Water Election Contested Over Wood River Watermaster
A dispute arises over election of a watermaster for the Big Wood and Little Wood rivers. Idaho Irrigation Company battles opponents at Goaling and Skoshene meetings, alleging misrepresentation and contested decreed water rights totaling thousands of inches. The proceedings feature key figures including J. McMillai, G. Ner, Gilbert, and Haden, with votes split and a watermaster salary debated.
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Eveliba
Uwe
Gowding
Little Wood River
Skoshene
Sleshene
Dilne Wool River
G.ner
Gilbert
Wilile
Walter Muster
Oliver C. Dann
Idaho Serigation Company
Meier
Gooding
TW. McConnel
Datl Irrigation Company
Liwine
Ter
McGonnellmination
J. Weostepherd
State Engivert
Big Wood
Little Wood
L. Walter
Aeteph
Permit Me
E. Heden
Nenin~ Attoy
Heden
McQonnell
Bissell
Tdaheterization
Tie
Idaho Irrigation Company
Ui Theeagh
Walter Contents
Willy
Ind Corporation
Spirit of Reform Split Rumors Across Legislature
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse factions of political maneuvering over voter registration and party affiliation rules. It claims Republicans praise Shakik for avoiding pure politics while Democrats seek a weaker candidate through coordinated messaging to influence primaries. The piece hints at internal party tensions and possible strategy shifts among state leaders.
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Shakik
Ion
Eleettian
Patel
Ty Bensera
Deep Diwa
Lert
State Legislature Achieves Landmark Reforms and Setbacks
The session advances major measures including land and water policy shifts, a state irrigation plan, and proposed commissions on land, public utilities, and taxation. A broad package faces fierce battles with prohibition, a rail commission, and employer liability rules, while several targeted reforms pass or stall amid tight votes and legal questions.
Washington appearance by wool growers official aid
An unidentified narrator reports a Washington appearance by a representative of the National Wool Growers Association. The item discusses railway related issues and a mistaken or deceptive listing of names and roles, implying misrepresentation and reliance on questionable sources.
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Vieloy
Dotinsen
Washington
National
Woolgrowers” Association
Gevienideston
Graweys
Servines
Uke
Sibippeis
Laundry Sector Faces Tight Quarters as Week Proceeds
The text describes the laundry operation in crowded quarters with lines of workers at sewing tables. Hopkins, the planter, is noted for his inattention and sparse production. The piece highlights limited activity and ongoing adjustments with few clear outcomes.
Obituary for Harvey A. Ken and Family Notes
A fragmented obituary for Harvey A. Ken and the Ken family from Millvale Washington. It lists surviving relatives including father Harvey Ay Trasten, three sisters Mex Whaples Burgess, Mrs B Petter, Mrs Gumpbell, and brother George Kenusien. Mentions services at Vesely Wallowing and local mourners, with gratitude to friends and neighbors for support.
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Vesely
Wallowig
Marge Polat
Pelterind
Wes
Bowen
Heather
Harvey Ay
Aid
Burgess
B. Petter
W. Gumpbell
Millvale
Wastington
Georae Kenusien
Hinpert
Harves
Dean Kénaston
Harvey A. Ken
Mal
Charles Bur
Shashene Beats Jerome High in Boys Basketball
A rough fast game at the opera house section saw Shashene High School defeat Jerome High School 8 to 7 in the first victory of the year. Rice of Jerome scored the bulk of the points but Shashene pulled ahead in the second half while both teams showed strong defense and occupancy of the floor.
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Holly
Shoshee High School
Jerome High School
Gine Owas
Rice
Deromne
accer@agh
Shestone
Bkets
Jarcine
Tnvkine
Shashene
Besi
Sehwoo
Aifetitics
Fscat Orn
Sehioel
Moller Skatinge
Inn
Witte
Derame Boys
Rive
Jerome
Nyis
Jerome Fred Godloye
Reed Hares
Barden
Frazii Chas
Truman
Searches and Seesure Operations Target Bootleg Liquor
County officers describe raids across several townships seizing whiskey, teen wine, and barrels of liquor during operations to enforce laws. Persons named faced charges or hearings, while officials announced ongoing efforts to curb bootleg activity as part of a broader crackdown amid winter conditions and public safety concerns.
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Gearis
Vento
Riehfeld
Wa Hy Heerington
Pel Seuason
Pope
Herrin
Sampson
Deena
Herring
Petreson
Amy Gleason
Hovise
Tuliie
Barclay and Hall of Jerome
Harlan L. Heist
Vic
Soneinog
Coms
Lincoln County
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Eatistics
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Snusioene
Laundey
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Me. Hopkins
Piatinger
Tory
Mott
L. M. Zugno
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