Martin Declines Senate Candidacy in Idaho
The Rev. Willsie Martin of Boise says he will not seek the Republican nomination for United States senator to fill the late James H. Brady’s unexpired term. He cites war service and duty, asking supporters to respect his decision while noting deep gratitude for the confidence placed in him.
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Willsie Martin
Boise
United States
James HL. Brady
Mr. Martin
United States Senate
Hall's Catarrh Medicine marketed as internal remedy
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal treatment that cures catarrh by acting through the blood. It claims physicians prescribed it, lists ingredients as tonics and purifiers, and urges sending for testimonials from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. Also notes related ads for Pills and a chiropractor service.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Finnish crown offered to Mecklenburg duke report
Reports from abroad indicate secret plans to proclaim Duke Adolph Friedrich of Mecklenburg Schwerin king of Finland. The duke has expressed willingness to accept the crown if offered.
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Adolph Friedrich
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Finland
Baseball Roundup Highlights Top Players and Movements
Pitcher Claude Hendrix leads Cubs with wins this season while Eddie Collins of the White Sox hits over .300. Joe Jackson shows solid hitting in shipbuilders league, George Burns stands out for the Giants, and Tris Speaker remains Indians top regular. Southern leaguers gain big league chances as Athletics and Braves pursue Scott May. Babe Ruth claims power in the American League as Max Carey defends the NL stolen-base crown. Wheat supply affects the Dodgers, and Nick Alfrock recalls past Detroit and Chicago twirls.
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Claude Hendrix
Cubs
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Missouri
Browns
Cards
Joe Jackson
George Burns
Giants
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Braves
Scott
Perry
Smiths
Red” Smith
Jim Smith
May
St. Louis Nationals
Mays
Boston Americans
Marsani
Yankees
Reds
Bobby Wallace
Cardinals
Ponce
Babe” Ruth
Red Sox
Max Carey
Virate Star
Superbas
Brooklyn
Nick Alfrock
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Dances at Woodland Grove This Week
Woodland Grove hosts dances on Wednesday and Saturdays inviting local residents to enjoy an evening of music and social dancing. A separate ad asks for the gentleman who aided a lady at Pocatello depot to visit the Tribune office, dating from about a year ago.
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Woodland Grove
Pocatello Depot
Tribune Office
Pocatello Cold Storage Expands To Meet Rising Patronage
Pocatello Cold Storage Co announces a larger facility to handle growing patronage for its ice and related services with a price listed at 100 dollars.
White House Barber Shop Changes Hands
The White House barber shop has changed ownership with a new proprietor taking over. Haircut price listed at 35 cents for adults and children with emphasis on best possible service.
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White House
Democrats in Idaho Bolster War Platform at Boise Convention
Delegates in Boise adopt a Democratic platform praising wartime unity and women's suffrage, backing Woodrow Wilson and Congress. The text condemns war profiteering, supports price controls on substitutes for wheat flour, and urges state action to regulate resources and defend labor, markets, and defense councils.
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Hawley
Boise
Alexander
John Nugent
Brady
Nugent
Idaho
K. L. Perky
Ada Ll. Z. Burtenshaw
Adams
B. A. Cummings
Bannock
F. Z. Cruikshank
Bear Lake
C. J. Kinsolving
Benewah
TH. A. Alfred
Bingham
W. E. Matthis
Blaine
J. A. Lippincott
B. Hitchcock
Bonner
Sam Dennis
Bonneville
James Fitzpatrick
Boundary
W. H. Brotel
Butte
J. J. Edgerton
Camas
T. E. Buckner
Canyon
S. G. Rich
Gassia
A. J. Higgins
Custer
O. E. Cannon
Elmore
Joseph Hansen
Franklin
I. A. Smott
Tremont
J. P. Reed
Gem
A. C. Thompson
Gooding
Twin Falls
L. S. Kimball
Valley
Ed R. Conetus
Washington
Democratic Party
Congress
Women of
America
United States
Party of Progress
Democrats
GOOD GAINERS AT SHORT NOTICE
New Orleans reports scores of youths told by army and navy doctors they are under weight rush to the gulf coast. Boarding house keepers say pale applicants are asked how much to gain and when to report. They feed them coarse nourishing fare and many gain pounds quickly through swimming and hearty meals.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Summer Comfort With Sleeping Porch Ad From Lumber Firm
An advertisement invites customers to enjoy comfortable summers with a sleeping porch and directs them to Lumber Screening Nullders hardware Loux McConnell & Company for supplies.
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Nullders' Hardware
Loux, McConnell & Company
World's smallest public library near London mystery item
A village near London claims to house the world’s smallest public library. The tiny library is just a newspaper file mounted on a village wall. An elderly passerby praised its usefulness amid paper shortages and rationing.
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London
Hay contract offered for cash with July 4 hay ready
Advertises hay put up for cash with completion around July 4. Requests applications to Meyers Cohn & Sons in Arimo Idaho and mentions a promotional open wood fire line from State Lumber Co.
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Meyers Cohn & Sons
Arimo
Idaho
Ther Gim State Lumber Co,—Aqy
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Martin
Senate
H. C. Wilhelm
Orpheum Theatre
Rhone
Berman Falloring,co
Woodrow Wilson
Mdias
Martin Furniture Co
Style Shop
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