Indians and Sunnylanders Hook Up In Hot Baseball Weekend
Two closely played games at Pocatello yesterday and today feature Jolly Jack Neve's Sunnylanders versus Captain Otis Embree's Indians. Indians win Sundays 16 to 8 as Rainey struggles. visitors take Labor Day 13 to 4 with strong showing by McDonald, Be sure to note the doubleheader rematch and the Occidentals of Salt Lake vs Neve's Hamburgers, 9 to 6, in an earlier forenoon game.
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Pocatello Grounds
Jolly Jack Neve
Sunnylanders
Otis Embree
Indians
McDonald
Allen
Pocatello
Rainey
Changdon
Idaho Falls
Snider
Collins
Brezee
ARRAN
Sobsseec
Beesonsinp
Poccatello
ORE
Svaavnes
Fite
Sasha Cannes
Occidentals
Salt Lake
Ack Neve
Clark
Atkinson
Merriman
Resolutions by the county superintendents at the joint institute
The Idaho joint teachers institute led to resolutions praising the event and urging seven months of school. They call for a legislative bill to ease credentialing for out of state teachers and thank organizers, the Academy of Idaho, Pocatello citizens, Civic club, the press, and the O S L Railroad for support.
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Idaho
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Civic Club
J. H. Brady
Southern Idaho
O. S. L. Railroad Company
State Teachers’ Association
New Members Boost Pocatello Y M A Activity
In August the Pocatello Y M A saw 203 visits daily with 330 books loaned, 617 members pool or billiards, 710 using the gym, 2208 baths including 1200 plunge, 443 letters written, and 78 new members increasing total to 650. The Hustlers lead the membership contest with 18 points, The Flyers 13, and The Winners one behind. Gym and education class schedules will be set soon and classes start next week.
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Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Hustlers
Flyers
Seana? Pargellis
Rotary Ludwig
Mrs Chrisine Paris Millinery Fall Opening
Mrs Chrisine Paris Millinery will hold a fall opening on September 11 and 12 featuring a beautiful line of pattern hats. The shop invites all the ladies to attend and view the new collection.
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Chris
Paris Millinery
Get a Case of American Pilsener Beer
A brief note instructs to obtain a case of American Pilsener Beer and drink it regularly for beneficial effects observed by the writer.
Excursions to Pacific Coast This Summer
Travel agents offer excursions to the Pacific Coast daily from June 1 to September 15 asking readers to inquire for particulars.
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Pacific Coast
Local Notes From Pocatello Bliss Blackfoot and Beyond
Reports on residents treated at Pocatello General Hospital and their homecomings include John Falls returning to Bliss after empyema surgery and Judge Fackrell going home to Grove City after hydrocele surgery. Frank Scally back to Blackfoot resumes as life saver at Reception saloon. Labor Day ball draws praise. Dr Patrie Bill Scott and Ed Munson visit races from Blackfoot. Juvenile party honors Gertrude Gunport on her sixth birthday.
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Bliss
John Falls
Pocatello General Hospital
Blackfoot
Judge Fackrell
Grove City
Scallys
Frank Scally
Walla Walla
Frank
Dr. Patrie
Bill Scott
Ed. Munson
Gertrude Gunport
Ike Gunvort
East
Fremont Street
Grace Miltenberger
Viola
Teddie Dissault
Daisy
Ada
Bladen Caple
Nellie
Marie Knowles
Helen
Lucile Burlinghame
Blanche
Germaine Dufresne
Bessie Waddington
Forest fires threaten Duluth region and Grand Marais
One thousand settlers are penned in by forest fires near Grand Marais. Fires span a hundred mile square area with hundreds of settlers burned out and multiple small towns in danger. A brisk wind worsens the threat unless rain or calm returns.
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Duluth
Minn
Grand Marais
Best There Is Typewriter Papers and Ribbons
Fragmentary ad notes typewriter papers ribbons and car honns at the Tribune office.
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Tribane
Snow Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatism
Mrs. A. L. Cook endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy to keep men and women free from rheumatism and pains while maintaining stiff muscles and joints supple at age 67.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Why the Dog Was Mad
A brief exchange explains the dog’s anger after being kicked. One character argues the dog is mad, while another questions the source, noting anyone would be upset after such an act.
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Rascal
Recos
Rope Superstitions From A Jailer Of 25 Years
A jailer with a quarter century of service recalls rope superstitions linked to hangings. People sought rope fragments to cure cancer by rubbing the rope on the affected area. He notes a Maine belief tying hemp rope around the waist to prevent mumps and ropes labeled Ropes For Mumps in remote country stores.
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Maine
New York Tribune
Last Words Made Famous by Noted Men
A collection of famous last words features lines from Augustus Darwin and others, debated by Berliner Post. The piece highlights one man's simple, defiant final wish to live, saying it is not yet time and I want to stay as the most powerful memento of humanity.
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Berliner Post
Augustus
Haller
Nothnagel
Cooper
Bright
Brodie
Darwin
Locolz
The Next Duty and Everyday History
A dialogue on duty where the speaker urges reflection on one's immediate responsibilities. The other asks if ordinary duties can bring meaning, and the reply links daily service to eventual personal renewal and hidden life. The exchange emphasizes earnest self-examination over grand ambitions.
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George Macdonald
Be sure you are right and then go to Holmes Company for ice cream
A brief travel note urges readers to verify facts before visiting Holmes Company for ice cream and cold drinks, highlighting certainty and a casual dining stop.
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Holmes & Company
McGee's Baby Elixir Promoted as Safe Teething Cure
An advertisement asserts McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and offers a remedy for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulness in teething infants. The notice is signed by Mrs. A L Cook.
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McGee
A, L. Cook
Drink Ravink Yellowstone Daily Tribune Ad
An ad promotes Ravink Yellowstone with a claim of daily consumption benefits and a monthly price of 5060 per month in the Daily Tribune.
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Yellowstone
Daily Tribune
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Benj. R. Crandall
Lula Prose
D. Parke
James A. Nelson
H. H. Bramhead
N. T. Conklin
Elizabeth M’donald
Fimrod Good
Ow. G Thompson
Pebble
Ruby Herty
Ogden
Thomas Gibson
Eli Morris
Logan
Mr. Hibbard
William Bell
Pebble Station
Wendell Bell
Lewis
McCammno
Lava
LoRelles
Willowleaf Ranch
Norman, Lane and
Steger
Pebble Creek
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
THE
Pocatello Y. M.A
McNichols & Wright Hall
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
W. G. Leopold
Hal Barton
Idaho School of Telegraphy
Minidoka
Oregon
General Hospital
Wright
G. N. Brunker
Sparks
Nev
L. Everett
Second Avenue
Paul Seeney
F. H. Martin
Glenn’s Ferry
W. McRae
North Seventh Avenue
Gibbs
Darlington
Tribune
Bergs
Fred
Main Street
Dear Building
Pocatello, Ida
S.S.S. Venrec
S.S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Earth
Great Bargains
Jamies Music House
Ida
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Ferndell
Kane’s Grocery
Alfred H. Lindquist
South Main Street
Little Lost River Valley
Chas T. Nixon
Blaine County Irrigation Co
Main Pocatello
Eeira J. 3. Merrill
Zolenedmer
WEL
Vice Press
R. Wilson
Tiere
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
Bancroft
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