Ordinance on Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in Shoshone
Ordinance No 27 establishes licensing for intoxicating liquors in Shoshone Village. It makes sale without license unlawful and sets annual license at 300 dollars or 75 dollars per quarter with quarterly payments. It prohibits free giveaways and outlines penalties and enforcement by the Village Clerk. It was passed by the Board of Trustees and attested by Harry with the village seal.
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Shoshone
Board of ‘Trustees
Shoshone Falls Power Builds Plant Aiding Twin Falls Link
Shoshone Falls Power company installs an electric plant to supply light for the Twin Falls tract and power for an electric line between Shoshone and Twin Falls. Upon completion the north side canal will be through, making Shoshone one of the best towns in the area.
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Shoshone Falls
Idaho Wins Big At Portland Exposition Gold Medals Fall
Idaho earns fifty eight gold medals and nine silvers for agricultural exhibits at the Portland fair, plus 29 mining awards. Idaho ranks behind several states in mining, but agricultural acclaim fuels local pride and suggests regional leadership is possible if other states beat the 58 gold and 9 silver tally.
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Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
California
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Tregon
Idaho Falls
Hailey Idaho auction seeks nurses mares and mules
An advertisement invites buyers to Hailey Idaho on Monday October 16 to purchase mares weighing 1000 to 1400 pounds aged three to ten years, sound and either saddle or harness broke, with note that mules of any size or age will be bought. The call is signed J. Y. Flopras and mentions the editor's office.
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Hailey
Idaho
Are Indians Exempt A Idaho Game Law Case At Lewiston
The district court in Lewiston will hear the appeal in the state versus Joseph Patterson. Patterson, an Indian, is charged with violating Idaho game laws. The defense asserts Indians are exempt when hunting or fishing on the reservation. State Game and Fish Warden Stephens notes the case could affect practices of Indians breaking game laws year round.
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Idaho
District Court
Lewiston
Joseph Patterson
Justice Court
Patterson
Stephens
Weiser
Academy Notes Show Busy Growth At Regional Academy
The academy reports rising enrollment with ten new names, totaling 140 percent of last year. A new dining hall and kitchen opened, with seating for about 100 and modern ventilation. Chemistry, physics, zoology, and physiography classes show strong student engagement as over 500 new library accessions arrive. The academy orchestra, gymnasium, and basketball programs expand, with new staff and members, and the football and checkers activities proceed as weather allows. Concludes on page 4.
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Phioetes
Reshman
Acadimey
Lbrary
Italy
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Paradeos
Comeihers Blesr
Davie Wetrnetor
Levie Reh
Ley Castle
Maule Brew
Uther Davis
George Tiersoo
Allen Trapp
Judy Davies
Mine Mivelle L
McManis
Ue Department
Marie
Shem
Walker
Wok Weil
Mer Comey
Tsgdad
Rom
Nansbecabe
Boye
Eer
First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
R. Goopixa
FP. W. Goopiid
Caras
M. Hespinn
F. It Gooding
W. Goodeing
Chas. M. Heinpbill
Thos
H. Gooding
Heman M. Hartburt
Edward A. Waltore
I.O. C
Junction City Lodge No
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Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
W.D
Noble Grand
OC. W. Waexrass
E. W. Horton
Iwwaho
W. Kleinman
Starrh’s Drug Store
Roone
Frank Whittington
Clase
Siiwukt Ealt
W.D. Vredenburgh
S. L
E. A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
Notary Public
W.R. Swope
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