Open season debates on Idaho game laws and fish propagation
A long letter from Chief Deputy Warded 2 T Livingston discusses Idaho’s hunting seasons for waterfowl and other game, criticizing length and suggesting statewide protection and improved fish propagation. It cites hatchery plantings, river land values, and testimony on St Joe to Chatcolet lands, with resident observations of deer and trout programs and concerns over habitat and market effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
T. Livingston
United States
Lean
Bob Tos
Bole
Bolke
Beloltover
Maho
Fragmented notes on land near St. Joe River in Palouse Country
The document compiles scattered field observations from 1904 to 1908 about riverbank land along the St. Joe and Palouse regions. It mentions soil color, crop yields, hay and potato figures, land valuations, and attempts to define land use and reservation boundaries amid river dynamics and seasonal water levels.
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Weinees
Palouse
Withens
Amariet
Goose Heaven
Jake
Bille
Easohoe Mwonchio Beak
Teu Yo
McCarty
Maries Farm
Butler Boys
Ley Muli
Diving Et Bt. Maries
Preliminary hearing in Fred George case adjourns charges
Court records show Judge Of Probate Kgbere ordered Fred George held in custody of the sheriff without bail after testimony from about 15 witnesses. Witnesses described the events and identified George, with the defense remaining cautious as proceedings continued. In separate dispatches, Zelaya criticized US reporting on Honduras and denied plans to resign or be forced from power.
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Kgbere
Fred George
Kew
Sayer
Spearaner
H Seagraves
Leroy Mix
Sarah Mts
Harry & Harrison
Whedgsoc
Myrtle
Harry Pianer
J L Leely
Marry Marin
PF Motiorers
Bherri
Taihey
George
Wilnemeer
Billings
Purcell Family Visits Wallace With Noted Guests
Patri Purcell and IX Wallace visit with Hie Xeyrew and Niece. Rev T J Purcell of Coeur d Alene travels with his nephew Edward Purcell and Miss Katherine Purcell to Wallace. Edward is a University of Oregon graduate. Katherine Purcell just returned from extended stay abroad and underwent special mass training. May Kirby is mentioned at a Cedar Street dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs. Jacry Le Bey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeyrew
T. J. Purcell
Coeur
Alene
Hie
Sephew
Edward Purcell
Hie Price
Ketherion Purcell
Wallane
University of Orepun
Katherine Purcell
Mies 1” Porcell
Volce Sud
Baye
Dr. Parcel
Mim Purvell
May Kirby
Jacry le Bey
Cedar Piret
Wallace
Tima
Calversdig's Handbag Theft Report From Columbia
A clipping from Columbia Maine reports a handbag theft incident involving a person named Calversdig. Police are investigating the case, with details limited to the event and location and no further suspects or outcomes provided. The fragment indicates a local crime note in a small-town paper.
King Albert Seeks Reform in Congo Legacy Crisis
King Albert I signals reform in the Congo crisis, accepting recommendations from national and military figures tied to the late Leopold era including Baron Wapls, governor general of the Belgian Congo Free State. This marks a preliminary step toward dismantling abuses and the old regime in central Africa.
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Albert Ras
Leopold
Baron Wapls
Generel
Belgian Congo Free State
Congo
Serene Criticham
Jaa
Fire damages Raines racket on Sherman Street
A major blaze destroyed most of a racket store owned by Fred Raines on Sherman Street near the ice hall last night. Firefighters saved the rear portion and blocked further spread after two lines of water. the building and stock suffered extensive loss while owners planned insurance adjustments and spring restocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bherman Stro
Itr
Beier
Fred Raines
Maior
Simre
Tad
Indy
Raines
Teithe
Malvoe
Bilding
Teterwon
American Trust
Young Turas Amkanman The Governor Genial Charged
Constantinople report says Hasen Tipli Pashs, governor of Yemen valley, charged the Young Turks with responsibility for granting rajua die cosemalone to fir signers without sufficient reserve. The accusation ties to a squabble with no crime details provided.
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Mad
Constantinoplee
Haseen Tipli Pashs
Anemal
Yemen
Are
Ned Sea
Hasen
Rajuadie
Turkey
Settlers Form Organization Against Water Power Push
Local settlers gathered in Mt. Joe and Coeur d'Alene river valleys to organize action against Washington Water Power. A large meeting at City Hall in Wallace planned formal union to fight rate hikes and river diversions, with speakers including A A Crane and J A Mallinger. Proceedings moved toward court action as supporters urged a sustained, organized effort through January meetings.
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Mettiers
Mt. Joe
Cowar d’Alene
United Action 4
Mistriet Court
Bereett
Crane
Empmny
Kaol‘Yaa
Washington Water Power Company
Ind Ite
Ie Die Inlet
Coeur d'Aimue
Jinary
AA Darksel
GB McCarthy
Atom
A.aston
J. A. Mallinger
Wo M “Urcell
Professor Marry
TM van Cleary
A. A Dar
Ballinger
Wallace
Effarie
Weithers
Ulion
Beth Rumen
Idaho
Cemimiantan
Washington Watee Power Company
Gooding
Unclear text on city budget and neighborhood project
Fragmentary report from Chicago December discusses a proposed expenditure of 55 million dollars for a neighborhood project. It mentions figures around 9 million and 55 million and references a voter approval process and a governing body. Names and places are garbled but indicate municipal financial measures and oversight.
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Hays
Hay Spar
Blaine
Warm River
Fremont
Bandpotet
Benner
Eve
Wagdah Ringneck
St. Joe
Thomas P. Campbell
St. Maries
Coeur d'Alene
Withena
St. Marlen
Chateo
Willuee
Maries
Butlers
Witnoes
Alfred Ducowman
Fort Sherman
Marios
Oyony
St. Jor
Ben- WA Inke
Joo
Oceamont
St. Marley
Chatcolet
Agi
Cueur @Alene bask & Trust company
Comer
Mave Hown
Ralteau
Joe
Marie Pest Gay
I. Marien
Zelaya
Bakers
Sherif
Mexico City
Mealey
Dee
Jhiseed
Tay
Lsoplee
America
Fen Inet Ainer EC
Ste Chey
Zelaye
Waltwd
United Imine
Tanita
Maox
Nearaane
Aramaim
Forwlan Affaire
Zelaya Jie
Patri Purcell
CAE Ostiaety
Columbia
Mievourt Calversdig's
King Albert
Turas Amkanman
AOE
Beret
A. A. Crane
Oncagis Mg Root
Chicago
Cabene
Ane
Echiters
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