The Country Newspaper Fights Community Battles
A historic local paper promotes civic progress and unity, arguing it serves towns by challenging vandalism, boosting growth, and supporting volunteer services. It lauds editor leadership and community spirit while noting ongoing town defense against fires and social decay.
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Uty
Orlee
Bt Carely
Wendel
Borah Emerges as Likely 1916 Republican Leader
A Washington crowd notes Idaho Senator William Borah as a strong 1916 GOP prospect after his sharp reply to President Wilson. Supporters in Washington say Borah’s fiery defense signals a unified Republican push, with leaders like Root, Lodge, and Nelson praising his impact and the party rallying to a Borah-led future.
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Idaho
W. EB. Borah
Presdient Wilson
John Temple Graves
Cummings
Iowa
Senate
Vera Cruz
Wilson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Wodrow Wilson
White House
William J. Borah
Thy
John Shap Williams
Chilhua
Phere
Bi Ss
Horah
Berah
Esident
Indianapolis
Paris
Fragmented historical text on alleged new game law provisions
A garbled excerpt outlines proposed game laws with scattered dates and clauses. It mentions periods for spring pets, auto speed demons, road hogs, amateur hunters, and a controversial line about a man receiving a will and a threatening declaration. The text is incomplete and unclear.
How Much Should a Newspaper Give Away
A fragment discusses valuing free advertising offered by newspapers to boost concerts. It advises tracking printed free lines weekly, multiplying by regular ad rates, and comparing to any favors received from businesses. It notes advertising and circulation are core newspaper sales. The piece asks how much giveaways are appropriate amid rising prices.
Notice of Contest in Carey Act Entry Cancellation
Charles H. Matson files November 3 1913 in Boise Idaho a contest to cancel Carey Act Entry No 629 dating June 22 1909 assigned to Alexander C Mason covering N% SEY Section 38 Township 63 Range 19K M for alleged noncompliance with cultivation and reclamation laws. Mason is notified to answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered. contest procedures and hearing dates follow.
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Vermont
Charles H. Matson
Dietrich
Idaho
Henry A. Hollis
Alexander C. Mason
Sey
K. M
Iawa
State of
State Board of Land Commissioners
Jenness
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