Life of Rev Mary Baker G Eddy in New Hampshire Patriot
The Concord New Hampshire Patriot recounts the life of Rev Mary Baker G Eddy founder of Christian Science. A lengthy excerpt praises her humility, healing work, and intellectual stature while noting mixed views from townspeople and readers in Patterson Idaho.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Henry Robinson
Eddy
Immanuel
God
Science and Health
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Bristow's Report and Mormon Influence in Politics
Bristow's report details extensive Post Office corruption with 46 indictments involving 31 individuals, including Heath of the Republican National Committee, while Roosevelt endorses the findings and urges longer statute limits. The piece questions Mormon Church involvement in politics, focusing on Reed Smoot and his senate seat, and notes regional rail plans at Thunder Mountain.
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General Bristow
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Foor
Department
Perry
Heath
Machen
Cleveland
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Bristow
Littaver
Dubois and the Mormons in Williams News
The New York Sun reports Washington trustworthiness that an emissary from the Mormon church offered Senator Dubois of Idaho support for re election if he quits efforts to unseat Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. Dubois allegedly demanded too high a price, signaling a tense political moment for him in Idaho.
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Senate
United States
Mormon Church
House
Roberts
Washington
Apostle Smoot
Utah
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Smoot
New York Sun
Dubois
Idaho
War over Smoot rages in Senate as Dubois leads
A report notes the battle to unseat Reed Smoot in the U S Senate led by Senator Dubois. A Kansas boy reacts to news of a newborn brother with humor, asking where it came from and joking about trading it for a pup in a light, anecdotal interjection.
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Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Senator Dubois
Kansas
Mamma
Jimmie
Johnny Green
Stray Polled Bull Found in Sawtooth Valley
Taken up at my place in Sawtooth valley on November 21 1908 a ret polled or dehorned bull about two years old lame in left hind leg no brand left ear cropped and slit owner can have the animal by paying charges and for this notice W Law first publication December 1908
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Sawtooth Valley
Custer County Stockmen Meet to Form Association
All stockmen in this portion of Custer county are requested to meet at the Court House in Challis on Saturday December 19 1903 at 1 o clock p m for the purpose of forming a Stock Association Comarrven.
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Custer County
Court House
Challis
Notice of pardon petition by manslaughter convict
The undersigned, convicted of manslaughter in the March 1902 term of the District Court for Custer County Idaho, sentenced to ten years in the Idaho State Penitentiary, applies to the Idaho Board of Pardons at the January 1904 session for a pardon. Jacob Permanen, first publication December 6, 1903.
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Wrom
Custer
Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiary
Sai Board
Jacon Permanen
Firat
Dee
Immortality Questioned by William Jennings Bryan
Bryan argues against the idea that life ends with death. He asks whether divine power would resurrect nature and deny eternal souls, contending that God ensures ongoing existence beyond the grave and that mortals share in a divine plan through creation.
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William Jennings Bryan
Breakwater bid notice for Salmon River project Idaho 1904
Sealed bids for construction of a breakwater on the north side of Salmon river five miles above the bridge below Watson's ranch are invited by the Custer county Idaho Board of County Commissioners at the January 1904 meeting. Plans and specifications are in the Clerk's office. Bids must be sealed and marked Proposals for Breakwater and filed with the Clerk on or before the second Monday of January 1904. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board. Gno, B. Keres, Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Salmon River
Watson's Ranch
Gno
B. Keres
Cleri
Gro
Keynes
County Printing Bids Sought for 1904 Year
January 1904 meeting of the county board sets printing for 1904 including ballots and instruction cards for all elections. Bids must be sealed marked Proposals for County Printing and filed with the Clerk by the second Monday in January 1904. The board reserves the right to reject any bid.
Short Line Officials Visit May Purchase Pin Road
A special Short Line train with an engine and three coaches toured Council yesterday. On board were Vice President and General Manager W. H. Bancroft Superintendent B. B. Calvin and Division Superintendent EK E. Manson. Rumors say the Pin Road may be acquired by the Oregon Short Line, repaired and extended to the Meadows, with discussions suggesting a potential mothering expansion.
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P. & I. N.railroad
W. H. Bancroft
B. B. Calvin
EK. E. Manson
Short Line
Oregon’ Short Line
Bid for County Poor Care Hospital and Jail Services 1901
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites bids during the January 1904 meeting for care and maintenance of the indigent sick and dependent poor for 1901. Bidder to contract to provide hospital building, meals, clothing, lodging, medicines, medical staff and jail attendance, including burial of deceased, with options for daily or full-term pricing. Bids must be sealed and filed with the Clerk by the second Monday of January 1901. the board may reject all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
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W. Law
Custer County Stock Association
James Gayle
R.n.hull & CO
General Merchandise
William Buster
Prop
W. H. Ferixey SR
Idaho Furniture CO
Pocatello, Idaho
William Rampton
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