Political Potpourri Sparks Idaho Speech Commentaries
A Sandpoint rally feature quotes Mose Alexander proposing tearing down the state eagle for a bullfrog government and prompts speculation on its meaning. The piece notes political buzz, retirements, and campaign dynamics including Nye's resignation and early Idaho campaign visits by Addison Smith and Senator Borah, plus voter turnout concerns and general campaign atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Alexander
Sandpoint
Idaho
State House
Moses
Gooding Laundry Leases Shoshone Plant for Specialty Service
The Gooding Laundry Company leased the Shoshone Steam Laundry Tuesday and has taken possession. They will handle all cleaning with a specialty in rough-dry cleaning and will offer pick up and delivery. Phil Burgess previously managed the Shoshone plant.
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Gooding Laundry Company
Phil Burgess
Local Social Notes and Farm Activity Mixed in Richfield
Mrs. Walter Youngkin visits Shoshone while Mrs. Henry Lane hosts Gannett visitors. Dorothy Baer ill a week with heavy cold. Richfield Woman's Club gathers at Mrs. Leslie Spurek’s home. Threshing outfits dot the tract as farmers harvest grain. Mrs. O. C. Burton recovers from ten days of severe tonsillitis. Mrs. T. S. MeMshon stays with daughter Mrs. L. W. Garlock in Goodin. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson and children dine with Mr. and Mrs. Mattson. Brushangison group attends Dietrich Pair with Rev. and Mrs. Crowther. Lothrop Crosby departs Thursday for three weeks in California, Washington, and Oregon by auto. Mrs. Truman McMahon hosts luncheon honoring Mrs. Borden of Shoshone. So and Sew club meets at noon with Mesdames Barnes, Brush, Crosby, Jensen, HL Lane, J. Tane, Lindemer present. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Baer return with son Edwin from Bote hospital where he’s recovering from throat paralysis. he hopes to be well soon.
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Sof Leyman Sanders
Walter Youngkin
Shoshone
Henry Lane
Gannett
Dorothy Baer
Richfield Woman's Club
Leslie Spurek
O. C. Burton
T. S. MeMshon
L. W. Garlock
Goodin
W. EB. Emerson
Football Start Friday at Shoshone Trail
The text is garbled but references a football start on Friday in a Shoshone Trail area with teams and players named. It mentions a school or team kickoff and a potential game status. Names and precise details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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England
times—Halley News-Times-Miner
Price set for hay by Snake River farmers meeting
A Mountain Home meeting of Snake River Valley farmers including Grandview Hagerman Gand ing Mountain Home King Hill and Parie Valley discussed hay prices. They resolved that hay should sell for 10 to 10 per ton depending on quality and location and formed a three person committee to seek state certification to ship hay to Oregon Washington and California where shortages push prices to 20 to 25 per ton.
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Mountain Home
Snake River Valley
Grandview
Hagerman Valley
Gand“Ing
King Hill Paraie Valley
Coast Paints
Oregon
Washington
California
Theatre changes hands in Bliss with new management
M B Wilhoit of Bliss buys the Baugh Theatre and will take over Monday. He plans to show the best moving pictures at fair prices. M W Kilpatrick will operate machines and advertise. Mrs Withall will supervise the selection of films and usher the theatre.
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N. B. Wilhoit
Bliss
Baugh Theatre
M. B. Wilhoit
M. W. Kilpatrick
Mtr. Withalt
Shane
Moe
Withall
Ander Doles
Phostone
Dietrich Fair Stages A Splendid Exposition Of Sports And Play
The Dietrich fair on Saturday proved a decided success with a full sports program for all ages, including pony, comic, and free for all races, dash events, and a broad jump. Winners included Robert Goodell, Harvey Bickett, Horace Meservey, and Florence Edwards, among others. disqualifications and humorous moments enlivened the day, followed by the high school performance of Cappy Ricks and an evening of songs and dances.
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Dietrich
W. G. Bissell
Lowell Winchester
E. L Plats
Robert Goodell
Arthur Lehman
John McClure
E.R. Noreis
Devil
H. L. Hugulett
Nello Gray
R. G. Goodell
Harvey Bickett
Rupert Borden
Silver
HR. Norris
Jim
Bill Casper
Babe
M. W. Lange
Mottie
Sylvia
Florence Edwards
Wanda Lehman
NeWie
Pony Express
al Scott
No Name
Lightning
Horace Meservey
Simon Bexviochon
Walter Rinehart
Frederick Borden
Pboys
Alvin Lange
Sidney Edwards
Engracia Bermocha
Beatrice McClure
Hazel Tuel
Earnest Morris
J. B. Grewell
Nellie Hughs
Josie Ballinger
Alice Casper
Frank Brotaman
J. B. Gren
Gus Lehman
Dietrich High School
Cappy Ricks
Tuscies AM Society
Waa
Bessien
Dietrich Showl
Jana
The Sage Dietrich Fair Highlights Local Talent
The Dietrich senior class published The Sage on September 2, 1922. A Dietrich audience filled the auditorium for a day of exhibits, drills, songs, and the play Cappy Ricks. Attendees enjoyed beverages and social time after the show, with community members aiding in hosting duties.
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John A. Nye
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Lincoln County
Addison T. Smith
Senator Gooding
Senator Borah
Hai~ley
Connor
Democratic Party
Tangseomee Aditieon
Fi Panith
Uae
SUST
Richfield News
Orde Bury
Tivkete
Ramied
THE
Assistance Press
RAIOF
Carl Gunderson
Catol Barden
Lea Gunderson
Spratt Faspo Sophoe
Alge
Petid
Dane Sentinel
Cappy Ricke
Claude Priedhine
Mary Crist
Flom Ricker
Carol Borden
Galle Ginke
Wilbur Quincey
Matt Pitcher
Mathey Pasaley
Mr. Vancher
Me. Skinowr
Mice Bultmne
Ger
Ewerracn
Coke War
Ladies Aid Society
Nowe of
Biatrich
Walley Ceewelt van Baler Veier
Maine
Vlad
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