Land Sale Suits Target North Side Twin Falls Tracts
About 100 foreclosure suits proceed in district court against non resident landowners on Twin Falls North Side tracts as actual settlers prepare to acquire and develop lands. Cases span Minidoka Lincoln and Gooding counties with entries made for speculative purposes amid defaulted payments for five years. Attorney Paul S Haddock leads for the company as sales determine the lands from the first to Bliss Clover Creek segments.
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Twin Falls
Iwo
Minidoka
Lincoln
Gooding
St Tooking
How They Reap Where They Have Not Sown
State wide reports accuse political editors and party leaders of graft and favoritism. The Grangeville Globe cites Weiser Signal editor Purcell and Boise Capital News editor Broxon as failing to support Bull Moose candidate Paul Cligstone while receiving railroad transportation from GOP chairman George A. Day.
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Grangeville Globe
Purcell
Weiser
Broxon
Boise Capital News
Alexander
Capital News
Gulf Macaeersan
Paul Cligstone
Bull Moose
Brady
United States
Phay
Free Advertising Crackdown Targets Editors Arrested
Two editors, W. E. Squires and Jack White, pleaded guilty in federal court to publishing a charity raffle advertisement. The piece argues newspapers should not be used to promote lotteries, calling for stricter limits on free ad space.
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Enliledivre
United Siates Court
Pebtishinee
Ac 4
W. Ee J Squires
Jack White
Sveruze
Hansen's Model Automobile Hospital construction begins
John Cugham the stone mason gathers cement and lime for walls of Hansen's new garage to be lava constructed. The 60 by 60 foot ground plan adjoins the existing structure, extending to ninety feet in length. Completion is planned within three weeks. Charles Hansen sells old brick from a dismantled school for an addition to the Spanish rooming house east of the garage. The facility will be a full service automobile hospital with complete equipment for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cugham
Hansen Garage
Charles Hansen
Hansen's
Merchant to Leave Sparked Moriey Masquerade
Neils Johnson, Moriey village merchant, planned departure soon and hosted a masquerade social at the school house last Friday with cash prizes for best lady and gentleman. Neils Johnson and MisK Maxwell were the winners as 60 to 80 attendees enjoyed the event.
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Neils Johnson
Moriey
Neils
Johnson
Misk Maxwell
Richifelid
Ditchrider Meeting Outlines Irrigation Crew Selections
In Richfield February 22 the dditch riders from four tracts Gooding Dietrich Riche and Shoshone met to finalize plans for the year. Karl Morrison and Earl Cross head Gooding Riche tract with others named for positions. Roy Stewart chosen for Shoshone. Ed Dayton headgate tender for North Gooding.
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E. Johnson
G. L. Thomas
North Gooding
H. G. Henselman
R. F. Bliss
South Gooding
Russel Powell
Richfiet Tract
Ollie Bates
Dietrich
W. L. Lewned
North
Roy Stewart
Shoshone
Ed Dayton
North Gooding Dam
Redfield
Wilson Todd wedding ties at Shoshone home
Joseph HL Wilson marries Miss Poort Yodd in a home ceremony conducted by Pastor Lewis of the Methodist church. The bride, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Yodd, grew up in Shoshone. groom is son of Mrs. William Howser. Bridesmaid Miss Eleanor Wilson and groomsman Delno McMullan participated. A large reception followed with local townspeople and relatives in attendance.
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Joseph HL. Wilson
Poort Yodd
HL Lewis
Methodist Church
E. Yodd
Shoshone
Ula
Wiliam Howser
Eleanor Wilson
Delno McMfullion Sraomaman
Todd
Tony Vous
Mra
A. 1 McMahon
Mort Weaver
Helen Weaver
Howser
A. Lo Plinkina
John Saviers
Prohibition Bill Passed By State Senate In Idaho
The Idaho Senate approved a prohibition statute by a wide margin, sending the measure back to the governor for executive approval. The bill bans production and sale of liquor in the state, taking effect January 1, 1916, with amendments offered but rejected. The vote totaled 24 to 6 in the Senate and 7 to 5 in the House, with party lines not clearly drawn.
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House
Senate
Alexander
Macbeth
Statesman
Therstate
Idaho
Pri
Prohibition Measure Advances in Senate Vote
Prohibition legislation moves forward with a 26 to 6 Senate vote amid absence of Senator Proctor. Debate limited to a quick explanation by Senators Frazier and Rockwell. Contender list includes several named lawmakers as the measure passes Tuesday amid procedural suspensions.
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Seroite Mikes Cretain
Frazier Agi
Rockwell
Senate
Semitar Procter
Chitemin
Taylor Weller
Chelmeisdee
Troltwall Melitay
Denhall
Stole
Sweet
Momus
Zack
Ayes
Howman
Bremer
Carter
Day
Riliot
Fuller
Grim
Grant
Harding
Flirt
Thyyes
Hous
Dobson
Killie
Tetinlate
Met Denhall
McChoud
Puemipy Fick
Toekwell
Steel
Thorman
Nayr—Fitz
Feagier
Matean
Meeebeth
Afontgemers
Walteamh
Tumi
Wool figures for 1914 for State of Idaho
The department of vericulture reports 1914 wool output for Idaho, detailing quality categories, production weights in pounds, scoured wool quantities, and average prices per pound. Total U.S. wool production estimated at 261,192,000 pounds with a large value.
