Lincoln County Fair Plans Promising Open to All Precincts
E G Merrifield promotes the Lincoln County Fair with a goal to surpass prior events. Directors cite wide participation, strong finances, and broad exhibits across agriculture, fruit, canned goods, live stock, poultry, and crafts. Events include races, trap shooting, music, oratory, education displays, and art, with plans for countywide cooperation and railroad rates to attract five thousand dollars in premiums.
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Exhitite
Lincoln County
Poland
Chester
the Fair Association
Department of Education
Vi~ious
Shoshone
Boise
Lincoln County Fair
C F, Borden
Harlan D. Helat
See for Lincoln County Assessor Candidate Runs Republican
John W. See has announced his candidacy for Lincoln County Assessor on the Republican ticket. A Heyburn resident for eight years, he is among the first homesteaders on the Minidoka tract born in Nebraska in 1882 and a University of Nebraska graduate. He has worked with Southern Idaho developments and pledges fair, efficient management of the office under modern business methods. He aligns with Republican principles as represented by Senator Borah and his progressive colleagues.
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E. G. Merrifield
Lincoln County
Merrifield
Richfield
Recorder
Jjj. G. Pearson
Idaho Irrigation Company
Mr. Pea
Spokane
Seattle
Boiseson
John W. See
Heyburn
Minidokal
Mr. See
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Idaho
Republican Party
Borah
Two Gooding Residents in Court Dispute Over Ditches and Domestic Troubles
Fred Lenz and Fred Polsner, both imgators from Gooding, were involved in a recent dispute over water tights and ditches and domestic matters. They will present their case before Judge Fuller next Wednesday. A similar case between Bryant and Darling of Gooding was heard Thursday, with bonds set to keep the peace along their ditch. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Gooding and Mrs. Novinger traveled by auto to Hailey on Wednesday.
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Fred Lenz
Fred Polsner
Gooding
Judge Fuller
Bryant
Darling
Glagstone Leads In Gubernatorial Ballot And Fire Loss
The Borden dwelling at Dietrich was destroyed by fire on Friday with all outbuildings. Mrs. Borden and children were home. one child barely escaped. Loss totals several hundred dollars with no insurance. Glagstone leads in the postal ballot, holding about 68 percent as counts rise, while Morrison and Haines pursue old-style campaigning. Ben Tweed, Paul Clagstone, John Morrison, and John Haines are named in the tally. Gooding’s Will Deasy visited for business.
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Otto EB. Borden
Dietrich
Clagstone
Messrs Morrison and
Haines
Glugstone
Spokesman-Review
Clazstone
Glagstone
Two Million WV State Bonds for Good Roads
Proposes issuing two million dollars in state bonds to build a main trunk road and feeder branches across Idaho. Backed by the State Automobile Association, bonds would be repaid via a vehicle tax modeled after New Jersey law, with an interest fund and 25 year maturity, funded by horsepower-based rates. Special Bannock County meetings will discuss the plan and supporting local road bonds.
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Idaho
State Automobile Association
Bannock County Automobile Club
Theodore Turner
Idaho State Automobile Association
Bannock County Auto Club
Professor Norman Adkins Visits Town for Publicity
Professor Norman B. Adkins of the State Academy at Pocatello, head of the Hens of the Science Dept, was in town Thursday visiting friends and promoting his institution. Adkins spoke highly of the academy and its work.
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Norman B. Adkins
Science Dept
State Academy At
Pocatello
Adkins
Voter Qualifications Under Idaho Law For Primary Elections
Newcomers to Idaho ask about voting eligibility. The General Primary Election Law Section 357 states that any person over twenty one who is a U S citizen and has resided six months in the state and thirty days in the county may vote. Provisions restrict residency for county seats and precincts and bar voting in certain district elections or for school district offices.
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Idaho
Six Mont
Guntu
Law firm Heist and Aubolee dissolves before primaries
The firm Heist & Aubolee is dissolved as both nominees prepare for primaries. Heist runs as a Democrat and Aubolee as a Republican, with no opposition expected in the primaries. The move is anticipated given the absence of contest for either candidate.
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Heist & Aubolee
Heist
Aubolee
War Goes Merrily or Among the Democrats
Idaho Statesman reports Democrats confront silence from Governor Hawley after the platform convention backed him and the attorney general blocked George A. Tannahill from the ballot. The piece traces factional feuds, “original Wilson men,” and battles for party control in Idaho as Hawley allies aim to reshape the state committee before the next nominations and federal patronage stakes arise. Core figures include Moses Alexander, John Nugent, Frank B. Kinyon, Champ Clark, and Wilson supporters, amid a volatile intra party contest.
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Idaho Statesman
Hawley
George A. Tannahill
I. Baltimore
Moses Alexander
Tannahili
Pavieman Howley
Ubete
Democratic Party
Alexander
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson Colum
Idaho
Milton
John Nugent
Frank B. Kinyon
Senate
Taft
Thomas J. W. Wilson
John
F. Nugent
Rocky Bar
Wilson
Democratic Central Committee
State of Idaho
Snairman
Frank B. King Yee
Nupent
Ssue
Dawley
Did
Hawgne Sanat Nis
John Ff. Nugent
Frank H. Kinyon
William Jennings Bryan
Ne Hawley
Colette
Stanley Quay
Hawkey
Toho
Saveral
Caverine Hawley
Moses Alexander John PF
Thalie
Settlers Win Five Year Pay Extension Approval
Final ratification of the five year extension of pay agreements by settlers on Idaho Irrigation Company lands was approved by the Law Board in Boise. The board endorsed the supplemental contract form, following meetings with Gooding business leaders, settlers, and water users associations, and after review by state authorities and security holders. Attendees included N M Buick for the company and W T Stafford for the organization.
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Idaho Irrigation Conipany
Law Board
Boise
Idaho Irrigation Company Toard
Ters
Land Board
N. M.buick
W. T. Stafford
N. W. Halsey
New York
FP. J. Hayman
W. J. Tapper
H. D. WoodJohn Thomas
G. H. Gaches
E.G. Young
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Idaho Irrigation Farm
Borate
Jon Lee
Fred W. Gooding
Mrs. Novinger
Hailey
Otto E.borden
George Doull
Soda Springs
Hailey News-Miner
Deontl
Cleh
Ums Ben
O F. Tweed
Paul Clagstone
Toho T. Morrison
Sohn M. Haines
Ifn
Will Deasy
Auto Club
Bannock
Ubere
Waller
Earnest Gwin
Acadery
Vob Leys
Thomas Gooding
Academy of Idaho
Late Land Board
Duty Irrigation Company
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