Memorial Services Planned by Eagles For Deceased Members
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold memorial services at the Eagle hall at 6 p.m. The program includes opening ode, announcements by Frank Scally, altar arrangement by J M ODonnell, opening prayer by FE L Holzheimer, memorial maps, roll call of the dead, vocal solo by A A Cohn, memorial address to Rev Woodhull, and closing response Nearer My God to Thee. The public is invited.
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Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Frank Scally
J. M. O'Donnel
Bone
Yeas Eagle Quartette
Yagstet
D. J. Elrod
Woodhull
Thousands View Fleet at Monterey
Monterey California May 1 The Atlantic fleet of battleships arrived to turn the Monterey peninsula into a naval history moment. Sixteen ships in four lines drew crowds as visits and shore entertainments marked the first day. Plans call for the Pacific fleet to join the Atlantic force outside the Golden Gate for a grand harbor review in San Francisco bay led by Rear Admiral Robley D Evans.
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Pacific Grove
Connecticut
Georgia
Alabama
Missouri
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Philippine
Point Bonita
Point Lobos
Fox
Robley D. Evans
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Angel Island
Revenue
Ankeny backs Taft as Pacific coast rally for nomination
Washington Senator Ankeny endorses Secretary Taft for president and predicts broad western support. He praises Taft’s integrity, policies, and range of experience from the Philippines to the Panama Canal, noting strong approval in Washington and across the Great West.
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Pacific Coast
Taft
Senator Ankeny
Ankeny
Chicago
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Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Foraker
Philippines
Rome
Panama Canal
Army Engineers
Great West
Indian Boy to be Buried at Butte Point
An Indian boy, nephew of Bannock tribesman Indian John, died yesterday at Ross Fork from stomach trouble. Undertaker Manassa will bury him tomorrow at Butte Point, just west of the city.
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Manassa
Ross Fork
John
Butte Point
April warmth and record highs top the city bureau report
Weather Observer Bell notes April as the warmest month on record in the city bureau history with a mean of fifty degrees. The high reached 78 on the 12th and the low 23 on the 2nd, while the greatest daily swing was 38 degrees on the 30th. Precipitation was the lowest since 1901, totaling 53 for the month, compared to 52 in 1901, with nine year average at 4.
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Bell
Baptist Church Bible School and Services
Baptist Church outlines Bible School at 10 a m and preaching service at 11 a m. Young people and adults invited. pastor is F B Lawrence. Services held weekly with fellowship and worship planned.
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Lawrence
Spiritualists Meeting With Lecture At Mrs Estoria Home
Spiritualists meet at 8 p m at 6465 Third Avenue the residence of pastor Mrs C E Estoria. Dr Beverly of Chicago will lecture on The New Religion Mme Beverly and Mrs Estoria will conduct tests for all attendees. All are welcome.
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Third Avenue
Beverly of
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Beverly
Inquisitiveness of Love and Doubts of the Day
Morning discourse explores The Inquisitiveness of Love with an 11 a.m. service. Evening sermon addresses Doubts and Duties of the Day at 8 p.m. The Y P S C E meets at 7 p.m. with The Silver Lining of the Dark Clouds led by Mrs. E. C. White. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Lessons from the Life of Moses. Everyone invited. Henry A. Mullen Minister.
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E. C. White
Moses
Henry A. Mullen
Christian Science Services Schedule and Reading Room Hours
Christian Science services are held at Main and Lewis streets with Sunday service at 11 a m and Wednesday service at 7 p m. The Sunday school meets at 10 15 a m. The reading room is open afternoons 2 30 to 4 30 except Monday, offering literature for free use and sale.
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Main
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New Congregational Brotherhood Evening Sermon Promised
Morning sermon theme announced The New Congregational Brotherhood with evening sermon Am I My Brother's Keeper Sunday school at 10 a m Junior and Senior Endeavores as usual All are invited Rev W 8 Hunt pastor Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church services at 730 p m at Miss B Wirensted studio South Main street Holy communion will be administered by Rev Harold Jensen Salt Lake City Utah
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Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
New Congregational Brotherhood
W. 8. Hunt
Stetson Leather Trader Files Bankruptcy Action
Boston May - William A Stetson a leading American leather dealer and three related companies including Ford Morocco Boston Rome Leather and William A Stetson filed bankruptcy petitions. Creditors claim liabilities around 3 000 000 with 1 000 000 secured. Assets estimated at 1 500 000. The court may appoint Joseph Proctor to represent the Stetson interests.
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Boston
William A. Stetson
United States
Mr. Stetson
Ford Morocco Company
Wilmington
Del
Boston Rome Leather Company
Joseph ©. Proctor
Local benefit ball game pits Shop Men against Pocatello club
Arrangements are complete for a charity exhibition tomorrow between the Shop Men's team and the Pocatello regular team. The Hagle band will provide an in attendance program. Proceeds fund Shop Men uniforms as they face the fastest players in southern Idaho at 3 o'clock.
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Shop
Pocatello
Hagle
Idaho
Police Court Matinee Delivers Fines for Trespassing and Drunkenness
Three men faced Judge Kane this morning. Thomas Deacon and Terbal Hanson received floater punishments for trespassing on railroad company property. A man named Oaku was fined $10 for drunkenness and paid by a compatriot after admitting heavy intoxication. police report notes he was arrested last night for attempting to knife a woman on the East Side.
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Kane
Thomas Deacon
Terbal Hanson
Oaku
Woodmen's Log Rolling Preparations Underway in Denver Hq
Woodmen's officers from Denver plan a large candidate class gathering Monday night May 4 at Eagle hall South Main. Lunch and music follow at Woodmen of the World hall North Main. Degree team of Free Silver Damn No 168 to join at 7:30 p.m. prompt to march to Eagle Hall per Captain. All Woodmen urged to attend.
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Denver
Eagle Hall
South Main Street
Woodmen of the World Hall
North Main Street
Woodmen’s Hall
Notice of assessment on Oxford Reservei & Irrigation Co stock
Oxford Idaho stockholders are notified that a one dollar per share assessment was levied at a April 6 1908 directors meeting payable May 10 1908 to W F Fisher in Oxford Idaho. Unpaid shares by May 22 1908 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on May 30 1908 to cover the delinquent assessment costs.
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Oxford Reservei & Irrigation Company
Oxford
Idaho
W. F. Fisher
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Urinary Trouble
Pities neglect of kidney or bladder issues that may lead to Bright's disease. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised to correct irregularities and strengthen organs. Temple Pharmacy promotes taking it at first danger signals.
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Bright
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Value of the Lewiston fruit crop boosts local economy
The Lewiston valley fruit crop, if it matures as hoped, is estimated at 500 carloads averaging just over $1,000 per car, with returns near half a million dollars. Small orchards and vineyards spread benefits to families, and many pickers and packers will gain summer earnings from the season. The bumper crop is seen as a material and prospective boom for Lewiston Clarkston.
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Lewiston Valley
Lewiston-Clarkston
Lewiston Teller
Daughter Question Reveals Family Mystery in Brooklyn Life
A brief Brooklyn Life note presents a child asking about a dead letter office and a mother revealing a hidden clue tied to the father, signaling a domestic puzzle or secret in a Brooklyn household.
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Brooklyn Life
Kidney Remedy Urged To Fight Disease Risk
A personal notice warns that if a parent suspects kidney trouble in a child they should use Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. The admonition stresses not delaying treatment and cites Temple Pharmacy as a retailer.
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Foley
Bright
Temple Pharmacy
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