Judge Bryans Opinion on Lawrence Brown Liquor License Case
Idaho judge rules the law on licensing to sell intoxicating liquors outside incorporated cities applies countywide. The decision upholds the Board of County Commissioners discretion and rejects parsing the act for judicial interpolation citing clear language and state precedent.
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Washington County
Lawrence & Brown
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Senate Journal
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Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
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Grangeville
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Twenty-Four Years Ago In Caldwell Tribune Recap
A reminiscence from the Caldwell Tribune notes editor W. J. Cuddy now with the Oregonian, mentions Halley hangings, governor’s stance, local figures like P. H. Lannan and C. H. Sebree’s father, a circus visit, Boise sympathy, Pride’s term ending dirt on the paper, and Shoup support from the Shoshone Journal. The item also cites George L. Shoup and Edward L. Curts as Ada county favorites and records a ten day Long Valley trip by George Little and T. W. Boone families with bear guests.
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Caldwell Tribune
W. J. Cuddy
Mr. Cuddy
Oregonian
Harmony
Cole's Circus
Idaho
Halley
Caldwell
Pierson
Bunn
Salt Lake
P. H. Lannan
the Tribune
Mr. Lannan
Mra
C. H. Sebree
Oregon
Middleton
Boise
Pride
Land Office
Star
The
Statesman
W. W. Cole
George L. Shoup
Shoup
Edward L. Curts
Ada County
George Little
T. W.boone
Long Valley
Caldwell Band Members Listed From Twenty Four Years Ago
A historical roster shows Caldwell band members from two decades earlier. Five of the original players are still residents, including President C. H. Reed and treasurer E. M. Coffin, with key positions filled by Harry D. Humphrey, W. B. Johnson, H. D. Blatchley, Ike Lalthrop, and George Oliver.
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Caldwell
C. H. Reed
8. M. Coffin
Harry D. Humphrey
W. B. Johnson
H. D
Blatchley
Ike Lalthrop
George Oliver
Musical Personnel List From an Orchestra Section
The fragment lists instrumentalists and roles including solo R-flat cornet Professor Pinkham, solo alto Harry Humphrey, first alto Chris Fahy, second alto Tom Knages, trombone Dr. Cash E. Custer, first tenor Harry Shufflebarger, second tenor Dan Campbell, baritone A. Cox, H-flat bass 8 Moe, E-flat bass Frank Craig, B flat bass Dan Brown, snare drum T. T. Danielson, bass drum George R. Pomroy.
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Professor Pinkham
Harry Humphrey
Chris Fahy
Tom Knages
Dr. Cash E. Custer
Harry Shufflebarger
Dan Campbell
A. Cox
Moe
Frank Craig
Dan Brown
T. T. Danielson
George R. Pomroy
Mother leads pledge to boys and men in Idaho
Ham Kautzman writes in the Tribune urging reverence for mothers to be read in Idaho pulpits and statewide papers before next Sunday. He plans to leave Caldwell, a loss felt in the community. He is noted as one of the state s best opticians and a thorough graduate. Citizens in Caldwell urged to patronize him to keep him from leaving.
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the Tribune
Ham Kautzman
Idaho
Kautzman
Caldwell
Tribune
Chicago Sheep Market at Union Stock Yards July sale lower
KNOLLIN SHEEP COM CO reports Chicago market with about 15 000 more sheep and lambs offered. Western range lambs bring higher prices for killing, natives decline 26 to 50 cents per hundred, feeders steady around 50 cents per pound. Wethers 4 4 75, yearlings 5 00 to 5 25, feeding stock 3 75 to 4 25, fat lambs 4 to 4 half cents.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Notus News items from Caldwell and distant visitors
Notus News notes Caldwell visitors including Mrs Emma Leitrite shopping in Caldwell and Mr J F Caldwell of Yale visiting friends. Mr and Mrs M B Smith of Parma spent a few hours in town as did Mrs H R Richmond of Boise visiting her husband in business here. Local residents Ned and Misses Gladys and Nina Gilbert visited Miss Ella B Runft. W D Pedigo hosted callers, Hershel Shank of Star plans to stay and perhaps open a barber shop. Two car loads of material arrived for a new bridge over the river signaling village progress. SANCHO.
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Notus
Emma Leitrite
Caldwell
J. F. Caldwell
Yale
M. B. Smith
Parma
W. R. Wilkerson
John H. Isbell
S. D. Simpson
H. B. Cosby
W. D. Pedigo
Mr. Hershel Shank
Star
Hershel
Idaho
Sancho
Nampa Record Plant Sold to Fort Morgan Dealer
R B Wilson has sold the Nampa Record plant to J A Locke of Fort Morgan Colorado. Wilson will retire to Emmett to enjoy wealth as a retired editor. Locke's announcement will appear in this week's Record.
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Nampa
J. A. Locke
Fort Morgan
Colo
Wilson
Payette
Emmett
Mr. Locke
The
Record
Excursions to Seattle for Eagle's Convention
Announced excursions to Seattle on August 8th and 9th with O. 8. L. limits and a September 7th return or further details via agents. Rates and particulars to be obtained from agents.
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Seattle
Excursions East August 24 and 25 By Rail Lines
Travel announcement lists reduced rail rates to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago and other points via U S L and Union Pacific with an October 31 deadline. See agents for rates and details.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Ancient Bows and Their Global Varieties Through History
The article traces ancient bow designs from Scythian C shaped bows to Tartars, Greek short bows, and Roman influence in Britain. It notes English longbows and arbalests shaping medieval warfare, with arbalestiers carrying fifty arrows and leading battles at Creecy Poitiers and Agincourt.
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Britain
Creecy
Poitiers
Agincourt
Throat Trouble Bond In Commuter Tale
A Paradise Hills commuter and a young man with throat trouble share a train ride. The younger man explains his wife gave him six on his birthday, revealing a recent throat attack. The pair exchange sympathy and casual humor as they bond over similar afflictions.
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Paradise Hills
Ancient Egyptian Papyrus Reveals Early Arithmetic Mastery
Unearthed around 1700 B C in Egypt, a well preserved papyrus shows early math mastery. It includes addition and multiplication focused problems, equations, area and circle to square conversions, and cable measurements of pyramids.
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Egypt
Silent Witnesses Tell Of A Hidden Death Line
A woman points to a hidden figure as a guide explains a man above, dead for some time. Inquiries reveal uncertainty about when the death occurred and who observed it, while the scene hints at unresolved mystery surrounding the event.
Opinion fragment on moving from Jerusalem, My Happy Home
A peculiar quotation from the Atlanta Constitution cites a speaker claiming to be near leaving Jerusalem My Happy Home after six nights. The fragment lacks clear context or names other than the publication source.
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Jerusalem
Atlanta Constitution
Little Johnnie and Mother Rescue Story Cited in Tit-Bits
A humor item from Tit-Bits recounts a child asking how he learned to swim and a mother replying she fell into water and a boy jumped in to fetch her. The exchange features playful dialogue and a light tone typical of the periodical.
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Johnnie
Johnstein
The Dread of Ridicule Extinguishes Qualm to Birth
A brief aphoristic note by Blackwood remarks that fear of ridicule can quash true originality at its inception, stifling bold ideas before they gain traction. The remark frames social judgment as a building barrier to personal authenticity and innovation.
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Blackwood
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