Kimberly Gets Dose of Whitewash in Loss to Shoshone
Before about 4000 fans Shoshone routed Kimberly as Alexander starred for the visitors. Gardner sparked Kimberly’s errors and late rallies failed to reverse a setback that saw Shoshone’s hits and baserunning produce four runs in one inning while Kimberly never threatened past the sixth.
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Shonhine
Kimebr
Alexander
Chapman
Gardner
Alex
Kimberly
Pierce
Thompson
Keefer
King
Baloon
Eubanks
Frank
Hatch
Carter
Plesker
Keystone
HE Gardner
Aukis
Conley
Warning to bury all dead animals in county health order
The county Health officer Dr Dill warns the public to bury all dead animals whether in their field or elsewhere. A strict compliance is urged and a severe penalty is stated for noncompliance as the law requires carcases to be burned or buried.
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Dill
Fear of Rabbies Reported on North Showhene Tract
Report notes several horses and a cattle died with symptoms raising suspicion of rabies on the North Showhene tract. The article mentions the need for a journal and urges action now in a timely, organized effort.
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Showhene
Lad of Twelve Found Riding Freight Trains
A twelve year old boy named Pratt, found riding freight trains near Quiles Wish, claims he has no connection to Disney and may be from Quigley. He says he left home and washed his own clothes, wearing a clean shirt. Sheriff Welnewhey and Johnstone will investigate, noting the boy appears bright and well trained.
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Juney
St. Anthony
Ao Cart Pratt
Disney
Quigley
Government That Does Not Govern
A critical editorial arguing the U S government shows weakness when a faction can force concessions, warning liberty under law requires power to enforce order. It states a preparedness crisis exceeds foreign threats and compares current governance to a fragile rope of sand.
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Congress
United States
Mexico
Light-Weight Football Uniforms Gain Popularity
Modern football gear moves toward lighter suits under national officials guidance. New outfits weigh about four pounds and offer more movement while maintaining protection. Fibers replace felt padding, signaling a shift from heavy double Welsh designs to lighter, safer attire.
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Mechanicl
Idaho’s Early Days Folly Show Draws Big Interest
The 1916 Idaho nostalgia project seeks pioneer stories from residents to illustrate life in the Northwest. State education officials request submissions about Idaho history and the experiences of settlers, with plans to compile them for school use.
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Idaho
Greing
Children Inc
Stile
Moody
Northwest
State Department of Education
Students Back The Game Show Strong Interest This Year
Local football prospects look promising with steady practice and a lighter roster than last season. Crescent Literary Society loses to Olympians six to twelve in a spirited game noted for mutual representation and growing experience. The roster lists players and officers, while a pension notice for Mr. Wilbur of Owenza highlights retirement benefits for long service.
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Crescent Literary Society
Olympians
Eimis
Jthe
Teama
Knuwlodies
Binckieng
Anotier Seme Bs
Im Ihe Nya
Olf
Wilbur
Owinza
Water Service Department
Local Red Cross Active in Supporting Wartime Needs
Local Red Cross funds support home boys at the border with comfort bags and merchandise loans. The committee, aided by women’s and church groups and Holse merchants, plans a Christmas stamp sale to fund tuberculosis prevention and cure.
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Red Cross
National
Gome
Med Cross
Holse
Woman's Study
Idaho Farma
People Prefer Loud Promises Over Quiet Courage in Politics
The piece argues politicians court public opinion, praising Governor candidates who push temperance measures and craft strong images. It notes Alex Alexander’s mixed record and suggests that political success hinges on loud rhetoric more than consistent conduct or steadfast principles.
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W. Davis
Guthwor
Rempersunien
Beth
Brawtien Ber- Pybody
Prelio Uouiat
Wien
Bowes AlexprQue Tas Mayer
Bolo
Dnanl- Home
Vite
Elinar
Artileiaite
Idaho
Alexander
Official Election Returns for Republican Representatives and Officials
Official election returns listing Republican candidates including French McCracken Aldison Smith EE Ebiote and DW Davis Capt KE G Davis Herman Taylor Geo Drum for governor lieutenant governor and secretary with figures 365 208 07 92 and names Geo R Bark Johnson Walace as state auditor.
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McCracken
Aldison T. Smith
DW. Davis
KE. G. Davis
Herman Taylor
Geo. Drum
L. ¥. Patch
Geo. R. Bark Johnson Walace
State
Gooding County Fair Promises Splendid Agricultural Display
Exhibitors report inquiries and entries for a grand Gooding County fair with a strong livestock show. Horses cattle and sheep expected to surpass prior fairs as carpenters finish 600 feet of stalls. Events include foot races bucking and war games, with a busy week of pony, relay, and boys races. Football clash and interschool track events also listed amid daily dancing activities.
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Gooding
Gienns Ferry
Wendell
Adoots
Hagerman
Bliss
Shoshone
Jerome
Piormins
Trlemen
Border scout letter from Raymond Wheeler at Fort Huachuca
Raymond Wheeler reports a five hut camp on the border with two houses and a writing room, praises clean uniforms, good pay, and laundry service. He describes a six day 75 mile hike to the rifle range, many green shooters with solid scores, and mock battles against Negras and Californians. Food, health, and morale are high as regimental life improves.
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Atiz
Sion
Sam
Mesa
Dannemiller
Fort Huachuca
Wa-chooka
Dietrich Locals and Upcoming Gooding Cornerstone Event
Dietrich residents Mr and Mrs Lesterickett plan winter work in Caldwell and return to their ranch in spring. Mesers Stanley and Teach bought a new threshing machine for farmers. No church services at Dietrich or Besslen this Sunday due to pastor at annual conference in Gowding. Many will attend the Gooding cornerstone ceremony Sunday at 3 30 PM, taking the 12 25 trail to reach Gooding and return by the 8 o clock train. Miss Myrtle Horden leaves Friday for Albion to attend school this winter. Before cross fencing the farm, plan fields for a good crop and ease of handling.
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Lesterickett
Caldwell
Meckett
Mesers Stanley
Teach
Dietrich
Besslen
Gowding
Myrtle Horden
Albion
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