Idaho Falls druggist's death sends word to a storekeeper at Arbon
September 11, 1907 · Newspaper clipping
When the Pocatello Tribune reported an Idaho Falls druggist's suicide in September 1907, its closing line about his brother's store at Arbon became the oldest printed trace yet found of the Payne store.
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- September 11, 1907
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- Pocatello Tribune, September 11, 1907, page 1. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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The article as printed in the Pocatello Tribune, September 11, 1907, page 1. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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