Gas Strike at Fossil Prompts Hope for Gusher
A major gas discovery at the Wyoming Paraffine Oil Company well in Fossil, Wyo, is rapidly increasing oil flow with reports of a pillar of fire when lit. The well now sits around 175 feet deep, with rising gas and oil production, amid excitement over a possible large-scale strike.
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A J. Pierce
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J. M. Nesley
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Praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Letter praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief from severe cough and chest pains. The writer claims recovery from pneumonia fears after a second dose and three bottles, signed by HoLPu S MeVana of Thirty-seventh Street.
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Roach Goes To Jail After Hectic Drinking Spree
John Roach drifted into Pocatello seeking a fight and spent the day in jail after clashing with Chief of Police Brown. He was later sent to the chain gang for twenty days following a court plea of drunkenness.
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Thieves jailed after coat theft at lodging house
Two strangers stole a newly bought overcoat from Louis Nelson's lodging house and pawned it at a second hand store before police captured them. Judge Stephens sentenced them to 30 days in county jail or a $3 fine each. they remain jailed awaiting payment.
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Passenger hidden aboard car near heaters
A man, once a yard employee, secreted himself behind car heaters during an overnight ride. He baked with the heat until the train reached Pocatello, where fellow passengers discovered him and removed him. He survived with no serious injuries and likely won’t ride inside again.
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Woodmen lodge sees record two weeks of new applications
The Woodmen of the World Free Silver camp reports 93 new applications after a Wednesday meeting and first week total of 44. Officials predict rapid growth, with many more signups expected to push toward 343 members.
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Salmon River road to be turned over by November 15
The Salmon River road is slated for turnover to the Oregon Short Line operating department by November 15 if depot work and track resurfacing are finished and no delays occur. Deseret News.
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New Uniforms Planned for Volunteer Firemen
The Volunteer Fire department will order thirty new blue uniforms for 3565 business men and members, with regulation blue pantaloons and caps bearing P D and I D letters. The unit is described as aiming for a natty appearance at the next turnout. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as a cure for various ailments with easy use and effective results.
New York City Mayor Race Ledger and Idaho Idaho News Notes
Unofficial returns show Fusion candidate Seth Lew leading New York mayoral race and Fusionists ahead in several city seats with Democratic challengers. Idaho and Ohio items report arrests, mine dynamiting, local enforcements, and civic events amid statewide election coverage.
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Physician Endorsement Drives Kodol Dyspepsia Care
County physician Geo W Scroggs of Hall County argues Kodol Dyspepsia Care offers superior relief. He notes it helps when stomach contents fail to digest, avoiding dieting and starvation. Advertisement copy claims quick relief and mentions distributors Beau’s Witis Stoe and H. H. Whictseer.
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City Council Delays Hydrant Placements in Pocatello
The council tabled a claim from James A. Murray owner of Pocatello water works seeking designation of seventeen hydrant points. A water committee reply states willingness to reconsider hydrant locations to protect property and align with existing mains and nearby improvements.
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Pocatello
Water Committee
Idaho
George Winter
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