Idaho Legislature Begins as Republicans Hold Largest Lead
Boise January 3 1927 marks the opening of the nineteenth Idaho legislature with Republicans dominating both chambers. Senate 29 Republicans 11 Democrats four Progressives. House 66 members include 1 Republican 8 Progressives 6 Democrats and 1 Independent. Names listed for many districts. Session expected to last 60 days.
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Boise
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City Warrants Called for Payment in Paris
Notice that all outstanding warrants of the City of Paris are called for payment. Interest ceases ten days from the date of this notice. Dated November 25, 1926, Edwin T. Shepherd City Treasurer.
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Paris
Fielding Notes Wednesday School Program Highlights
The program featured a vocal diet by Gwen Price and Marie Tueller with mandolin solo by Keneath Longhurst. Mae Peterson performed a vocal solo and Mig Michaelson addressed the audience alongside F J Foulger and Jas L Dunford. A Band selection and a prayer titled selection from the boys and girls group closed the event.
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Ollow
Jas. L. Dunford
Sunday Evening Program at Tabernacle
Program for stake M.1. A meeting Sunday Nov. 28 at 77330 Op. 1. Chorus F. H. S. Glee Club. Story Nephi obtains the plates of brass. Léland Carlson Story a ship builder wees at Beebewksrne.
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Violin solo and community notes from Alma and Ida
A fragmented report lists violin pieces including Horton Transtrum and Alma conversions, plus forthcoming stories by Isaac Dunford and Samuel Lasigie Bho. It details Ida and school board changes, names John W Hart and others, and a radiator incident investigated by Rupert Henry Moore with a reported explosion injuring locals.
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Alma
Isaac
Dunford
Charles
Samuel
Rebold
Mormion
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