Jenkin's Sayings and the Middle Valley Boom
A rambling column from Sakeweek Idaho in which Bill Jinkins muses on moving back to Posey County, laments progress in Middle Valley, and rails at inflation and street clutter. He paints a past of peaceful days, notes rapid growth, price rises, and the scramble to outpace rivals as the valley poised for a winner.
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Sakeweek
Idaho
Posey County
Bill Jinkins
Middle Valley
Columbus
Pittsburg
Nez Perce
Portland
New York
Boston
Jim Jonnsex
Bedridden Veteran Seeks Relief in Bitters Trial
An old soldier J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio endures years of kidney trouble and illness with little medical relief until he uses Meothe Bitters. The ad-like fragment claims rapid improvement and promises future liver and stomach benefits, urging reliance on the remedy and druggists for purchase.
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J. J. Havens
Versailles
Stoumanh
Howe
Special Teachers Examination Held at Cornell in 1903
Notice is hereby given that a special teachers examination for second and third grade certificates will be held at Cornell September 25 and 26, 1903. Questions in school law will be taken from the chapter on School District Organization and Powers in the state constitution Article 7.
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Cornell
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Aspen
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
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Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Ogden Union Depot
Salt Lake City
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Pmracst
Imai
Dint
Age
G. A. Bile
Trey
Page
Phinie
Habo
Ray
Gen
Gol
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Morris Sommer
Weiser, Idaho
Joe Taylor
Rapid River
Candee's
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Northrup
Fairland Barred Rocks
Byce
Frank Gardiner
Huntington
Oregon
Harver
Wastro
Kandy
H-te
Connor & McGhee
Rolf Stent
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Frank Korup
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Kelly
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