Dunning Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress in Idaho
The Capital News outlines Owyhee farmer and politician Dow Dunning as a Democratic candidate eyeing the Idaho congressional seat. It notes his three Wake Legislature terms, sheep farming on the Owyhee, and advocacy to remove wool protections, while expressing skepticism about his nomination and election prospects. The piece also discusses Good Roads and quotes the Whitebird Sun on road history from dinosaurs to Macadam, stressing the state highway commission's aims to connect Bear Lake to Romeo and spur statewide development.
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Capital News
Dow Dunning
Congress
Dunning
Mer
State Senate
Tdaho
Tribune
Meare
Beoxon
5Idan
Crugen
Whitebrrd
Nevar
Rome
Groblen
Tako State Highway Commission
Vane
Sean
Mershania
Ted
Canyon County Warrant Call Notices
A public notice from Caldwell Idaho dated August 1 1913 requests presentation of all warrants drawn on the Current Ex- Byte Ped series and the County joad Fund to and including specified numbers for payment. Warrant holders are directed to present on the trunk line location on the North and North Highway near Whitebied.
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Canyon County
Joad
Wool Sale Tops One and a Half Million Pounds Sold
The Caldwell wool sale proves highly successful with over 1.5 million pounds sold at prices ranging from .02 to .161 and a top clip of 32470 pounds by M. E. Powelson. Buyers included Gowen Co and other eastern mills, listing numerous growers and prices in a detailed roll call from the Tribune.
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Caldwell
M. E. Powelson
Andrew
Kitts
Gowen Deren
Sgt
Eastern
Doe
Gowen
Joe Yturetspe
Fay Malone
McLeod Te Wen
Cme
Phnaen Gemen
Andrew Little
Dement
Bowen
Ing Gom Sutton
aKarnore
Barnetigue
Gowen Gu
A. Ballantyne
Aes
Gecet Eaered T
Palmer Gowen & Co
Har
D. McKinsie
Nevarro
A.M. Groth
Johnston Bros
Dancing Johnson
Mailes
Johnson Tia W. Farley Johnson
Johanon
Johanon Asa17 1344 Walter Sibbald Johnson
Sage le Fey
Gondra
Johnson
F. Brown
Fenwick Joneson
John Urlezega
Petur Silberman Igh Blemsinger Stierman
Caldwell Citizens Contest for Charity Votes
A Caldwell Tribune notice promotes a novel fundraising contest to raise church funds without direct personal expense. Citizens vote by turning purchases at local merchants into votes, with five cents equaling one vote. Top prizes include 75 10K gold, 600 gold, and 10 gold, funded by receipts submitted to the Tribune office.
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Caldwell
Tribune
Magic
Bungalow Theatres
Fough Slans
Gor and Alesander Clothing Co
King. Gen Furnishef
Botkin-Harmon Drug Co
Snodgrass Picture Shop
Hi Clas
Beaver River Power
Laughlin the Jeweler
Nomination Note Misread Dates In Early 1913 Record
A garbled note appears to be about a nomination window with a date reference around 1013 and a cautionary line about validity for nomination only. The fragment hints at a deadline or day count but lacks clear names places or events. The readable content suggests an electoral or appointment context from an early 20th century record.
School Board Adopts Night Session Plans for Fall Prep
The school board met with a busy evening after a committee meeting at the Commercial Club. They adjourned to their office and worked past midnight. J Terry of Jackson Ky presented credentials, while Ye Mian Lucy Lee received a leave for special work. Norm W BuMcKinney named janitor of the high school. funds allotted for new water fixtures and fountain replacements. Blackboards and flour supplies to be updated and buildings renovated for the fall term.
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Tewan
Washington School
Her. J. Terry
Jackson
Mian
Lucy Lee
Albion
W. BuMcKinney
Jan Mor
Questen
Westlingram
Broncho Busting At Lake Lowell Enlivens Event
At Lake Lowell visitors will enjoy added attractions this Sunday with a broncho busting show by Glenn Wile and a string of wild horses. The regular program features races flames tobogganing and other contests capped by a ducking round. A 25 cent round trip rate and hourly service have been arranged by Caldwell Traction Company. Catholic services precede mass and a confession will be heard. A. M. Devers arrived from Portland with a car load of bugs and a wire from Scranton reported his mother ill on the eastbound train.
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Lake Lowell
Su CH. Sebree
Mans Teaort
Arcany Naiy
Glenn Wile
Caldwell Traction Compan
M. J. Devers
Portland
Scranton
Bie
Ube East
Caldwell plea ext meeting set for Friday at Dr Ox Weermouth home
The Caldwell plea ext meeting will be held Friday at the home of Dr. Ox Weermouth. Members are urged to come promptly as important business will be transacted and followed by an interesting program. Our Union will join county unions for a picnic at Curtie Mark on Aug 6 inviting all.
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Caldwell
Stock Yards Sale Tuesday at Intersta Yard Meeting
Manager Turner returns from extensive inspect through Ore m territory in intercsta tle Salon Lune Yards. A larger shipment expected for September use as buyers from the east attend August sale. Farmers urged to bring horses to turn into cash. estimated 180 head of horses in cor fala with strong market for offerings.
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Turner
Orem
Intercsta
Tle Salon Lune
Tt Im
Canyon County Districts Adjust Funding and Boundaries
Canyon county notes that a $1660 county school fund will be apportioned by population. The commission approved a new Joint Ada and Canyon County School District No. 60, including a township from Ada. District boundaries were altered with transfers from District 7 to 34 and an expansion of District 56 by eight sections of unorganized territory in two townships, affecting local property and administration.
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Canyon County
Ada
Ada County
Pleasant country home hosts weekend gathering near Town
A Saturday afternoon gathering at a rural home three miles east of Town drew many guests despite travel difficulties. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon with Jersey cream, hosted by Mrs. W. M. Mex assisted by Ellen and Reber, and Mrs. Hutchison of Phoenix. Attendees included Mrs. Matehinson and various local residents and visitors.
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Soutton
Borhood
Ellen
Reber
Mrs. Hutchison
Phoenix
Ariz
Mra Matehinson
Mesdame
J.C. Rice
Steunenberg
KS Madden
Ben Hear
Wile
Dilly
Bicknell
Fowler
T. E. Buckner
Gordon
el Milles
Marjorie
Finney
Steonenberg
Hart
Clergy man faces school board over immorality charges
Rev D Mh Titun of the Christian church defended remarks about alleged misconduct by city schoolchildren. The meeting drew a large crowd and was moved to the Commercial club rooms after the school board could not accommodate all attendees. Titus cited information from former Superintendent Brooks and a physician, while doctors testifying questioned the basis and scope of the accusations.
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Schoole
Schopl Board
Commercial Club
Beker
Meek
RB. Beatterday
Titus
Brooks
Cterlay
Ti . Ticher
First Na~ Bank
Paccatett
Lyon
Sgetteraay
Alec
J. W
Dr. Cut
Caldwell
F.M. Cole
Cole
Mr. Titus
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