Court session yields verdicts and detours in Idaho case
Judge Stockslager and Judge Walters presided as a Boise district court session ran from Tuesday through Wednesday. Arthur W. Baumus Settlers' Reclaiming and Operating Co won $620.13 for secretary treasurer services. A Richfield nurse won $120 for smallpox quarantine work. An Illinois attachment suit against E Mosely was dismissed in favor of Mosely. A long-standing case over sheep trespass near Milner ended in a verdict for the defendant.
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Walters
Fremont County
Boise
Steckslager
Arthur W. Baumus
Baum
A. M. Richardson
Richfield
Richardson
Illinois
Down
Jerome
F. Glaeser
E. Mosely
Mosley
Glaeser
Mosely
Smke
Governor Haines and Attorney General welcomed in Lincoln county
Governor Haines and Attorney General Peterson arrived from Burley on the mid day train and were met with a hearty reception in Richfield and an enthusiastic public meeting in Shoshone. The speakers defended tax policy and criticized Moses ideas of thrift while detailing long hours of work in office. The group then traveled to Jerome for a major gathering with plans for address from the Inn front. county officials and Republican leaders traveled with them to underscore the warm welcome.
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Haines
Generel Peterson
Lincoln County
Burley
Richfield
Shoshone
Lopera House
A. E.bowler
Alexander
Moses
Jerome
Gooding
Heles
Playing Hell With My Hogs In Shoshone Market Crumbles
In Idaho the hog market declines due to large Canadian imports and free trade policies. Prices drop from $4.2 per pound to about 6.5 cents, with farmers losing thousands per shipment. J L Beckett offers Poland China pigs for sale amid the downturn.
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Portland
Seattle
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Shostone
Poland
China
J. L. Beckett
Idaho Governor Race Turmoil Highlights Two Idaho Governors
Idaho voters face a sharp choice between two distinct leaders in the governor’s race. Haines emphasizes practical retrenchment and constitutional limits, while Moses Alexander attacks state taxes and promises sweeping reform. Alexander’s claims about state expenditures and the utilities commission are scrutinized as the debate centers on fiscal policy, taxation, and governance.
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Perhepe
Haines
Moses Alexander
Abe
Abeerd
Moses
Grenity
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Alexander
Star
Idaho
Mr. Alexander
Miller Leaves Power Company in Twin Falls Area
J R Miller departs as manager of the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power Company. E W Rising moves from Tein Falls to oversee the change, expected to relocate with his family to Mrs Whittington’s dwelling. Miller remains based in Shoshone as water supervisor and chief engineer. new management aims to consolidate interests under a single head.
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J RK Miller
Ant
Twin Falls
Gret
E .W
Mentay
J. H
Tein
Iising Wee Alung
Tragedy near Dietrich as farmer Kingston killed in threshing belting
Tohn W Kingston a farmer teacher and Presbyterian preacher was instantly killed yesterday when his clothing was caught in a threshing machine belting near Besslen four miles east of Dietrich He was about 45 years old and leaves a wife seven children In Lincoln county he had moved from North Carolina and preached at Averell He died without speaking as the machine crushed him and tore an arm from its shoulder.
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Tohn W. Kingston
Presbyterian Church
Besslen
Averell
Dietrich
Josh Turner
Kingston
Lincoln County
Westhops
N. C
Carey
Four Judges North of the River Sought for District
The Hagey Times argues for four judges north of the Snake River and nonpartisan district judges chosen without local bias. It warns against concentrating judges south of the river, citing travel costs, delays, and attorney inconvenience. It favors a north-of-river judge who has strong past track record and broad support.
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Minke
Frank Millsaps Appointed New Marshal Amid Meeting
A special meeting appointed Frank Millsaps as marshal after a Friday session. He assumed duties immediately, with supporters noting his ideal conduct and prior role as Lincoln County’s first assessor. He pledged honesty and anticipated a salary of $85 per month.
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Milgye
Sheard
Kita
Taarshil
Sheri
Linco
Millsaps
Why the New Tax War Debate Across Nation and State
A Washington Post analysis argues that war taxes promised by Congress would burden taxpayers at peacetime, with voters seeking justification and economy under Democratic leadership. It notes public concern over tariffs as revenue, costs of living, and political campaigns, citing discussions of real estate, economic strain, and Governor Hiles plus Attorney General Peterson holding three meetings in the region to gauge outlook.
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