State Offers Army Trucks for County Road Work
The Federal government allotted army trucks for road work and a state contract would permit counties to use them on federally funded projects. Lincoln County cannot accept due to unsuitable roads and high upfront costs including a $300 per truck payment and $18 monthly rent plus driver expenses. The deal requires hydraulic dumps costing up to $700 and a 10 day state withdrawal right, making the investment riskier.
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Bureau of State Highways
Lincoln County
Nis
Highway Bureau
Railroads Launch Safety Drive Against Auto Tragedies
October 18 marks a nationwide campaign by U S railroads urging vigilance to reduce track accidents. About 187 lines employ nearly two million workers over 281000 miles of track, each urged to avoid hazards and protect both themselves and the public. The effort draws international attention from British and Japanese officials observing American railroad safety rules.
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United States
Alao
Ble
Way
America
Roosevelt Memorial Fund Campaign in Idaho
The Friends of Theodore Roosevelt organize Idaho wide fundraising to build a monument. Governor Frank R Gooding heads the state group with county chairmen, aiming to raise 20000 dollars as Idaho's share. Subscriptions will be solicited during October 20 to 27, Roosevelt’s birthday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Idaho
Frank R. Goodhead
Roosevelt
Teddy
Prof Axline Dead In Idaho Normal Leader’s Passing
The people of Idaho mourn the death of George Axtine long time head of Albion Normal. Axtine's decades as an Idaho educator left a noble character imprint on countless students and he was regarded as a foremost educator in the northwest beyond Mason.
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Idaho
George Axtine
Albion Normal
Masho
Northwest
Baptist Church Invites All To Morning Evening Worship
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning worship 11 a m Evening worship 7 30 p m Rev RS Withrow pastor leads the services Evangelical invitation extended to all attendees at Avordiat location in the notice.
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Ines
Rufe Anderson
Vance Shellman
Eee
Avordiat
Afl
Christ Church Evensong and Sermon Schedule
The article notes Evensong and a sermon at 7 30 p m at Christ Church Wil 8 4 Dumvill Clergym ete seeaevee Sunday School at noon Choir rehearsal every Friday at 7 20 p m
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Christ Church
Wil
Dumvill
Local store advertises with misread sign and missing apples
A store run by J B Houston displayed a box of chalice apples with a placard reading STARE ONE. A playful kid joined in the scene as customers entered, while two praise of advertising methods circulated. Apples were mostly gone before tired shoppers could sample them.
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J.B. Houston
Dia
Dinwell
Jason
Big Bruneau Irrigation Project Seen As Sure
Reports say the Bruneau irrigation project will proceed with a dam at American Falls a mile long and 100 feet high becoming the continent's largest dam. The plan aims to irrigate Snake River lands from American Falls downstream while using upper river reservoirs for upper lands.
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U. S
American Falls
Snake River
Bruneau
Bubl
Meredith
Dex
Jackson Lake
Idaho
Why Every Citizen Who Can Should Own His Home and Should Build Now
The piece urges every eligible citizen to own a home to secure family future and character, noting home ownership fosters higher citizenship and community pride. It argues that delaying home building is futile as building-material costs are unlikely to fall for at least a year or two longer.
Public Health Meetings Promote Nurse Miss Sinclair
Miss Amy Kelly of the University Extension Department travels county with Miss Sinclair the legally trained nurse to raise public interest in health work. Meetings have been held at Divtetoh Richfield Marley Dorrah school and Grange Hall with a session today at North Richfield community. Mothers’ cooperation urged to ensure results from the nurse’s work. Sinclair will start with school examinations for contagious diseases and then conduct physical exams.
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Ollie Rate
Mixx
Tisella Luithelaor
Dietrich
Shoshone
Wihtaberner
Hate
Nev
Dent
Lient
Earl P. King
Jack
Walt
Beverly Washington
Ed Gogr
Agajn
Prem Moore
University of Staho
Misa Amy Kelly
Uni
Seviret
Amy Kelly
Coun
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Divtetoh
Richfield
Marley
Dorrah School
Grange Hall
North Richfield
Miss Sinclaiy
Prisoners Brought Back for Trial from Lincoln County Jail
The famous quartet of men who escaped twice from Lincoln County Jail and were recaptured this summer has been returned from Boise to face trial in the district court in session this week. Four guards monitor their conduct as they resist sentences, and one incident suggests a potential jail delivery. The prisoners have stated they will never serve their sentences. Trials scheduled for Monday.
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Lincoln County
Boise
Mondey
Idaho Census Supervisor Seeks Clerks for Field Work
F. Goddard, supervisor of census for Idaho's second district, faces a shortage of clerks to handle field duties. Most applicants may not carry on the work of the fourteenth census, but many will likely be hired. Work involves interviewing communities and gathering required data for the census bureau. Apply to Edward F. Goddard, Supervisor of Census, Pocatello, Idaho.
