Port land bogus check man jailed on three counts
R M Fremont of Portland Oregon is jailed on three charges of passing bogus checks totaling eighty five dollars. The checks were drawn on a fictitious Bannock National Bank account and cashed at the Resort Saloon on East Center Street by O L Cleveland. Fremont seeks an attorney as Sheriff Quigley handles the case.
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R. M. Fremont
Portland, Ore
O. L. Cleveland
East Center Street
Bannock National Bank
Cleveland
Quigley
Fremont
Bannock Bank
Frenzied Fans Pack Chicago Park for Championship Game
Chicago baseball fans ignore rain forecasts as the American League title hinges on today's Chicago versus Detroit clash at the South Side park. A Chicago win would lift its championship odds to .586, while a loss gives Detroit a .588 edge. Cincinnati reports a tie decision on the Chicago New York game affecting pennant chances.
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Chicago
Detroit
Weather Bureau
South Side Park
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
National League Board
New York
Pulliam
Tomorow
Boston
Bryan Speaks in Perry Iowa Wind in Hawkeye Campaign
William J Bryan drew a large Perry crowd at the library after arriving by train at Valley Junction this morning. He condemned the Republican party for not disclosing campaign contributions and argued a single vote cost the county hundreds of millions. He urged labor reforms in the Democratic platform and highlighted citizenship duties. He later spoke in Tama and Cedar Rapids.
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Bryan
Senate
Cough and cold warning prompts Bal lard's Herehound Syrup use
Weather alert urges care for coughs to prevent pneumonia and lung disease on the Chast. It recommends Bal lard's Herehound Syrup as a standard American cure and preventive, priced at $1.00 per bottle, sold by Mrs A L Cook.
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Ballard
America
Mra
A. L
Cook
American Pilsener Beer Promises Thirst Quenching Delight
An advertisement touts American Pilsener as refreshing for the body and lasting beyond other drinks. It urges readers to ask for American Pilsener beer and accept no substitute.
Carlyle Hotel Offers Finest City Accommodations
The Carlyle delivers top tier rooms in the city with premium amenities and attentive service. Guests are assured a premier stay as the establishment promotes its elegant accommodations and refined hospitality.
Woman Interrupts Politics Speaker With Persistent Cough
A well dressed woman disrupted a political talk by coughing repeatedly. The report notes she could have avoided the disturbance with a proven remedy, referenced indirectly as Poley’s, underscoring substitutes being refused.
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Poley
Tollerton Lands Big Muskellonge On Grindstone Lake
J W Tollerton once master mechanic at the Short Line now Rock Island superintendent in Chicago caught a muskellonge near forty pounds at Grindstone Lake Sawyer County with companion J W Taylor and A A Taylor. The hour long battle ended with two precise shots and he prepared the fish for mounting. Others in the party also hauled muskies and bass.
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Pocatello
J. W. Tollerton
Rock Island
Chicago
Hayward
Wis
Sawyer County
Grindstone Lake
Rock Island Road
Tollerton
Frossie Smith
Debating Club and Community Notices at Local YMC A
Evening activities include a Debating club meeting at the Y M C A, a Trinity hall rummage sale starting October 12, and Y M C A classes in drawing arithmetic and grammar tonight. Also a Salvation Army meeting led by Ensign Theon and Captain Edwards at 8 p m. A badger killed a dozen hens at A T Stephenson’s on South Garfield. the hunter captured the animal. Prisoners from Bannock county are en route to Boise for prison terms, including Rasmussen White Ward Hannah Robinson Walsh Brown.
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Guilds
Trinity Hall
North Arthur Avenue
Theon
Captain Edwards
Salvation Army Hall
Badger
A. T. Stephenson
South Garfield Avenue
Mr. Stephenson
Boise
Mills
Bannock County
Bob Lewis
John Rasmussen
Turner White
George Ward
Charles Hannah
Albert Robinson
William Walsh
John Brown
White
Hunters depart for Soda Springs for brief trip
Jack Davis Sam Felsted and Fred Stiles left last night for Soda Springs where they will spend two or three days hunting in the nearby country with plans to return soon.
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Jack Davis
Sam Felsted
Fred Stiles
Soda Springs
Mi-o-na Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a perfect stomach tonic that cures dyspepsia within 24 hours. It claims to alleviate vomiting in pregnancy sea and car sickness and post indulgence stomach upset. A New York corporate president testifies the tablets cured his gastritis after years of doctors with no effect.
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A. L. Cook
the Tribune
New York
Herbert H. Taylor
West 148 Street
New York City
Mia
A. L
Short Line Officials Alter Duties in Idaho and Omaha
Superintendent George H. Olmstead of the Idaho division is rusticating at Lava Hot Springs for a day or two. In his absence in Omaha for a visit by Chief Dispatcher Clarke of the Montana division, Bill White acts as chief. C. J. McNitt, general auditor, conducted official business in the Gate City yesterday.
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George H. Olmstead
Idaho
Short Line
Lava Hot Springs
Omaha
Clarke
Montana
Bill’’ White
C. J. McNitt
Gate City
Marvelous yield of dry farm grain near American Falls
In a dry farm district within fifteen miles of American Falls a three acre field of Gold Coin wheat yielded 75 bushels per acre. A 50 acre sample averaged 40 bushels. Grower Martin Garn supplied the figures via harvester F R Meadows who predicted 200 bushels from the three acres and later threshed 225 bushels of high grade grain.
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American Falls
Martin Garn
F. R. Meadows
Idaho Politician Denounces Salt Lake Tribune Attack on State Supreme Court
L H Sweetser of Burley Idaho, a Republican lieutenant governor candidate, denounces a Salt Lake Tribune article as a silly perversion of facts. He argues Idaho Chief Justice Airshie acted within the law and that Idaho public resents the attack. The report also notes Robert Lansdon, another Idaho Republican candidate, is in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
The
Supreme Court
Tribune
Idaho Scimitar
Idaho
State Supreme Court
Airshie
Sweetser
Robert Lansdon
Wilson
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Woman Describe Stone Pain
A user recounts severe kidney stone episodes and back pain relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills bought from Mrs A L Cooke in Fort Bridger and distributed by Feaster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. She notes the pills dissolved stones and prevented pain with ongoing use and recommends the product.
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Pocatello
Dean
Mra. A. L. Cooke Drug Store
Feaster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Temple Pharmacy Ad
An advertisement claims kidney trouble weakens people leaving them half alive and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy from Temple Pharmacy as restoring kidney health and vitality to weak individuals. The text urges refusing other products.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Solid South not so solid in key 1908 race notes
The piece notes Populist Tom Watson strong in Georgia with state ticket gains possible, while Democrats split and Taft faction grows alongside Republican efforts in Virginia and North Carolina. It suggests a shifting mood in the 1908 presidential contest with bankers backing Taft and Republicans aiming at the Eighth district. Berg's advertises Berg's beverages.
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Watson
Ency
May
Smith Nasedis
Brown
Georgia
Tom Watson
Virginia
Old Dominion
Congress
Bascombe Slemp
Richmond
Bryan
Anism
Weber
Taft
North Carolina
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BR. M. Fremont
Portland
Bryan Jams
Wind IN
Hawkeye
Carlyle
Railroad News
Big Muskalonge
Pocatello Railroad
Wisconsin
Debating Club
L. H. Sweezer
Salt Lake Tribune
New Fall
B. Kuppenheimer
Berg's
Theo. Turner
Ezra J. Merrill
L. Holzheimer
Fred G. Caldwell
R. R. Wilson
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
Bancroft
Wrensted
South Main Street
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