Dietrich district highway bond vote proposed for 50,000
Dietrich highway district officials announce an election to decide issuing bonds up to 50 000 for roads. A large local gathering at the Dietrich schoolhouse with Judge King presiding discussed benefits, costs and the potential impact on farm values and district progress.
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Hay Commissioners
Dietrich
Iriet
Averell
Judge King
L. J. Streathers
Geo. Reed
E. R. Gage
James Patterson
Thomas Way
John Matson
H. W. Anderson
J. W. Wheeler
Shoshone
J. R. Boothwell
Highway Board
Thomas Pay
Fay
Lincoln
Dietrich Tract
Boise
Yellowstone Park
State Highway Commission
State Commission
Greon Short Line Railway Company
Western Union Tvingraph Company
Ea Fess Taramete
Highway Commissioners
Two Episodes of Artemus Ward Feature Humorous Tales
A fragmentary notice praises Artemus Ward Charles Brocktott Trown as humorist and philosopher. It outlines his method, noting how brief sentences expose absurd doctrines and reflect rammonpice, mentioning a sample exchange about twins in A Bachelor’s Halloween Moon and a lively portrayal of Gen the Bachelor.
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Artemus Ward
Charles Brocktott Trown
Ward
Lost River project revival eyed in Idaho bid plan
W W Corey of the Ogden corporation said a bid to Idaho state officials could complete the Big Lost River irrigation project now partly built. The plan would irrigate about 109000 acres across three units with Mackay dam core, three diverting dams, canals and laterals, and a possible reservoir further up Dye Lost river. The sale has been postponed six weeks at bondholders' request. two smaller units between Antelope and Arco are delivering water to settlers.
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Corey Brothers
Idaho
W. W. Corey
Ogden Corporation
Attorn
Mackay
Dye Loat
Antelopé
Arco
Desert entry dispute and Thanksgiving in Shoshone
In Boise a land case upholds Keenan's desert land claim amid contest with Bullock who cultivated public land nearby. Thanksgiving in Shoshone saw church services, business closures, dinner gatherings, and social events including dances and family meals across the community.
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Boise
United States Land Office
United States
Downing Bullock
I Keenan
Secti Township
Entock
Addi Watet
Keenan
Bullock
Land Office
Keetan
Baptist Church
J. W. Bandy
Will Custer
W. C. Custer
LM. Zug
Leonora G. Novinger
Elizabeth White
Thanterivineeve
Focal Knights of Pythias
Birs
Jack Dygert
Gooding
George Anderson
Todd
Portrait of Jesus as seen by a Roman letter writer
A fragment summarizes Publius Lentalus describing Jesus of Nazareth in a letter to the Roman senate. It notes Jesus as a prophet of truth admired by his followers, with accounts of miracles and a composed countenance. The text conveys a midrashic, antiquarian view of Jesus from a Roman civic perspective.
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Publius Lentalus
Jerusalem
Tiberius Ceaser
Jesus of Nazareth
Bavier
Jesus Christ
Sore
Bayer
Facts and Theory Correspond Rooseve United States
The article quotes Roosevelts view on the poll movement and the need to align theory with practice in government. He criticizes elites and emphasizes restoring governmental power to serve industrial and social needs while noting the Republican party history and reforms advocated by progressives. Also mentions The Fever Jennings attending Episcopal services in Shoshone next Sunday.
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United States
Republican Party
Cok Rosevict
Jennings
Shoshone
Beaver River Faces Utility Battle in Twin Falls
In southern Idaho the Beaver River Power Company seeks contracts while Great Shoshone Company pushes to block them. A utilities commission complaint alleges neither Beaver River nor Idaho Power & Light obtained necessary certificates of necessity for a bond passed by Twin Falls city council on April 23, 191X, leaving control of local public service disputed between rival firms.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Beaver River Company
Utilties Commission
Great Shoshone Commpany
Te Gre
Beaver River
Utilities
Twin Pulls
Great “ Sheshone Company
Beaver River Power Company
Idaho Power & Light] Company
Pubic
Duck season closes December fifteenth under federal law
The Mann federal law on shooting birds takes precedence over state rules, ending the duck season on December fifteenth and prohibiting any legal shooting after sunset or before sunrise. Governor Haineh issues a call for county assessors to meet in Boise December 1 for a three day conference with the state convention of county commissioners in Boise.
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Mann
Haineh
Bolee
Fulse
Timber sale bid decision delays final action for timber deal
The state board considered bids from Barber Lumber and Eugene Snow for timber sales and railroad and mill work. Barber Lumber offered the highest terms with 1000000 cash and bonds, meeting all costs and schedules. Final action was postponed 30 days, with dates hovering between November 24 and November 25.
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Helnes
Gifsfort
Petarmes
Howstion
Step ‘Herd
Ind
Faivin Irving
Tieiber Om
Imod
Shinshies
Barber Lumbey Company
Eugeny Snow
Barber Lember Company
Barber
Statehouse
Barber Lumber Company
Edwin Snow
Governor Hawley Denies Faction Claims on Appointments
Boise report says former Governor Hawley, back from Washington, refuses to name likely appointees in Idaho. He notes Republican attacks over patronage are political ploys and cites no basis for rumors he will pursue a Senate bid.
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Appoirii
Boise Nevis
Idaho
Hawley
Washington
North Muba
Spokane
Portland
Rep
Wilsom
Mabe
Ory
Democratit Monventinn
Champ Clark
Senate
Lanvin
Ten Rounds To A Draw In Boxing Bout
Tim Murphy and Pete Moe fought a spirited ten round draw with even exchanges and determined lasting pace. Both fighters showed fortitude and stamina, the bout ending without a decisive winner due to evenly matched skill and punishment across rounds.
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Tim Murphy
Pete Moe
Murphy
Fmibe Pereaytibio
Bia Oabewr
Kier Chet Partons
Entry of Home Title Setter Questioned by Land Commission
The General Land Office decision in Washington appears to deny invalidating the entry of a settler who invested toward a home deed. The commission notes the entrant’s good faith and honest efforts to establish a home, commending such efforts in the land title process.
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Sas
Trenite Commindan
Washington D. C
Jax. Bottreett
Heiey
Arhbur-Le Pyie
Ognios
W. Grastied
Dry Wave Closes Dozens of Salons in Des Moines Region
Supreme Court decision enforces a new license law, shutting 185 saloons in Des Moines and 3300 statewide. Des Moines residents must close immediately as the wet territory limit drops to one saloon per specified area. A stray note mentions a Youngstown vendor selling baskets on the sidewalk.
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Supreme Court
Des Moines
Ohie
Lawn Supreme Court
Youngstown
Lawer
Forfeit Ends Westtell Sho Shoshone Game
The Friday basketball clash between Westtell and Shoshone ended by forfeit as Shoshone Wenndell refused to play the full time. Officials, including timekeeper and referee, enforced the forfeit ruling and noted the crowd’s behavior as a factor.
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Westtell
Shoshone
Bist
Shoshonne Wenndell
McMahon
Rome
Wendell
Starr
Tamim
Rita
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Anderson
Cli
Herela
Eitigens
Ogden Contracting Company
Cheitman
Anger Kentett
Wreh
Christ
Utilities Commission
Great Shoshone
Twin Falls
BIG Timber
Barber Company
Boise Basin
George
Grant
Jerome
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