Official primary results show top Republican and Democratic votes
The county primary tallies reveal Ben Darrah and Clarence Wheeler led with 216 votes each for commissioner and sheriff respectively on the Republican side while Harry Elliott led Democrats for county auditor with 120 votes and Stella Cook was close at 119 for treasurer. The piece lists numerous precincts and candidates across offices, notes Nonpartisans shifting form, and summarizes platform goals and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Darrah
Clarence Wheeler
Harry Elliott
Stella Cook
Plans Made To Start Lincoln County Dam Work
American Falls area to begin construction before year’s end pending rights of way and government land transfers. Idaho Irrigation Co will source water from the dam for distribution via North Side tract canal, freeing Magic Dam waters for Richfield and Dietrich. Twin Falls officials discuss forming an irrigation district to bond for a 46 000 acre area, with Idaho Power relocating to make way for the dam project. Twin Falls boy Eloy Silva, 12, wins fifty dollar prize for best Delco Light farm letter, prize from Modern Appliance Company of Seattle. letter dated July 2, 1920, signed by S W Harvey.
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Lincoln County
Court House
Journal 9
Nampa
Government of the People
Ertey
Téaho
United States Recla_mation service
Just de Mons
Organized Labor
North Dakota
Railronde
American Falls
Great American Falls
Idaho Irrigation Company
Milner
North Side Tract
Gooding
Richfield
Dietrich
Hansen Putte
Bixie
Twin ‘Falls
Denver
Thedaho Power Company
Arrow Stock Dam
Twin Full Chronicle
Eloy Silva
Mra
A. D. Silva
Modern Appliance Company
Seattle
Washington
Telco Light
Northwestern
Delco
A. Floyd Silvia
Shoshone
Idaho
Delco-Light
Modern Appliance
S. W. Harvey
Farewell Party For Mothers Circle Members
The North Side Mothers Circle held a farewell gathering for Mrs. Jay Cassacn and Mrs. Phillips at Mrs. Joe King’s home. About thirty attendees enjoyed tea, cake, games, music, and readings. Both guests spoke impressively as they depart for new homes. Next meeting set for Aug 20 at Mrs Crises Alexanders.
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North Side
Jay Cassacn
Phillips
Joe King
Mra. Cassada
Alexanders
Baptist Church News from Home Wedding and Services
Married at home on Wednesday evening August 4 by Hen. R Withrow HL J Milverein and Frances Chelewska invite members to attend church services at 8 30 am and 10 am Sunday Sunday School 9 45 am Flower Service at 7 30 pm Mrs St J McMahon and son John and Miss Mabel Champbein with children visiting relatives near Richfeld seeking spiritual aid and cordial welcome.
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Hen. R. Withrow
HL J. Milverein
Frances Chelewska
Mhinaga
Jota Pilates Wort Stasin
St. J. McMahon
John
Mia
Mabel Champbein
Richfeld
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Epworth League and Town Visits
Gooding College President Charles Wesley Tenney gave a strong appeal at the Epworth League meeting last Sunday. Attendance was small but services were excellent. postmaster Cheney visited the parsonage, Rev Brown preached at Dietrich, and Brown's sister Mrs Givens, recovering after Twin Falls operation, is improving. Fourth quarterly conference reports praise the Ladies Aid funds, 18 new members, $400 in renovations, and a 40 person Epworth League. The pastor presided at twelve weddings. four Sundays remain before the conference year ends, urging continued church effort.
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Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
Epworth League
Wesley
Gooding
Cheney of Gooding
Methodist Parsonage
Starr
Rev. Brown
Dietrich
J. Edgar Baker
Good- Ing
Ladies Aid
W C T U Notes From August Meeting
The W C T U met at the home of Mrs Mary Burkill on Thursday August fifth with a goodly number of women present. Membership has more than doubled since reorganization and new members will pay dues until month's end. Next meeting will be at Mrs Chas Flander's home on Thursday August eleventh as efforts continue toward electing delegates to the state convention in early September at Nampe. Mex Che Flennor was elected Corresponding Secretary and Mrs Marr Dirham as Treasurer. Members urged prompt dues payment to aid the union and the cause.
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Mary Burkill
Mex
Chas. Flander
Thureday
Olemiés
Nampe
Che Flennor
Adding Injury To Insult Postmen Ban Politics By Government Order
The piece condemns a government order barring postmen from political activity amid low wages. It argues the Postmaster General uses politics, mocks him as a busy cabinet figure, and warns the policy stifles citizen rights in a republic. It criticizes administration meddling and urges fair wages and political participation.
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Thich
Department
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Congress
Arrested on Serious Charge Teast Week
Sheri Wieeier and Pr W Baugh J D Furcht and Skeet Leeper face charge of miscent possession of alcoholic liquor. Preliminary bearing set for Friday August 19 before Judge Walter. Public interest high due to involved parties and visuals at the trial location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Wieeier
W. B. Baugh
J.D. Furcht
Waler
Local news roundup from Hagerman area in Idaho
Reports from Hagerman and Richfield include visits by Mickelwalt family of Boise and Frank Johnson from Salt Lake, local church services, and a roller of community events. A notable score shows Richfield defeating Hagerman seven to one, and Gannet juniors beat Richfield four to two.
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Richfield
Gannet
Hugh Fenton
Jerome
Dr. Tenney
Gooding
Auddrean
M. E
Death of Louis Roundy at Shoshone Hospital
Louis Roundy, about 22, died August 6 from a severe typhoid pneumonia after a short illness. He lived in Shoshone for three years and ran Parker firm with his brother M E Roundy before death. Survived by mother, two brothers, two sisters in Provo and a sister in Burley. funeral held in Provo. Relatives present at death.
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Lewis Roundy
Shoshone
S. R. Mulliner
M. E. Roundy
Parker
Dixty
Provo
Utah
Burley
M. F. Roundy
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