Looking Back to Gettysburg and the Fourth of July Reflections
A nostalgic column recalls the Gettysburg Address and Civil War veterans as veterans debate leadership and legacy. It contrasts Lee and Mead, notes Longstreet’s blame, and laments wartime costs, while urging reconciliation and shared national memory amid July Fourth reflections on peace and public cheer.
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Gettysbung
Geltys
Hubt
BE. Lee
Gettysburg
Getipsure
Lee
Bie Mateuloms Semy
Wiese Foren
Ike
Wuthusien
Dierlsl
Lotgabnoet
Arene
Longstreet
Leo
Lan
Boston Tran
Boston Observe
Dan
Irrigation Securities Debate Prompts State Responsibility
Hollister Herald outlines a plan to fix irrigation securities by making Idaho truly responsible for Garey act projects and water contracts. The piece argues bond buyers and settlers would feel secure if the state guaranteed principal and interest, urging new state and national legislation to establish a solid financial basis.
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Hollister Herald
Irrigation Securities Commission
John M. Haines
Thale
Garey
West
Congress
Idaho
Herald
Star Lakelet Ladies Host Surprise Party at Dodge King Home
On June 28, the Star Lakelet ladies gathered at the Dodge King residence for a surprise party honoring Mrs King. The event featured a generous handkerchief shower, good cheer, and ample viands with singing and lively social enjoyment. Attendees included a list of local ladies from the Dietviet tract and neighboring families, such as Lewis Joy, F E Passey, Samuel Bates, G Riker, Hannah Jones, John Welewigall, and Bessie Gage among others.
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Star Lake
Dodge
Rieh Viands
Orf Anther
Lewis Joy
F. E. Passey
Samuel A. Bates
E. Riker
Hannah R. Jones
G. Dooley
Ghniy Frees
Ploud B Gage
Russell G. Sage
Willian J. Isting
John L. Welewigall
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Shoshone
Shoshone Theenia County
Priday
Akadlicy
Shemtane
Holao
Secund Heim Pallire
Journal
Job Printing Department
The
Shoshone, Idaho
Star Lakelet
Bellevue Lumber Company
Neerinag
Mr. Farmer
Stockgrowers Mercantile
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