Orpheum Tomorrow Silent on County Seat News Items
Wednes day survey of courthouse street by E C Spedden sets grade for sidewalks as bids are sought by county commissioners. Bert Tefft family leaves for Barber Idaho where he works at Barber Lumber. house sold to James F R Graham. Wilbur Fuller leases Crea building and buys pool fixtures. plans pool hall by June 16. Bright sun follows rains. Grangeville residents gather foothill mushrooms. Edith M Braybrook, 48, longtime Camas Prairie resident, dies after two hours illness at family home. J L Dawson and Lester Rush buy Central garage and take immediate control. Mackey Williams and Robert Markham begin two government pack trains in north Idaho forest reserves. Voters in Mt Idaho common school district No 1 schedule special election.
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Free Press
E. C. Spedden
Bert Tefft
Barber
Ida
Tefft
Barber Lumber Company
James FR. Graham
Wilbur Fuller
Crea
George Cammack
Tee Acres
Grangeville
Edith M. Braybrook
William J. Braybrook
Camas Prairie
J. L. Dawson
Lester Rush
Jesse Woods
Mackey Williams
Robert Markham
North Idaho Forest
Mt. Idaho
Tuesiy Hateatee
Slaughter risks and railroad safety absurdity debated
A Wallace Miner essay compares stringent railroad engineer safeguards to automobile driver restrictions. It notes warnings, licensing, tests, and alcohol checks for engineers, while lamenting daily fatal auto accidents and urging stricter road measures. The piece accompanies Cottonwood Idaho ordinances and a public land filing notice.
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Wallace Miner
Gypsies Return Shoes After Weber Threats
Marion Weber, a Fenn merchant, confronted a gypsy camp with an automatic revolver and demanded the return of shoes he said were stolen from his store. The gypsies surrendered the shoes and apologized, with the woman implying a child may have taken them.
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Marion Weber
Fenn
Weber
Hurricane's Gal and Driven Featured in Local Ads
An ad page highlights the sea story Hurricane's Gal and the praised film Driven. It notes Princess Flour priced at $1.86 per sack and 400 Flour at $2.05. Cottonwood Garage offers battery repair services. A bond vote totals 15 for and 14 against, needing a two thirds majority to pass.
Notice of Probate of Will and Public Land Claim
Notice from Idaho County Idaho dated May 26 1923 of probate in the Marion Freeman estate with hearing set June 18 1928 in Grangeville. Also notice of publication for John T Jackson of Boles Idaho claiming three year proof on land in White Bird Idaho with appearance date July 6 1923. Also a price listing for Princess Flour at 3 186 per sack and 400 Flour at 2 05 per sack.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Minnie McConnell Nichols
Minnie McConnell
Spring Camp
Ae & Ai NW
Seay Sea
Township
Range 2
Boise Meridian
James Lenon
U. S
White Bird
Take
George Brust
Joseph
William I. Rooke
Boles
John E. Rooke
Picket Chamberlin
Hugh E. O'Donnell
Register
Idaho County
State of Idaho
Marion Freeman
Grangeville
Harvey M. Freeman
Mary M. Griffith
John T. Jackson
Township 30
George E. Wright
Fred Roth
William A. Jones
Frank Abbott
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Nims
Ile
Union Pacific System
RAMON
Aires
Capale
Ares
Bers
Yellowstone
Genorhea
Tere
George Poler
Cottonwood
Australia
South
Norman V. Pearce
Mr. Pearce
South Seas
the Orpheum
George Medved
Independent
IN Politics
Wood Chronicle
Bond
Warrant
John Funke
Board of Trustees
M. M. Belknap
V. C. Co. Whse
Baker & Son
Peter
J. W. Baker & Son
United States
U.S
Cottonwood, Idaho
Ferdinand Garage
Ferdinand
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