Paul Glagstone Campaign Speech Highlights Idaho Issues
Idaho candidate Paul Glagstone tours the state outlining his platform on open government, anti lobbying, and resource development. He criticizes backers behind candidates, calls for a state survey of resources, improved emigration policy, and a Carey Act commission to advance rural development and agriculture. He urges a California short ballot and insists on clear, issue specific pledges from rivals.
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Paul Glagstone
Clegstone
Heuner County
Boise
Ume
Idaho
North Maho
Richarden
Coburn
Geyvernie Brady
Europe
Fife Commission
Washington
Tam
Maho
Bome
Mise Shepherd
Brady
California
Roosevelt Forms New Party Amid Convention Rift
A new party emerges from Roosevelt after souring on the Taft led Republicans. He envisions an independent Republican movement with cross party cooperation and signals outreach to Democrats. He recalls the plan to seize the convention last minute and notes offers of support from Democrats and Republicans. He left Chicago pleased with convention week outcomes and hints at assigning talks for farmers irrigation between Pocatel lo and Parma with travel discounts from O. S. L. and Idaho Southern for locals.
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Cleveland
Dny
Chicago
Roosevelt
Eatiowly
Oyster Bay
Taft
Hoosevelt
Armstead Depot in Mont Burns. Explosives Destroyed
The Oregon Short Line depot at Armstead Montana burned to the ground at one o clock last Friday morning. A car load of gasoline was destroyed and several cars of dynamite on the track caused villagers to flee. Loss is estimated at 275.-1 TM. The office safe with $10 will be found in tack. Baggage, mail and express were a total loss.
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Oregon Short Line
Armestead
Mont
Ceasar Road Plan Sparks Growth Across Towns
A historical style urging towns to build good roads to attract settlers and boost prosperity mirrors Ceasar's approach. The note promotes road construction as a path to home ownership and economic strength, ending with a lost item appeal for three keys on Business Street.
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Womeaday
Finder
Journal
First Farmers Day at Gooding Station
The first Farmers' Day at Gooding Station will be held Saturday July 20. A cooperative project of the University of Idaho and the U S Department of Agriculture irrigations office aims to study water duty on grain forage and root crops. The Gooding Commercial Club plans a barbecue luncheon and Superintendent Weleh will lead a tour of the station with detailed explanations of current work. Dean Carlyle and other state and national agriculture leaders will address the event.
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University of Kaho
Office of Irrigation Investigations
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Idaho
Commercial Club of
Gooding
Weleh
Gooding Station
Dean Carlyle
Wil
Baptist Church to Host Tome Mission Review and Ark Talk
The Baptist Church invites all to Sunday morning services with a review of Tome Mission Society work across the States Porto Rico Cuba Mexico F Salvador the Dominion of Canada and 24 nationalities. Evening topic is A New Version of Noah's Ark. Sunday school starts at 10 with J D Lanst on as superintendent. A Fourth of July picnic at Mabbutts plans sport and a loyal celebration of the American Eagle for youth.
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Tome Mission Society
States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
F Salvador
Dominion of Canada
J. D. Lanston
Mabbutt's
Morrison's Chance in Canyon County Gubernatorial Column
The Caldwell Tribune rebukes John T. Morrison for not replying to a protest by C. B. Stunenberg over his Republican nomination. It argues Morrison could have highlighted his role in the Western Federation defense and lists local figures tied to that defense, urging Morrison to press his claim to voters.
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Caldwell Tribune
C. B. Stunenberg
John T. Morrison
Republian
Morrison
Steve Adams
Canyon County
Remy
Were
Stonenberg
Federation
Caldwell
Western Federation
the Tribune
Mr. Morrison
John Nugent
Charles Mellman
Griffiths & Griffiths
Taabo
Democratic State Central Committee
Charles Butman
Republican State Central Committee
Walter Griffiths
Cardwell Commercial Club
Henry Griffiths
Canyon County Fair Association
Joan T. Morrison
Deserved Praise For Clagstone From Ex Governor Gooding
Ex Governor Frank R Gooding praised Paul Clagstone of Bonner County for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He said Clagstone represents the people’s views, is qualified and honest, and has been active in northern Idaho development, agriculture, and livestock recognition.
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Frank R. Gooding
Statesman
Paul Olagstone
Bonner County
Clagstone
Clagstones
Idaho
Paul Clagstone
Notice For Final Carey Act Proof in Shoshone Idaho
Fred F. Gwin of Shoshone Idaho as Administrator of Jacob B. Kees estate and assignee of George W Burns gives final proof notice for Lot 3 Section 7 Township 5S Range 18E B M under Carey Act. Proof to be made before O A Truman at Shoshone July 27 1912. Witnesses include D B Holmes H F Hill W J Wallace and Wm R Gwin all of Shoshone Idaho. June 28-July 26.
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Fred F. Gwin
Shoshone
Idaho
Jacob B.kees
George W. Burns
State of
Carey
EB. B. M
Fredf, Gwin
Jacob B. Rees
Annual Meeting Notice for Big Cottonwood Canal Co
The annual meeting is set for 2 o clock p m Saturday July 6 194% at the office of D Shiney Smith for officer elections and regular business. Harry W Anderson secretary June 28 1912.
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Big Cottonwood Canal Company
D. Shiney Smith
Harry W. Anderson
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Pocatello
Parma
Idaho Southern
Wenwilaut Deronie
Armstead
Ceasar
Rome
Phat
Cousar
Presty
Glagstone
Ture
C.F. Borden
Winona
Mitchell
Thomas Drills
Gwin-Rhine Realty Co
Bowler Bros
Custer & Son
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