Newspapers Clash Over Campaign Announcements
Coeur d Alene Evening Press criticizes Brady aligned newspapers for endorsing the governor and withholding rival papers. Editors warn against paid campaign notices while praising state papers for fair coverage and urging clear policy on candidate announcements.
Timber fraud charges linked to Idaho officials inquiry
A local paper reports on timber fraud allegations tied to Idaho officials and the sale of Almiber to a private party. It notes a congressional probe into Marble River cases, urging impartial inquiry and warning against quashing investigations. Governor Brady and Governor Geod voice bitterness, calling for full scrutiny.
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Scientific dry farming yields strong in northern Idaho
Reports from Latah Nez Perce and surrounding counties show reliable yields under dry farming. Professor W J Addings notes wheat 36-40 bushels, oats and barley 40, corn 50, with potatoes 100 to 200 bushels. Moscow mayor D T Byeus praises farmers for summer fallow and moisture efficiency.
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Arctic Controversy Over Peary Polar Relics Explored
Berlin reports a hearing request by commander Robert Peary’s counsel to challenge German jurisdiction over the controversy surrounding Arctic discoveries. Franche claims $46,008 for fur and whale tooth deliveries, alleging misappropriation by Peary’s party during transport home. Randolph Prancke, now in Germany, is linked to Arctic trophies disputed in the era’s Cook versus Peary factions.
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Opening of International Union Meeting in Pune
A fragmented report from Pune notes the opening today of a meeting of the International Union with focus on labor era issues. Mentions include carpenters, flaggers, bridge workers and stowage aids, highlighting preparation and organizing efforts for the event.
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Publicity ire over campaign ads and printer costs
A South Idaho reader urges candidates to pay for newspaper space, arguing editors should not fund campaigns. The letter complains lawyers printers and publishers fund political notices, while urging lawful paid notices and house-to-house campaigning as proper alternatives. It critiques editors for shouldering campaign burdens and calls for candidates to use lawfully paid notices or direct outreach.
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Red Men Trek to Oklahoma Muskogee June 27
Abbreviated report notes the Red Men, a Native American fraternal group, moving toward Muskogee Oklahoma for a nationwide pilgrimage. The piece mentions large gatherings, blankets, and clothing sales fueling the assembly, with expectations of thousands of participants by week’s end.
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Reachers and Ministers in Debate on Entertainment in Sermons
The piece explores clashes between actors and clergy over entertaining sermons, citing Edward Davis, a former Campbellite turned actor. It parallels Garrick and a theologian tale, noting actors bring their own soul to performance while preaching often remains didactic. It argues preaching must avoid empty rhetorical style to hold interest.
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Preaching as an Art and Power of Salvation
A historical reflection on preaching as a transformative craft. Jarry Maca’s conversion and river rat tale are cited to illustrate how personal salvation empowers preaching that persuades diverse listeners. The piece argues true preaching emerges from inner peace rather than spectacle, guiding hearts toward faith.
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Open Camp Port Detroit Start of School Testing Day
Open camp activities in Detroit begin with a morning testing session for school students. The session aims to set a baseline for the day as boys from local schools participate and carry forward into afternoon activities.
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