Idaho Governor Moore urges economy on legislature
Governor C. C. Moore delivered a fifteen minute message urging budget cuts and economy in state administration. He backed a gasoline tax for highway maintenance, opposed bond issues and new counties, and pressed revenue reform while warning of reduced tax income and the need to trim appropriations for the coming biennium. The session approved $4.37 million in appropriations, with $82,200 for legislative expenses, and discussed tobacco license repeal and state printing purchasing reforms.
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Idaho
C. C. Moore
Senate
House
Moore
D. W. Davis
Crooks
Keeton
Benewsh County
Pike Supenent
Maroa Items Recap Of Accidents And Community News
January notes from Maroa report Ralph Sharp’s fall at school injuring his collarbone, Rodney Teagan tearing shoulder ligaments in football, and illness in Paul Conover’s glands. The community welcomes housekeeping changes and moves, with families relocatings, students transferring, and a surprise visit to Miss Thelma Greenwood. Local youths attend a basketball game and a group farewell. several sixth-graders leave for nearby districts, while plowing and cattle sales occur in Twin Falls.
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Ralph Sharp
Rodney Teagan
H. B. Lomapeach
Twin Falls
Mra
Etta Leohner
Paul
Mr. McAfee
Thelma Greenwood
Land
McAtne
Josein Landreth
Margaret Turnipseed
Near Buhl
Robert Turnipseed
Bubl
Felis
MM McAfee
OC Johnsten
Charles Conover
Max Dwyer
Dale Harmon
Lester Diehl
G. Diehl
Bub
Donald Greenwood
Washington
Lorene Hawking
Roy Landreth
Gorden Dieh
Washington District News Briefs and Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Jense Beard move into Noah Maser’s former place. Miss Glenna More and Lester Vandall visit Charles Strouds. The Watson children spend Sunday with the Bartons. Alfred Olsen travels east. Ernest Thier visits Frank Stubl Elie Harshbarger Carl Leonard and Ph J Kalbfierech visit Washington school. Dr Ro Armeste expected home from hospital. Miss Myrein Schnell spends Sunday with Shirley Coats. Subscrib e for the record.
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Jense Beard
Noah Maser
Glenna More
Lester Vandall
Charles Stroud
Leane
Buhl
Watson
Barton
Alfred Olsen
East
Ernest Thier
Frank Stubl
Elie Harshbarger
Carl Leonard
Ph. J. Kalbfierech
Washington School
February 15 Deadline Set for Idaho Auto Plates
Idaho Secretary of State F A Jeter announced that prosecutions of motorists without 1923 license plates will begin after February 15. The deadline for using 1922 plates is February 15, with a January 1 placard requirement for new plates next year. Distribution of plates will start in November and all cars must display the new plates by January 1. The plan will be discussed at the annual assessors meeting in Boise January 16 to 18.
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Senate
Minor Jones
Taylor
Boise
Baldridge
Idaho
Boundary
Bonner
Clapp
Boundary County
Benwah
Kootenai
Benewah
Harris
Washington County
Roise
F. A. Jeter
Af State
Stow Down Reveals An Odd Provincial Tale
A fragmented passage hints at a man who evades blame by slipping from a table to pass a good thing unseen. The garbled lines imply a social show of caution within a small town. The tone mirrors a local column's rumor mill and moral caution.
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