Primary Law Dominates Governor Smylie Debate
The state discusses the new primary election law and its impact on voter ballots. Analysts note fears of raiding and runoff eligibility, detailing how voters must request a party ballot and how runoffs hinge on 40 percent thresholds for nominees.
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Senate
Nora Davis
P-Gem County
Democratic Party
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Mpch
Mores
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Idaho Voters Debate Party Identification In Elections
The speaker argues whether party labeling should persist in elections and supports a fair trial of a new system. They caution about open runoffs and cross-party voting, noting risks of turnout loss and altered public service accountability, while predicting time will reveal the law’s impact.
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L Hoge
Willy
Day program at Bloomington Sunday School opens with maternal tribute
A Bloomington Sunday School program titled Day program opens with the theme Loven At Home. Invocation by Charlee Holme precedes sacrament and songs including Oh God the Eternal Father. Teachers and juniors present tributes to mothers with solos and class performances.
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Charlee Holme
God
the Eternal Father
John Bindlay
Paul
Haddock
Wayne Bainteer
Jerry Reeney
Colin
Hart Todi Bateman
Madsen
Ray Thorroch
Dishpac
June Haddock
Charles Piggott
Community church program and weekend visitors details
A church program featured organ music and multiple songs led by speakers and choir. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wayne Matthews and children from Liberty and various families visiting relatives in Bloomington and nearby towns for Mother's Day weekend. Several out of town guests from Salt Lake City, Paris, and other places were noted along with upcoming wedding attendance and local social visits.
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Joan Wart
Mother McCree
Otis Botenat
Aly Tiiggs
Aisay
Charles Hulme
T. Jay Nelson
Grant Redeemer
Ben Hatemah
Preston Thomas
Colin Hart
Wayne Painter
Todd Bateman
Charles Pigfects
Gertrude Christensen
Dean Ward
Home
A. O. “Christensen
Wayne Matthews
Son
Liberty
Paul Haddock
Pearl Patterson
Dean
Dette
Frank Tidwell
Salt Lake City
Farhily
Mra
Marlene Stock
Pocastello
Thomas ‘Piggott Sandal
George H. Ward
Bloomington
Oscar Grunig
Brigsham City
Nephi Jobaee
Dayton
Idaho
Ida Ward
Paris
Mixa
Nora Allen
Hyrum
Utah
Ann Davenport
Lawan
Margaret Painter
LeRoy Ward
Familly
LaVelt Ward
Ray Piggott
East Lake City
Earge
Piggott
Evan Haddock
Jesse Haddock
Mark Madsen
Ace Madsen
Misa Ano Marie Ward
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Estate Bear Lake County
Eliza R. Shepherd Administratrix of Edwin T. Shepherd deceased invites creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at D. E. Hadlock attorney in the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho where the estate business will be conducted. Dated April 27 1960.
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Eliza R. Shepherd
Edwin T. Shepherd
D. E.haddock
Derby wear makes a comeback in the American scene
The piece notes a wary resurgence of derby chapeaus among certain crowds in New York streets and performances. It reflects on how derbies vanished during wars and economic lows and are now reappearing with the same old-fashioned polish, carried with canes and pearl-gray attire.
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England
Phamésiyes
Idandy
New York
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