Willing 10 Voters Decide Post Master Appointment
Thomas Fay a veteran Democratic leader in Shoshone leads a push for a postmaster appointment. Fay claims broad business support and readiness for a popular vote. Rivals include firt Rhine and Everett Noble with Keifer having shifted support. claim Noble would move the office to the north side. The change awaits postmaster Miles term expiration in January.
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Thomas Fay
Shoahone
Shoshone
Foy
Fay
James L. Miner
Lincoln County
Ftert Rhine
Noble
Pay
Rhine
Edward H. Miles
Helman to practice law after clerkship change
John H. Helman, longtime chief deputy, plans to leave public office and join a law partnership with James St. Bothwell’s practice. Guy Bisel joins Tissel Helman, forming a strong Idaho legal team. Helman, 26, will take the Court of Appeals exam soon.
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John H. Helman
James St. Bothwell
Guy Bisel
Gooding
Tissel & Helman
Bissé
Helman
B. Heilman
Blackstone
Court of Appeals
Cowgirl Takes Husband's Horse in Idaho Robbery
Sheriff Zug investigated a reported robbery in Jerome and Twin Falls counties as a woman, wife of the man from whom the horse and saddle were taken, was found rusticating near Rupert.
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Zug
Twin Falls
Jerome
Rupert
Roy Shillington
Statesman’s Good Work
Twin Falls November 12 Calvin Cobb publisher of the Boise Statesman was here Monday morning on his way home from an auto trip through the eastern part of the state. He said he was working to secure for each county 300 families from war stricken Belgium and France.
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Twin Falls
Calvin Cobb
The
Boise Statesman
Cobb
Belgium
France
Joel Priest
Short Line Indubs
Ketchum
Ull Sone
Priest
Halley
Bellevuir
Carey
Wood River
Nia
Shoshone
Boise
Utilities Commission
Boise-Salt Lake
Richfield Herd District Hearing Ends In No District Ruling
County Commissioners heard opposing petitions on creating a herd district near Richfield. Farmers argued fencing costs would be relieved, while stockmen contended many farmers cannot afford fencing. The board reserved decision, later announcing a vote against forming the district.
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Tichfield
R. B. Campbell
E. Exkelsen
Campbell
Quet Johnson
W. P. Burke
B. E. Essey
M. P
Thomas Burns
Richfield
Paul S. Maddock
James R. Rothwell
Must Sign For Bottle Of Wine In Richfield Grills
A local report notes new Internal Revenue Service requirements on wine purchases. Liquor stores must record buyer name and address, date, and quantity to collect the war tax. Dealers will rely on these records until stamps arrive, affecting wine purchases for about three weeks.
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Richfield
Uncle Sam
Kalamazoo
Miliptas
Sam
Precinct officers renewed in Shoshone region list of judges and constables
Precinct officers were renewing Shoshone justices of the peace J L Fuller and EB Todd, constable W Swope, Richfield RO Clark and T Brush, Earl Cress, Dietrich Frank Kelley JR Smith, Ollie Bute, North Shoshone W J Peck and A D Duff, Walter Hastings, Haddock Frank Hitchcovns and J T Glover, A M Gomes. Burns H M Coffmen and Asbury Wolfe, constable F Altrine South Jerome CF Annett and St Fraser, John W Johnson. Morley Oscar L Jonson Touls Johnson J C Tabor listed two each, J Melvin Coffalt. Oaks George A Wallace N T Adages, Prine Oaks constable Torome Justlers Harnett Stillwell C F Annett, W S Forbes. Grandview John Coleman elected justice. five others M J Bridgman Nelson Shephard Ross Bruner C W DeVoe H Cushman received one vote each. C Strong elected constable.
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J. L. Fuller
EB. Todd
W. Swope
Richfield
RO. Clark
T. B. Brush
Earl Cress
Dietrich
Frank Kelley
J R. Smith
Ollie Bute
North Shoshone
W. J. Peck
A. D. Duff
Walter Hastings
Haddock
Frank Hitchcovns
J. T
Prine Oaks
Kimama
Tose P. Torden
Diedrich
Constable
Torome Justlers
Harnett Stillwell
C. F. Annett
W. S. Forbes
Grandview
John Coleman
M. J. Bridgman
Nelson Shepherd
Ross Bruner
C. W. DeVoe
H. Cushman
C. Strong
Eleven States Grant Full Rights To The Women
Women now have full suffrage in eleven states and in the Alaska territory, with returns from an election showing Nevada and Montana also voting. In twenty-two other states women may vote for certain officers, including Illinois for statutory officers and presidential electors. The eleven states are Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington California Arizona Kansas Oregon Nevada and Montana. Counts Comreported prisoner Tupper Ape for held an Tuesday in bit er the meeting of Die board.
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Women's Study Club of
Shoshone
Bart
Tower
Alaska
Nevada
Montana
Ilinois
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Washington
California
Arizona
Kansas
Oregon
Road Builders Progress on State Highway to Sawtooth
Richfield Recorder notes Lee Garlock Earl Fowler and families finished their section of the State highway from here to Sawtooth via Hurley and H Cornall, engineer in charge, returning to supervise this end. Three-fourths of construction should finish this fall with rock work in winter. The road aims to be dust free and attract thousands of tourists to Sawtooth Wonderland next summer.
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Arco
Sawtooth
Richfeld Recorder
Lee Garlock
Earl Fowler
Tikuta
Bown
Sawtooth Country
Hurley
H. E. Cornell
Remoodled Home at Morley Destroyed in Fire
A Morley neighborhood home owned by John Turner was destroyed by fire late Friday night. The loss is estimated at 2000 dollars with only a few clothing items saved as the family fled the flames. The fire likely began from a lamp under a curtain, quickly engulfing the dwelling after recent remodeling and repainting.
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Morley Noighborhood
John Turner
Railroad Men Make Housekeeping at Ket chum Shoshone Run
The branch passenger train between Ket chum and Shoshone reversed Sunday, prompting crew to improvise sleeping arrangements at the northern terminus. Conductor Meehum and engineers Christman and Scott among others took bedding to a housed-in car stand near the station to keep warm, avoiding a long walk to crowded town lodging.
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Ketchum
Shoshone
Betchum
Meehum
Christman
Scott
Basketball at Jerome Ends With Shoshone Win
Shoshone traveled to Jerome last Friday for a basketball clash. The girls fell 14 to 3 as Jerome defenders dominated, while the boys fought back. Final score: Shoshone 26 Jerome 24. Players return the same night with Mr Weaver and Miss Jennings.
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Jeromeé
John Selman
Phillips
Idaho
Tothcart
Jerome
Hoya
Jprome
Mr. Weaver
Miss Jennings
Blaine County Voters Back Division to Form Butte County
Blaine County residents favored creating Butte County from Blaine’s Lost River area. County commissioners completed the plan in the election returns, showing a 64 vote margin in favor. The idea to detach Columbus and Soldier sections was rejected amid strong sentiment.
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Blaine County
Hailey
Butte County
Blaine
Lost River
Columbus County
Soldier
Ned Val
Abbe and Jena Win Duo at Purpbil Diet Event
Abbe and Bedo achieved a joint win at the Purpbil diet meet, edging White in a tight finish. Samin from Jena showed strong pace as Gaite posted a 6200 start time, marking a notable early performance.
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Jena
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R. R
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Ganos Bates
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Schwaner
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Heist
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District Court
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Sherif Zoe
Aml
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Diebonrt
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Morley
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