Opening Duck Season Draws Idaho Hunters Across The State
The fall waterfowl season opens with many Pocatello residents heading to Soda Springs Pig Blackfoot marshes Goose Lake marsh Pelican slough John Gray's lake near Henry and other spots. The limit is 24 ducks per day and deputy wardens enforce it.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Soda Springs
Soda
Bancroft
Pig Blackfoot
Goose Lake
Pelican Slough
John Gray’s Lake
Henry
Portneuf
Pebble
Tree Country
Market Lake
Snake
Yellowstone Park
The Y M C A Physical Training Viewpoint
The article argues gymnasium work should fit individual needs and lead to better carriage heart action and respiration. It warns against unscientific forms and extols recreation, self control, and the moral and mental benefits of physical culture through the Y M C A. It notes 613 associations in North America with 187110 men and boys exercising.
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Aes
Young Men’s Christian Association
Physical Department
North America
Association
Bryan Says Roosevelt Should Silence Taft Endorsement
William J. Bryan criticizes President Roosevelt's letter praising Taft, arguing that Roosevelt must stay in Washington and ensure Taft proves his positions. He says Taft's platform is unclear and calls for defining Taft's stance beyond presidential endorsement.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Fatal Smashup on Lake Shore Road
Chicago reports a midnight wreck at Chesterton Indiana when a suburban train struck the rear of an excursion train bound for Indianapolis. One woman, Mrs Anna Hacox of Chicago, was killed and her daughter Anna injured. Twenty eight people were injured. a thick mist was blamed for the collision and the rear car of the excursion train was heavily damaged.
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Chicago
Chesterton
Ind
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western
Anna Hacox
Anna
New Master Mechanic Hired as Carrick Quits
Short Line gains new master mechanic from the D and BR at Salt Lake City as Carrick resigns. Buffalo Bill touts a record run moving two Wild West show train sections Idaho Falls to Butte overnight. The ducks hunting trip departs on No. 7 to Camas led by Hugh Wood with railroaders and civilians aboard. Trainmaster Ingling returns from St. Anthony with Nat Reiss carnival train.
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Buffalo Bill
Idaho Falls
Butte
Mr. Cody
Camas
Montana State Line
Hugh Wood
Wood Livestock Company
Wood
Bunch
Charles E. Brooks
A. Igo
Idaho
Clarke
Montana
Sam Smith
A. R. Higson
al Norman
St. Anthony
W. J. Ingling
Montana Division
Nat Reiss
New Master Mechanic Oversees Short Line Shops
A. Gairns has taken charge as master mechanic at the Short Line shops in Pocatello, coming from the D. & R. G. in Salt Lake. He succeeds Henry Carrick, who served the role for about eighteen months after Tollerton’s resignation. Gairns and Assistant Master Mechanic Sam Smith began a shop inspection, with staff changes expected to be limited.
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Pocatello
A. Gairns
Salt Lake
Henry Carrick
Tollerton
Gairns
Sam Smith
Carrick
J. F. Dunn
Thre Power and Machinery
Smith
Mr. Carrick
Mr. Jones
Mr. Gairns
Dispatcher Transfers Shuffle City Rail Line Roster
Fred Rogers moves from the dispatchers' office in the city to Kemmerer while George H. Collier of Kemmerer begins vacation in Pocatello. J Howard Shores, now promoted to first trick at Nampa, left with wife and young son Record Run of Circus Train for new duties. Word filters up from Butte about developments.
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Fred Rogers
Dispatchers
Kemmerer
George H. Collier
Pocatello
J. Howard Shores
Nampa
Butte
Sixth Annual MIA Convention at Pocatello Stake Opens
The sixth annual stake convention of the Pocatello stake opened with three meetings Sunday. About 400 attendees heard from Elder John A. Widsoe and Mrs. Julia Bixon. Topics covered included health, recreation, education, marriage, duties of officers and the gospel message of Christ.
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Pocatello
John A. Widsoe
Julia Bixon
Young Men's Mutual
M. I A
Widtsoe
Christ
Alice Y. Young
Bing
Ward
Widlace
Bixon
Back to Old Job Jake Myers Returns to Q. P. Saloon
Jake Myers, a popular bartender in the region, has resumed his old position at the Q. P. Saloon after nine years of working at the life-saving stations of Trapp and Mooney. He returns to the familiar Oak Street venue, rejoining staff and regulars.
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Jake Myers
Q. P
Jake
Trapp & Mooney
Resolutions of Sympathy for Deceased Fraternal Brother
Clark-Kimball lodge No. 113 B of L F and E offers condolences for Frank P. Sargent a former Grand Master. The motion calls for charter draping thirty days and notifying the Firemen's Magazine with minutes and city papers.
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Clark-Kimball Lodge No. 113
L. F
Firemen’s Magazine
George Peacock
W. L. Greene
R. E. Dunne
Gold Bricks Trundled at Nampa Station
Four ingots weighing 530 pounds 2 ounces valued at 12 100 were moved on the tracks yesterday in Nampa as express freight from the De Lamar mine to the Omaha smelter, their rough appearance drawing little attention.
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Nampa
de Lamar
Omaha
County Examinations for First and Third Grade Certificates
County public instruction announces teachers exams for First and Third grade certificates on October 1 and 2. Grace Loughran serves as county superintendent.
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Grace Loughran
County Sept. of Public Instruction
Woodmen Camp to Attend Neighbor Caldwell's Funeral
All members of Free Silver Camp No. 168 Woodmen of the World are ordered to meet at the Woodman hall tomorrow at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Neighbor Orrin Caldwell. By order of W A McHAN C C.
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Free Silver Camp No. 168
Woodmen of the World
Woodman Hall
Orrin Caldwell
W. A. McHan
C. C
Wanted Boarders and Help at Riverside Inn Milner Ida
Public notice seeking boarders at 306 North Arthur and offering jobs at Riverside Inn Milner Idaho. Wages listed for a laundry girl at $30 and a chambermaid at $25, with address to contact the manager. 672
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North Arthur
Arthur Gregson
Riverside Inn
Milner
Ida
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Bryan
Teddy
Lake Shore Road
Railroad Newss
A. EH. Gairns
H. Carrick
Improvement Societies OF Pocatello Stake
H. Diem
Frey SR
West Center
Frank P. Sargent
Great Terminal
OF Bannock
Yellowstone
S.S.S
Little Lost River Valley
Chas T. Nixon
Blaine County Irrigation
Alfred H. Lindquist
South Main Street
the Fair Store
the Abbott
F.M. Watson & Sons
N. B
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