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State OF Idaho
Department of Vericulture
United States
Fdate
Avenase
Boston
Big Doings in Local Masonic Fraternity Tonight
Bethany Lodge of Masons held a special Wednesday evening meeting to perform the third degree with a large turnout. Visiting brethren from Itchfield, Lines in Ledge, Pocatetto, Devant, and other lodges attended, with numerous names listed among attendees and a dainty reception for the ladies of the Eastern Star following a brief program ending near midnight.
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Bethany Lodge of Masons
Itchfield Lodge
John Keele
Potw Mor
Sid Ploom
L. Walker
S F. Hartman
George Gorow
H. E. Easley
B.S. Haines
Lathrop Crosby
Prom
Ledge
Ledge, Gooding, &. S. Jackson, H. T. Campbell, H. Tarepsen, Wesle Henry
Hf. C. Prarie Ky . Thompson
C. W. Yours
KB. Berry
M. Matson
Lebevycht
D. G. Taylor
Pocatetto
J. 1
Wither
Devant
N. Dy
McPally Ruxtury
Mass
Walter EH
Cop Watertown
Bil
A. W. Padgham
University
Feta Werver
Pallieetur
Kaa
John Thoms
Sabotis S.A . Peinale
Ladies
Huh
Amendment raises state school land sale limit for voters
The house adopted H. J. R. No. 3 proposing a constitutional amendment to raise the annual limit on state school lands sold from 25 sections to 240 sections if approved by voters. Changes reflect senate edits, expanding the maximum acreage subject to sale during a year.
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House
Senate
Sen
Blaine Bond Case Heard In Blaine County Court
Preliminary hearing for MH D Curtis H R Plinthom J A Booval and W P Horne on charges of larceny and embezzlement of county bonds ended Tuesday evening. Justice Oshorn deferred action after defense objected to trying the case before him as a potential material witness. Prosecutor K Perkins led for the state with local counsel Holden & Holden and J G Werrick. Defense included Chase Clarke and Sullivan & Sullivan & Baker along with other Halley attorneys. Objections to trial before Justice Oshorn were overruled.
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MH D. Curtis
H. R. Plinthom
J. A. Booval
W. P. Horne
Pouce J. T
Haller
K. Perkins
Blaine County
Holden
Fourteen Pupils Mutiny at Gooding School
Readable fragments describe a mutiny by fourteen Gooding school pupils on Washington birthday last Monday. A school wagon was bribed to ferry the youths, who boarded and fled toward Shushons before Deputy Sheriff Berd Cunhill stopped the wagon two miles from town and returned the riders to school for discipline.
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Gooding
Elvan
Washington
Shushons
Sheri Berd
Rupert merchant kills wife then shoots self in double tragedy
A Rupert hardware and furniture merchant, T. W. R. Nelson, shot and killed his wife Netlie Pittenger after accusing her of lying about marriage, then turned the gun on himself. Netlie Pittenger and Nelson died. Edna Hunter testified at the inquest. Both victims were buried in Rupert Cemetery.
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Rupert
Minidoka
T. W. R. Nelson
Netlie Putenger
Pioweriger
Dev
Mintdoika Comering
Kimom
Mindoka
Neldon
Ruport
Mintdols
Edna Hunter
Nelson
Ehttidee
Hoe
Paul Huhe
Vittenger
I Nelson
Fry Couple Planned California and New Mexico Visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bay plan a long visit to California and New Mexico starting next week. They will travel via Shoshone settlers routes, visit a son in New Mexico, and return before long. Neighbors extend best wishes for a happy journey and safe homecoming.
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MR. and
Mrs. Fry
California
New Mexico
Thomas Bay
Sagan
Court Hears Mixed Group As Marshal Summons
Three women appeared in court on a public indecency charge after being arrested by Marshal Miltsaine in the eastern town area. A half dozen men were brought in and appeared in pairs or alone as Justice J. K. Fuller issued warrants and ordered bail.
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Pabley
Marshall Miltsaine
Helm
J.K. Fuller
Wool Advances Reported in Salt Lake City Market
A fragmented wire story notes wool advances in Salt Lake City on February 24 as New Zealand prices influence the market. It mentions rising activity and market speculation about price movements, with references to broader commodity trading dynamics and strategic import pricing.
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Salt Lake City
Hia City
New Zealand
Dannary
Xellinig
Hondon
Wilton
Unclear event page from Linewin County Times
The fragmentary notice from the Linewin County Times dated February 18 hints at a general advertising issue for the North Side portion of Idaho. It mentions publisher Alexander and thanks a public servant for their help, but the text is garbled and few concrete details remain.
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Linewin County Times
North Side
Idaho
Alexander
Sereten
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