Division of Lingion County Into Three New Counties
A fragmented and forceful plea argues for Lingion County to split into three new counties. It asserts taxpayer interest and financial rationale, cites political maneuvering, and urges public support amid limited clarity on boundaries and governance.
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Lingion
Gaul
Ceasar
Gould
Mary
Time When Money Can Be Paved
Time when money can be paved appears in garbled text about stores and prices. It hints at loans, interest, and low rates, suggesting a financial message on borrowing and payment terms. The readable entities are generic and no clear persons or organizations emerge.
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Merubaata
Industrial Accidents and Prevention Prompts National Debate
A garbled reform tale discusses industrial accidents and safety measures, citing 20 000 fatal incidents and calls for better work rules. It mentions factory hazards, nail hammer dangers, and the push for protective legislation, with a focus on worker protection and enforcement. It references New York transit and a push for compensation laws, highlighting ongoing labor tension.
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Nalin
Semel
Industrias
Newton
Meine Ap
Ctemote
Naile
Romiant
Oasis of Luck
Wwe
Panatiteter
New York
Jim
Peto
Ian
Incomplete text on legal or policy matters
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses legal expenses, conduct of an action, dividends, commissions and policies. Mentions an injured party seeking compensation and a potential meeting or event to discuss benefits and outcomes.
The Indian of To Day A Tale of Ute Indians in Mountains
A fragmented reminiscence portrays Ute Indians resisting removal and adapting under white pressure. It contrasts the fading stereotype of the painted warrior with realities of economic activity, legal challenges, and shifting tribal roles. The piece references Pine Ridge, White Swan, and Colorado Utes, noting exploitation, court perjury, and evolving justice in modern Indian society.
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Garten
Coke
Bur Aube
Muntor Charee
Indiana
White Swan
Montana
Jane, Justice, and Tean
Manufacture of Counties in the Molee Statesman Era
The article recounts the historical formation of counties in the region, detailing territorial changes from early settlements to statehood. It notes counties created, reassigned, and merged across periods in the western territory, naming Alturas, Ada, Ne Perce, and several others, with mentions of political actions and territorial reorganizations.
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Molee
Lee
Lowinton
Drormnne
Uve
Coumtell
Anid
Howe
Alturas
Cnelle
Owyhee
Mahe
Bolee
Ada
Latah
Kootenal
Was
Washington
Bear Lake
Carrie
Custer
Bingham
Wattewath
Alta
Tagan
Kunore
Pita
Finore
Plaine
Lincoln
Mao
Ontve
Bannock
Honnar
Canyon
Fremont
Twin Falls
Adama
Romeeville
Clearwater
Lewis
Sesson
Governor Haines Urges Public Economy and Reform
Gov Haines calls for economy while warning against new taxes and burdens. The editorial notes discuss Gooding and Minidoka county bills, party politics, and public funds. Also cited are remarks on Parcel Post, presidential receptions, and Chamberlains Cough Remedy in a brief mixed-news column.
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Gooding
Minidoka
Goyer
Pee Haines
Ehabe
Notice of Payment of Village Warrants and Land Contests
Public notice states village warrants up to Registered No. 08 are due and payable at Bowler Bros. store. It warns Willam A. King has filed to contest Garey Act entries and urges compliance with restoration and reclamation laws. The Register invites written answers within twenty days. default leads to judgment. Notice dated January 16, 1913.
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State Board of Land
Bote
Iria
Station
Tacoma
Wantinston
Contestoo
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Shomhone
Maho
le Cane
Washington
Keved Unie
N. Jenness
The Press and the Schools Addressed
A historical address celebrates the press as partner to education. It argues the press sustains school funding, elections, and public trust. The speech lauds Idaho publishers for continuous advocacy, linking newspaper support to university and school advancement and civic unity.
NOTICE FOR FINAL PUBLICATION OF HOME LAND CLAIM
Final notice for Hy Kilker of Dietrich to prove final entry No 1204 10 percent and 106 under Carey Act March 2 1898 as amended. He will present residence farming and cultivation proof before O A Truman State Land Agent at Dietrich Idaho on March 10 1913. Witnesses Charles Richardson John M Bowser Chern A Johown Rosell Gage of Dietrich and others listed.
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Ulne
Sobuvia
Idaho
Hy Kilker
Dietrich
Dno
Wihho
Carey
O. A. Truman
Imetrich
Maho
Beasee
Charles Richardson
John M. Bowser
Chern A
Johown
Rosell Gage
Hana
de Krker Burymian
Notice of Village Warrants Payment Due
Registered warrants of the Village of Shoshone are due and payable upon presentation at the Treasurer's office up to warrant number 641 EB. A Bowler, Village Treasurer.
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