Mormon Invasion of Oregon Schools Sparks Local Fear
June 28 1905 reports Mormons expanding into LaGrande Oregon public schools with a tabernacle. Utah exposure shows religious clauses in 300 schools. Nampa and Payette fear Mormon influence, sugar factory promises, and Reed Smoot political impact. President Parkinson’s tribe noted as aiding votes.
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LaGrande
Oregon
Utah
Joe Saih
Earth
Nampa
Joe Smith
Reed Smoot
Payette
A. B. Moss
Parkinson
Outrageous injustice and hospital leadership clash
A provincial column laments moral failings and public scandal while noting changes in a state hospital leadership. Dr. Givens is described as ousted from the Blacktoot asylum position, with Dr. Hoover of Montpelier slated as the new head as construction and funding questions loom.
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Capital News
Givens
Hoover
Montpelier
Ae Firet
Which man was never known to fol low woman, yet who is to blame for
A fragmentary quotation questions male blame for the downfall of woman, suggesting divine judgment by angels and God. The line appears as an excerpt, indicating context from a larger reflective or moral discussion.
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Angels of
Heaven
God
Idahoans doubt Reed Smoot address on Independence Day
The Salt Lake Tribune notes Idahoans will hear Apostle-Senator Reed Smoot speak on patriotism with skepticism. The piece questions Smoot’s stance on liberty, loyalty, and law, suggesting his rhetoric clashes with real independence day values and labeling him a group hierarchy defender.
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Reed Smoot
Los Angeles
Roed Smoot
Idaboans
Eed Smoot
Apeatle
Utah
Unclear Nineteenth Century Rhetoric Fragment
Fragmentary text suggests a harsh stance on independence or liberty without external labor. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable. The readable line echoes punitive language and collective control themes without concrete context or events.
The Mormon Compact Haunts Him
W E Borah of Idaho campaigns for Senate amid rumors of a Mormon compact with Idaho leaders. Gentile voters oppose him, while he seeks Republican convention endorsement. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills with generic bowel health claims.
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Goodwin
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Dubois
Chairman Gooding
Borah
Book Store Ads Rent Magazines and Books
An advertisement offers cheap books and magazines with rental options. Dundes rents the latest issues for five days at ten cents and provides eight magazines per month for 36 points. Details and particulars are available at the Book Store.
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Magis
Dundes
Cure for Bad Kidney Disease with Electric Bitters
C F Collier of Cherokee Indiana cites Electric Bitters as the cure for his severe kidney disease. He says his kidneys were so damaged he needed a cushion to sit and suffered backache headaches and low mood. He praises the tonic as restoring his health and recommends it to others with weak kidneys liver or stomach. Price 500 guaranteed by all druggists.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Snow Liniment Ad Claims Cure for Sore Believed Cancer
An 1902 testimonial from Westmoreman credits Ballard Snow Liniment Co. with curing a stubborn chin sore thought to be cancer. The note urges a 50 cent bottle for Mrs Sophia J Carson of Allensville and mentions Churchill Drug & Paint Co as seller. It promotes Snow Liniment for cuts burns fever sores sore eyes boils and other ailments while asserting fast relief.
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Westmoreman
Nuns
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Allensville
Miffin Go
Churchill Drag & Paint Co
Booklen
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Tos
Fragmentary OCR Health Notice Appears in Paper
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a health or employment notice with unclear phrases. Readable terms reference work, renewal, and names, but essential facts are missing.
Neighbors News: Barns Rise as settlers push westward
The Eagle reports on two large barns under construction a 566 by 100 foot structure and another in progress. Several travelers and prospectors arrive from Nevada England and Illinois. Frances Bardias notes excellent local schools while Miss Mickelson’s work impresses. William Wilson considers relocating with his family to Idaho. J W Wilson plans a Portland visit for the fair.
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Frances Bardias
Inez
Miss Mickelson
Charles A. Campbell
All Hospital
Baker City
Campbell
Baker
Elizabeth Olay
Charley
Olay
J. W. Wilson
McLeansboro
Ilinois
Mr. Wilson
John, Charles
Morris Merritt
Ollie Merritt
Gieorge Sherwood
James
Hugh Merritt
Caldwell
Wilson
Portland
Idaho
A. Green
Echyler, Neb
Council
H. H. Consitt
Nancy Green
Fair Oake
Cal
Fair Oaks
Salubria News-Letter Highlights local notes and travel
From the News-Letter of Salubria: Misa Lily Qolo returns home after teaching on Snake River. Mrs. Jake Ader of Midvale visits town. her baby suffers a bad cough. Haying opens Monday and ranch work notes two tons per acre. William J. Young buys the Taylor hinge and hauls lumber to Grane Orsole for new buildings. S. E. Sweaney returns from the upper country with Mr. Myers. Tindie of Pine Creek under medical care.
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Misa Lily Qolo
Snake River
Jake Ader
Midvale
Ader
J. Young
Grane Orsole
E. Sweaney
Mr. Myers
Bble
Council From the Advance. 7 Mining and travel bustle in town
Farmers begin cutting first crop of alfalfa next week as sheepmen haul supplies to camps. J A McMullen brings 500 lbs ore to Salt Lake City for milling. Several residents face illnesses and injuries while freight and mining activity surge around Council, with roads opening to Grouse Creek and Seven Devils boosting trade.
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J. A. McMullen
Warren
Salt Lake City
Grouse Creek
Marshall Lake
Thunder Mountain
Council
Pollock
Salmon River
Stites
Seven Devils
Fragmented OCR Note on Modland Byrup Textes
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Mave You Cont Ados of Modland and names like Mike and Caamynour. The passage is unreadable in places, with phrases about a person named Mh ty and references to Nets om Hovtiiet and a Dineee 4 stay tessa.
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Byrup
Mike
Ian
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