Woolley Appointed Assayer at Boise Idaho
Washington dispatch reports H Smith Woolley a former Mormon bishop was appointed as assayer at Boise Idaho on Senator Heyburn's recommendation. The decision followed a White House conference with the president Shaw and Heyburn after editors in Boise accused him. a Treasury panel found no formal recommendation, and charges were seen as politically biased.
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Woolley
Washington
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
H. Smith Woolley
Mormon Church
Boise
White House
Shaw
Heyburn
Treasury Department
Killed by Collapse of a Mill Building Near Meadows
Frank and Jasper Al were operators of a saw mill three miles from Meadows. While piling lumber on the upper frame of the mill roof on Thursday afternoon, the structure gave way, killing Frank instantly and injuring Jasper. Frank, unmarried, left a sister and a brother. He was buried Friday afternoon amid community condolences.
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Meadows
Wrank Hill
Jasper
Al's
Lamber
Frank
Bin
Entombed in Coal Mine Disaster Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes workers trapped by a mine explosion with scattered names and locations. Readable portions mention coal mine entombment, casualties, and subsequent rescue or investigation attempts amid unclear details.
Hatlock and Outlook Club Meet in Regular Session
The Hatlock Club and Outlook Club met January 20 with Mrs. Foster presiding. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Shirley presented a gavel from the Institute. Mrs. Hays of Boise is guest of honor to address the club. Guest day invited to Hawthorn’s home next Wednesday. A $25 vote was raised to fund room furnishing in the Idaho building at the St Louis Fair. Program postponed to another date. Meeting adjourned to February 3.
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Outlook Club
Foster
Ford
Shirley
Institute
Hays
Boise
Hawthorn
Lab
Idaho
St. Loui Vair
Fair and Race Track Association Discussed in Weiser
Citizens of Mountain Home weigh forming a county fair and race track association. Weiser residents ask why their town cannot organize such a group and tout Washington county as capable of hosting an excellent fair exhibit next fall at moderate cost. They urge action to initiate steps and promote their growing city.
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Mountain Home
Weiser
Washington County
Fair and
State of Idaho
City of
Ay of
Idaho
Weiner
I Ae
Weiser Visit By Pacific Miner Correspondent
Special correspondent Ralph Roger of the Pacific Miner and Pacific Northwest Portland publications is in Weiser to feature the town’s commercial interests. Officials urge gaining outside notoriety through coverage in external journals.
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Ralph Roger
The
Pacific Miner
Pacific Northwest
Portland Publications
Weiser
Outlook Club Keeps Weiser In The Piano Race
The Outlook Club tells Weiser citizens they remain in contention to win the Biddle Piano and, if successful, will loan the piano for occasions requiring music. Readers are urged to mark tickets “Out look Club” 42-41 nl-Weskly for updates.
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Weiser
Outlook Club
Card of Thanks to Absent Friends and Family
A brief Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Ann Cusinaen Aenor Crane Walio Jeu for the support and comforting words received during a difficult time. The message thanks neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy prayers and acts of kindness.
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Ann Cusinaen
Aenor Crane
Walio
Jeu
Fragmentary OCR Wing of Unknown Article
The readable parts show a string of obscure words and nonstandard text likely from OCR errors. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable to form a proper news card.
Japanese wife of famed poet Edwin Arnold and his third marriage
Long feature notes the British poet Sir Edwin Arnold. It describes his marriages, including a later union with Tama Kurokawa, a young Japanese woman, after two previous spouses. The piece praises Lady Arnold’s charm, intellect, and gentleness, noting her social role in London society and reflecting on cross-cultural marriages of notable figures.
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Asia
Japan
Bir Réwin Arnold, KC. LG
Bombay University
Royal Asiatic Society
Siam
Jafan
Osmanich
Persia
Chrysanthemum Land
Tama Kubokawa Arnold
London Daily Telegraph
Arnold
Katherine Elizabeth Biddulph
Fannie Channing
Channing
Unitarionie
St America
Queen Victoria
Edwin Arnold
Far East
Sir Edwin Arnold
Tama Kurokawa Arnold
Lady Arnold
London
Mike Wand
Tokyo
Miley Welakay
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Boise Baker and
Sumpter
Mowley
Hatlock Club
Fair and Race Track Association
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Gem!Weekly For
the Outlook Club
nl-Weskly
Sally Slegans
Wardyl Ad
Arab Dia Shia Dior
Laby Arnold
Massbie
Ciy
Welmar
Portland General Electric Co
Pacific Electric Co
Northwest Oil & Paint Co
KE. W. Cummings
Weisar
Einer
H. E. O'Leary
Weiser Mercantile Co., Ltd
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