Tuesday Will Be Day Elections Held
In a campaign marked by voter indifference and a lack of clear issues, candidates are contesting on personalities. The piece notes Senator Borah’s unexpected influence, Elizabeth Russum’s candidacy, and local Republican strength in Lincoln County with Judge Fuller leading in the treasurer race.
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Alexander
Moore
Samuels
Borah
Senator Borah
Idaho
Athmamwand
Wits
Pike Nareraia
Misa Margaret Sweet
Miss Martin
Miss Redfield
Elizabeth Russum
University of Idaho
Lincoln County
Judge Fuller
Paul S. Haddock for Prosecuting Attorney
Republican nominee Paul S. Haddock announces seeking a second term as Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney. He notes limited personal canvassing from the campaign and cites his Iowa Law School degree 1899 and Idaho Supreme Court practice since that year. He reflects on prior legal work and district experience while urging voters to support his re election.
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Lincoln County
John
Tam Eertale
Babins
Law School
State University of Iowa
Supreme Court of Yewa
Wid
Supreme Court of Idaho
Shushone
Lincobo
Sibir
Amy
Gunther
Reorganize Fire Department for Better Coordination
Criticism this week targets fire department training and coordination, not the workers. Proposes assigning specific duties to each man with an assistant for absences, including a fan operator and hose crew, plus knowledge of all city fire plugs to boost efficiency by about 40 percent.
Card of Thanks for fire loss aid and support
We thank all who helped nobly with aid and kindness after our recent loss by fire. Mr. and Mrs. C EB Alexander family Mr. and Mrs. Dean Drwsle.
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Alexander
Dean Drwsle
Shoshone Study Club Meeting Reports October Program
The Shoshone Study Club met Thursday October 26 with about ten members present. Mrs. M G Googe led the roll call and program planning. Dr Adaure from the State College of Animal Industry delivered the main address, while Miss Hani Kimmie was noted among attendees.
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Thurediay
Willy
MG. Googe
Dildie Hewitt
Leothen
Mike May
Mire
OF Adaure
Adame
Whaminade
Labeteulante Louige Edeionda — Riaitabing
Hani Kimmie Uae
Local social notices and high school football score
Walter Youngkin and family visited Shoshone Thursday while the Richfield high school football team lost 26 to 6 at Jerome Friday. Various residents traveled to Boise for the weekend cap, others formed dinner visits, and a republican rally at the North End schoolhouse drew a large crowd.
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Walter Youngkin
Owen Youngkin
Theo
Garth Brush
Elizabeth
Benjamin Crosby
S. T. Baer
Lindemer
Brookman
Boise
Capitol City
Richfield High School
Jerome
L. Crosby
California
Washington
Oregon
Leyman Sanders
Tongish
North End
Frank Sanders
T. L McMahon
Truman McMahon
Barnes
Delno McMahon
J. ©. Jensen
M James Jensen
A. L Lindemer
John Poteet
Monte Cook
Richfield
Ventoon
Pluttitial
Wil Dart
Evertrae
Untitled Local Theater Notice With Jumbled Text
A fragmented notice outlines a local theater event with references to shows and dates. It mentions performances by actors and a comic act, hinting at a program titled Pimytintions mt Erweting and a night of entertainment led by Magtt WP and Malena Kary Mlaiiont.
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Ben Barurday
Poe
Malena
Abe Abana
County nurse wage debate shows savings exceed salary
The county nurse's work handling indigent care is praised by officials who say she saved more money than her salary by directing purchases only for necessities and visiting cases to assess needs. The board votes on continuing the position with a majority in favor, amid differing views on employment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Journal
Clave of Business Thureday
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Unclear Names and Actions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a dinner event and various unclear names and places. The text is too obscured to extract a coherent person, organization, or event with reliable identifiers for a proper summary.
Happenings in Shoshone community notes and visits
Edw T Barber left for Boise. Senator Perky and W T Patterson visited Shoshone while campaigning. Local meetings include Lincoln Chapter 420 B S, KKK organizer in town. Community events feature birthdays, church notices, a theater matinee promotion, and a vote registration reminder ahead of November 1922 elections.
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Panne
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sehSay
Richfield News
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Lincoln CO
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Elie
Wem
Maheaune
Worl Sae
Phaulkne
Edw. T. Barber
Boise Thurs
W. T. Turner
Thomas H. Gooding, Sr
Monay
Gooding
William Waggoner
Lincoln
B.S
K. of P. Hall
Ku Klux Klan
Sho‘shone
Mrs. Turnbull
E. M. Clements
Shoshone
Senator Perky
Nampa
D. L. Badley
Portland
John Badley
Harry Davis
Optician
Herbert Deane
Finday
Perry Harris
Carey
Venetta Harris
Stella Cook
Missouri
Court House
Baugh Theatre
Progressive
Angie Durfee
W. T. Patterson
Dietrich
Och
M. D. Withrow
Cumberland, Ohio
Athens Ohio
Nine Newman
Ning Newainen
Ethel Roowslur
Elizabeth Reilly
Eel Sohwager
Margarite Newman
Carolyn Dollerd
Currie Bradshaw
Marwarthe Be Tity
Masnie Sonwayer
Archie Miyih
Fite Pai Mestooit Aeethey
Paver
Pelale Toh
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