Republicans to Meet in Boise for 1916 Campaign Plans
Chairman George A. Day invites the Republican state central committee to Boise on July 7 to elect new officials and set groundwork for the 1916 campaign. Speculation swirls about a potential Day retirement and a new secretary. Montie B. Gwinn, Shad J. Hodgin, Charles L. Heltman, B. Dewey, and Evan Bvana are named as possible leaders. A formal proxy option is included in the notice to ensure full county representation. In Presbyterian news, Rev. M. Needles will preach morning service at Cokeville and Wai Sylvester Holt will speak in the evening. Church of God lists Sunday and midweek services and vaccination of the Evangelists’ schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Day
Republican State Committee
Boise
Day
Will H. Gibson
Montie B. Gwinn
Shad J. Hodgin
Charles L. Heltman
Rathdrum
B. Dewey
Nampa
Evan Bvana
Grangeville
Republican State Central Committee
Republcan
Yourg
Ghorgh A. Day
Presbyterian Church
M. Needles
Cokeville
Wyoming
Sylvester Holt
Pension Board
Holt
Vawter Evangelistic Meetings At Inter est Tent
Christian Church Bible School follows with a Sunday morning session in the tent at 10 o clock The Vawter Evangelistic meetings grow each evening in Inter est Mr Vawter preaches the Gospel in clear forceful style His helpers are pleasant and enthusiastic workers Meetings begin each evening at 8 o clock Come out for a pleasant evening in the tent
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Christian Church Bible School
Vawter
New Plymouth News Notes Wide Range of Local Affairs
New Plymouth briefs report cream trade changes with Mutual Creamery Boise. Eastbound train timing shifts require earlier freight. Belle Smith returns from Caldwell. Charles Daualt suffers lumbago. Chautauqua featured addresses and music. Grace Gardner and Wallace Harris announce June 30 wedding. Local land sale: 160 acre Flynt farm sold to Hambly for 11000 dollars. Numerous visits, illnesses, and social events listed, plus royal Ann cherries and auto races in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Creamery Company
Boise
Ince
Belle Smith
Caldwell and Holst
Charles Daualt
Chautauqua
Grace Gardner
Wallace Harris
B. Ackerman
Marie
Margaret
Walter Sievers
Ontario Hospital
Jay May
Big Willow
Lillian
Charlotte Swatman
Phoebe Sheldon
Grace Paul
Caldwell
John A. Flynt
Falk
Hambly
Payette
Esther Sandles
Roswell
Flossie Race
W. GC
T. A
J. H. Beamgard
H.P. Burroughs
Owyhee
Misa Tether Sture
Boise Hospital
Misa Laravie Voto
Chicago
B. P. Talbot
A. H. Beamgard
Edmond
Okla
J. Ti. Beamgard
Barbara Heightsman
Edna Campbell
Vel Relyea
Carrol May
Lory Meechan
John Hanigan
Dr. Drysdale
Golden Rule
Call to America and relief pleas in Europe
America has heard the call of a world in distress with vast charity aiding Belgians and other war stricken nations. Reports show $20,000,000 of food delivered to Belgium and $19,000,000 more en route as aid grows. Private Americans also support Serbia, Russia Poland, Gallola, and Mexican refugees along the border amid epidemics and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
American Commissioner For Relief
Belgium
Flower
Strick
Servia
Russian Poland
Gallola
Mexico
Youmien Shiv
BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Facilities and Guest Speaker
A Baptist church notes a large Sunday congregation with a strong evening choir. Next Sunday the church hosts Curtis P. Coe from McMinnville College as speaker for the morning sermon The Price of Liberty. Services: Sunday School 10 A M Preaching 11 A M and 7 P M. BYP U Sunday 7 P M. Wed prayer meeting BYU 7 P M. Ladies' Aid meets 1st and 3rd Thursday afternoons Woman's Mission circle meets last Thursday afternoon.
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P.M. Byu
Ladies’ Aid
Our Woman's Mission
War Between Executive and Congress Flares In Democratic Camp
Washington dispatch reports a clash over a tariff provision offering a five percent discount on duties for goods carried on ships registered in the United States. The Department of Justice asks the Supreme Court to void the law, criticizing Congress for blundering and warning that treaty constraints could render the statute void. The dispute echoes historic party divisions, likening current strife to Grover Cleveland era splits over tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Democratic Congress
Court of Customs Appeals
Supreme Court
Congress
Department
Ths
Senate Committee
United States
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Potash Deposits Found in Texas Reported by State Geology
The Texas Bureau of Geology reports important potash deposits in the Panhandle that could offset German imports disrupted by wartime policy. Deposits may extend 500 feet thick. extent unknown until borings. Potash, vital for world crops, supports large German mine work and U.S. imports exceed a million tons annually. In a separate item, a Duroc Jersey boar and purebred pigs are offered by Brewster and Pugh with contact numbers.
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Texas Bureau of Geology
Panhandle
Lone Star State
Muro
Dean
Germany
United States
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the Store of Quality
H. P. Rautenkranz Jeweler and Optician Payette
Idaho
Church OF God
Christian Endeavor
A. H. Fahnham
New Plymouth
Seely
So and Sew Club
Orville May
Lawrence Patterson
Dry Buck
Grover Brothers
Portland
George Wilson
Miller
G. E. Marks, Slater
Bernard Eastman
Salt Lake
Tider
Ernest Burt
Spence
J. Young
Dave Nichols
Sweet
Ray] Nichols
Karl Hardman
Northern Pacific Distributors
Roy White
J. Preston
Ruby Weyburn
Oregon
P. Monroe
Priscilla Club
B. Ff. Ackerman
May Day
Charles Day
Mission
Mich
Edward Day
England
Ned Snyder
Board of Counttry Commissioners
Owyhee County
Justice Morgan
Sullivan
Budge
Grange
YMCA
Geo
Windle
P.O
Bain Auto Co
Jack Brandt
Keith’s
E. C. Keith & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
B. Hollenback
Rezac
Rezacs
Texas
Brewster & Pugh
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