Fragmentary Idaho political personnel list names
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple Idaho state officials and political figures including Weldon Heyburn Harding Thomas Brady and others. It also mentions offices such as State Engineer and Idaho Water Commissioner with several unreadable or garbled names and places like Twin Falls. The fragment provides no clear event or context beyond naming individuals and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon B. Heybarney
Williara
Torads
Thomas BR. Hauner
Werner James H. Brady
Robert
Custer County Idaho Offers Great Prospects For Settlers
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists with rich mines and diverse resources. The region, created after 1876, now houses about 5,000 people with farming, stock-raising, mining, and grazing as main pursuits. Key towns include Mackay, Bay Horse, Bonanza, Custer, and Stanley with valleys such as Big Last River and Thousand Spring. The Oregon Short Line may extend to Challis, and Rocky Mountain Bell lines link Blackfoot to Challis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon
Mackay
Houston
Custer
Stanley
Big Last
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Challis
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Mines Mills and Mining in Custer County Wealthy Yet Undeveloped
Custer county stands as a rich mining region with numerous districts and mines including Mackay copper mines, Morgan Creek lead and silver, Bayhorse Ramstorn Skylark, Poverty Just Forks, and Yankee Fork. It lists five quartz mills, a dredge, mills at Stanley, a Clayton smelter, a Bay Horse concentrator, and a 5000 claim landscape, yet the area remains largely underprospected and needing better transport and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Mackay
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayiorse
Thompson Robinson
Stanley Basin
Sheep Mountain
Clayton
Bayhorse
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture supports mining in enriching Custer County. Salmon River and its creeks drain vast arable lands soon to be irrigated to reclaim sagebrush. Stock-raising dominates the economy with mild winters and rich summer ranges, boosting revenues and taxes. county boasts timber, minerals, good schools, churches, and planned railroad growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Band of Man
Salmon River
Custer County
Challis
Bach District
Unallis
Yearly Health Day Proposed as Utah Legal Holiday
A Utah bill proposes a yearly Health Day on the first Monday of October to require cleaning and disinfection of all buildings frequented by the public. Local boards would enforce the rule with a 56 dollar penalty for noncompliance, and the state board of health would prescribe disinfectants. Representative William E. White backs the measure, arguing it will curb disease and educate the public on sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Legisature
Ttia
State Board of Heart
William E. White
Colorado
Serum Cure for Pneumonia Claims Breakthrough
Professors Paniebi and Tizzoni announce to the Academy of Sciences in Bologna a discovery they call the Lacillus of pneumonia that multiplies unusually and they report success in destroying bacilli with a rabbit serum in pneumonia patients. Dr Margorek of Paris Pasteur Institute is credited with a tuberculosis serum now under cautious verification by Viennese and Parisian experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paniebi
Tizzoni
Academy of Sciences of
Bologna
Margerek
Pasteur
Stitute
Paris
Bock
Lehroetter
Weiehsrbaum
Vienna University
Margorek
Buried After Forty Years in Colston Devon Funeral
A remarkable funeral at Colston Devon saw the embalmed bodies of Mrs Jenny Kingdon who died forty years ago and Mrs Sarah Jane Gibbs Kingdon who died fifteen years since laid to rest side by side before a large town crowd. Nearby, Mr Harry de Spencer Kingsen has died. his mother's embalmed body was found in a room and his wife’s embalmed body in the greenhouse. Kingdon built a mausoleum with three sarcophagi for himself, his wife, and his mother, though his own body was not laid to rest there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colston
Devon
England
Jenny Kingdon
Iehterinian
Sarah Jane Gibbs Kingdon
Harry de Spencer Kingsen
Moon Atlas Discovery Alters Crater Heights Claim
William Henry Pickering of Harvard reveals craters' altitudes skew lat long measurements in lunar mapping. His new atlas shows crater heights affect positional data, challenging Pravg’s earlier exhaustive lunar mountains and craters work from two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Pickering
Harvard
Pravg
Vrof Pickering
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Michel Bhenisid
Roberts
Alex. Burnett
Chaitin
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Ubarus Waetdbeurd
Ikrsasher
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Hi Ilew Fee
Marsha
Jamer Cover
S.m.ballard
U.S
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Bite
Latcey
Toauo
Milton A. Brown
Thalt Cony Challis
Iparno
DR. Kirtley
Adanson Boiling
J. W. Lynn
FT. M.D
Chase A. Clark
Mann & Co
New York
St. Washington
Utah
Oberlin College
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Chicago Record-Herald
Itof
Cerieumas Lavers
Pat
Sis Ever
Harlow- Bricca
Main ‘Street
Sam Francisco
Cal
Shiberman Bros
Larose
Ios
Meteroolitas National Bank
Chicago
Custinental Nathal Bank
Natwral Bank
Salt Lake Coty
Uta Pathunal
HANK
Utiames
Lew Co
Sencar Dos
Woterrs & Uh Sellast Peck
Packers
Cox Pon
Haut Beas. & CO
Union Stock
Sulbernam Brothers
Michigan St
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Washington
Minneapolis, Minn
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Porham
Marshalltown Buggy Company
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