Annual Estimate and Statement for Cottonwood Village 1928
Village of Cottonwood Idaho presents a fiscal year estimate ending May 1 1928 for expenses including sinking fund bonds 1000 and interest 1140 officer and employee costs water rent street repair and other village expenses totaling 8640. Revenue for year ending May 1 1923 lists licenses fines taxes bond sale and miscellaneous sources totaling 25149.22 with other items noted.
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Cottonwood
Idascene
Board of Trustees
W. W Bad
Caan Bar
Trusts Village
Idaho
Borah’s Idaho Homecoming Sparks Political Clash
Reports from Boise warn of a summer political clash as U S Senator William E Borah returns to Idaho. The state Republican machine is said to attack him for opposing their aims while Borah remains a national figure admired for oratory and independence. The piece recalls Borah’s long career and hints he will win reelection despite party pressures. It also recounts a memorial day vignette from Lewiston Tribune about a grieving father visiting his son’s grave in France.
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Boise
U.S
William E. Borah
National
Idaho
Senator Borah
Senate
Republican Party
Borah
France
Lewiston Tribune
Virginia woman sparks call for commission of inquiry
A Virginia woman pinned a note to a potato stating she earned 24 cents a bushel, prompting a leak of facts about middlemen. The Nampa Leader Herald argues for an economic reform commission with vision and free from self interest to curb exploitation and shift public sentiment.
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Virginia
Commission of Inquiry
Nampa
Herald
Recount Series by Corliss Hocyn Griffis Published
A fragment notes ongoing publication of Corliss Hocyn Griffis articles. The readable text hints at a continuing recount or serialized writings by Griffis, though details are scarce in the fragment.
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Corliss Hocyn Griffis
Penrose to Debate Ku Klux Klan Americanism
Whitman college president Dr. 8. B. L. Penrose accepts Rev. Bert A. Powell KKK challenge to a public debate on Americanism. He will defend his position via press while not attacking the Klan, aiming to distinguish true Americanism for Spokane Seattle and Walla Walla readers.
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8. B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Bert A. Powell
Ku Klux Klan
Spokane
Seattle
Dr. Penrose
Henry Ford Faces Klan Backer Accusations
The wealth of Henry Ford draws renewed attacks amid claims he has acted as a panel backer for the Ku Klux Klan, reflecting ongoing controversy over his associations and influence.
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Henry Ford
Richards & Son Installment Suits Notice
Richards & Son urges all members of their installment suit club to call at once to select suits due to rising workmanship prices and cloth shortages. Five weeks remain to pay for their suit, the notice states.
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Richards & Son
Estray sale for roan cow at Greencreek farm
Notice from Constable Frank Arnzen of Greencreek Precinct that a one year old roan cow with hole and slit in each ear and indistinguishable brand has been taken up at Harry Wes sels farm northeast of Green creek. The animal will be offered for sale on Monday June 18 at 10 o'clock a m to the highest bidder for cash to pay feed bill and charges.
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Harry Wessels
Greencreek
Frank Arnzen
Probate Notice in Idaho County for Marion Freeman Will
In the Probate Court of Idaho County Idaho the estate of Marion Freeman deceased. Pursuant to an order dated May 26 1928 the court fixes Monday June 18 1928 at 10 am in Grangeville Idaho for proving the will and hearing Harvey M Freeman’s petition for letters of administration with will annexed. Further interested parties may appear.
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Idaho County
State of Idaho
Marion Freeman
Grangeville
Idaho
Harvey M. Freeman
Notice for Publication Idaho 1928 Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that John T. Jackson of Boles Idaho filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land described in Add Stock-raising Home Settle Entry No 06895 in Section 22 Township 80 North Range 2 West Boise Meridian. Public hearing before James Lenon S. Commissioner White Bird Idaho on July 6 1923. Witnesses George E Wright Fred Roth Wic men E Rees.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
John T. Jackson
Boles
Nes
Boise Meridian
James Lenon
White Bird
George E. Wright
Fred Roth
Cmeni E
Nona Ae Rees
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Lake View
Winchester
T. B. Walton
Walton
Cottonwood Hotel
Main Street
M. M. Belknap
Cottonwood Chronicle
George Medved
Independent
J. W. Baker & Son
United States
Service
Cottonwood, Idaho
Ferdinand
Ferdinand, Ida
Mary M. Griffith
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