Preston Water Works Plans and Local News Highlight Preston
Preston Ida special correspondent reports city officials and the Preston Commercial club weighing a water system drawing from Blackhurst springs to a mountain reservoir. Precinct primaries on Sept 28 spark countywide political interest ahead of Oct 1 Malad convention. Also notes Anna Parkinson and Preston Nibley’s Logan temple wedding and Oneida Stake Academy and Central School opening with strengthened faculty. Beets, sugar factory talk, and rising wheat yields mark a prosperous farming year.
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Preston
Ida
Preston Commercial Club
Blackhurst Ranch
Malad
Anna Parkinson
George C. Parkinson
Preston Nibley
C. W. Nibley
Logan
Logan Temple
Joe Jensen
Unclaimed Notices At Pocatello List Names And Addresses
The notice lists numerous individuals including Alfred Anderson Rose Anderson Raymond Brown and others as unclaimed at Pocatello. It states that if not called for within two weeks items will be sent to the letter office and names Francis Ball P. M. as the contact.
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Pocatello
See Sone Sr
Austin
Alfred Anderson
Rose Anderson
Raymond Brown
Alter Blake
George Bigler
W. E. Brewer
W. G. Earl
Wilbur Fairbanks
Mary E. Freeman
R. J. Hall
J. M. Jenson
Gladys Kelly
Grace Kent
Ney G
Inez Stout
Ben Simmons
Daisy Dime
Zada Vines
Frank Wood
J. A. Wison
Francis Ball
P. M
The Best There Is Typewriter and Ribbons at Tribune Office
The Tribune office advertises typewriters ribbons and car accessories as the best there is. The item offers the best quality and service for readers and staff seeking supplies.
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Tribune
American Pilsener Beer Ad Highlighting Purity
An ad touts American Pilsener beer as delightful to the taste and brewed in conformance with the national pure food law. It offers pints or quarts for sale.
Local Option Is Prohibition in Spots, Editor Says
In a letter to the Tribune the editor argues local option amounts to tyranny by the majority. He warns it would ban religious and dietary rights, punch at minority freedoms, and extend to army canteens, proving local option is not local self government but prohibition in spots.
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Tribune
Kishineff
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted by Temple Pharmacy
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes if taken early. The copy urges every person to know that good health requires normal kidneys and promotes the remedy through Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Bright
Temple Pharmacy
Frostbite Remedy Ad From Ballard's Snow Liniment
In bitter weather Sack Prost warns frostbitten ears fingers and toes may occur. Do not wait for an accident apply Ballard's Snow Liniment now. Mrs A L Cook, Druggist, promotes the remedy for frostbite chilblains rheumatism and aches.
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Ballard
A. L. Co Ok
Late locals and events in Shoshone and nearby towns
Birth notices include a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Al O Cottle in Shoshone. A fine cement sidewalk fronts the courthouse built by George Brough. Rev. George H. Perry to speak at Y M C A tomorrow at 4 pm with Ingal Brown to play cello. Police court detentions, hospital operation, and social items follow with local names and places.
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Shoshone
al. O. Cottle
Court House
George Brough
George H. Perry
Ingal Brown
Railroad News Branch Line Into the Teton Basin
W S McCornick reported after meeting Edward Harriman in Ogden that a proposed 30 mile Oregon Short Line branch from Sugar City into the Teton district has been surveyed. Harriman will review the project in New York and may announce plans after studying reports from Bancroft and Ashton during a Reno Ogden ride. He is said to have approved the Twin Falls Idaho to Wells Nevada line and the Weber Canyon cutoff to the Oregon Short Line.
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W. S. McCornick
Governor Cutler
Thomas R. Cutler
Edward H. Harriman
Ogden
Harriman
Oregon
Sugar City
Teton
McCornick
New York
Twin Falls
Idaho
Wells
Nevada
Southern Pacific
Weber Canyon
Dust whirl draws crowds at grounds and marshal halts rush
The crowd mobbed the dust swirling horses during the race with a brief stampede threat in the grandstand. Marshal Hilliard intervened to calm the scene. Separately, the Christian Young People's Union of the Baptist church hosted a reception for Ida ho Academy faculty and Pocatello public school teachers at the church. About 150 attendees enjoyed refreshments and social time, with short talks by Rev. Woodhull, Rev. Mullen, Dr. C B Steely, and Mrs. Penrod.
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Marshal Hilliard
Christian Young People’s Union of the Baptist Church
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello Public Schools
Mr. Woodhull
Mullen
C. B. Steely
Penrod
Purely Personal: Idaho Falls Guests Visit Local Aunt
Mrs Hank Bair visiting in the city from Idaho Falls to see her aunt Mrs Aaron Elliott. She plans to go to California to reside. Accompanying her are Grace Bean of Idaho Falls Leo F Castle son of Dr H A Castle and Herbert J Hauser who left on No 6 this morning for St Louis Mo to enter the medical department of St Louis University.
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William F. Boyd
C. A. Boyd
Leslie
Arkansas
Loyd
South Arthur Avenue
Hank Bair
Idaho Falls
Aaron Elliott
Bair
California
Miss Grace Bean
Leo F. Castle
H. A. Castle
Herbert J. Hauser
St. Louis, Mo
Medical Department
St. Louis University
A Bashful Artist and The Inference Drawn
A pretty girl toys with a bashful artist suitor who cannot draw an inference yet. After a tense moment she challenges him and, though he flubs the test, they both end up drawing conclusions.
Victims of Heredity and Moral Development
Strand Magazine argues that criminal tendencies arise from heredity and social and physiological factors. It states heredity is the most important influence and that environment cannot compensate for a lack of innate talent or character, comparing talent to Shakespearean genius.
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Strand Magazine
Preciously Odd Studio Break In Joke
A London Tit-Bite quip jokes about a studio break in where the still life models were a ham and sausages. The humor arises from a pun on still life and edible figures.
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London
Two Managers Offer Engagements Confound Actor
First Actor confesses being torn by rival offers from two managers. Second Actor replies to stay calm and says the truth will emerge as they act.
Boots Still Shine: A Motivational Proverb
A compact saying urges maintaining polished boots as a pathway to personal pride. It emphasizes effort in all tasks, noting improvement is possible even when perfection is elusive.
Bannock National Bank Report for September 23 1908
Report of the condition of the Bannock National Bank at Pocatello Idaho at close of business September 23 1908 No 6347. The document presents financial figures including resources liabilities and capital as of the specified date in a formal bank examination style. It lists assets such as loans and discounts along with cash items and deposits showing the bank's financial position.
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Bannock National Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
Balance Sheet Snapshot From Historic Banking Ledger
The document lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds, premium on bonds, bills, notes of other national banks, cash items, specie and legal tender notes. It shows totals of circulation, capital stock, surplus, and various deposits along with reserves and outstanding cashier’s checks.
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U. S
U.S
Sagesecees
Cseeese
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John J. Hull
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