County Commissioners Invite Proposals for River Bridge Repair
The Board of County Commissioners of Cuser County Idaho will consider bids in June for repairing a bridge over the Silmon river below Kane Watson. Work includes replacing and reinforcing the timber deck and rails to restore safe passage. Bids submitted to the Clerk by the second Monday of January must be marked Proposals for Repair of Watena Bridge and may be rejected at the board’s discretion.
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Commiestoners
Cuser County
Idaho
Silmon
Taueh
Kane Watson
Ars
Beford
Watena Bridge
Bryes
Proposals Sought by Custer County for Printing Services
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites sealed proposals for university newspaper printing and related publications for a one year term beginning the second Monday in January. Proposals must cover all legal notices and general election materials plus cards of instruction as required by state law. The county may reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commimioners
Custer County
Idaho
Neversity
Joan of County Commissioners
Hoska Teisw
Condt
Sitideon Arpet
Ain
Iurked
Ander
Petitions for County Poor Care Contract Bid
The board of county commissioners of Custer County invites proposals for care of the county poor at the vallyent sek for one year from January. Bids must be filed with the Auditor by the second Monday in January 1800. Successful bidder must enter contract to provide food lodging medical care and suitable hospital facilities as required. Bond equal to twice the contract price will be required. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. GEO. E. KEVES, Clerk.
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Peart County
Coster
Custer
Sall Ber
Jawhelly
Child’s miraculous recovery from paralysis and convulsions
A Florida family from Umatilla reports six years of childhood paralysis and seizures ending after using Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Fannie Adams, seven, began improving after January doses, with her last convulsion in February and walking unaided within weeks. The pills were bought at Dr Shelton’s drugstore in Umatilla, and the publisher notes endorsement by local physicians.
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Ion
Hina
Umatilla
Beeter
Fannie Adams
A. J. Adams
Tenneases
Florida
Billy
Adams
Fannie
East
Tennessee
Ecion
Bustia
Waunie
Adiius
Willian
Alo
Ile
Avdama
Ahu
Shelton
Umatillo
Alanal
Pe. Williams
A Swindle Unmasked in St Louis Grand Social Scene
In Detroit Free Press reminiscence, a narrator recalls a hotel encounter with Margie Morell’s brother and a daring bank swindle in St Louis. A Denver mock lawyer and a Boston trickster conspire to drain a bank account, but the narrator plots to recover the funds with help from Margie and the Morell family. The tale ends with reconciliation and a wealthy marriage.
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Stas
Boston
Denver
St. Louis
St. Louis Lawrence
Bochart
New York
Qnee
Howe
Iadine
Lawrence Bochart
Fred Moret
Morel
Thad
Netting
Morell
Moore
Frei
Ueda
Rob
Mrmder
Margie
Dream Corran
Detroit
Free
Won't Mind the Doctor Fashionable Physician Trashes Diet Rules
A renowned physician with a fashionable practice vents in anger over a socialite patient. He recounts prescribing strict rules and a tonic to a 15 year old, yet she remains pallid and unhappy, prompting him to consider ending treatment if she does not comply.
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Mae Ale
Henry George and the Mindset of Absentmindedness
A reviewer notes Henry George possessed sharp intellect yet frequent absentmindedness. He joked about forgetting names at a Lotus Club dinner, mistaking a man for one called Kinsella when Moriarty was the right name. The anecdote contrasts his lively engagement on business with moments of memory lapse.
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Henry George
Review of Reviews
Dayton
New York
Lotus Club
Kinsella
Moriarty
A Natural Death and Gum Chewing in London
The piece recounts a wide ranging talk about Col. Tom Stuart and a Kentucky career ending in a natural death while noting a London Medical Journal report on gum chewing among fashionable young women. It cites inquiries into gum chewing and describes rubbery gum flavors sold in London shops.
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Kentucky
Tom Stuart
Washington Star
Stiteeman
Poll Fies
Bie
Thander
London
British Medical Journal
United States
Queen and Palestine Visit and Railway Passenger Decline
The text notes a desire by the Queen to visit Palestine and look upon Jerusalem’s ruins from the Mount of Olives as a way to picture the past. It also reports railway officials blaming long distance telephones for reduced passenger traffic among tusinees and men as wolves in Mansta devour hundreds of thousands of sheep and cattle.
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Palestine
Asninet Taurants
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Forney
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S. L. Rogers
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Sturgeron
Oballis, Idaho
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Leon E. Calhoun
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Salmon River
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Mrs
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