Idaho proposal to amend Section 3 Article 15 on water rights
Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 proposes amending Section 3 of Article 15 of Idaho’s Constitution to prioritize domestic and agricultural uses, regulate water for power, and set limitations on mining and milling, with voter approval at the next general election. The secretary of state certifies the full copy and directs publication ahead of the election.
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F. A Jeter
State of
Idaho
Boise
F. A. Jeter
THE
Senate
Committee ON Irrigation and Water Rights
A. M Boylen
Photographs May Be Sent Over Telephone Wires
An indignant subscriber may need to disguise facial expressions and tone of voice as photographs are sent over telephone wires, the Washington Star notes, highlighting emerging communication limits.
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Washington Star
He-Yes I Come of Old Fashioned Parents Wisconsin Octopus
A fragmentary note recalls old fashioned family roots and a curious phrase Wisconsin Octopus, with speaker reflecting on parental lineage and identity.
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Wisconsin
Pall Mall to Croquet Link Traced in Sport History
The article notes Pall Mall in London as the old game origin for pall mall, from which croquet evolved as the modern prototype, highlighting the career path of the sport's early naming.
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London Street
Pall Mall
Long Tail Feathers Inspires Nature Magazine Remark
Nature Magazine notes Japan has produced little novel about long tailed fowls. The tail feathers of a specimen reach 12 feet. It takes two years to grow a full tail.
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Japan
Nature.Magazine
French marauders in Toulouse of the thirteenth century
A fragmentary note describes a group called Barid The whites v company fivas and a warrior named Biven in Toulouse during the thirteenth century. It mentions their marauder band and alleged practices including heresy and violence.
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Whites v Company
Fivas
Biven
Toulouse F
Bosquet
Toulouse
Tor
Unclear boast of progress amid constant distractions
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben noting that the world’s improvements are hard to grasp while people focus on many possible changes. The source, a Washington Star line, reflects a folksy, skeptical tone about rapid modernization and attention shifts.
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Washington ‘Star
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Thos. C. Jensen
Amy Dalrymple Kelsey
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Department OF State
Legislature OF the
H. C. Baldridge
House OF Representatives
M. A. Kiger
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Mathez
Evry
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Fish and Game Department
Mike
Governor Moore
Department of Public Works
Republican State Committee
John McMurry
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