Bannock County Dry Result Prompts Duty to Enforce Law
In Bannock County on December 17 the Dry vote gains were reported with 145 for licensed liquor and 44 against. The town of Soda Springs also figures, while a call to citizens urges cooperation with officers to enforce liquor laws and prevent bootlegging, stressing witness testimony and reporting violations. The piece also notes Washington developments where Congressman Smith and W W Humphrey arrange hay shipments for federal facilities, amid investigations into hay quality and government procurement.
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Destructive Ranch Fire Destroys Livestock and Hay at Beach Idaho
A blaze at Ben Clagg’s Beach Idaho ranch on December 12th destroyed nine work horses a fine stallion a colt eleven Holstein cows two pigs seven sets of harness and 64 tons of hay. The fire started in the barn at 4 am possibly from a lantern kicked by a horse. The loss hits Mr Clagg hard and neighbors express deep sympathy.
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Beach
Idaho
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Christmas Mail Car Fire Destroys Holiday Packages
A freight car loaded with stored mail caught fire Monday near Nutria Granger area destroying most Christmas packages. The wooden car carried mail for No 9 and was delayed before the blaze was noticed through the roof. Many Christmas presents and dinners were likely lost or delayed as a result of the fire.
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Nutria
Granger
Effort to Save Idaho Industry Faces Embargo uproar
An ISU era report from Wuatington warns Idaho farmers oppose lifting the foreign potato embargo. Senator Brady and Idaho delegates press to block policy. disease fears cited as seed from abroad cripples Colorado and other states. Christmas holiday rail rates and butter wrappers noted.
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Wuatington
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Agricultural Department
Idaho
Department of sericulture
Brady
Colorado
Greeley
United States
Via
Oregon
Idaho Politics Growing Into Limelight
Idaho Republicans in North Idaho weigh future races as Sen D W Davis launches a statewide canvass while Gov Haines allies gauge primary support. The piece notes potential runs by Frank Gooding, Chief Justice Rushie, Burton French, and others, with Democratic contenders Nugent Hawley and Cruzen discussed amid highway construction news.
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American Falls
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Brady
Washing County
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Metor Hodges
Washington county
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Haines
Moses Alexander
north Idaho
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Grant Faces Trial After Denied Change of Venue
Walter Grant must stand trial in Bannock county district court for arson and related counts. A jury selection is under way after Judge Stevens denied a change of venue despite defense arguments. County Attorney Smith’s attorney opposed transfer, citing high costs and local juror impartiality concerns.
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Walter Grant
district court of the pulstrict
Grant
Duglasa Smith
John Thomas
Fesee Budge
I. C. MacDougall
Smith
Stevens
Bannock county
Train Held Court on Move to Milner and Oakley
A historic session held on a moving train leaving Twinalia at 6 10 pm convened court near Milner before a map was drafted. Judge Wail-Ui planned dispatch sentencing a bootlegger at Oakley who pled guilty to begin his Albion jail term immediately. This may be the first court held on a moving train in Idaho.
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