Booster's Excursion a Success to Wendell and Jerome
A booster trip organized by the Ure Hashoor Commercial Club visited Wendell and Jerome to boost local growth. The program included a welcome at Wendell’s opera house, lunch, speeches, and tours of new construction, followed by entertainment and a banquet in Jerome. Returning boosters praised Lincoln County progress and expressed hopes for future cross-town visits.
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Hashoor Commercial Club
Af Weidell
Jerome
Beth
Tanety Enti Studie
Ed Pinney
Jesse Chrisman
Wendell
Ueso
Opera House
Re H. ‘Tyaill
Main Street
Fair Ladies
Willard H. Roots
Frank Thisney
Attorney Jolson
Fuller
A. J. McMahon
Gonavereial
Jerome Gin Club
Brettern
Uwe
North Fide Inn
Ely
Lincoln County
Up Town
Mr. Bovis
Te Bunch
Milligan
W. EF. Albers
Warsaw
Pint Award Made to Idaho Exhibits
The telegram from Seattle dated Sept 21 announces Idaho Irrigation Company settlers receiving First premium for best display of grain grasses fruit apples potatoes shelled grain grain in sheaf grasses and vegetables separately. John U McPh Teags On.
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Idaho Irrigation Company
Seattle
Wash
W. McConnell
Shoshone
John U
Meph Teags
Walters SUSTAINED BY SUPREME COURT ruling on county vote legality
Lincoln county division contested the Hillsdale precinct vote citing a moved polling place. The Idaho Supreme Court sustained the board of commissioners, reversing injunction grants and endorsing due notice before restraining orders. The decision stresses fair notice and proper procedure in canvassing disputes.
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Lincoln County
B. B
Fair and Ry
Victor C. Johnson
Supreme Court
District Court in Session Sees Dockets, Dismissals
The fall term of the district court convened in this city with Judge E A Walters presiding. Motions and trials filled the docket as fifteen cases were continued, ten dismissed, and seven dismissed on motions by plaintiffs attorneys. Admissions to ashhip included several Heyburn residents. Frank Lucio’s application was continued due to government form questions. Several criminal cases were dismissed on motion of the county attorney, including Bailey Cornwall and A S Hines. Thomas Burke pled guilty to enticing a girl and awaits sentence. The State against A F Lee for assault with intent to kill resulted in a hung jury and discharge. the case was transferred from Elmers county.
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District Cour
E. A. Walters
Aship
Joseph H. Cattell
W. G. Whitley
Frank King
Nels Emberg
Margaritha Merz
Heyburn
John Nandervel
A. Matika
Robert G. Gongdon
Frank Lucio
Bailey Cornwall
A. S. Hines
PL Hy. Candland
Clarence van Thisen
Thomas Burke
A. Ft. Lee
Elmers County
Fairs Transform the Village With Seasonal Bounty
A rambling, OCR like description extols fairs as community pillars. Observers praise street fairs, apple fairs, and village gatherings that celebrate soil fertility and seasonal abundance while blending commerce with shared gratitude.
Harvest Moan and Apple Cider Featured in Reading
The piece paints a rustic harvest scene with glossed cider, apples, pears, and wheat. It mentions bustling market displays and rustic entertainments as a local fair mood settles over the season.
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Cvinson
Steikone Spokesman-Review
County Republican Central Committee elects leaders and sets campaign plan
The Linesly County Republican central committee met in Shoahene and elected JM Hale chairman AL McMahon secretary and H E Barrett treasurer Frank Millips re elected to the state central committee. Precinct committeemen named for Acequia Bliss Clear Lake Clover Creek Coppdle Dintereh Gooding Hagerman Heyburn Hillsdale Hall Jerome Minidoka Richfield Wendell Shoshone. The group will meet September 20 in county seat to formulate a platform and outline a campaign source.
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Linesly County
Republican Central
Shoahene
JM. Hale
Dervome
Chaiman
AL. McMahim
Shoshone
H. E. Barrett
Wendell
Frank Millips
State
Republican Central Committee
Sabturday
Campaig
James Burns
Bliss
Fred S. Burns
L. Grothers
Clear Lake
Clis Sy
Clover Creek
Andrew Hess
Coppdale
A. W. Likely
Dintereh
H. EB
Cornell
Gooding
Walter Gooding
Hagerman
C. A. Strinfield
Heyburn
Frank Adams
Hillsdale
C. M. Willey
Hall
J. G. Hadley
Jerome
John M. Hate
Minidoka
Minidoka—the Lounsbury, Richfield—R. E. Micklewaite, Wendell—H. E. Barrett
A. I. McMahon
County division question shapes support in Gooding and Rupert
The county division issue was assumed to win in Gooding and Rupert with neighboring towns lining up similarly. The piece notes a broad, largely unquestioned alignment and concludes that magnanimity is required from winners and acceptance from losers after the outcome.
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Gooding
Rupert
Fine fruit display draws crowds to Idaho Irrigation office
A vivid window display of fruits and vegetables at the Idaho Irrigation company office attracts passersby. The display promises a worthwhile visit for onlookers to inspect the produce and consider its quality.
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Idaho Irrigation Company
Right Sound editor backs whole Republican ticket
Editor Kennedy of Hagerman Valley Sun surveys the primary race and endorses the entire Republican slate, aligning with the current victory stance regardless of potential splits or individual candidates.
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Kennedy
Hagerman Valley
Porter Admitted to the Bar in Shoshone State
EW Porter of Hanley is admitted to the bar in Shoshone between trains and plans to practice in the new location. He reports a favorable reception from local Shin Shone friends and looks forward to a successful career in the field.
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Porter
Hanley
Pete
Crothers Keeps Court Busy in Richfield County Seat
Mr D Crothers of Richfield is tending court in the county seat this week. He continues in the all leather business with his son in Richfield. He is well pleased with his new vacation and the country in general.
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D. Crothers
Richfield
Crothers
State Central Committee Meets Election Of Be Hetlijah
The central committee meets to elect Charles Be Hetlijah as chairman and Addison T. Smith secretary. A platform backed by Governor Brady and leading faction aligns with reform, tariff support, local option law, direct senatorial election, income tax ratification, and road improvements. Executives named include Warren Smith, Will Gibson, John Taft. executive committee members from multiple towns.
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Charles Be Hetlijah
Cfeirman
Addison T. Sndth
Brady
Lowe
United States
Grain Commission
Ferath
Stat
Warren Smith
Mosrow
Will H. Gibson
Boise
John W. Taft
Mena
D. W. Standrod
Pocatello
E. Fisk
Parma
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