Eastern Idaho Press club meets in Soda Springs
The Pencil Pushers meeting drew representatives from eleven newspapers in the territory. A unity of action on publishing laws was urged by the legislative committee. A policy to charge political announcements at regular ad rates was adopted. Next meeting set for Twin Falls on November 19.
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Eastern Idaho Press Club
Soda Springs
Legislative Committee
Tid Idaho Fal
Twin Falls
William Wallin
The
Pocatello Tribune
George B. Fraser
Twin Falls News
J. W. Jones
Rigby Star
Bear Investigation On Depot Odor Nuisance
Readers report sheep pelts and cow hides left on the depot platform for hours causing strong odors in warm weather. Depot agent L E Halbert says shipments must be received and stored until a car is provided, with no current storage space. He suggests an ordinance to limit loading times or advance notices to avoid delays. He doubts a company warehouse would be built for infrequent, small shipments.
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L. E. Halbert
Halbert
Whittington Buys Co Owner Interest in New Resort
The firm Whittington & Millsaps dissolves by mutual agreement. W F Millsaps retires. F E Whittington buys Millsaps stake and takes full possession. P E Whittington is a prominent village businessman and is expected to retain patronage.
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Whittington & Millsaps
W.F. Millsaps
F. E. Whittington
Millsaps
P. E. Whittington
Announcement of Candidacy for County Surveyor Nomination
Announcing myself as a candidate for the Republican county convention nomination for county surveyor subject to convention approval.
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Republican County Convention
County Assessor Announces Candidacy at Convention
A county official declares candidacy for county assessor at the ap Convention. The announcement confirms intent to seek the seat and participate in upcoming proceedings.
IMES Seeks County Commissioner Role at Republican Convention
I H IMES of Heyburn announces his bid for county commissioner pending approval by the Republican County Convention urging party delegates to support his candidacy. He cites experience and local leadership as qualifications and requests ballots or formal backing at the convention.
Henderson Seeks Clerk of District Court Post at Convention
Harry W. Nderson announces by candidacy for Clerk of the District Court ex officio Auditor and Recorder, subject to Republican County Convention. He cites four years as Deputy as qualification for public service in the office.
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District Court
Republican County Convention
Old Timer Moody Dies in Idaho at 86
Samuel J. Moody a prominent southern Idaho figure, born in Scotland in 1848, died at the McFall House last Wednesday at noon from heart failure. He faced illness for months yet kept his mind sharp and lived a life of varied work and wealth, ending as a virtually poor man. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the McFall House with Rev. Edward Pratt leading, attended by many longtime townspeople.
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Samuel J. Moody
Idaho
McFall House
Mr. Moody
Scotland
McFall
Mrs. McFall
Edward Pratt
Mahara Brothers Minstrels Return With Fresh Spectacle
Mahara Brothers, famed for 16 years of minstrelsy and ragtime, present a new palace car act with 25 colored artists, elaborate scenery, electric effects, and a varied lineup. They perform at the opera house next Tuesday evening August 28, preceded by a noon street parade.
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Mahara
Mahara Brothers
Opera House
Eight Grade Examination Notice Later This Month
An examination for eight grade pupils will be held in the later part of this month. Applicants are requested to notify the County Superintendent at once.
Heyburn Town Lot Sale Draws City Investors
Rupert Record reports Heyburn business men rejected square lots as overpriced and chose two blocks on J street for sale. About 65 lots sold for roughly 10,000 dollars, with post office and bank sites planned nearby. Col O'Brien auctioned the bids under Register Sharp and Hodgman in the Presbyterian church.
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Heyburn
J Street
Seventeenth
Nineteenth Street
Eighteenth Streets
Bank
Col. O'Brien
Henry Schodde
Heyburn Lumber Company
Heyeurn
Ots
Register Sharp
Hodgman
Hailey Land Office
Brammiel
The
Land Office
Col. O’brien
General Land Office
Denver
Department
Automatic Taffy Pulter
The human taffy puller has at last yielded to inventive genius as automatic machinery takes over the task previously done by hand.
Morgan Loyal Republican Judge Denies Independent Ticket Talk
Judge Ralph T Morgan rebutts rumors of deserting the GOP after the Coeur d Alene convention. He declares loyalty to the Republican ticket and to Robert N Dunn for district judge. A Wallace, Idaho report cites Morgan, via A Crane of Harrison, affirming support and denying any independent or fusion candidacy.
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Coeur d'Alene
Dubois
North Idaho
Ralph Morgan
Robert N. Dunn
Judge Morgan
Mr. Done
Wallace
Spokane Review
Kane
Coeur d’Alene Reservation
Challenge to Dubois at Idaho convention
Governor Gooding challenges Senator Dubois and followers to reveal any state corruption or extravagance. He urges a full inspection of every department’s acts, says records are open, and aims to make administration issues central in the campaign. He promises the public will be informed before the race ends.
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Coeur d'Alene City
Gooding
Mound Bird's Immense Nest in Australia
A mount bird in Australia builds the world’s largest nest. The nest can reach about 150 feet in circumference and buries its eggs five feet deep. The bird, notable for its massive mound, exhibits remarkable nesting behavior.
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Australia
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Joe H. DeWitt
Sola Springs
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
Charles Wright
Montpelier Examiner
Truxton Talbot
L. Bush Livermore
Gus. E. Wallin
A. E. Haines
McCammon Banner
W. B. Githens, Iate
Shelley Independent
Charles G. Sumner
Idaho Falls Post
W. Hoge
Paris Post
DeWit
Trego
Livermore
Wright
Haines
Hoge
Patton
Mendelson
I. H. Imes
Harry W.nderson
Minstrels
Rupert
Presbyterian Church
Balting
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