First Woman Chosen Idaho House Chaplain Rebecca Brown
Rebecca Brown, born in Illinois and raised in Me Cook County, became the first woman chaplain of Idaho's House of Representatives. A Baptist missionary, she built the first Idaho church edifice, led fundraising, and advocated suffrage and child protection. She traveled amid storms to minister, led temperance work, and remains a revered figure in Idaho history.
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Rebecca Brown
House of Representatives of
Idaho
Mecoupin County
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Begierock
Idaho Falls
Herola
MHS
Mitchell
Idaho House of Representatives
Providence Mision
Aew
Bra
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Anid
Bhelenden
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Idaho
Thaba
Waomat-Preach
House of Representatives
For Sale Grocery and Bar-room in Fair Condition
Advertises a grocery and bar-room for sale with average beer sales from two kegs per day and a rent with annexes suitable for operation. Mentions medical issues affecting business, including Klomilike fever referenced as an illness. Located in an unspecified area with unspecified price.
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Bioek Annexiires
Ellis
Fragmented OCR Notice on Local Manufacturing Firms
An OCR fragment lists several manufacturers and works including Opal and Farie, with garbled names and unclear actions. The readable portion mentions progress and potential sale or rent references among the listed firms, but specifics are indiscernible.
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Tara Ou
Uns
Mill
Farei
Viekor
Ratren R. Progress
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Tribes Schedule
Shreveport Lodge No 115 Fund A M meets on the first and third Thursdays at the same hours J D Vaaxen WM 3 D deverns Sec Osceola Tribe No 7 meets first and third Fridays at Wig want Levy Son store at 7 p m from October to April and 7 30 p m from April to October W F THOmAN Sachem a D Jenkins C of P Pontiac Tribe No 12 meets every Wednesday at Winamayer Commercial National Bank at 7 m October–April and 7 30 m April–October Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 2 meets every Monday at 7 30 p m Castle Hall 3 Spring Street
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Scott Building
Market Street
Ascension Commandery No. 6
Ta'elock
Shreveport Lodge No
Fund A.M
J.D. Vaaxen
D. Deverns
Sec
Caddo Lodge
A.M
HE. Thomas
W.M
H. B. HearNr
ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows T Hall
Somer Market
Texas St
North Lodge No
Craarras
Raurxan
Esther No
Odd Kellows Hall
Geo
A. FoRsouier
N. G. Mus
L. A. Penny
Bec
Wigwant
Levy & Son
W. F. Thoman
D. Jenkins
P. Pontiac Tribe No. 12
Winamayer Commercial National Bank
A.J. WaaNen
Sachem
Jules Bernstein
C. Af I
Knights OF Pythias
Damon Lodge No
Castle Hail
Spring Street
An Pan. Oh C. Rat. Visvon
Calantha Lodge No
Castle Hall
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Secret Societies
Shreveport Ro
Ascension Commandery
L.E. Thomas
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Knights O' the Golden Eye
Castle No
Benesee
Grubbs
N.C
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Iin
Mienthotene
A. J. Vandusen
V. BP
Bridge Eport, la
R. L. E_ztiorr & Co
Marshall Street
A. G.oetschel
ASD
Shreveport
Louisiana
Dambly
Overbraand Boothamdelssn & Co
Victoria Lumber Co
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Onder Unite
U- W
Tillarindk
Randal
Texas Street
F. Manten, Jr
Indir
Pee Prick
Progress
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