Wool Rates Equalized Push From Senator Gooding
Senator Gooding introduced a clause amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act to curb railroads by stripping the ICC of discretion to permit higher short haul rates than long haul. He aims to curb discriminating wool rate practices and plans to press the measure in December. A farm bloc delegation urged appointing a commissioner to represent agricultural and livestock interests on the tariff commission.
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Satuday
Senator Gooding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frinho
Gooding
Iin
Tariff Commission
Gooding Opens Monday Course Touts Strong Teaching Staff
Report from President C. W. Tenney of Gooding College outlines a new course of study with the strongest teaching force and most practical subjects yet offered. Instructors include Richard J. Bostrum in business administration, Edgar A. Pollock in printing and show card writing, Edith M. Roberts in education, Marguerite A. Gutschow in English, J. Fred McGrew in elocution, Chester L. Buckner in history, Mae Shipley Blodgett in mathematics, Madame Julie Lang in music, Edith M. Barrett in language, H. D. Cheney in French, Valentine Dutch in social science and religious education, Harry Elmer Lamb in physiology, Roward F. Rodenbrugh in physics and chemistry, T Pauline Graw in home economics, and Ava McCoy Blue in dean duties. The fall semester begins September with Idaho Superintendent Lith and Miss Westie noted in roles.
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C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
Richard J. Bostrum
Salt Lake
Boise
Edgar A. Pollock
Joseph
Oregon
Edith M. Roberts
Rupert and
Bolse
Marguerite A. Gutschow
Spokane
Salem
J. Fred McGrew
Idaho Falls
Willamette
Chester L. Buckner
Lincoln
Nebraska
Denver
Mae Shipley Blodgett
New London
Mt. Pleasant
Town
Madame J.ule Lang- Collitig
Paris
New York
Tadios
Edith M. Barrett
Eugene
Ore
Ava McCoy
Fowa
New York State
Mies Ethel A- Westie
Idatio
Legion Will Not Endorse Power Hall Pragrirrbovess
Fragmented OCR text discusses non endorsement, mentions Aloe oibhieveving and blade dee 1 ad RUG Eine oe. Lacking clear entities or dates, summary notes ambiguity in positions and names.
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Aloe
State Treasury Balance and September 1922 Funds
The September 1 1922 balance of the state general fund stood at 401 058.91 amid a total treasury of 2 858 695.44 with 1 009 726.85 in the Highway Fund. The report notes staff cuts in the treasurer’s office and compares 1922 figures to 1916 and 1918, detailing cash earnings and staffing changes.
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jPat F. Banks
State General Fund
Miso
Alexander
Local School Elections Reported With Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR notes reference school elections and terms like Montavee Attembianesealare with unclear dates and places. The readable bits suggest student or community turnout and mentions of districts or authorities in a partial context, but concrete names, dates, or results are not preserved.
District Court Convened with Small Docket
District Judge H. F. Ensign presided as the court opened a routine session with about the usual docket of cases. The court will hear only nonjury matters for about ten days and none of the cases are described as unusually important.
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H. F. Ensign
Prizes Offered for School Kids Essay Contest
The American Legion offers cash prizes and medals for students aged 12 to 16 in Texas and Tennessee who write essays on How the American Legion Can Best Serve the Nation. First prize is 7500 dollars national, with additional national and state prizes including silver and bronze medals. Entries due by October 6 after teacher consultation.
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Rcan Legion
Tayo
American Legion
Silla
Dreieaatonaint Aiaueri Iether
Pat Teowle
Fragmented OCR Summary From Unclear Historical Text
An unreadable OCR fragment presents disjointed words and possible names without coherent events or dates. The text shows repeated fragments such as Mor, Mie, and Deane, with no identifiable persons, places, organizations, or actions to summarize.
Political pot boils as Borah drives campaign across Idaho
The political scene heats up with Senator Borah’s strategy drawing wide comment. Papers debate his past actions and forecast his course, noting 1912 GOP tensions and potential third party moves as elections loom.
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Borah
Richfield
Marry
Hatley
Roosevelt
Bill
Redeevelt
Taft
John M. Names
Comerner
Minos
Arthur Tett
Francisco Dead Curt Is New Shoshone Schools Chief
Hugh Francisco, elected superintendent, died by drinking carbolic acid Sunday near Paul Idaho. George Curtis, former high school head at Rupert, accepted the superintendent post and began duties Saturday. Miss Lilian Gilmer resigned from the north side school with vacancies noted. Ra Kirkpatrick failed to report for teaching duties this year.
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Hugh Francisco
Paul
Idaho
Francisco
Prandtnes
Tyle
George Curtis
Oribermil
Ropert
Shoshone
Lilian Gilmer
North Aide
Cheege Curtis
Rupert
Gilmer
Borah Predicted to Stay Loyal to Republican Party
The note predicts Senator Borah will remain a strong Republican leader and not visit Idaho for the election to vote or help. The piece mentions mutaiie disruption and hints at printing a letter about Borah’s stance in a future issue.
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Fie
Borah
Trepublcon
Semphil
Mth
Borth
Idaho
Vister
Government to buy or build own post offices plan approved
President Harding approves a national plan to let the government buy or construct its own post office buildings. Postmaster General Work says current rentals exceed 12 million annually and that a government purchase or construction program could save hundreds of millions long term. Congress debates authorization and funding as lawmakers weigh the fiscal impact.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Harding
Tt Fe
Walid Geet
Pat Wed
Adipetcone
Fragmented OCR note on church event and vote
Readable fragments describe a church related event with references to a meeting at a battle or battleground and possible election or vote. Mentions pastor or master and some dates or times though text is highly garbled and incomplete.
Good Produce How at Fair Dietrich Plans and Entries
Committees in charge of organizing the Dietrich fair report strong support and broad interest Saturday September 23. Farm produce exhibits promise fine entries with high competition. Mr Walker, committee chair, notes many applications for entry and hopes to close registration before fair day. A Dive ball game with Dietrich is planned and there is notable interest in live stock exhibitions.
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Dietrich
Chwlf
Walker
Being
Dietrich Grange Notes and Pomona Gathering
Dietrich Grange held a September 1 meeting with good attendance. About thirty five members attended the Pomona Grange at Mines the following day. The report lists attendees, meals, and various local Grange activities and officers, noting meals served and schedules at the event.
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Murray
Unclear OCR fragment reports a local event
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and times in a muddled order. No clear event, place, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
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Shoshone Realty
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