Republicans Ramp Up County Campaign With Late Rallies
The two party bid intensifies with Republican tours across Bannock County. Nominees Tom Edwards Smith Hunt Lau target town meetings at Dempsey Treasureton and Pocatello led by Governor Brady. Final speeches proceed through McCammon Marsh Center Robin Downey Inkom Oxford Nine Mile Nitre Alexander Sterrett before a big Pocatello rally next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Ed. L. Holzheimer
N. P. Nielson
Noah S. Pond
George Smith
Tom Edwards
Smith
Hunt
Lau
Mr. Pond
Dempsey
Nine Mile
Nitre
Alexander
Sterrett
Pocatello
Brady
State Land Board Vindicated by Business Men’s Committee
A 1908 letter from committee attorneys defends the State Land Board, urging newspapers to verify facts before publication to avoid harming public ventures. It stresses careful reporting to protect reputations and state development, dated October 22, 1908, and signed by officials including W. Kerr and J. McMillan.
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State Land Board
Value of African Peanut
The African peanut is described as sturdier than the American in food use, yielding more but being easier to crush. It is considered less delicate yet productive as a crop for consumption and processing.
Canadian General Elections Exciting in Montreal
Montreal voters face a tense election day amid bad western weather and ice roads that hinder voting. The Liberal government faces criticism over timber permits and grazing leases while pursuing railway policy including the Grand Trunk Pacific and a Hudson Bay line. Many former U S citizens voting as British subjects are expected to influence outcomes.
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Montreal
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Hudson Bay
United States
Father Learns Lesson On Chaperoning By Landlord Father
A Louisville business man recounts a summer night misadventure that ends with him driving to the station to meet a young man caller for his daughter. After greeting the guest and finding the man willing to walk home, the father advises other dads to avoid going to such lengths for a son-in-law candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Times
Farmer Denies Use Of Weather Forecasts
A rural route farmer received daily forecasts stamped on government cards but never opened them. An inspector found the mailbox nearly full of unread cards and prompted the farmer to note the printed corner of a forecast card.
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Government Weather Bureau
Penalty Not Attached for Card Removal, Inspector Says
A dispute over card removal ends with the inspector noting no penalty would attach to taking the card. The exchange includes a firm declaration and a return of the card to the box.
Academy Triumphs Over Pocatello High in Close Dual
A large crowd witnessed a hard fought doubleheader with the Academy defeating Pocatello High 14 to 8 in football. The high school showed strong defense and a late drive, while the Academy capitalized on a safety and a 30 yard pass to Coffin for a second score.
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Academy
Pocatello High School
Pocatello
Hansen
U. of
Quinn
A. Miller
Reese
High
Houde
Coffin
A. of L
P. H
John P. Congdon
R. M. Katerndahl
Idaho Falls
A. W. Williams
McAuley
Siders
Steendahl
Academy Girls Basketball Game Shows Quick Team Edge
The basketball game ended at 2:30 in the Academy gym with the academy team faster and more spirited from the start. The high school girls, though outmatched in height and experience, kept the score close in earlier practice games and aimed to limit points, succeeding fairly well as the first half neared its end.
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Academy
Colonna Blood Claim Ties European Royal Lineage
At a Newport luncheon a diplomat praised American ties for European nobility. He argued the Colonna family, descended from Julian the Apostate, is the oldest royal line in Europe and now partly American through Prince Maffeo, husband of Miss Mackey.
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Newport
Europe
Colonna
Julian the Apostate
Burgundy
Edward
America
Prince Maffeo
Miss Mackey
Bees gather syrup from sugar lumps in observation
A French naturalist Gaston Bonnier notes bees failing to bite sugar from lumps fly away and return with two workers after visiting a fountain. They settle on sugar and pump water from their crops to suck up the formed syrup.
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Gaston Bonnier
Baltimore
Walker Coming to Pocatello for Wool Growers Meet
George Walker of Cheyenne Wyoming secretary of the National Wool Growers Association writes he will attend Pocatello on October 31 to meet sub committees and finalize plans for the forty fifth annual convention set for January 14 15 and 16. Chairman Daniger calls an executive committee meeting at the Bannock hotel that evening and the finance committee will seek funds to support the event.
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George 8. Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Pocatello
Joe Daniger
Daniger
Bannock Hotel
Walker
Association
The Trouble With Fritzie and a Dog Caricature
A young man from preparatory school talks with a little girl who holds a dog on a string. They discuss the dachshund breed and its curved body while the girl identifies the dog as Fritzie and explains his habits with simple humor. The scene captures a playful exchange over a pet and its quirks.
Beneficial Sneeze as Cure for Faintness
An old remedy praises a hearty sneeze to revive faintness by stimulating brain vessels. Pepper or snuff in the nose can trigger a sneeze when smelling salts fail, offering a simple aid during fainting spells.
Registration Drives Urge Voters to Rejoin The Franchise
Citizens warned that voting requires current registration and that bond election participants must re register for the November general election. Six city precincts list open offices and boundaries with a push for widespread registration, especially among Republicans.
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W. A. Jones
South Main Street
Josephine Igo
Harrison Avenue
Bessie Smith
North Main
Alfred Moyes
North Harrison
Mamie Carey
North Third
E. E. Hayball
South Fourth
Lewis Street
Fair Grounds
Lewis and Lander Streets
Lander Streets
Bridger Street
Center
Fort Hall Homestead
Unchanging Laws of Etiquette Across Centuries
A Ladies' Field note comments that manners stay constant from the middle ages through modern life. It argues the strenuous life and higher education change little in our concept of good breeding, though time for practice is reduced.
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Thors
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Dempsey and
Treasureton
Caemien
R. Shaw
John M’millan
C. C. Anderson
C. Kerr
T. Booth
O. O. Haga
Committee
Idan-Ha Boish
Idaho
Idan-ha Hotel Co. (Ltd
Haa
H. Grout
Grace Gallet
Mr. Retherford
Montgomery
P. HL
I. H. Whittlesey
Fritzie
A. B. Bean
Hdw. Co
Pocatello, Idaho
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