The Nation in Idaho Voting Boosts For Charter Play
The piece blends political advocacy with a call for unity, highlighting public figures and parties. It notes activity around charter proposals and a forthcoming performance on November 7, with manager Moweh confirming strong audience interest.
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Democratic party formed amid partisan jabs and pride
A fragmented passage notes the Democratic party being formed while critics mock the Republicans for constantly “pointing with pride.” It contrasts Democratic views with Republican achievements and mentions factions breaking through long held fences to advocate pasture access.
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Taft Wool Question Dominates Campaign Debate
Fragmented text surveys a tariff dispute centering on wool and protectionism. It mentions President Taft, Democratic concerns, and party lines. The piece refers to Republican candidates and the need to elect a protectionist ticket to sustain tariff policy.
Notice of Gasoline and Land Sale Listings
Notice states storage gasoline tanks and self measuring pumps available to sell gasoline at low prices, invites trial orders. Also advertises FOR SALE 40 acres north of Gooding Idaho with no improvements, Lilable near White. Price 81000, contact Hox 24 Unsan, Kana. Also a notice of a Brown Horse Pony, six years old, weight about 80 pounds, branded EE, at HK F. Truesdale location.
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Notable Minnesota Judge Endorses Honest Conduct Claim
The document presents a formal affidavit by Wen A. Cant, a judge in Minnesota, addressing concerns about Mr. Naholee, a former Two Harbors resident and county attorney. Cant attests to Naholee’s integrity, diligence, and character, while noting possible periods of limited opportunity and his service as county attorney.
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Potato Knowledge From History and Kitchen Tips
An extended, uneven text discusses the potato’s history from Walter Raleigh to Parmentier, its spread in France and Germany, and its rise in America. It also offers cooking guidance to choose and prepare potatoes, noting varieties for baking, boiling, and roasting, and touches on potato supply and pricing in historic contexts. The piece reads like a period note on origins, import of the tuber, and practical culinary advice.
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Idaho summons in divorce action Lincoln County 1912
The Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County issues a summons in a divorce case between Dante J. Benson and Helen Henson. The defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served outside. Failure to appear may result in judgment. District Court seal dated October 5 1912. Attorney Frank T. Disney Shoshone Idaho.
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Fourth Judicial District
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Lincoln
Idaho
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Shoshone
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Hake
Samuel E. Baker
Hugh Baker
Tate
Taxpayer Ad card cites sheriff re election and savings
An advertisement appeals for re election of Sheriff L. M. Zug citing two years of service and claimed savings to taxpayers. It notes $2,500 saved in year one and an estimated $7,000 more for 1910, plus over $2,500 from criminal fines. The notice includes publication details and references to final proof and will proceedings in Idaho and Lincoln County courts.
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L. M
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Notice of Bond Issue by Lincoln County Idaho District No 4
Public notice announces bonds of Lincoln County Idaho School District No 42 for 25,000 to build a school in Dietriel townsite. Sealed bids due November 2, 1912 at 1 am local time. Bid terms include no discount below par, right to reject bids, sale at private or public sale as best for district. Peter Andrew chairs. J S Morehouse member.
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State OF Idaho
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National Bank of Commerce
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The World’s Greatest Slave Aesop Story Ends in Freedom
The fables and stories of Aesop have delighted mankind for twenty five hundred years and more. He was a deformed slave who could not be sold by his Greek master for a long time. eventually the master freed him after recognizing his wisdom.
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Tentrong Shugh
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Way of War Excerpt Reflects Grim Warfare Ethos
The line contends that warfare defines force rather than courage, targeting those who cannot flee. It frames conflict as ruthless and inescapable, emphasizing a brutal perspective on combat and survival.
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