Idaho Governor Race Highlights In Boise Campaign Fight
In Boise on October 4 Republican Byron Diefenbach pressed Governor Ross with 11 questions about state auto use and campaign finance while at Emmett and Middleton Ross argued that Republican eras bought fewer cars and saved funds. Diefenbach accused machine politics and public employee involvement in campaigns as he pressed for changes.
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Boise
Ross
Emett
Byron Diefenbach
Middleton
Defenbach
Ada
Rockies Covered By Light Snow
A north wind spread light snow across southeastern Wyoming and northern Colorado. Cheyenne Casper and Laramie reported snow with Sherman Hill near Cheyenne dropping to 28 degrees. Fog over Sherman Hill forced airmail pilots to fly higher for clearance. Denver also saw snowfall this afternoon with colder temps forecast tonight.
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Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Casper
Laramie
Sherman Hill
United States Weather
Idaho 1931 income tax raises $98,505 by Oct 1
Boise Oct 1 The income tax enacted by the 1931 legislature brought in $98,505 up to Oct 1 of this year. First returns were collected in March. The tax levies 1 to 4 percent on incomes, a report from the commissioner of finance stated today.
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Boise
Don'ts From The Coroner And Widow Advice On Safe Gun Use
A Paris Post feature presents gun safety cautions from a coroner and widow. It includes direct guidance on handling firearms, crossing with breech loaders, keeping muzzles away from people, and avoiding loading guns near water, amid campaign news and subscription appeal.
Democratic rule questioned in campaign speech
In Middleton Governor Ross criticizes opponents for insincerity and redirects focus from government costs. He presents savings and revenue figures and asks voters to judge if Defenbach, a certified public accountant with public office experience, should be governor based on whether the figures reflect real savings.
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Democratic Campagne Fund
Middleton
Ross
Defenbach
Department of Law Enforcement
Secretary of State
Board of Equalization
Idaho Ducks Open Season October 16 For Two Months
The state game department and Western Sports Associations announce a two month duck season starting at noon October 16 in Idaho, running to December 15. Deer and elk seasons vary by county with October through December dates listed by official.
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State Game Department
Western Sports Associations
Idaho
R. R. Towle
Pacific Migratory Bird Conservation Association
L. A. Lehbras
Adams
Blaine
Boise
Butte
Custer
Elmore
Gem
Lemhi
Valley
Elk hunter school principal killed by accidental discharge
George L. Bruce 26 principal of Smoot Wyoming public school died after his rifle discharged when his wife dropped it in his home. He had just returned from elk hunting and was carrying elk gear. Survived by Mona Miller Bruce widow a daughter Maxine Bruce and six siblings. Funeral services planned in Smoot with interment in Smoot cemetery.
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George L. Bruce
Smoot
Wyoming
Bruce
Bmoot
Wyo
Star Valley High School
University of Wyoming
University of Utah
Mona Miller Bruce
Maxine Bruce
George W. Bruce
James B. Bruce
Montpelier
The
Forest Service
Mabel Moffat
Frank
Willard Bruce
Lyman W. Bruce
San Diego
Cal
James B. Budge
Was
L. D
Ward Helon
Unusual Idaho Birth Records Highlight Teen Mother
In Idaho a baby born to a 14 year old mother is noted as the youngest married mother of the month. The report lists 646 total births, 822 male and 333 female, with 11 pairs of twins and a 47 year old mother labeled oldest. The youngest father is 72, four times the age of the younger dad.
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Idaho
Campaign Plans Outlined at Montpelier Democratic Meeting
An evening gathering in Montpelier by Democratic county central committees and party workers drew about 100 attendees. The event outlined a speakers tour and campaign program as a key activity.
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Montpelier
Fall on stair proves fatal in Idaho town
Heber D. Rich of Logan Utah pioneer resident of Pingree and Blackfoot area died from a broken neck after a fall at his son Chase Rich’s home near Blackfoot. He was 75 and had helped settle Pingree and build the People’s canal. Funeral Thursday in Logan. Survived by widow seven children and several siblings. Born Centerville Utah August 8 1868.
