Idaho Midland would pass through rich Idaho counties
A lengthy editorial argues the Idaho Midland railroad from Butte Montana to Boise Idaho would traverse Custer and Lemhi counties, tapping vast mineral and agricultural wealth. It details routes through Challis Bayhorse and Yankee Fork, notes abundant mines and timber, rail access, expected freight, and strong backing from Boise directors, urging cheaper, faster transport to unlock regional prosperity.
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Butte
Montana
Boise City
Idaho
Idaho Midland
Custer
Lombi
Custer County
Midland
Saving Oes
Black‘Toot
Lemhi
Lemhi County
the Midland
T. W. Bates
Boise
O. B. Jackson
H. BE. Neal—Treas
Glover
Jas. A. Pinney
Challis
Bonanza
Salmon River
Robinson Bar
Clayton
Crystal
Bayhorse Creek
Bayhorse
Great Lost River
Houston
Salmon
Pahsamaroi Valley
Salmon City
Gibbonsville
Seafoam
Sheep Mountains
Loon Creek
Mt. King
Eureka
Sulphur
Bull Dog
Josephus
Vanity
Blackhawk
Yankee Fork
Badger
Mt. Estes
Washington Mill
Jordan Creek
Dickseys
Warm Spring Creek
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Squaw Creek
Redbird
Poverty Flat
East
Round Valley
Big
Little Lost River
Pahsamaroi
Lembi
Lembi Valley
Lembhi County
Garden Creek
Big Lost River Valley
Cliff
Pattison Creek
Germania Basin
Centennial Plat
Yellow Jacket
Wilson Creek
Singiser
Blackbird
Shoup
Leesburg
Moose Creek
Indian Creek
Kirtley
Carmen Creeks
Devil fish appetites and octopus lore from distant shores
A curious survey of regional eating habits and octopus lore across Hawaii, Bermuda, Alaska, Mindanao, and China, describing methods to catch and cook the devil fish and octopus, their appearances, temperaments, and the risky entanglements of fishermen with these eight-armed creatures.
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Devil Fish
Bahamas
Bermuda
Hawaii
Octopus
Hawaiian
Honolulu
China
Preserving Dead Bodies by Naples Surgeon Manini
European physicians marvel at Dr Be Manini in Naples for a bath based method to desiccate bodies without incisions or injections. The process in three stages yields provisional desiccation then marble hardening and finally restores color and flexibility, making the subject look merely asleep. Woodsawyers in Atlanta have formed a trust of 200 members fixing stonewood sawing prices from 75 cents to one dollar per unit with each member a bound man or cripple.
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Naples
Be “Manini
Chicago Chronicle
Atlanta
Chioom Journal
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Spano
Obalus
M. M. Swigatt
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Prorarmror
Sauly
Red Fish Lakes
Blaine County
Sheep Mountain
Loon Ereek
St Dobo Midland
Pat the Devil Fish
Maohi
United States
Georgia
Mindanao
Alaska
Ron. Hunn
Tamus Gayle
W. H. Forever
Hull & Co
Specialy
Idaho Furniture CO
Wm. Rampton
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Pocatello, Idaho
John P. Spalding
Prop
Pabst
Milwaukee Beer