Provision for Nomination in 1921 Election Rules
The attorney general issued election instructions: election on April 26, 1921, notice at least twenty days before, registration open from notice date to 6 pm on the Saturday before voting, and nomination machinery under Senate Bill No. 330. Nomination by convention or petition with defined elector thresholds for cities and villages, certificates filed 30 to 12 days before election, executive committee handles vacancies, clerks publish certificates and prepare ballots per statute.
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Attorney General’ Office
Board of Trustees
Roy L. Black
Tne
Executive Committee
Convention
Board of Trusters
Profiteer Confession Ends In First Year Of War
Armin W Riley recounts a tale at a Washington reception about a dying profiteer who confesses to a divine visitor. The relentless confession lasts through the day and into the next morning, ending as the patient dies having only reached the first year of the war. The tale ends with a moral about keeping ditch banks clean and weeds away.
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Armin W. Riley
Department of Justice
Washington
Hhis
The Romance of Words and the Notion of Job
The article explores how the word Job, rooted in patience, frames meanings from a single task to misfortune. Southey and Sheridan illustrate Job as a model of endurement and as a label for undeserved gain, highlighting language’s playful yet pointed use.
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Job
Southey
Sheridan
Jimmie and Mother Conductor Exchange Amid Soldiers
A fragment shows dialogue where a mother questions a longhaired man waving a stick before soldiers asking who the motorman is. Londos Ane provides a terse answer.
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Jimmie
Londos
Dr Hess Pat a cea makes hene say headline
Dr Hess Pat a ce a is cited in a garbled note involving Beem and Hammerquist ady Turn Weeds Into mutton and woot with unclear meaning.
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Dr. Hess
Pat-a-cea
Hene
Beem
Hammerquist
Ady
Fontague Fashion Origin Story From Louis XIV Court
A historical fashion note describes the fontague hair style popular in the early eighteenth century. A queenly jeweled fillet or ribbon shaped the look, and a staged horse ride with de Fontigne allegedly popularized the trend. The tale claims the king’s delight spurred rapid court adoption within 24 hours.
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Louis XIV
Bing
Milo
de Fontigne
Weeds mean loas kil em Watch date on wrapper
Record subscription reminder advises readers to watch the date on their wrapper and pay dues when due while warning against neglecting payments and noting potential consequences.
Record Office Offers Engraved Work Services
The Record office announces they take orders for all kinds of engraved work, calling for inquiries on ear and other items.
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American Wood Pipe
James McMahon
Sales Mgr
Filer Yard
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Mutual Coal
Kulp’s
Coquette
Thurs
Mar
Geo. H. Truitt
Filer
Busines
Elkhorn Creamery Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Peoples Market
Mr. Fowler
H. R. Adkins
Prntor
Idaho Farm Bureaus
Seaboard
Twin Falls
THE
Amagamated Sugar CO
Sora
Universal Car
Ford
Filer Auto CO
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