City council favors band request for aid
The city council, with most members present, approves a $600 loan to the Brass Band to purchase large instruments. Officers discuss a 15 percent tax levy and appointments replacing the city marshal, with Sutton taking the role and Ed. Sutton filling the council vacancy. Judge James H. Forney visits as a candidate for supreme court justice.
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Beck
Pendrey
Broomhead
Salt Lake
Merk Sutton
Sutton
Ed. Sutton
Marshal Sutton
John H. Grimmett & Son
James H. Forney
Moscow
Supreme Court
William M. Morgan
Mutual Holds First Meeting Of Season In First Ward
The two ward mutuals opened the season with a Sunday evening gathering at the First ward meeting house. The First ward presented a talent program as the opener and outlined monthly socials and planned activities for the season. Louis A. Jeffs of the Western Phosphate Mining Company left for Salk late Wednesday by car on a business trip.
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Mutual Association
Louis A. Jeffs
The
Western Phosphate, Mining Company
Salk
Taft slams Cox and backs Harding in party clash
A Republican column cites Taft labeling Cox a political opportunist and Harding a courageous candidate. It notes Taft's critique of Cox on labor, law, and troops, contrasts Harding's stance with labor, and questions Cox’s appeal and campaign tactics.
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Taft
League of Nations
Frere
Harding
Coz
Cox
Mr. Taft
Colorado
Idaho
Coeur ‘Alene
Gompers
Morrison
Walters Talks Campaign in Montpelier and Paria
T A Walters former Idaho attorney general and Democratic gubernatorial candidate spoke in Montpelier at the Gem Theatre and in Paria at the courthouse on Tuesday. He attacked the cabinet form of government, called for abolishing the state constabulary, and urged direct primaries and keeping state funds at home for farmers.
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Montpelier
T. A. Walters
Paria
Court House
Dayton
Walters
Idaho
State Constabulary
Frank R. Gooding for Senate
There is only one way to answer the question Shall we elect Frank R. Gooding to the senate The piece urges electing him for courage against radicals and for protecting Idaho sheep and cattle interests. Continued on page eight.
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Frank R. Gooding
Senate
Congress
Idaho
County Agent Sargent Resigns and Moves Family to Cedar City
D. L. Sargent, county agent in Bear Lake county since April 6 1918, has tendered his resignation and with family departed for Cedar City.
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Sargent
Cedar City
D. L. Sargent
Bear Lake County
Forteenth
Benningston
Bern
Bloomington
Bloomington Village
Dingle
East Montpellier
Montpelier City
Eight Mile
Fish Haven
Geneva
Georgetown
Georgetown Village
Anark
Liberty
Ovid
Paris
Paris City
Pegram
Mond
Charles
Sharon
Wardboro
West Montpalier
Montigner City
Stee
Further drop in food costs predicted by Wheeler
Chicago, Oct. 2. Harry A. Wheeler, banker and former U S chamber of commerce president, predicted continued price declines and lower wages for common labor and farm hands next year. He cited supply up to demand and war transport disruptions as causes, while saying skilled labor wages would stay up until general labor wages fall.
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Chicago
Harry A. Wheeler
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wheeler
After the Election Comes the Fourth of March Ohio Day
A brief historical note marks the period following an election, highlighting the observance of a civic day on March 4 in Ohio and its traditional significance in state events.
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Ohié
Memorial for William Seymiller in Blackfoot Utah
Obituary notes the death of William Seymiller after illness, his Salt Lake City and Blackfoot ties, and his roles as manager of the Co-Operative tannery, city mayor, and church mission recipient. Also mentions Salvation Army Industrial Home directorial remarks and a Salvation Army drive during Opportunity Week.
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Aickpe Éemiller
Wm. H. Fatt
Richfield
Utah
Paris
Blackfoot
Peppilier
Mounty
Ontario
Is Een
Auboper & Represen
Ratdroad
Seymiller
Salt Lake City
Co-Operative
Salt Lake
Coe
Joseph Faulkner
Salvation Army
Faulkner
Washington
Idaho
Democratic Column Critiques War Expenditures and Blame
A Democratic column defends the business leadership behind wartime logistics. It argues Republicans and Democrats staffed the war effort, notes Hughes’s investigation found no administration censure, and explains cost differences per soldier versus England France and Italy. It calls out partisan misrepresentation and honors soldiers who served abroad.
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Air Service
France
Wilson
Charles
Hughes
Atention
England
Italy
United States
Second Ward Mutual Social Planned in Emerson Gym
The Second Ward Mutual opens its winter social season with an Oct 12 event in Emerson Gym. The gala aims to boost mutualism as all ward members are invited to attend, bringing appetite and ready spirit.
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Second Ward
Emerson Gymn
Bloomington Ward Mutual Social Draws Big Turnout
The Bloomington ward held its opening social in the meeting house basement Tuesday evening. Chocolate and inch was served after a program of music and games. Attendees praised the event as one of the best times of the season.
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Bloomington
Patent Flour Drops Price Amid Minneapolis Milling Slump
In Minneapolis Minnesota for the first time since September 1919 family patent flour sold under the 12 per barrel mark at local mills today. One principal mill cut flour 60 cents to 11.90 a barrel while another large flour concern reduced from 12.50 to 12.15 a barrel.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sheep permittees leave Forest amid unsettled mutton market
Forest sheep permittees removed their flocks and, under volatile market conditions, reported strong mutton shipments. Ola Trnstrum priced lambs at 1320 per hundred with top weights around 78 pounds, while Liberty shippers topped at 1309 per hundred but with higher grading cuts.
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Cache Forest News
Existig
Ola Trnstrum
Liberty Shippers
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Judge Forney
Latah
Second Judicial District
United States Supreme Court
University of Idaho
Board of Regents
Mutual
Mr Sargent
Branch Agricultural College
M. D. Low
Baker
Navy
Daniels
Second Ward Mutual
Bloomington Ward Mutual
H. L. Spencer
Seymour Spencer
Logan Canyon
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