Idaho News Briefs On State Land Board Shakeup And Preparedness
The Boise state letterbox reports the state land board removal of Heber C Hale as register of the land department by unanimous vote amid political maneuvering. Governor Taylor faces questions over his vote while Day’s resignation is discussed. The piece notes Washington Water Power vs Thompson Falls Power Company, Idaho National Guard encampments, citizen training, and highway plans along the Boise River with prospects for Arrowrock dam access. This summary covers the political shakeup, defense readiness efforts, and infrastructure pushes shaping Idaho politics.
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Boise
Heber C. Hale
State Land Department
Hale
Deseret News
Salt Lake City
Day
Land Board
Washington Water Power Company
Spokane
State Commission
Thompson Falla Power Company
Montana
Coeur
Utilities Commission
Wuter
Thompson Falls Power Company
Nn inter-State Corporation
Washington Corporation
Idaho
National Ideala
Boise Barracks
Idaho National Guard
National Guard
John T. Morrison
Mortison
Boixe Barracks
Commercial Club
State Wa Department
Arrowrock
Booth
Boire
Salonon
Alturas
Salon
Jist Challis
Salmon City
Blackfoot City to Accept Bids for 128 Foot Sidewalk Project
Blackfoot Idaho City Council to receive sealed bids by 8:00 PM on July 1916 for constructing 128 feet of five foot wide sidewalk in Local Improvement District No 17. Work on Stout Avenue near Danil son Addition. Portland cement to sand and gravel mix. estimated $ to $ per linear foot. Bids sealed with City Clerk. right to reject any bid. Payment dates listed. First publication June 15 1916, last July 6 1916.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Stout Avenue
Danilson
Hiss
Pece
Roy T. DeKay
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Should Be Sold
Probate Court of Bingham County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear on July 9 1914 to show cause why administrator John C Gough should sell Josiah Gough Sr estate real property to pay debts and expenses. Description covers Lot 2 SEQ NW Qtr SW4 NE Qtr of Sec7 Township5S Range32E Boise Meridian totaling 117.74 acres with water rights. Published in Optimist June 15 1916 and following weeks.
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Bingham County
Idaho
Josiah Gough
John C. Gough
Blackfoot
Maho
Sail
Blig
A. Dod
Stomach Troubles and Constipation Remedy Endorsed by Druggist
Stomach troubles and constipation are praised as the most satisfactory remedy with thirty four years of sales. Sir Murphy, a druggist in Wellensburg New York, affirms the tablets’ effectiveness and notes availability everywhere.
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Chambern
Sir Murphy
Welleburg
X. Y
Candidate for Supreme Court Justice Nomination
A fragment from an election notice announces a candidate for the office of justice of the supreme court. The text references duties as district judge and other roles, stating an inability to engage in extended canvassing and to participate in nominating events. The legible portion emphasizes candidacy and official duty constraints.
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Tdsho
Wipreme Court
Bon Ton Change of Ownership At Popular Resort
E W Enlow formerly with the Pearson Grocery Co has bought J L Van Keurens interest in the Bon Ton and now attends to business at the resort soliciting public patronage and promising courteous treatment to friends and acquaintances.
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E. W. Enlow
Pearson Grocery Co
J. L. van Keuren
Bon Ton
Stake Meetings At Blackfoot Sunday September 18
On Sunday the 18th inst the following meetings will be held in Blackfoot High Council at 10 a.m. Stake presidency high council bishoprics and ward clerks at 1 10 p.m. in the upper room of the Blackfoot Second Ward. Sunday School Union at 1 30 p.m. in the First Ward. Trigh Priests at 1 20 p.m. Beyond Wari meeting house. Stake priesthood at 3 p.m. under L. M. Tr Ay in the First Ward ing House. Relief Society at 8 p.m. Second Ward Primary at 3 p.m. Becou Ward meeting house. Attendance hoped from every ward for full representation. James Duckwortis,c. Rict Nofeatd Davis. Brake President. ction of the in the
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Second Ward
First Ward
Trigh
Wari
First
L. M
Dir Relief Society
Becou
James Duckwortis
Tirber
C. Rict Nofeatt Davis
Brake
Ction
State Supreme Court Rules County Donations Illegal
The New Perce county board of commissioners cannot legally appropriate funds to the Northwest Livestock association. A per curiam Supreme Court decision in J M Flaharty versus Nez Perce county holds section 2040 conflicts with the state constitution core provision forbidding public donations to private corporations. The ruling targets county practices aiding private fairs and associations and upholds constitutional protections on public funds and corporate donations.
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New Perce County
Lewiston Livestock Association
J. M. Flaharty
Board of County Commissioners
Nez Perce County
Northwest Livestock Association
Agricultural Fair Association
Supreme Court
Board of County, Commissioners
Death of Earl Kitchener Shocks Readers
The death announcement for Earl Kitchener arrives with sudden force on a calm summer day. A century old tree, once steadfast through storms, collapses unexpectedly as the news spreads, symbolizing a jarring, poignant moment for the community.
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Kitchener
Lost sorrel horse in Blackfoot with brand and diamond mark
Public notice seeks owner for a 700 pound sorrel horse found with roached mane and branded ter diamond bar on the shoulder. Owner must call and pay for advertisement. Ralph Dixey of Blackfoot Idaho listed as contact.
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Sane
Ralph Dixey
Blackfoot
Idaho
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State Capital Newsletter
Taylor
Holt
Supreme Bench
Shoshone County
Kootenai County
District Court
District Court of the
Eighth District
Tiaho
Robert N. Dunn
the Supreme Court
Goodwin's Weekly
William
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Brown-Hart CO
N. B
Sachs
Southern Idaho Water Power Company
Earl Kitchener
Retlabies
Claribel
Miles Hunter
Bridge Street
Watson’s Garage
M. B. Watson
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