R Brown of Galveston visiting Mrs F M Carter at 337 West Hayden for two months. A A Utley from Mountainhome in city on irrigation project business. Statements to fit the Simplex File sold to Tribune for accurate use. C B Wheeler home from territorial tour in Big Four Clothing campaign. Harry Stinger in Bridge and Building dept Short Line injured thumb and first finger yesterday.
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William Cruse
Boise
the Bannock
North
Harry Stinger
Short Line
Denver Vacation and Local News Notes
The article reports Mrs. Morris returning to Denver with Miss Gertrude Kinney for summer, and Harvey Gross welcoming a 1014 pound boy with Dr Wright attending. It notes moving picture shows at the Auditorium and a missionary society gathering at Center Street with piano solo and Alaska field notes. Frank Nelson and Henry Riede pass through Poco for Yellowstone trip to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
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Morris
RE. D. Kinney
Denver
Gertrude Kinney
Kinney
Hanna
Wyoming
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Gray
Center Street
Ida Bistline
Frank Darline
Alaska
Sunday dinner gathering at the Nilsson home
Invitations extend to all for a Sunday dinner from noon to 8 PM hosted at the Nilsson residence inviting community members to attend.
County Warrants Call for Payment by County Treasurer
Curren xpense Fund Warrants Nos. 65 to 81 dated April 16 1908 will be paid with interest to date of this call upon presentation at my office Julia M Sullivan County Treasurer dated May 16 1908 Our ice cream parlor is open everybody invited The Nilsson
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Julia M. Sullivan
the Nilsson
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised in Pharmacy Broadside
The advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted cough remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. It notes it is more used than any other cough remedy and claims safety and certainty versus unknown preparations at Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
The Best There Is Typewriter Supplies at Tribune Office
The Tribune office offers typewriter papers ribbons and car bons as the best there is.
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Tribune
Suffering kidney patient cites Foley’s remedy cure
Mrs B L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes she suffered kidney disease to the point of bed rest. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy a one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her completely. Temple Pharmacy promotes the remedy as successful where others failed.
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Mra
L. Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Canteloupe Sundae Debuts at Holmes and Company
A new cantaloupe sundae debuts at Holmes and Company drawing attention from dessert lovers. The article notes the fusion of fresh melon with a creamy base, highlighting a seasonal fruit feature and shop branding.
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Holmes & Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Offers Comfort for Consumptives
Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as curing many incipient consumption cases and providing relief in advanced stages. The ad warns to refuse any but the genuine product from Foley's Honey and Tar. Temple.
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Foley
Temple
Buckboard origin traced to wartime wagon overhaul
A Chicago News writer notes the buckboard name dates to the 1920s when Dr. Buck redesigned military wagon teams for rough East Tennessee roads. Long boards on axles carried loads, preventing overturns and speeding deliveries, a method later adopted in carriages and automobiles.
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Pick Wee
Tennessee
Dr. Buck
Chicago News
Fisherman tale and St Patrick rooster curse in memory
A joke about Sir John Millais and a boastful bishop who swears while fishing. Also recounts an old Irish anecdote of St Patrick cursing roosters in Sligo after locals hid them under creels to silence their crowing. Both passages reflect humorous anecdotes.
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Sir John Millais
England
Millais
London
St. Patrick
County
Sligo
The Number Fourteen In France History Plainly Marks May Fourteen
The article notes that May 14 marks multiple French royal milestones. It cites Henri IV's 1554 street widening and Henri V’s assassination in 1610. It claims Louis XIII died on May 14 1643 and Louis XIV began and ended reigns with dates summing to fourteen, linking 1648 and 1715 to the number fourteen.
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France
Henri
Louis XIII
Henri IV
Louis XIV
The Doctor at Sea Fails His Medicine Chest
A veteran naval surgeon recalls a young medic who fed patients sea water as a remedy. In a rough moment the doctor fell overboard and a tar quips the captain that the doctor has fallen into his medicine chest.
Matinee Lesson Sparks Family Quip
A playful exchange at home features Mr Popley suggesting a theatre trip to his wife for the youngster while the child corrects a spelling joke, noting there is only one T in matinee. The light moment hints at domestic humor and linguistic quirk.
Advice to a Wife from James Russell Lowell
A brief excerpt notes Lowell’s counsel to a bride to always yield to her husband’s preferences. The line, “Always give your husband your own way,” is presented as a charming, agreeable piece of marital advice from a 19th century voice.
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James Russell Lowell
Thirst for Knowledge on Stradivarius Value Gaps
In a reader query on violin quality the editor notes a Stradivarius can differ by as much as five thousand dollars from typical violins, reflecting the premium for renowned craftsmanship. The exchange appears in a Chicago Tribune feature alongside literary quotes.
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Chicago Tribune
Bids Requested for Supplies by Idaho Industrial Training School
The Idaho Industrial Training School invites sealed bids for groceries dry goods and household supplies to be delivered FOB St Anthony Idaho. Bids due July 6 1908 with a meeting July 27 1908 to award contracts. samples required unless brand specified. Idaho bidders given preference if equal.
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Idaho Industrial Training School
Board of Trustees
Walter Baker
St. Anthony
Idaho
The
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William Bell
Oxford
Domn Hardwick
Blackfoot
Ane
James Higney
Salt Lake
Bannock
Park
American Falls
William Donnelly
Odd Fellows
Carter
Charles R. Brown
Galveston
Texas
F. M. Carter
West Hayden Street
Mountainhome
A. A. Utley
Great Western Sugar Company
Simplex
the Tribune
Wheeler
C. B. Wheeler
Big Four Clothing Company
Rexall
A. L. Cook
Stinger
Wright
Ote Harvey
Harvey Gross
Monte Moore
R. H. Little
Frank A. Nelson
Henry ‘Hiede
Chicago Record Herald
Pocaello
Yelowstone Park
Little
Internaional Repute
Amerian
Philippines
Manchuria
Chris D. Haggerty
Enecord
Yellowstone Park
Ogden
Salt Lake Ity
Nilsson
F. C. Bowman
Idaho Falls
County OF Bannock
St. Patrick and the Roosters
Doctor At Sea
Dr. Chalmers
Daily Tribune
Ibs
F. A. Pyke
Natly Tribune
Toulon
Batiste
W.A. Jones
Geo. H. North
North Main
Bannock National Bank General Banking
Lyman Fargo
Ives
G. H. Olmstead
W. Church
F. D. Clements
A. J. Pierce
W. S. McCornick
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