Idaho Campaign Focuses on County Seats and State Capital Bets
A preview of Idaho political contests highlights county division fights and moves to relocate county seats. Barely targets Albion for Cassia capital, Montour aims for Idaho City in Bolas County, American Falls seeks Daughwick, Gooding eyes a new Lincoln and Twin Falls seat, and Beeline pursues Silver City, hoping to shift the court house to the Shake River Valley. With two months until Election Day, campaigns heat up across the state.
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Idaho
Albion
Cassia
Montour
Idaho City
Bolas County
Shake River
Temperance lecture and church notices in Fruitland district
National temperance specialist Miss Tinling will address teachers and mothers after 4 o clock on September 18 in Fruitland. Mrs Cotton Mathers of Colorado spoke on Home Missions and organized a Ladies Home Missionary Society. Rev Picknor to speak on What God Forgets. Mr Birmingham shifts to world peace work after 40 years in ministry. A 12th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Madsen featured a linen tablecloth gift. Multiple local visits, travel, and school notes conclude with continued on page 3.
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Tinling
Payette
New Plymouth
Cotton Mathers
Colorado
M. BE
Ladies Home Missionary Society
C. J. Deal
Home Missionary Society
Twin Falls
J. J
Harry T. Lewis
A. C. Douglass
FE. Barnes
A. Stetler
Chas
Peterson
N. W. Lewis
Hardy T. Lewis
M. Lewis
Taylor
J. J. Spainhower
Norman Thompson
Messers
Roy Miller
Clifton Blakesley
Simmons
Rex Edgecomb
Misses Alber
Rupp
Velma Armstrong
Florence Lewis
Gertrude Pardunn
H. J. Puchert
Irene
Theodore Puchert
Emmett
H. J. Hess
Guthrie Center
William Rich
Cooper, In
L. H. Rich
Martha
Velaska Henggler
Seattle
M. EB. Kenfman
J. Spainhower
Felthouse
New Plymont
Waldo Richardson
Grandpa
Grandma Frazier
Relph Richardson
Misses Bowen and others enter New Plymouth events
New Plymouth notes show Misses Bowen moving into rooms at the BE Cox home to attend public school. Esther Johnson and Lil Langley depart to Weiser for the Idaho Industrial Institute. Helen Blom visits Emmett. schools open Sept. 17 with many pupils and staff changes. various local residents travel for study, teaching, and family visits.
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Bowen
Pear Mak
BE. EB. Cox
Katie Easter
Emmett
Idaho Indus- Wiel
Farella
MacMinville
Oregon
Helen Pearson
Fruitland
Lucie Smock
Rev. Blom
Alvertia
Howard Mason
Moscow
University Iis
Maggie
Bernice
Satunday
Althea Sheldon
College of Maho
Caldwell
Lucy Mason
Gooding
Idaho
A. J. Duss
Kilokatat
Wash
Farmer's State Bank
Castilers
Orin Talbot
Needia Blayden
Wison
George Blayden
Weiser
Loyd Knight
Congregational Church
H. M. Knight
Wilson
Snake River
Thomas Miller
Junction City
Kansas
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Villard
Shelbyville
Ted
Payette City Ordinance Creates Local Sprinkling Improvement District No. 8
Ordinance No. 219 establishes Local Sprinkling Improvement District No. 8 in Payette to sprinkle specified river and numbered streets and avenues within the city. It outlines assessment of costs on abutting property, the role of a sprinkling committee, notice and hearing processes, and collection of special assessments as addition to city taxes.
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City of
Payette
Couneil
Pay Tte
Towit
City of Payett
River Street
Ceney Avenue
First Avenue
Secod Avenue
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Second Avenue
Anid
State of
Idaho
Hurain
Asscammant
CIF of
Orlltir
H. J. Brannock
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