Juneau Editorial Touches On Incoming Primaries And Party Shifts
The piece surveys candidate nominations and campaign moves as Juneau readers weigh how primary and convention systems shape outcomes. It notes Senator Borah’s statements, local meetings, shifting party loyalties, and the uncertain path of voters amid partisan realignments downtrodden by past town politics.
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Borah
Pep
Dane
Senate
Charley Moore
Founty
Partien
Progressive Party
Sone
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Sant
Lear
Wheat Production Forecast Declines for Year 1921
The Agriculture Department released a revised world wheat production estimate excluding Russia and Motion, showing a drop to 1,012,203,000 bushels this year from earlier figures. Forecasts indicate higher U S output at 510,128,000 bushels, while France and Germany see steeper declines, with France at 24,467 and Germany at 69,670,000 bushels.
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Wasimnoton
Russia
Weibentoy
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
France
Germany
Local Socials and Wedding Announcement
Washington District releases social notes noting visits by the Statts Kalbfleisch and Reichert families, a private marriage of Agnes Van Zante to James Higginbothom officiated by Judge Duvall, and a weekend at the Washington school with local residents. Plus a hardware sale ad boasting deep discounts on a furniture and stove lot running from October 1 with 60 cent paper record.
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Agnes van Zante
James Higginbothom
Twin Parke
Inet
P. Duvall
Courtney Ryley Cooper Star Chronicle Feature
Courtney Ryley Cooper, born in Kansas City and later a clown, drew from wide life to produce stories for the Kansas City Star New York World Denver Post and Chicago Tribune. He authored The Eagle's Dear Folks at Home King Charlie Memories of Buffalo Bill and other works.
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Kansas City
Cires
Kanaas City Star
New York World
Denver Post
Chicago Tribune
Lenny
Cooper
Sells
U. S. Marin
France
Marines
Charlie
Eagle
Mre
Cody
Buffalo
Barney Furey
Women's Club to Organize Departmental Work Effort
The Women’s Club plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting to organize departmental work. Members will split by interest with literature specialists at Mrs. Juneau H. Shinn’s home and home economics supporters at Mrs. W. D. Gillie’s Yakima Avenue residence.
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Filer Women's Club
Wok
Juneau H. Shinn
W. D. Gillie
Yakima Avenue
Maroa Happenings from Twin Palle and Local Notes
Local brief from Maroa area recounts residents attending Twin Palle football on Friday, a junior boys Sunday school party with games and a weiner roast, and various visits and family news. Notable items include a land sale to B H W Snyder of Filer, Luther Pierce's improving health, and births and visits among area families. The column notes relocations of ranch operations, a nurse practicing in Poentello, and a furniture sale promotion by Filer Hardware Co.
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Mra BM
McAfee
George Conover
Maron
Charles
Walker
B. H W. Snyder
Filer
Luther Pierce
George Bear
Colorado
Mr. Crocker
Br. Hawking
Will Caughey
L. L. Peterson
Carey
Ida
Leonard Brown
Scott Williamson
Mra
Judd Gulick
Ethel Diehl
S. G. Diehl
Poentello
Gasoline Prices Drop Two Cents Here
Gasoline prices eased by two cents with the regular grade selling at 28 cents per gallon and the tank price at 26 cents. Local merchants noted the decline followed market shifts and anticipated continued cheap fuel in the coming days.
Filer Highway District proceedings record dated October 14 1920
The Board of Commissioners of the Filer Highway District met in Piler Idaho at 2 pm with H J Weaver president and L G Hill present. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Payroll for last half of September paid. Debits include Hank 172.36. Anderson insurance. Filer Record 10.40. supplies 4.83. roof paint 91.40. American Surety bond 375.00. Bank warrants 1600.63. W M Co 80.25. telephone September. Nibley Channel lumber 56. Twin Falls Canal Co 380.38. Village water 17.60. Bradly road drag 4.40. lighting 8.25. sprinkling 35. gas 56. etc. Adjourned to reconvene October 28 1922 at 2 pm in Piler to handle matters before the board. Weaver president Hill acting secretary Anderson.
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Piler
Idaho
Filer Bake
H. J. Weaver
Detriet
Fo & M. Hank
Arthur EB. Anderson
American Surety Co
C. D. McKinley
N. Roberts
L. Ry
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube causing muffled hearing. If inflammation persists, hearing may be lost. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and related deafness, with forty years of success and availability from P J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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HALL
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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