Shoshone Journal listing subscribers and merchants
An old paper snippet lists subscription details and agents for the Shoshone Journal. It names B Todd of Shoshone Idaho and various local merchants including Gooding Hagurivan Alberta Milner and Rupert J K Langlais as part of the distribution network.
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Eentere
B. Todd
Shoshone
Idaho
Ali
Hagurivan Id
A Mercantile Company
Alberta
Nand News Dealer
Milner
Mt Pa
Jopburn Paint & Glens
Hexturn
Finney
Rupert
J. K. Langlais
Morcharsdine
Republican State Ticket in Idaho Election
A list of state ticket candidates includes United States Senator Weldon Beo Shoehone Justice J P Ailstile Idaho Supreme Court, Congressman Thomas K Hamer Fremont Governor Dantive H Hrady Nannack LarGtenant Governor LA Sweetner Cassia Secretary at Riste Robert Lanedaw Washington Attorney General D McDougall Oneida Auditor S J Taylor Bonner Treasurer A Hastings Ne e Perce Mine Inspector F CO Moore Shoshone Public Instruction S Belle Chamberlain Twin J Verstiential Kleetore Rigar Wilson Ada John Lamb Owy hey AL A Crane Kontenal.
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United States
Lincoln County Republican Ticket Shuffles Officials List
Lincoln County voters see a Republican ticket listing Benator Fred W Jordan of Grooding for representative LK Adatma Rupert as treasurer C W Wernicke of Shoshone for sheriff J W Wheeler of Shoshone and Mankey of Rupert for constables Frank T Disney Hayborn for attorney VK Killen Weyburn for surveyor Louth Burnside Shoshone for superintendent John Roots Gooding Frobate Judge J L Puller Shoshone Commissioners Districts 1 Paul Kartake Jerome District 2 Charles Gridley Hagerman District 3 C T Hart Rupert
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Benator
Fred W Jordan
Grooding
Frobate
J. L. Puller
Shoshone
Cormmissionore
Paul Kartake
Jerome
Charles Gridley
Hagerman
C. T. Hart
Rupert
Minidoka project praised for leadership amid reclamation woes
The piece credits G. Camp with turning the Minidoka reclamation effort toward competence after years of mismanagement and delay. It contrasts past incompetence with improved conditions, arguing deep reforms and patience are needed to complete a fair, effective reclamation law and service.
Vote to Change Camp Administration Seen as Risky
The piece argues against altering management under J. G. Camp, claiming it has brought five years of progress and improved conditions. It warns voters that replacing Camp with newcomers could revert to past ignorance and poorer outcomes for the Minidoka Settler community.
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Camp
J. G
Mr. Camp
Mr. Minidoka
Mr.Camp
Why Change Politics In This County And State
The piece argues against attacking Democratic nominees and asserts Republicans are the same: no individual or minority gains would come from voting for Democrats. It claims Democrats lack achievements and future promise, suggesting electing Republicans from constable to president is the better choice based on alignment with enduring movements shaping the country.
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United States
Two Constitutional Amendments in State Journal Analysis
The article discusses two proposed constitutional amendments for a fall vote. One would establish a new county court, but the piece argues it falls short of its aims and should be defeated. The other would allow clerical aid for county assessors, praised as an improvement to relieve assessors from funding deputies themselves.
Home made Alexander enthusiasm critique in Capital News
The piece mocks Idaho politics and Alexander supporters, claiming false zeal masks modest achievements. It argues Republicans inherited and improved state institutions, with taxes kept in check while funding schools roads and asylums. It warns against undoing gains for a cheaper administration.
Vote the Ticket Straight in Idaho Lincoln County
The Journal urges Republicans to vote the ticket straight in Idaho and Lincoln County. It notes both state and county tickets are honest and capable, and that the Republican ticket is larger and thus more powerful to achieve good governance. It argues Democrats are not superior and cautions against scratching the party line.
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Idaho
Lincoln County
Senate
Straight Republican Ticket urged for Idaho voters
The piece argues that voting straight Republican tickets strengthens the party’s national stand on tariffs and national issues. It warns that split tickets, even for local offices, weaken the Republican balance in the Senate and Idaho’s influence on national policy.
Candidate for Assessor M Mackey Praised for Minidoka Work
M Mackey the Republican candidate for county assessor is a leading east end businessman known for popularity and initiative. He moved from St Anthony to Rupert three years ago, invested 12000 to 15000 in Minidoka tract enterprises, built a telephone system serving the area, and serves as Rupert village board chairman supporting local development.
