Local Briefs Highlight Community Meetings and Travels
Royal Neighbors meet at I O O F hall tomorrow evening. Elks hold regular lodge night with business on the calendar. Kettledrum meets tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Trinity church auxiliary meets with Mrs H Capeil Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Hull hosts a party yesterday afternoon. Miss Voris Holmes returns from Lava Hot Springs after several days’ entertainment. Remington rep Agent Jackson arrives and may base in Gate City. Barber shops close Saturday for Fourth of July. open Friday night. Mrs Nate Franklin and Mrs Charles Kibler host a Tuesday afternoon party. A B Richardson YC A secretary in Chicago for convention. Carter attends. Eagles hall opens under new management with Salt Lake orchestra. Sheriff Ernest Lowery heads to Boise on official business. County Attorney Smith accompanies. Mrs W F Garvey returns from California trip refreshed. Edith Larson brought in from McCammon by deputy sheriff.
Local notes from Pocatello and surrounding area
Reports include a resident's mental health issue and hospital referral, Boise delegate travel for the Democratic state platform, civil action recess in Utah Imple ment Co. v Croshaw, Snake River Good Roads trip, motorcycle club formation and parade, Boise house of ill fame case in police court, Young Men's Mutual Improvement reorganization, Bancroft baseball clash with Oregon Short Line, and Miss Alice Lorrain Daly recital at the Academy auditorium.
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Boise House
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Bancroft
Oregon
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Twin Falls
Railroaders
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Ziebarth
Pocatello
Alice Lorraine Daly
Academy
Academy trainee shines with readings and drama
The academy trainee delivered a strong recital with readings of A Fool's Prayer Israel by Poe and a dramatic Desdemona scene from Othello, engaging the audience fully before leaving for St Paul for the summer. News then reports Engineer John Remley dies in Dillon after 1884 service, and conductor John Toombs passes away in Pocatello with plans for his funeral.
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Israel
Edgar Allen Poe
Miss Daly
St. Paul
Idaho Falls Farmer Visits city Between Trains
John Empey a prominent farmer and business man from Idaho Falls passed through the city today between trains. C W Wattrass arrived yesterday from Gooding and will stay several days on business.
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John Empey
Idaho Falls
C. W. Wattrass
Gooding
Frost Injures Grape Vines and Crops in Twin Falls Fields
Frost damaged several crops in Twin Falls, with grape vines sustaining the heaviest injury. Potatoes show regrowth after two prior frosts, corn and beans variably affected. Some patches protected by trees escaped damage, while late maturing potatoes may suffer yield loss. The Herald-Republican notes 60 percent potential recovery in potatoes despite delays.
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T ‘He State
Twin Falls
Herald- Republican
Vision trouble from reading or sewing solved by expert glasses
If you have headache or dizziness after reading or sewing the cause lies in the eyes and proper glasses can cure it. Only an expert can provide the right glasses, and our city’s best citizens affirm Dr. E. Leroy Harrison Optometrist offers unmatched work.
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E. Leroy Harrison
Maids Fuss About Their Names in 1914 Debate
In 1914 the question of a woman keeping her maiden name after marriage sparks debate. Mabel Potter Daggett cites Woodrow Wilson on democracy and argues marriage can erase a woman's identity, noting Mary Smith Jones in Seattle and Tacoma and Lucy Stone’s early stand.
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Woodrow Wilson
America
Mary Smith
John Jones
Seattle
Tacoma
Mary Smith Jones
United States
New England
Lucy Stone
Henry B. Blackwel
Pictoria Review
Office Boy's Income Tax Rhyme From St Louis
A humorous verse from the St Louis Post-Dispatch laments paying two and a half dollars in income tax. The narrator ridicules tax collectors and accountants, praising the ease of keeping the money in his pants as it flows from source to wallet.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch
Woman power and moral order praised by Andrew Carnegie
A reader cites Andrew Carnegie praising women and advocating return to traditional roles. He argues public entertainment trends degrade virtue, endorses personal choices to stop theatergoing and cancel magazines, and credits a Chinese mandarin’s remark on Christ elevating woman to her proper sphere.
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China
Andrew Carnegie
P. T. Barnum Pranks With Rainbow Skeleton Horse
In San Francisco the famed showman staged a practical joke during Keene’s Richard III run. A rainbow striped wing skeleton quadriumped trotted out from the wings, the audience stunned as a sign read How's This, Sonny? P. T. Barnum. The stunt cost Barnum hundreds of dollars to settle.
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Keene
Richard 111
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City
Sonny
P. T
Begin It and The Work Will Be Done
A collection of humor and anecdotes from a Boise City Idaho town. A Bostonian’s poker tale unfolds as professional gamblers watch a tenderfoot reveal a pair of kings. In a law office, junior partner asks for time while the senior declines, citing age.
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Boise City
Ida
Boston
Foxy clerk earns boot theft trust in western town
A store clerk trusts a stranger with 50 cents for boots when the man has only three dollars. The boss doubts the plan, but the clerk believes the man will return. The remark about left boots hints at a confident, humorous outcome. In a separate note, Alexandre Dumas fils responds warmly to a letter from a literary admirer claiming to be the author of Monte Cristo.
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Christian Endeavor World
Alexandre Dumas
Monte Cristo
Dumas Fils
Barber shops to stay open Friday July 3rd
Notice to the public states all barber shops will remain open on Friday July 3rd until 10 p.m. and will accommodate customers thereafter.
Moyer Recounts Escape From Butte Dynamite Attack
Helena June 23 Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners describes his night in Butte when the Miners Union hall was dynamited He says he fled via a rear fire escape mixed with the crowd watching the destruction then hid at a friend’s home before traveling to Helena at dawn.
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Helena
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Butte
Miners’ Union Hall
See Fairview for Yourself See Fairview for Yourself
An advertisement invites readers to visit Fairview at no cost to view trees, roads, and scenery from Fairview’s park. Gray & Gray offer to arrange a vehicle for convenient viewing, promising that seeing is believing.
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Fairview
Pocatello
Gray & Gray
Adv
Standard Ice Cream Co Offers Delivered Ice Cold
An ad for Standard Ice Cream Co promotes pure ice cream made in a sanitary factory with delivered service anywhere. Small or large orders accepted and packed in ice. Office at 328 W. Lewis. Call Bell phone 519 Black for inquiries.
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Bell Phone
Standard Ice Cream Co
W.lewis
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