Lincoln County Commissioners defend payroll and convention expenses
Chairman A. L. Sprakman defends voter approved allowances for clerks, probate court staff, and county officers. He notes three disputed items including salaries totaling $951.00 and a $100.85 claim for a clerk, with rejection of $65.28 for convention travel. He cites population growth and labor needs in Lincoln County and criticizes reliance on an advisor while urging taxpayers bear rightful costs. The decision upheld most clerical claims but denied Massey and Boise convention expenses.
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Shosiont
Budge
Frank Millsaps
Anvestor
G.T. Massey
Ftom
Anderson
Board of Commisadioners
Aaianai
Annexey
Boise
Lincoln
Twe Reputler
Lincoln County
Loese Clatmneta
Dmssuy
Board of Commissioners
W. M. Massey
Misney
Bothwell
Mr. Massey
Asavenor
Fuller
Judiens
Stone
Masex
Commissionourt
Harry Wanderson
Board of County Commissioners
F Rom
Maid Phafn
Pasaing Tomighe
Millsaps
Practical Training of Rural Teachers at Lewiston
Prof Wooster of the Lewiston Normal outlines rural teacher training focused on practical manual work. He details projects in wool work, wood and concrete crafts, tool repair, leather goods, and farmstead improvements to boost local economy and living conditions while supporting literacy and broader cultural aims.
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Prof
Wooster
T Lewiston Normal
Ehidra
Firat
T.e
Eastern Star Blazes Forth in Glory
The Lincoln Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Sunday installation with about twenty members from Gooding present. Pass Grand Worthy Matron Mrs Gagan presided, assisted by Grand officers from Flafley and Pocatello. Several principal officers were installed and five points of the Star were represented by listed members. The event concluded with refreshments and social time. The article also notes irrigation seed production growth in Fremont County and a plan for a county division vote at the August primary, plus a local declamation contest results and plans.
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Lincoln
Order of the Eastern Star
Gagan
Blackfoot
Klelaman
Flafley
Mra. O.melcing
Pocatello
Frank Clem
Stotts
Gertie Lundin
Mist Pour Gooding
Mike Jomplisse Parey
Str. Grable
Sentinel
Mtr
Weaver
Chaplin
Pickren
Marshal
Boss Burnette
Ada
Ada, Mrs. Grable
Ruth
Laure Gwin
Esther
Miles
Martha
Harry W. Anderson
Meta
Ben Darrah
Grable
Frank T. Disney
E. I. Weaver
Leah M. Burnside
J. L. Beckett
Josephine Pury
Bertie Lundin
Harry +. Anderton
Pickton
Bess Burnside
Pearl Gooding
Mites
Lod Ige
Fremont County
Idaho
O. K. Olson
St. Anthony
Gulag
Jet
Weeks Night of Entertainment Delights Lincoln County
The Weeks Company gave a two week entertainment at the opera, featuring Mr Weeks and Miss Bin Clair on violin. The audience applauded wildly as Weeks presented varied impersonations from a lone schoolboy to grand opera. The event closed with thanks to the Study Club for organizing a strong series of shows.
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Weeks
Mise bin Clair
Aulience
Ale
Pat Mmy
Zebra Loose At Local Hall In Torture Show
Monday night at the 1. O. O. F. hall a humorous Hebe training demonstration by the Ganding Inc team drew a crowded audience. Fred Jith suffered through an ordeal that left him exhausted, then fed by a hungry crowd. The zebra act and antics, with local personalities and a judge’s praise, closed with a social banquet and speeches by Hie Matst and others.
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Hall
Ganding” Inc LO
No. 130
Fred J.ith
N. G
Malat
Herbert Meyers
Coop
Turner
P. Gust
Minon Robertr
Peny L
Folsom
K. ¥. Howard
RS NG
Trather Swift
Rolny
Ross Graves
le. SN
Johm Smal
KR. SV
Siim
W. B. Kelly
Gong Sons
Jess Crow
Saunders
O. G
C. Hurt
J. A. Swanton
Henry Relus
J. Longstrath
Pip Bostrom
Teome Taore Vrolkes
A. Thoma
S. B
Sam Koxenbaum
Shotwell
Clifton
Bellringers
E. C. Egtun
Fred J
Fred
Zebrokt
Toca Hodge
Winigit
County official finds liquor shipments. minors buy in Hagerman
County Attorney Bothwell and Sheriff Zag led a Monday court of investigation into liquor sales in Hagerman. Many witnesses testified that liquor came from outside but no proof of traffic was shown. Some out of town firms sold to minors, with stamped forms claiming buyers are over 21. perjury possible and action planned against offenders. Hagerman Valley Sun.
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Hagerman
Bothwell
Zag
Eastern
Hagerman Valley Sun
Meeting Discusses Five Year Extension of Principal Payments
North Shoshone tract settlers and Idaho Irrigation Co officials met to review a new plan extending annual principal payments five years. Marioni Kays and NM Ruble led presentations with printed sheets and a wall schedule. Settlers voted to withhold final action until the full text is examined. several Dietrich district members attended.
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EA Campbell Wan Vasily
Kaiser Ranch
Wood River Center Grane
Ha Sihety
Muthal Atorwat
Comims
Idaho Irrigation Co
Robert Hewitt
North Carolina
Geo
Ene
Shoshone
North Shoshone
Idaho Irrigation Company
Ly Te New Manner
Marioni. Kays
NM. Ruble Lof Moine
Lhe Company
Kays
Rulok
Paul
Haddock
Law Dem
Johnson & Buddock
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Anoue
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Lhely Linen
Staie
Ong Ot Pede
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Lois Borden
Harry ‘Thatcher
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Mike S Logan
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Weeks Company
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Craft
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Oregon
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Jefferson
Harold Simpson
Hiatt
Borden Mercantile Co
Wood River Center
A.D. Siva
California
Ram Mullcoat
Cal. Allen
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Nelson Dudley
Suuutay
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Faily
Geo. Gaehew
Wood Liver Center Grange
AL Balen
Alfoneo
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Silva Desert
Mey, Brottiems
Alvin Butlee
Hen Peck
H. P. Carter
H. V. Cannan
Louis Gleséke
Harry Tillet
Hasting
John Sims
A.D. Sliva
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Opera
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Addeusa
Tin Addres
Armerich
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Baptist
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