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M. M. Mackey
West End
Rupert
St. Anthony
Minidoka
Mackey
Wendell Farmers Association Plans Discussed at Meeting
A Wendell church gathering on October 22 elected F. W. Hastings temporary chairman and H. D. Jackson temporary secretary for a permanent Farmers Association. Prof. Alex MacPherson of Twin Falls outlined land clearing for irrigation and seed varieties. The crowd enjoyed the lecture and supports biweekly talks, hoping for an experimental farm at Wendell and spring crop readiness.
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Wendell Church
Farmers’ Association
F. W. Hastings
H. D. Jackson
Alex. MacPherson
Twin Falls
Jerome Looks Good to Him
O J Brennan visited Jerome early this week and bought a large slice of the North Side tract. He has long backed Jerome and began the Shoshone boom by erecting a business block, with no complaint from his end about the investment. E T Barton, who aided Salmon River opening in Twin Falls last spring, paid fifty dollars as a first payment on city lots and now has an eighty five dollar bonus offer, signaling a notable profit.
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Minidoka
Almot
America
Erithia
Congress
Washington
Reclamation Service
G. Camp
Camp de
Minmonet
Aoiles
Tt Saidio
O. J. Brennan
Jerome
North Side
Mr. Brennan
Shoshone
E. T. Barton
Twin Falls
Salmon River
Democratic Ticket Lincoln County Idaho 1908 slate
A Democratic ticket listing candidates for Lincoln County Idaho in 1908. Marion W. McFall Rupert stands for State senator with Samuel C. Bixler Heyburn as Representative. Arthur J. Murray Sho shone chosen for Sheriff. William A. Goodman Rupert is County Treasurer and ex-officio Public Administrator. Leroy C. Jones Gooding is County Assessor and ex-officio Tax Collector. James B. Stephenson Gooding Probate Judge. Waggoner Rup er t is County Superintendent of Public Instruction. James B. Bothwell Shoshone is County Attorney. Walter Burkhart Bliss is County Surveyor. Dr A A Higes Gooding is County Coroner.
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Marion W. McFall
Rupert
Samuel C. Bixler
Heyburn
Arthur J. Murray
Shoshone
William A. Goodman
Leroy C. Jones
Gooding
James B. Stephenson
Ingeeamard Waggoner
James B. Bothwell
Walter Burkhart
Bliss
A. A. Higes
Commissioners Hear Trial Over Bonner Liquor License
County commissioners heard both sides on renewal of Robert Bonner’s liquor license with Mrs. Garlock for temperance advocates and Dick Angel for Bonner. County Attorney Disney represented the board. After a half day, the license was granted.
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Board of County Commissioners
Robert Bonner
Garlock
Bonner
Dick Angel
Hailey
Disney
Milner notes on travel, work, and lectures in October
Mr J C Porterfield travels to Boise on business while James Langan clears ten more acres at The Country Club of Milner. Community plans include dramatic entertainment and a dance. Mrs L Levin returns from Salt Lake City with fall goods. Hunters report deerless trip. Main canal work for Jerome water supply progresses with Wilson Lake as reservoir and cement dams underway. Visitors Tracy Howard and Homer Grimm arrive from Oakley to join Porterfield’s survey gang. McPherson of Twin Falls lectures on irrigation with strong turnout, and another illustrated talk at School No 1 on October 30.
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J. C. Porterfield
Boise
James Langan
Country Club
Milner
Thayer Palmer
Jerome Country
Wilson Lake
Fresh political split shapes Heyburn outlook and growth
Fresh Heyburn news notes Brim merchants, new homes on 19th Street, rising rail passenger interest, and heavy bank business. It reports Sartains’ baby, seed wheat shipments to Colorado, and Williams building a winter residence. The 85 acre Government Demonstration farm is described as a key example for farmers learning to use land and water wisely with reclamation service support.
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Cargulie H Umeat
Hwart T. Hardee
Republican
Alexander
Giles
Scott
Roderick
Eliaim
State University
Academy
M. Mackey
Wendell News
Tracy Howard
Homer Grimm
Oakley
Mr. McPherson
Je. McPherson
W.w.brim
L. E. Gott and
Ilinois
Chadwick
19Th St
Heyburn State Bank
Colorado
Heyburn Grain Co
F. L. Williams
S. McQuiston
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