Western Idaho Press Assn notices and leadership
The fragment shows an 1914 publication header for the Western Idaho Press Association at Hackney with officers Jenness and F G Burroughs, including an editor and publisher note, and a dated masthead September 24 1914. A quoted proverb appears about pleasing the world, with garbled filler text surrounding lingering OCR artifacts.
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Western Idaho Press Ass'n
Hackney
Xii
Jenness
F. G. Burroughs
Public Prohibition Tale From Chautauqua Address
Miss Anna A. Gordon, president of the National WCTU, warned at Chautauqua that temperance could not lag. She urged nation wide constitutional prohibition as a safety and efficiency measure to protect women and children and preserve the republic in the electric age.
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Mqnor
Anna A. Gordon
National
A Good Record on County Levy and Re election
A careful view of the county commissioners levy for this year should sway fair minded people. The current board has been conservative and aims to cut expenses. Reelect Blair and Mitchell to continue economical plans and careful, cheap administration within good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Blair
Mitchell
Fourteen to One and Tax Costs in Mining Dependence
A reader cites Mark Twain on license costs and saloon revenue to show how taxes fall on voters while criminal and pauper care drains city coffers. The piece argues that one dollar of revenue often costs fourteen dollars in public expenses, highlighting fiscal folly and taxpayer burden.
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Mark ‘Twain
Mqyor
Optimal apple storage temperatures for long keeping
Storage should be at 31 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit to maximize color, quality and texture during long-term storage. Higher temperatures accelerate ripening and shorten storage life, while lower temperatures slow decay and blemishes, allowing fruit to stay firm for market. Withdraw apples while firm and store. overripening reduces shelf life.
Idaho constitutional amendments on November ballot
The article outlines three proposed constitutional amendments for Idaho voters in November. They would extend executive terms from two to four years, remove the state superintendent of public instruction from the state land board, and increase the Idaho Supreme Court from three to five justices. Affected officers include governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor state treasurer attorney general and superintendent of public instruction.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Land Board
Idaho
Supreme Court
Fayette National Bank Report of The Condition
Report of the condition of Fayete National Bank Idaho at close of business. Assets include cash items notes of other national banks and coins. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and other obligations with notarized oath by officers on Sept 10 1914.
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Fayette National Bank
al Fayette
Etnicot
Idaho
Busl- Besa
Tallince
Makaz
National Bank
Agontey
Vauxt Companive Pte
Rurer
Lawhil Mower Macass
Burplin
Sime
Little Willow News: Local Notes and Tragedy Report
Jeonard Shy brother of Mrs. B D Meluiyre was accidently killed by a gun discharge near Lake View Oregon. Mrs S A Say mother of the deceased from Payette and son Percy Say of Pocatello visited the scene and attended the burial. Valley friends express sympathy. Ontario visitors Mr and Mrs L H Patton and son Bart enjoyed the fair and a bogey game. W R Shimp talked Ancona eggs to Mrs Henry Beier of Ontario. chicks hatched first week April, pullets laying since Aug. 1. Ming Wilale Wilton and Elva Millee teaching at Lone Pine. send regards. Jasper Roe learned of his father J Roe’s death in Wichita Sept 4 1914. sympathy to the family. Big Willow resident Mr Win Stirm hosted by Mr and Mrs John Gissel who return to make the valley home with ties in Calgary. John King sold his band of Turkies to C H Hall of Fruitland. 405 birds sold for 560 dollars. W R Shimp and R B Olsen attended the Ont io show. County fair praised. Hog prices drop while bacon remains 27 cents per pound. frustration on farmer prices. Andrew Smith now lives with family at the ranch in the valley. Mrs B D McIntyre visited Payette Saturday.
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Jeonard Shy
B.D. Meluiyre
Oregon
Say
S. A. Say
Payette
Percy Say
Pocatello
Lake View
Mr. Say
Valley Friends
McIntyre
L. H. Patton
Son Bart
Ontario
W. R. Shimp
Ancona
Henry Beier
Ming Wilale Wilton
Elva Millee
East Side School
Lone Pine School
Nempa
Friends
Little Willow
Jasper Roe
J. Roe
Wicchita
Kansas
John King
Bethel
Big Willow
Win. Stirm
John Gissel
Calgary
Canada
Gissel
C. H. Hall
Fruitland
New Plymouth Bridge
R. B. Olsen
Jake Baker
Callen
Andrew Smith
B. D. McIntyre
Live Stock Report Shows Firm Market Across Departments
Weekly receipts reach cattle 1284 calves 4 hogs 3038 sheep 6794 with cattle liquidation noted. Best light steer prices around 7.35 while bulk 6.75 to 7.10. butcher stock scarce but steady. Hog run under 3600. grain prices lift hogs. bulls 8.40 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with yearlings and ewes strong. yearling price 5.20, ewes 4.50. no fanciness in lambs.
Canyon County Fair Excursions and Horse For Sale
Caldwell event lists excursions to the Canyon County Fair via Oregon Short Line with tickets on sale September 29 to October 2 and rates available from agents. Also advertised is the sale of two good work horses.
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Canyon County Fair
Caldwell
Oregon Short Line
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T. A. PL
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Fy H.lyon
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Little Willow News
W. P. Ackerman Telephone
Payette, Idaho
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Moss Merc. CO
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Empire Lumber CO
Utah
Portland
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J. A. Lauer & Brother
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D. G
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R. B. Scatterday
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van Duyn
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