Mortality in 1917 United States Continent Area
The Census Bureau reports 1 068 032 deaths in 1917 in the continental United States, a rate of 14.2 per 100 000, with heart diseases pneumonia and tuberculosis accounting for about one third, and nine other major causes including Brights disease apoplexy cancer diarrhoea and enteritis influenza diabetes diphtheria and bronchitis.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
United States
Bright
District of Columbia
Territory of
Hawaii
Accddental
Bureau
Beer as a Beverage Epic Talk Invites Tribune Note
A May 4 1894 Tribune item describes a keg of Salt Lake Brewing Company export lager rolled into the office with I Seligman’s compliment. The exchange spurs thoughts of writing an epic about beer as a beverage, praised as a tonic with amber light and frothy color that lifts the heart.
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Salt Lake Brewing Company
Tribune
I. Seligman
DuelLman
Railroad News from Thursday's Daily
J W Blackburn confined to his home by illness Ray Brookhart has returned from overseas service and received his discharge F I Knickerbocker accompanied by Bloom came from Salt Lake This week shows no accidents no personal injuries in Pocatello shops Soldiers pass through Pocatello en route to Camp Lewis six cars of soldiers arrived on No 33 and departed on No 5
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J. W. Blackburn
Ray Brookhart
R. DD. Brookhart
Knickerbocker
Bloom
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Camp Lewis
Idaho Wholesale
W. W.C. Company
Smith Candy Company
Wilbur Candy Company
Salt Lake Hardware Company
H. G. McLaughlin
South Garfield
Washington, D. C
Anna McLaughlin
Washington
George McLaughlin
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
McLaughlin
Railway
Old Langwars Gives Way to Pace Progress
The Columbia block is torn down to clear space for a new four story office building by Andy Carlson of Carlson hardware, marking a growth milestone for the city. The block, begun in 1894 by Frank G. Sehmitt, later passed to James I. Iray and then Carlson, features red Colorado sandstone cut by J F Murray. A full description and elevation photo will follow when released.
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Columbia
Andy’’ Carlson
Carlson Hardware Company
Frank G. Sebmitt
Center and
Arthur
Colorado
Dietrich Block
Elks
Court House
Arthur Avenue
J. F. Murray
Gooding to Undergo Operation in Mayo Clinic
Frank R. Gooding former Idaho governor and active citizen is at Mayo Institute Rochester Minnesota after a trip from Washington with Governor Davis. He suffers a physical breakdown from years of work and is expected to undergo an operation within three weeks. Mrs. Gooding remains with him.
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Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Institute
Washington
Davis
Gooding
Warren Paul
Mr. Gooding
Judge Budge Receives Michigan M A Degree
Judge Alfred Budge of the Idaho supreme court received the honorary master of arts degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor for his twenty five years as a lawyer and judge. Budge, born in 1868 in Providence Utah, has lived in Idaho most of his life and studied law at Michigan, graduating in 1892. He later served as district attorney, prosecuting attorney, judge of the fifth district and idaho supreme court chief justice in 1917 1918 before being re elected to the supreme bench.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court of Idaho
District
Supreme Court
Judge Budge
Providence
Utah
William Budge
England
Germany
Scotland
Plains of
Judge
Bear Lake County
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho Supreme Court
Stewart
Budge
Supreme Bench
Coblenz Officer Fined For Refusal To Salute American
Coblenz June 26 Capt Bachhauser of the German army assigned to Coblenz was fined one thousand marks Tuesday for refusal to salute an American lieutenant.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Bachhauser
Visiting Brother O Leary Meets Brother After Thirty One Years
Visiting master mechanic James O Leary of the Southern Pacific in Santa Barbara arrives in town to reunite with his brother Henry after thirty one years. The brothers plan an extended visit and attend local events during their stay.
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Thomas O'Leary
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbera
California
Vistage
Henry ‘Hearne
The Dubois project and the ancient lake bed theory
The article discusses the Dubois irrigation project as a future vast land reclamation effort, tracing Snake River valley's past as an inland sea. It describes deep silt soils, multiple creeks feeding a former lake, and the potential for sub irrigation, beet sugar cultivation, and innovations in soil pulverization, seed selection, thinning, and beet harvesting.
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North America
Yellowstone Park
Blackfoot Republican
Snake River Canyon
Idaho
Oregon
Weiser
Dubois and
Spencer
Big Lost
Little Lost
Birch Creek
Warm Springs
Lidy Hot Springs
Blue Creek
Medicine Lodge
Weber Creek
Irving Creek
Eddy Creek
Middle Fork
Indian Creek
Thunder Creek
Cottonwood
Beaver Creek
Three Mile
Eight Mile
Camas
Snake River
Sheridan River
Tee House Creek
Hotel Creek
Dubois
Bingham County
Dubois Project
Dupois
Idle Men in Montana Seek Faster Road Work
Montana groups led by J A Harader urge state and federal action to speed road projects amid rising unemployment and returning soldiers. In Gallatin County many seek work, hearing hundreds of thousands of dollars are set aside, yet no bids have been sought.
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Bozeman
Mont
State of Montana Association of Commercial Club
Eastern Montana Good Ronda Association
J. A. Harader
Gallatin County
Senate Committee Boosts Shipping Board Shipbuilding Funds
Washington report states the Senate Appropriations Committee increased the shipping board shipbuilding program from 276000 to 90 million dollars in the sundry civil appropriation bill. The action underscores expanded naval and commercial shipping needs amid a growing wartime or postwar context.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
The
Shipping Board
Grain Market Report From Chicago June Prices
Chicago grain market bulletin notes corn at 1.754 dollars per bushel with 694 unit bids and ongoing price activity.
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Chicago
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Alph|theria
the Tribune
Idaho Falls
Vale Walls
Canyon Team Club
Canyon of the South Park
Ao Club
J. Wesley Ifolden
Twin Falls
Val G. Blue
Twin Pulls
Idaho Technical School
Blue
Shelley
Loise State
Otto Jones
Harvey Thomas
Dan TH. Thomas
Malad
Harold M. Sims
W. A. Babcork
Sims
Major (. M. Booth
E. B. Bidwell
Main Avenue West
John C. McKinley
Bidwell
Northwest
Detroit
Railroad News
Michigan University
New York
James Mannifan
Leo Hannifan
Lat Hannifan
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Inkom
Stankom
Norman E. Manuel
Mable B. Halverson
Poratello
Mary Hecht
East Clark
Chacon
Geo. Ish
Peder Aguerr
Wm. Edens
Albert Kleeman
Parepis
E. L. Fassett
M. F. McGuire
San Francisco
McGuire
H. W. McGuire
Dr. McGuire
North Second
Crystal
Snake River Valley
American Falls
Blackfoot
Ross Fork Creek
Portneuf
Fort Hail Bottoms
Aberdeen
Sterling
Bluff
Java
Na Chee Nh
Montana
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