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F. Goddard
Idaho
Cary
Brireau
Euw
Cent#ux
Pocatello
Tdaho
Road signs to be posted in Lincoln County jointly by county and district
County Commissioners and the Shoshone Highway District will cooperate to place official road signs at key intersections across Lincoln County. Current signage consists mainly of commercial signs, causing travel difficulties for motorists during the past summer due to missing directional guidance at important crossroads.
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Lincoln County
County Commissioners and
Shoshone Highway District
Rabbit poison to be distributed free to farmers
County Commissioners authorized 200 ounces of poison to be delivered in one ounce containers or in bulk via the State Purchasing Bureau. It will be distributed free of charge to farmers, each signing a receipt, with distribution points and system to be decided by the County Agent.
District Court Convenes With 17 Criminal and 41 Civil Cases
The District Court convened this morning at the Lincoln County courthouse before Judge Forty B. A total of 17 criminal cases are on the docket with 93 cases pending from previous sessions and 41 civil cases on the calendar. Six petitions from United States citizens will be acted upon.
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Mter
Linroh
Furty B
United States
Progress in Idaho Fairfield Water System Plans
Idaho notes show Fairfield pushing for a county water system while Preston proposes spending 95 900 on its waterworks. Nampa construction begins on an 11 000 office building amid regional development. A 100 000 sheep company forms at Mahopalle and Rupert opens a third cheese plant as rural projects expand. James O Connor and two Moscow sons report 6200 from a 90 acre pea crop.
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Nampa
Preston
Crossed Wires in Helio Case Sparks Confusion
A garbled telephone exchange leaves Helio and Jimson tangled in a misrouted call. The caller accuses the recipient of pretending to be at home, triggering a dispute over the dialing error and personal contact.
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Hein Central
Lune
Roosevelt Day in Idaho Schools Sets Oct 4 Observance
The Idaho State Department of Education designates Friday October 4 as Roosevelt Day in public schools. The memo highlights honoring the memory of Franklin D Roosevelt and other founders like Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln. It calls for patriotic devotion and the creation of a memorial honoring a great figure in American history.
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Roosevelt
Idaho
State Department of Education
State Board of Fatncation Iup
Iand
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Porter Visits J. O. Baker Family in Maho
D A Porter of Indiana Pennsylva nia arrives for a visit with the J O Baker family at the Cant Grocery. Porter, Mrs Bakers uncle, plans a lengthy stay to sample the winter climate and brings a handmade cane once given to his grandfather by the Baker family on Judge Weirs departure for the west.
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D. A. Porter
Indiana
Pennsylvania
J. O. Baker
Cant Grocery
Porter
Kavort Delos lodge honored by Grand Chancellor visit
Grand Chancellor M. Nankervis of Moscow and a party of K. I. officials inspected the K P S Kavort Delos lodge district. They toured Jerome Thursday afternoon to organize a lodge chapter as new members joined during the meeting.
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Delos Lodge
M. Nankervis
Moscow
Jor
Nankervis
K. I
Jerome
Kijetthornt
Public illustrated lecture at opera house on October 24
Study club reports a successful meeting. Knights of Pythias grant use of hall for the year. A public illustrated lecture on house decorations will be held at the opera house on Thursday October 24 at 2 30 pm. The cast will visit various clubs and residents are cordially invited to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
Delightful Shower Honoring Miss Elizabeth Gooding
A mis cellaneque shower for Miss Elizabeth Gooding was hosted by Misses Clark Ea holm and Collins at Mrs. W P Murphy's home. Elizabeth Beckett presented a cupfit full of gifts, pink and white decor, luncheon for about 42 guests, and warm wishes for a bright future.
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Eaholm
Collins
W. PI. Murphy
Elizabeth Gooding
Elizabeth Beckett
Miss Gooding
Teslow Edges Bessten Shoshone In Saturday Baseball
An audience at Showtone grounds saw Teslow defeat Bessten Shoshone 24 to 19. Prof Fancher, principal of Bes te school, led in teaching sportsmanship and instruction, praised as a real instructor and leader.
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Maderski
Fancher
Beste
Bessten
Showtone Grounds
Teslow
Hannys
Clock Change Reminder From Union Desk
Local message warns residents to set clocks back after daylight saving time. Instructions emphasize manual adjustment, note potential confusion during the transition, and urge turning clocks an hour earlier to avoid missed hours.
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Aid
Mr and Mrs Frank W Kuka express sincere thanks to neighbors and acquaintances for aid and assistance during their bereavement and loss.
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Advaincore
Frank W. Kuka
County Treasurer Granted Leave for Vacation
County Treasurer Aus Stalin Cook has been granted a five week paid leave by the County Commissioners. He will travel to visit Windsor, Winsouth, and other places during the period, returning to duties afterward.
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Aus Stalin Cook
Liv Winsourh
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