Two Officials Nominated for Re Election by Idaho Vote
The Idaho Falls Register extols Secretary of State George Barker and colleague John Eagleson as worthy of renomination for their two years of service. Barker is praised for reducing state farm loan interest, backing the north south highway project with convict labor, and expanding the office workload without extra cost. The piece argues voters should recognize Barker and Eagleson regardless of politics and reelect them.
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George Barker
John Eagleson
Barker
Idaho Falls
Opyore
Disgust with the direct primary law protests Idaho voters
The Caldwell Tribune laments the direct primary system as costly and corruptible. It argues candidates and voters should self select officials to curb manipulation by party bosses and reduce taxation burdens on Idaho residents.
State Tax Levy Reduction Touted by Board of Equalization
The state board of equalization tentatively fixes the general tax levy for 1916 at 550000, a 15000 cut from last year and a 350100 reduction from two years ago. The board plans two more levies for the general sinking and public building funds. Valuation work continues and extended sessions are likely to finish the task.
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Public
Idaho Board Lowers Valuations on Major Railroads
The Idaho board approved five percent reductions in valuations for the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroads, basing on farm land and city property values. Last year GN 5 448 030 NP 12 250 280 CMStP 87 295 044. Latah Shoshone and Clearwater counties also saw 5 percent timber valuation cuts. Oregon Short Line likely unchanged overall though branch lines may shift. Main line shown at 52 490 695 for last year.
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Iaho
Great Northern Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee
Latah
Shoshone
Clearwater
Asbove
Oregon
Peace officer ends sidewalk fracas between two locals
Yesterday at noon Officer Groseclone intervened to separate two dusky maidens amid a street quarrel on the Reservation. A rock was used during the dispute over a thief of affection, with bystander Dan Murphy recently back from East Lake City after treatment for a blood condition in his hand. Amputation of a finger or hand is feared if the disease cannot be controlled.
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Groseclone
Dan Murphy
East Lake City
Yellowstone Park Excursions and School Superintendent Update
August 12 excursions via Hotel Route and August 14 via Wylie Way. See O. 8. S. Agents for details and folders. Professor Vincent, superintendent of public schools, returned Friday night from an Eastern vocation during which he took collegiate courses. His wife, visiting relatives in Washington, returned Saturday.
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Yellowstone Park
Wylie Way
Profesor Vincent
State of Washington
School Election Set for Two Trustees Sept 5
The school election on September 5 will elect two trustees to succeed J. H. Early and J. G. Brown. Brown consents to serve again if elected, while Early declines after long service. KE. M. Hubbell is floated as Barry’s successor, seen as a capable trustee.
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J. H. Early
J. G. Brown
Brown
KE. M. Hubbell
Barry
Notice to Horsemen Price Change at Mowrey Yard
Notice to horsemen from today the price of feed at Mowrey s feed yard is 25 cents per head over night. Fred Hesse, lessee.
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Mowrey's
Fred Hesse
Lessee
Hospital News Report on Two Patients This Week
Theen hospital records show two patients admitted this week with no operations performed. The names mentioned include Bilas mod My and Collins, though details are unclear due to transcription errors. Further confirmation needed from official hospital notes.
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Theen
General Hireakstiwad
Bilas Mod
Collins
Kansas City Market Shifts Across Cattle and Hogs
Cattle prices fell around a dollar at Chicago and 60 to 75 cents in St Louis, while local Kansas City totals show 20,000 cattle sold, 12,000 less than last Monday, with steady demand lifting steers to 86 to 88 and fat cattle to about 10.50. Sheep and lambs declined 10 to 16, hogs rose 14 to 20 with tops near 10.90, and buyers pressured by supply moved quickly, aided by better rains in the county and improved turning stockers and feeders. Prices varied by origin, with Utah, Arizona, and Idaho shipments shaping the mix. overall, Kansas City traders noted strong competition and faster sales, though some consignments yielded uneven results.
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Kansas City Stork
Chicago
St. Louis
Jouitandle
Omaha
Mistouri River
Judge Ailshie warns Frople of Idaho
Nampa Leader Marold reports former Idaho Supreme Court justice James F. Ailshie warns of predatory interests seeking control of state government. He urges voters to identify foes at the primary or general elections, criticizing the lack of concrete proof and calling for specific names or evidence.
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Ailshie
Frople
Idaho
James F. Ailshie
State Supreme Court
Ates
Birds of Prey
Judge Ailshie
Caldwell Tribune
Judge Airshie
Tilaho
Leader- Herald
Boise Statesman
Airshie
Marold
King's Daughter Party Honors Eighteenth Birthday
Miss Gladys Johnson hosted a Saturday afternoon party for Miss Filia Capp's eighteenth birthday and visiting Miss Olivia Chapman. The Kings Daughter's Club members attended including Ora Rodgers Blinehe Dunn Edna Capps Gouneviews Rich Ivis Stone Grave Brighant Marion Chubbuck. Decor was towers of golden glow and after tea the group sent guests home happy with a pleasant afternoon.
