Edna Bell Named Goddess of Liberty for Parade
Edna Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bell, chosen by a sub committee to be Goddess of Liberty in the Fourth of July parade. She selects four maids of honor and a dozen or more girls to represent the original colonies. A Liberty car for Miss Bell will be decorated as a central parade feature, with C. W. Gray heading the committee.
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Edna Bell
O. J. Bell
Liberty
Miss Bell
Pocatello
Columbia
C. W. Gray
Pocatello Man Sees Boom in Texas City
Edward T. Gliot, ex owner of the Olympic Collection Agency in Pocatello, now in the land department of a Texas City company, reports a sweeping era of development in the south with dock warehousing railway facilities and factories expanding. He predicts wealth for active northern men and plans to return to Pocatello in the future.
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Edward T. Gliot
Olympic Collection Agency
Pocatello
the Tribune
Texas City
Tex
Land Department
South
Mr. Gliot
North
Planning Next Western Stock Show in Denver
The Sixth Annual National Western Stock Show will be held in Denver January 16 to 21. New features include separate college and pure-bred steer classifications to boost western exhibitors. Purse totals total 25 000 with $75 000 in new fireproof show buildings, bringing total show complex cost to about 350 000. Copies of the premium list are available from the Western Stock Show secretary.
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Denver
Agricultural Colleges
Show Association
Stockyards Station
Hinds Named for Congress in First Maine District
Portland June 30 Asher C Hinds parliamentary clerk of the national house wins the Republican nomination for Congress in Maine’s First District to succeed Amos L Allen who did not seek another term due to ill health Col Frederick Hale son of Senator Eugene Hale was his opponent for the nomination
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Hinds
Congress
Portland
Asher C. Hinds
National
House of Representatives
Maine
Amos L. Allen
Col
Frederick Hale
United States
Eugene Hale
Fort Hall Mining Sues Over Promissory Notes and Salary
Attorneys Standrod and Terrell file district court suits for promissory notes totaling 13 200 plus 2 000 salary due against Fort Hall Mining and Milling company. McGuire seeks foreclosure and full judgment with fees. Palmer attaches stock books and stock interests. Attachments cover Mountain City area assets. court actions reference corporate debt and past director settlement terms.
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Standrod & Terrell
H. M. Palmer
H. W. McGuire
Fort Hall Mining & Milling Company
McGuire
Palmer
Fort Hall
M. G. Cardon
Bistline Lumber Company
Ray D. Bistline
J. B. Bistline
World’s Pennant Raised by Pirates at Forbes Field
June 30 in Pittsburg crowds filled Forbes Field to witness the World championship flag raised by the Pirates who last fall beat the Detroit club. The event drew mayoral and league officials. the Pirates and Reds were warmly greeted as they appeared on the field.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pingree Branch Opens as Irrigation Town Grows
The Oregon Short Line reports completion of the Blackfoot to Pingree Idaho branch with the townsite opening set for Saturday. Special rates apply for trips to Pingree where a 38 000 acre irrigation project will create a new town. Drawings begin at 1 PM. The line will extend to Aberdeen and American Falls, linking with the Harriman system. Many Pocatello residents expected to attend.
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Pingree
Traffic Department
Oregon Short Line
Blackfoot
Idaho
Aberdeen
Pebble Idaho School District Seeks Bids for New Building
The School District of Pebble Idaho invites sealed bids by July 10 1910 at 5 p m for erecting a school building in district No 57. Plans are open for inspection with architect W A Samms in Pocatello and at Pebble board office. Submit to Arthur P Say Pebble Idaho marked Proposals for School House. Board may reject any bid.
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Pebble
Ida
W. A. Samms
Pocatello
Idaho
Arthur P. Say
Weather forecast notes showers and cooler tonight
A weather bulletin predicts showers tonight followed by a cooler Friday with fair conditions thereafter.
Choice of Any Suit in the Store Slashed to Fifteen
A store advertises a sale on menswear offering any suit for fifteen dollars. The notice appears in the daily Tribune with a fifty cent monthly subscription message beside the offer.
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Hub
Kind Lady and Sandy Pikes Beefsteak Inheritance
A brief dialogue notes a parent child theme about inheritance of tastes. Sandy Pikes confirms the absence of an inherited beefsteak taste, highlighting a humorous clash between expectation and reality in a rural setting.
Sage Brush Hair Tonic offered as dandruff cure
An old time remedy using wild sage brush tea is promoted as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. A lab improved preparation claims to remove odor while preserving active properties. Consumers are urged to buy Sage Brush Hair Tonic from local druggists or write to Sage Brush Tonic Co. in Shoshone Idaho with $1 for prepaid delivery.
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Northwest
Sage
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Edna Bell AS
Gliot
Panhandle
Fort Hall Company
Arthur P. Oars
Clerk
Daily Tribune
Oregon
Intermountain
Neha
Oregon & Washington Express
Chicago
Idaho Express
Yellowstone
the West
Washington Express
Utah Express
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Express
Yelowstone
Portland Express
Washingto Ress
Butte
Marysville
Montpelier
McCammon
Toggery
Harry J. Petersen
Adler-Rochester
Adler
Rochester
Madras
the Toggery
Foley
Bright
Brel
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