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Heber
Rich
Logan
Utah
Mr. Rich
Chase Rich
Pingree
Bingham County
L. D
Blackfoot
L. D. S. Stake
Chase
I. D. Haines
George Q. Rich
Caroline—Humphreya
Loan
Centerville
Charles C
Emeline Grover Rich
Bear Lake
Geo. I. Rich
Snake -River
Edna Shepherd
St. George L. D. &. Temple
Terrell
Lafayette Rich
Idaho
Clara Johnson
Oral Bates
Boise
Don Rich
Pendleton
Ore
Editha Hawkes
Idaho Falls
Joel H. Rich
Bakersfield
Cal
Nancy -Pugmire
St Charles
Eggs Expected to Hold Increases Across Region
Salt Lake City reports that egg prices, after recent rises, are not expected to change much after October 15 as production increases. Clyde Edmonds of the Utah Poultry Producers Association notes shipments for the year totaling about 1200 carloads. Idaho and Utah producers have been paid 19 cents per egg, up from 18, with current low production due to molting.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Clyde C. Edmonds
Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative Association
Edmonds
W. E. Woods
Idaho Eye
Idaho egg_pool
Twin Falls
Beating the five year plan in holiday chatter
Karika turen cites a routine where holidays are discussed every third year. In the missing context they explain that the years not used for travel are spent planning the next trips and recounting past holidays. The dialogue hints at a structured approach to vacation planning among friends or colleagues.
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Karikaturen
Ross Opens Idaho Campaign In Central Idaho
Governor O Ben Ross campaigning in central Idaho addressed 400 voters in Lewiston area denying cost allegations. He rebutted claims about vehicle purchases under multiple administrations and noted trade ins as part of the record. Ross planned three speeches at Craigmont Orofino and elsewhere today.
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Leewiston
Ben Ross
Idaho
Byron Defenbach
Baldridge
Ross
Craigmont
Orofino
President Grant Resting Comfortably After Operation
Heber J. Grant president of the Latter Day Saints rested well at Presbyterian hospital after an operation. The physician said his condition is excellent with little chance of relapse. He had been under observation for over three weeks for prostrate gland trouble and a severe cold led to the postponed operation.
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Chicago
Heber J. Grant
Latter da Day Saints Church
Presbyterian Hospital
Grant
Deer hunter gravely wounded in accidental self‑inflicted shot
Edwin Nolte, 22, of Nampa was in serious condition after a deer season accident near Idaho City. He was mounting a horse when his gun discharged into his abdomen on the first day of hunting.
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Nampa
Edwin Nolte
Idaho City
Rich County 4-H Clubs Host Achievement Program
Woodruff’s six 4-H clubs showcased projects from foods and clothing clubs to an attentive audience of 01. County agent E L Guyman and leaders presided as the program featured songs talks and instrumentals. Other Rich County 4-H clubs plan October achievement programs for clothing foods and livestock.
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E-Splendid
Woodruff
Vanké Stacey
Happy Hearts Food Club
Weaiton
Eve Cornia
Helen’ Brown
Evelyn Ruff
Arthur Dean
Lois Gunn
E.L. Guyman
Vaniengey
Lynn Huffaker
Rich County
City Prepares Water Hydrants for Winter Use
City officials led by Mayor Fred J. Price met Monday with City Clerk W. Smith and Council members to review water system leaks and plan checks on faulty hydrants before cold weather. Water superintendent repairs on culverts were noted, and residents were invited to report issues. Minor sidewalk and curb work were discussed but no action taken. Bills were approved and warrants issued.
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Hads
Fred J. Price
W. Smith
Budge, Shepherd, Bird, Longhrust
Stucks
Marshal Austin
Sutton
Main
Second
Democratic rallies set for three towns this Saturday
Three Democratic rallies will be held Saturday October 8 in Montpelier Paris and St Charles. Judge Wm M Morgan speaks at Paris courthouse at 3:00 p m and at St Charles at 8:00 p m Mayor Jas P Pope of Batesville speaks in Montpelier at 8:00 p m A free dance follows the St Charles rally at the Amusement hall.
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Méritpelier
Paris
St. Charles
Wm. M. Morgan
Paris—court House
Jas
Pope of Bate
Montpelier
Jaaneau
Justices of Peace Filing Fee Cited by County Clerk
County clerk Sam V. Tunks warns that a $2.00 filing fee must be paid to place justice of the peace candidates on the November ballot under section 41 chapter 18 laws of 1931. He notes many candidates have not yet complied and urges prompt attention before deadlines.
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Sam V. Tunks
Passey Poulsen Wedding in Delph Utah
Miss Thelma Passey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ezra T Passey and Reed Poulsen son of Mr and Mrs George Poulsen of Rupert formerly Liberty were married in Delph Utah last Friday. They are well known and wished happiness through life.
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Thelma Passey
Exra T. Passey
Reed Poulsen
George Poulsen
Rupert
Liberty
Delph
Utah
Defenbach Urges Nonpartisan State Game Commission
Byron Defenbach of Lewiston Republican govenor nominee campaigned in the Coeur d Alene mining region urging voters to send legislators who back economy in state government and to place the game department under a nonpartisan commission, out of politics.
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Defenbach
Game Commission
Wallace
Byron Defenbach
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Priday
State Game Department
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