Idaho Senate Joint Resolution No 7 Amends Water Rights Clause
Idaho Secretary of State authenticates a copy of Senate Joint Resolution No 7 proposing an amendment to Section 3 of Article 15 of the State Constitution. The measure seeks to restrict water appropriation for power uses and set preferences among domestic agricultural and mining needs. Public vote to approve or reject at the next general election.
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I. F. A Jeter
State of
Idaho
Senate
Legislatu
Boise
F.va. Jeter
A.M Boylen
Progressive Platform Demands Broad Federal Reforms
The platform outlines public ownership of key sectors, strict anti monopoly measures, expanded taxation on large incomes and inheritances, reworking the Federal Reserve and Farm Loan systems, rights to organize, government marketing cooperatives, and a foreign policy aimed at revising Versailles terms and reducing armaments.
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Barty
Lay Follette
Peyetent
Isurtaxes
Federal Reserve
Great Lakes
Special teacher examination notices and schedule
Notice announces a special teacher examination for Certificates by Endorsement to be held September 27 in the Court Room at Paris with subjects Idaho Civil Government and School Law and the Manual and Course of Study. It lists dates for officials and mentions state constitutional amendments and a Portrayal of examination times in Montpelier and Paris with locations and hours.
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Paris
Idaho
D. Madsen
A. L. Chilton
Povatallo Optical Co
Montpelier
Stuck
Life Expert Predicts Harsh Idaho Winter Ahead
An Idaho life expert warns of a harsh winter with heavy snow and low stream flows based on three decades of mountain observation. The analyst notes squirrels gathering stores, birds feathering, and weasels growing fur as signs of a cold season to come, citing extensive experience in Idaho’s woods.
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Idaho
George wAy
Pitlock
Tribune
Large Wheat Reserves Reported in North Idaho Rail Records
Moscow reports that northern Idaho wheat holdings totaled 7 141 287 bushels for the year with most stored due to overproduction and weak markets. About 94 433 bushels are in railroad storage and roughly 600 000 bushels are held by farmers, signaling potential gains if prices rise. Much of the holdover remains awaiting higher future values.
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Moscow
Idaho
Palouse
Court of last appeal for soldier bonuses in temporary Washington building
In Washington on September 6 the final appeal court for soldier bonus disputes opened in a shabby stucco building. The scene lacks ceremonial trappings as row upon row of steel filing cabinets and busy attendants handle cases without the usual court pageantry.
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Washington
Court of Last Appeal
Courts of Law
Fingerprints Guard War Department Bureau Records for Fraud
The War Department bureau stores fingerprints of 5 00 000 soldiers. Future bonus applications will include fingerprint photos compared with originals to prevent fraud, overseen by Walter B Kaye in Washington who deems the system infallible. A separate anecdote notes a deaf man asking price for a bone in a butcher shop and the reply offering it for 25 cents.
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Bureau of Identification
War Department
Walter 8, Kaye
Washington
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Jonteel
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Uncle Sam
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