Picnic Planned by Idaho County Farm Bureau and Club
Idaho County Farm Bureau and Community Farm Club announce a Tuesday June 27 picnic at the Mel Pierce ranch three and one half miles northwest of Cottonwood. Activities include a Green EreK and Fennball baseball game, boys and girls foot races with prizes, music, speaking, and athletic events. Principal speaker J. E. Kincaid of Lewiston will discuss Community Development.
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Idaho County Farm Bureau and Community Farm Club
Cottonwood
Mel Pierce
Idaho County
Greenerek
Fennball
Idaho County Farm Bureau and
Community Farm Club
Pierce Grove
Edwin Nelson
S Wimer
M. A. Pierce
Bert Schroder
W. A. Bryant
Howard McKinley
W. W. Flint
J. E. Kincaid
Lewiston
Telegram reports death of Howard Tudor in Montana mine
Rev. F M Cass received news that his son in law Howard Tudor died three hours after a coal mine accident in Rock Springs Montana. Tudor, about 29, left a wife and two children. Cass heads to Lewiston then Montana for funeral arrangements and return to Cottonwood.
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F. M. Cass
Rock Springs
Montana
Howard Tudor
Rev. Cass
Mr. Tudor
Rev
Cass
Lewiston
Miles City
Cottonwood
Meeting on Grain Standards and Weed Control in Cottonwood
A general meeting on grain standardization seed improvement and weed control will be held in Cottonwood June 24 at 1 PM. R L Spangler Assistant Field Agronomist University Extension will address the topics.
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Cottonwood
R. L. Spangler
University Extension
Primary election to be lively one in Idaho counties
Idaho counties brace for a lively primary with 25 candidates filed and more expected. Notable filings include Judge Wilbur S. Campbell seeking probate judge and others for sheriff, commissioners, prosecuting attorney, treasurer, school superintendent, and legislators. Republican and Democratic entrants span Grangeville, Kooskia, Ferdinand, Canfield, and Cottonwood segments.
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Idaho
Wilbur S. Campbell
Campbell
August Schroeder
Cottonwood
E.M. Griffith
Grangeville
F. E. Pegg
W. H. Eller
N. B. Pettibone
J. W. Schmadeka
Otie L. Cone
J. A. Bradbury
William Ingram
J. E. Byrom
Calvin Hazelbaker
Floyd Church
J. W. Hazelbaker
R. H. Decker
C. O. Vincent
Dale Clark
Kooskia
Henry Telcher
Chautauqua in Cottonwood Years Ends for 1922
The Wottonwood 1922 chautauqua season closed Monday evening with the big tent taken down and shipped to Kennewick Washington. The year's guarantee was missed by about 75 dollars though the program was generally praised. Miss McLean directed Ellison-White efforts to sign a 1928 contract requiring 25 signatures. 19 had been secured and six more needed to bring Cottonwood another chautauqua in 1928.
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Wottonwood
Kennewick
Wash
McLean
Cottonwood
Buick Pilot First Car Traverses Grave Creek to Salmon River
Bert Tefft of Grangeville piloted the first vehicle to traverse the full length of the new Grave Creek road to Salmon River last Saturday. The Buick was driven with W F Abers crombie, superintendent in charge of the road, as passenger. The round trip was completed with ease and without incident.
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Grave Creek Road
Salmon River
Bert Tefft
Grangeville
Baseball Tournament Set for Grangeville July 2 3 4
Teams from Grangevine Cottonwood Kooskin and Craigmont have been selected to play in the baseball tournament in Grangeae July 2 3 and 4, when the championship of the prairie country will be decided.
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Grangevine
Cottonwood
Kooskin
Craigmont
Grangeae
Prairie Country
Idaho County Primary Registration Reminder
With over six weeks to the August primary and more than 25 candidates filed, Idaho County residents are urged to register to vote. The digest lists requirements including US citizenship, six months in state, 30 days in county, precinct registration, and details collected at registration. Registration closes July 29 and reopens after the primary, with transfer certificates available for movers within the county.
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Idaho County
Idaho
United States
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Mercantile Co
Viola Rhett
Championship game drama seals Idaho county title fate
Grangeville trounced Cottonwood 24 to 4 to clinch the Idaho County National League crown as Speck limited the visitors to two hits. Rustemeyer closed strong for Grangeville after South started for Cottonwood, in front of around 1000 fans. Winona battles Grangeville next for county honors, with Winona riding the best record in the county and Grangeville seeking to halt the Winona momentum.
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Cottonwood
Grangeville Boys
Speck
Rustemeyer
U + county
Cottonwood Boys
Grangevile
Ida
Grangeville
Winona
Idaho County
Stites
Greencreek
Penn
Winons
Winona Grounds
Winona Boys
Four New Citizens Reported In Local Vicinity
Dr Orr notes the arrival of four newborns to prominent local families. A baby girl to Mr and Mrs Hervey Thompson on June 18. A baby boy to Mr and Mrs William Fortin on June 19. A baby girl to Mr and Mrs John Weskuhler on June 21. A baby boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Wimner on June 22. All are reported doing nicely.
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Orr
Hervey Thompson
William Fortin
John Weskuhler
Frank Wimner
Tadies Aid to Host Tea and Quilt Work Day
On Wednesday June 28 Tadies Aid will serve one tea at the Sted Cross rooms with Mrs John Homar. An afternoon session will be spent working on the quilt.
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Tadies Aid
Sted Cross Rooms
John Homar
Wil
Boost Cottonwood and the Park Sees Local Donation
A Cottonwood driver, K Stremler also known as Shorty, donates five dollars toward improving the municipal tourist park. He writes from Camp 4 near Orofino to Mr and Mrs C A Johnson expressing support and promising the funds be used for park work or materials.
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Cottonwood
K. Stremler
Shorty
C. A. Johnson
Chronicle
Pierce City
Leviston
Greer
Pierce
the Chronicle
Medved
J. V. Nash
Stremler
Final Lewis county pennant clash sets season tone
The Lewis county league plays its final crucial game as Craigmont must win against Winchester to claim the pennant. The match, scheduled for Sunday in Winchester, caps a season that has featured tight standings and regional pride.
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Lewiston
Winchester
Craigmont
Emmett
Charles Pawson
Twin Falls
Pawson
Oregon
Idaho
J. J. Adama
Union Pacific
Davis
Francis M. Snider
Orofino
Nebraska
H. R. Snider
Virginia
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Edgar Fry
Fry
Spokane
Spokesman- Review
EB. G. Pry
Sacred Heart Hospital
Potlitch Lumber Company
Eaue
Charles EB. Parker
Nez Perce
Red Cross
M. J. Sisley
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boise
Sisley
Howard & Stanfield
Lindsay Creek
A. J. Powell
State Department
Leroy €. Jones
State of Idaho
Jones
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