Idaho Exploration and Development Company organized
An Idaho publication announces the Idaho Exploration & Development Company, a Weiser Idaho outfit with capital of one million dollars. It details incorporation, officers led by Charles Morse, and a plan to develop Thunder Mountain and Seven Devils copper districts, offering 100000 shares at 10 cents to attract small investors, and promises active prospecting and safe investment. Also includes obituary notes and miscellaneous notices.
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Ita
United States
Idaho
Bitter Roof
Salmon River
Thuider Mountain
Oltba
Talim
Testat
Charles Morse
Busiieas
Washington County
R. E. Wilson
Camberdue
P. A. Markson
Walter
Selwyn
Weiser, Trewaurer
W. 1. Lovejoy
Weiser
Board of Disseptors
Pee
Caprum
Ridle
Auld Corporation
Thunder Mountain
Salmson River
Seven Devils
Idaho Exploration & Development Company
Inquiry for addresses of Idaho district officials and locals
A reader asks the paper for the mailing addresses of Geo Ferguson at Weiser Ira Hendricks and Ellery urky to contact about the marshal district in Thunder Mountain country The letter notes Idaho wood coming to the state and urges readers to seek information for others interested in the region Ferguson can be reached by letter at Weiser and Hendricks at Resort Idaho
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R. E. Lockwood
Weiser
Siri
Geo. Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Ira Hendricks
Elleryurky
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Marshal Lake Country
George Ferguson
Resort
American Municipal Engineering Magazine
Indianapolis
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Travel by Rail Through Fall and Winter Scenic Lines
Geof Heintz, Assistant General Passenger Agent in Salt Lake City, promotes year round rail travel along Rio Grande Western and Denver and Rio Grande routes. The campaign highlights Salt Lake City to Glenwood, Colorado Springs, Denver, and Salt Lake access with sleeping and dining car service and weekly personally conducted excursions.
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Ravel
Salt Lake City
Grant Salt Lake
Glenwood
Colorado Springs
Denver
Geof Heintz
Utah
Colorado
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
West
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Perfyet
Geo. W. Heintz
Boer Petition Signers Grow From Middle Valley
A fresh list adds about 50 signers from Middle Valley to a Boer petition, bringing total from that locale to over 90. Washington county backers urge the administration to adopt a friendly stance toward a small republic in Africa, while the state People's Party central committee in Boise deposed Chairman Andrews and calls county committees to meet March 15 to decide whether to stay united or align with other parties.
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Middle Valley
Siawan Tins
Washington County
Sasume
Africa
America
State Central Committee
The
People's Party
Boise
Andrews
Newbro's Herpicide Reverses Hair Loss and Doubts Cleared
A Doctoring testimonial from Butte Mont describes hair loss reversed after trying Newbro's Herpicide, praising its effect. It also promotes municipal engineering reading and the Rio Grande lines travel route, with ads for Dr. King's New Discovery promising cures for coughs and bronchial diseases, including consumpt ion and pneumonia.
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Dandraf
B. Eletoher
Butte
Mont
Clandeuil
Newbro
Basiness Moyer's Carriage Paint Shop Opens
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new carriage paint shop by Basiness Moyer. References to cleansing, health aids, and a curious “Sav rere ses with Cascarets” phrase appear, but no clear dates or events. Cooperation with local trades and potential product mentions are implied.
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Basiness—Moyer’s
Inmates at Boise Soldiers' Home Report
January figures from Captain Guon show 102 inmates with an average roll of 90. The home draws $8,304 monthly from the national government per member, amounting to $750 for January. Expenditures total $1,252. From last year’s $5,000 appropriation and the $8,954.93 endowment, a balance of $1,051.59 remains. Also notes about envelopes and coal specials appear.
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Guon
Soldiers’ Home
Boise
Brave Railway Flagman Saves Woman At Crossing
John Ricker, a flagman on the Doylestown branch near Jenkintown, warned a woman from Glenside, Miss Maylover Rover, of an approaching southbound freight. He sprang into action as the train struck her, saving her life despite serious injuries to himself. She survived after severe facial and jaw injuries.
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First
Jenkintown
Doylestown
Wading Railway
Matt
Glenside
John Ricker
Miss Maylover
J. L. Rover
Miss Korer
Miss Rover
Becks Famous Hot Springs Leader Promotes Healing Waters
Prof McNamara of the McNamara School of Magnetic and Natural Healing oversees Becks Famous Hot Springs in Salt Lake City. He combines the efficacious waters with notable advantage for healing diseases. All cars on the Bamberger railroad stop at Mt the springs now.
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McNamara
McNamara School of Magnetic and Natural Healing
Beck
Salt Lake City
Bamberger Railroad
Mt the Springs
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Nutshell Publishing Company
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Mead
Attleboro
Mass
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Thorms
Rosa Richardson
Laurel Spring
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Churchill's
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LION
Job Moyer
OAS
Stenerond
Sato & Deposit Co
Pistaburg
Bomerencd Ag
Weston
Tg Komady Company
Chlangey Mestreat
New Hark
WCTO
BAC Ince
Bole
Kelly
Universal Majestic Steel
Garland
Studebaker
Oliver Plows
OPP & Davis
Wreiser, Raano
Anderson
Barton
Bradley
J. Hixon
Bank OF Weiser Weiber
IDPYF
A. I. Anderson
E. M. Barton
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Fred L.taylor
J. W. Ayers
W. F. Sommercamp
Morris Sommer
M. Hixon
Thurope
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Ida
Freeman Bros. Stage Line
Esten Freeman
Council
Meadows
Warren
Thunder Mt
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