Local notes from Pocatello and nearby towns
Granddaughter of Mrs T S Morrison of Blackfoot visits Pocatello on family illness summons. C B Johnson returns to Ogden with stallion Monterey 2 09 14. Y M C A basketball game tonight between student and senior classes at 8. Cement walks on West Center Street frontages laid by workmen. Del Sprague of Twin Falls to undergo minor surgery in Pocatello. D W Shepherd to move to Pocatello for water repair work. Swastika club hosts dance at McNichols Wright hall. Tiger football team from Blackfoot to play Cubs of Pocatello this afternoon. Sam Park, former Bannock hotel clerk, out of hospital after typhoid. In Police Court two vagrants and two drunks fined. one to chain gang.
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A. N
del) Sprague
Twin Falls
Gate City
Pocatello General Hospital
Frank M. Sprague
Lackfoot
Grove
Academy Athletic Field
Cubs
Pocatello
Miners Live Long Beliefs On Coal Mine Health From Veterans
Missouri coal mine inspector R S Thomas argues that miners rarely suffer consumption and that many stay vigorous well into old age. He cites Bevier veterans who began work as children and continued mining into their eighties, claiming coal air and soot confer protective health effects.
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R. S. Thomas
Missouri
Mr. Thomas
Old Country
Wales
Dr. Osler
Bevier
Johnnie Griffith
Central Coal Company
Griffith
Thomas
Personal visitors and guests at the Bannock hotel
A string of travelers officials and relatives visit Pocatello and Bannock hotel today. Names include J Fred Keisel Chicago J B Fritsch Spokane Constance King Boise C P Pruitt Milwaukee Road agent P H Dawson Omaha District Judge Alfred Budge Paris Bear Lake James H Wallis Rexburg editor Mrs C W Pomeroy McCammon Mrs Fred T Dubois Blackfoot A P Spitko Salt Lake Lou Walz Shoshone and others enroute to Salt Lake Boise Logan Logan and Mankato plans.
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James H. Wallis
Rexburg
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Bannock
Blackfoot
Boise
Property transfer and city ball note at year end
A warranty deed records the transfer of the west half of block 493 in the south end of the city near the river from L. M. Hop son to C. S. Smith for 1000. The Smith ice houses, once owned by John Ford, sit on the property. The Pocatello fire department plans a grand masquerade ball at McNichole Wright hall on December 31 to fund new paraphernalia.
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Court House
L. M. Hopson
C. S. Smith
Smith Ice Houses
John Ford
Pocatello Fire Department
McNichole & Wright Hall
Fresh seafood at Roland Grill meeting with F H Plaisted
The Commercial Club of Pocatello will meet Monday at 8 pm at the Bannock hotel. Secretary Fletcher R Burrus urges every member to attend to discuss matters of great importance with F H Plaisted of Salt Lake City.
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Commercial Club
Bannock Hotel
F. H. Plaisted
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Fletcher R. Burrus
For Save or Rent Four Room Plastered House
Classified ad offers a four room plastered house with pantry closet cellar and electric lights for $12 50 per month or cash $250 with balance $15 per month. Inquiries to Nixon 5058 Grant 692.
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Nixon
Halt Cough Early with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
Patent medicine promotion claims Bal lard's Horehound Syrup stops coughs at onset and soothes inflamed tissues. Endorsed by Mrs. A. L. Cook, the ad pitches the syrup as preventing lung damage and helping the patient recover quickly.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Foley's Honey and Tar Makes Air Passages Clear
Foley's Honey and Tar clears air passages and soothes irritated membranes. It stops persistent coughs and strengthens sore lungs while expelling the cold from the system. Refuse any of the genuine in the yellow package. The Temple Pharmacy, Dealers.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Pandanus Prairies Of Fiji A Queer Plant Study
A quirky description of Fiji pandanus plants, noting their grotesque screwlike young growth with twisted swordlike leaves, later developing tall wooden stilts and ragged tufts resembling mops. Fruit forms like a pineapple with hard red and yellow kernels, inedible to Europeans.
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Fiji
Shane
The Whistling Boy and the Graveyard of Hopes
A Washington Post passage reflects on the lone survivor of innocence amid a shifting world. The whistling boy symbolizes a restless, amphibian figure who traverses inner and outer realms, keeping courage amid lost hopes and continuing preoccupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
The Business of Farming in America
The article notes rapid increases in farm land value as the continent fills, with free settlement ending. Irrigation is reclaiming arid lands but these become productive quickly, supporting rising farm values and prices for farm products despite broader depression. Wages have not declined accordingly.
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America
Indianapolis Star
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N. M. Cunningham
Eagle
McNichols & Wright
W. F. Howard
The
General Hospital
New Grace
Washington
Cora E. Cherry
Grace
Bannock County
D. D. Sullivan
T. S. Morrison
Ollie Cooper
Cliff
Ogden
C. B. Johnson
California
Monterey
Association Gym
W. J. West
West Center Street
Garfield and
Hayes Avenues
West
Rupert Pioneer
D. W. Shepherd
Shep
McNichols & Wright Hall
Sam Park
Frey
Jerome
Tom Williams
J. Fred Keisel
Chicago
the Bannock Today
J. B. Fritsch
Spokane
Constance King of
the Bannock
C. P. Pruitt
Milwaukee Road
P. H. Dawson
Omaha
Alfred Budge
Paris
Bear Lake County
C. W. Pomeroy
McCammon
Fred Reger
J. Hartman
G. C. Street
H. K. Silversmith
Jesse R. S. Budge
Clark & Budge
Logan
A. P. Spitko
Carpenter Paper Company
Lou Walz
Shoshone
Mankato
Minn
J. M. Stevens
Martin Jacobson
J. T. Morgan
A.l.cook
ML C. A. Week of Prayer
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Roland Grill
Koland Grill
Tribune
BES
Tre State
Scott's
Santa Fepsin
Nettetewtetm
Whittlesey
Isc Vd
W. A. Jones Dry Goods CO
Geo. H. North
North Main
CHASE @ SANBORN
Ferndell Groceries
Kane’s Grocery
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