State election filings show full Republican slate and Democratic vacancy
Primary campaign ends with full Republican list for all offices and a Democratic vacancy at superintendent of public instruction. Names include Justice Dunn and Kerr for Congress, Crum and Davis for Governor, and Stella Cook listed for Superintendent. a note urges voters to participate despite the political thicket.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Justice
Supreme Court
Robert N. Dunn
Coeur d'Alene
John C. Rice
Caldwell
Isaac N. Sullivan
Hailey
Congress
Elliott Por Congress Visits Shoshone Voters
Senator Elliott of Bonner county visited Shoshone last Friday to connect with voters and discuss Idaho irrigation needs. He emphasized the Carey Act projects, irrigation code review, and suggested potential benefits if the Republican party changes its congressman.
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Eliott
Bonner County
Shoshone
Elliott
Idaho
Benlator Esiott
Tower House
Notice for Publication of Final Proof in Idaho Land Office
Department of the Interior Malley Idaho July 27 1946 notice that Frank Baylin of Bodbone Idaho who on September 1934 filed Home stead Entry Me 0146008 for SE 1/4 Section 33 Township 4 South Range 16 East Boise Meridan has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim for the land described. Before Frost J. Diewey U S Commerce on the 7th day of September 1946 at Malley Idaho witnesses named in the notice. This notice preserves rights to permanent residence and final proof procedures.
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Berial
Department of the Interior
Malley
Idaho
Hottonte
Frank Baylin
Bhorbone
Bauch
Renge
Bolor Meridian
Tetore Frost
Diewey
Heytember
Idaho Recruits Lag as War Fervor Wanes
Idaho and other states face slow enlistment for the Second Idaho Infantry. Adjutant General officers report weak recruiting, blaming lack of excitement and perceived absence of active service. Three officers scour the state for eligible men while only a handful join Boise barracks. some recruits head south for active duty.
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Idaho Infantry
Adjutant General's Office
Idaho
Ktle
Arizaby
Boise Barracks
Spoerry
Cupp
Fort Doria
Pegi- Foert
Hal Buadduck
Georse
Warning of plan to loot the state in Idaho politics
A local opinion letter urges Idaho voters to beware alleged schemes by political insiders aiming to loot public funds. The writer cites Judge Rushie and Allshie, calls for public vigilance, and requests tangible facts to guide September voting decisions.
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Rushie
the Statesman
State of
Idaho
Allshie
Tule
1916 Idaho corporate meeting and dividends act
A distorted notice details a 1916 corporate meeting in Idaho with a 10 mill per share levy on capital stock, mentions secretary orders, shareholders and legal actions, and references dates and a payment schedule. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR text but imply a formal corporate action and annual meeting.
Idaho Voters Urged to Rise in Primary Action
A fragment urges Idaho voters to awaken and engage in politics and the primary to block corrupt interests. It warns that if they remain passive, the legislature and governor in Boise will serve mercenaries and bid for them.
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WP Vet Revewrwrer. Co
Tdaho
Boise
The Size Of The Man In Public Life
An editorial notes that a tall character shows in how leaders treat rivals. It criticizes several gubernatorial candidates for personal attacks, arguing true stature comes from facing opposition calmly rather than belittling others. It warns weaker figures to grow thick skin or return to private life.
Candidates File For State County Nominations Under Primary Law
A publication lists candidates for state and county tickets under the current primary law. Voters can compare county contenders, but few can know state office candidates well enough to judge wisely. The piece questions voters and cites a past treasurer conviction to illustrate the difficulty of informed state choices.
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Reader
City Attorney Answers Critics in Shoshone Idaho
An August 9 1916 letter from the Shoshone city attorney explains why certain drunkenness and liquor violations have not been prosecuted. He cites State v Frederick a March 15 1916 Supreme Court decision limiting municipal power and notes prosecutions shifted to county officials.
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Supreme Court
Fred~erick
Idaho
Indemeanou
Crammer Seeks Nomination in Republican Gubernatorial Primary
A fragmented notice lists candidates and officials with scattered names and roles. It mentions Davie as a declared candidate and references a September primary, police, and political activity amid a noisy page with misread text.
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DAVIE
Initales
Mepublinen Nemes
Etupt
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George E. Crum
Lewiston
E.G. Davis
D. W. Davis
American Falls
Herman H. Taylor
Sandpoint
Moses Alexander
B. M. Holt
James H. Frazier
Ernest L. Parker
Cottonwood
King Hi
L. Folsom
Bulew
George W. Laws
W. Parkure
Hichield
Larence van Deuses
Ee Hepubiees
Etheriee
Ean Kado
Mabel Lavelahsuw
Werte & Pelternn
Immurvet
J. M. Clark
Dietrich
E. E. Streitz
Richfield
W. A. Heiss
Jerome
Wm. A. Peters
E. L. Clinger
Edward H. Miles
Stella Cook
Haddock
John T. Schmershall
Fourtado
Elliott Por
Statesman
Securig
Enust
Ailshie Chrges
Ruther
Suir
Oban
Idabe
Wrens
Baring
Idahe Tate
Jae
Tate Bieket
City Attorney
Shoshone, Idaho
Tm OY
Ernie
Eames
Carey
Ge Ware
Leer
Dames
Garay
Fon Munees
Kanter & Ee
Avery
Meir
Pharane Bintee
Jamie O
Erwin Enepieton
Mimadine
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