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Gladys Johnson
Filia Capp
Olivia Chapman
Kings Daughter's Club
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh
A dated advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a reliable, blood acting remedy for catarrh. It asserts thirty five years of use, promises relief in health, and offers testimonials upon request from Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Toledo
Ohio
FP. J
Wanello Schoolhouse Brick Addition Bids Sought
Bids for building a brick addition to Wanello schoolhouse are invited. Plans and specs available at the county superintendent of schools office in the courthouse. The board may reject any or all bids. Sealed bids due by August 28 to W. M. Bithell, Clerk of School Board, Blackfoot, R. F. D.
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Wanello
County Superintendent of Schools
Court House
W. 7
Bithell
Blackfoot
Cure For Cholera Morbus Endorsed By Fair Haven Mother
Mrs Bidney Simmons of Fair Haven endorses Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a baby's cholera morbus cure and reports family use for colic and bowel troubles with satisfaction. Ob tainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Local notes on farms, fights, and moving households
Carmon and Co. faced coal shortages delaying threshing. Two farmers argued leading to a minor gunplay with no injuries. Ditches saw skirmishes as neighbors exchanged curses and blows. Various residents visitaries and moves noted, including Ford purchases, illness, and a large meeting about a proposed sugar factory near Rich.
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Carmon & Co
Europe
Mexico
Rich
George W. Gipson
Southinm
Ike Brown
Brown
Mra
Johannes
Blaenfoot
P. Graham
BE. J. McBride
Jonnie
Dr. Beck
Leona
Blackfoot
John Carman
Jones
Canada
Jennie Thompson
Downey
W. Ti, Scott
Pingree
Frank Weigan
Gold Point Placer Mines
Had
Plan to Kidnap Harriman Foiled in Idaho
Three men A Lufkin David McLoy and Ralph Zufelt were jailed in Idaho charged with conspiring to abduct Roland Harriman son of Mrs H H Harriman while he vacationed in Estland Park. They planned a ransom of 1000000 and to blind and injure him if unpaid. Lufkin admitted intent and implicated the others after arrest. The trio had guns knives and a ransom letter. they were released with orders to leave the country.
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Anthony
Idaho
Roland Harriman
Mra
KK. H. Harriman
A. Lufkin
David McLoy
Ralph Zufelt
Ralph Majors
Estland Park
Youn Harriman
Som
Lufkin
Island Park
Hudson
Young Viman
Kilgore
McLoy
Zu Felt
Wax
Lufkin Wax
Lt Gov Herman Taylor Visits Blackfoot Campaign Tour
Idaho Republican lieutenant governor Herman H. Taylor of Sandpoint visited Blackfoot last Saturday asserting he is among northern candidates for governor. He denounced a prior misrepresentation that only two Republicans were running, saying there are four candidates and urging examination of his record while touring the state by auto en route through Huiley and Boise.
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Herman H. Taylor
Sandpoint
Idaho
Blackfoot
Idaho Republican
P. G. Johnson
Taylor
Huiley
Boise
Greather Tire Mileage Rates and Auto Tire Advice
Frequent use of Sunday and weekly rates increases miles on your tires. It suggests exploring cheap excursions and asks readers to see Agent 0 8. L. A. R. Company at A-31 for details.
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L. A. R. Company
Cement Work by Badger Promises Quality and Value
For cement sidewalks and foundations see B. F. Badger with 24 years experience in concrete and brick work. He guarantees satisfaction as to work and its cost. 53 Spruce Street. tit. August 12th. via Hotel Route August 14th. via Wylie Way. See U. S. Agents for details and folders. Al2
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B. F. Badger
Spruce Street
Justice of the Peace candidacy announced for Blackfoot precinct
The candidate announces renomination to the office of Justice of the Peace for Blackfoot precinct on the Republican ticket, subject to voters in the September primary election.
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Justice of the Peace
Blackfoot
Pugate Nominates Candidacy for County Commissioner
M L Pugate announces candidacy for renomination to the office of county commissioner for the aid district to be decided at the primary election on September 5 1916.
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M. L. Pugate
Herman H. Taylor for Governor of Idaho
A veteran in state government, Herman H. Taylor appeals to voters after serving twice as Lieutenant-Governor. He urges continued support to implement the Republican platform and improve the state, citing his experience and faithfulness as a public servant.
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Herman H. Taylor
Wells seeks Republican bid for county treasurer nomination
G Wells declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Bingham County subject to voters at the September 5 1916 primaries. He appeals for support from the electorate and mentions the forthcoming primary election.
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Bingham County
G. Wells
Malcom Seeks Probate Judge Nomination in Idaho
E T Malcom announces candidacy for Probate Judge of Bingham County Idaho and seeks re nomination on the Republican ticket for Assessor and Personal Tax Collector subject to the Republican primary on September 8 1916 in Bingham County Idaho.
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E. T. Malcom
Prosecution Attorney seeks reelection in 1916 primary
Ralph W. Adair announces for reelection as Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket. He notes eighteen months serving as Probate Judge and invites voters across the county to support him in the September 5, 1916 primary. The message references party guidance and urges Republican voters to back his candidacy.
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U. 8
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James F. Good
Attorney At Law
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Chancey Wallace
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R. G. Fleming
Telephone
J. A. Howrey
Shilling Ave
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Blackfoot Parking Company
Durham Bull
Mowrey’s
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