Death of Frank Adams in Cambridge (headline stays within character limit)
Frank Adams died Saturday August 31 at around 2:60. Funeral held at Salubria Baptist church with many mourners. Born Cornwall England October 13 1833, he lived in Salubria valley since 1875, married May Chapman in 1860, with five children. He was remembered as jolly, honest, and a good citizen. The community extends sympathy. the P and I N Railway invites editors to a free scenic excursion.
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Ashby's Cash Store to Open Twenty Day Run
Superintendent Moulton says the drier will open next week to run twenty days starting Monday, drying prune crop for shipment. Italian prunes will be sent, about two carloads due to June freeze. minutely fine quality. Fred Bassler, former Golden Rule owner now in Mineral, is in Boise planning to start business here. Boise sentiment condemns the attempted presidential assassination. one man expressed approval and was publicly admonished.
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Utah State Fair Round Trip Ticket Notice
The Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City is set for October 1 to 5 1901. A round trip from Weiser Idaho is priced at 22 15 with tickets on sale October 1 through October 15 1901 and continuous passage in each direction. J W Larisi, Agent.
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Boise Street Fair Promises Amusement Next Week
A Boise street fair invites locals and visitors to enjoy a week of amusements and entertainment. Organizers advertise food vendors, rides, live performances, and family friendly activities for all ages as crowds are expected to gather.
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