Last Christmas of the Nineteenth Century Foretold
The piece reflects on the approaching Christmas of 1900 as the last of the nineteenth century, urging charitable deeds and spiritual growth while contrasting intellectual progress with moral development. It forecasts a shift toward inner culture and praises universal goodwill, urging forgiveness and cheerful hope. It also critiques political delay in codifying Idaho laws.
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Supreme Court Arguments Question Establishing a Rule This Week
Within the week cases have been argued before the Supreme Court to establish the framework for a governing rule. The proceedings focus on defining legal standards and clarifying jurisdiction, with advocates presenting interpretations and potential implications for future rulings.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Who Is to Blame for Pioneer Irrigation District Failure
The Tribune argues the commissioners bore primary fault in the Pioneer Irrigation District failure. It says the required equalized county assessment roll should prove petition land totals, and a quick check would reveal the petition’s deficiency. The piece clarifies no acrimony, urges correction, and cautions future care to avoid repeating mistakes.
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A Hint to the Father The crime pattern in town warned
A remark recalls the holding up of Louie Schnable and an attempted robbery of Mr. Templeton last Tuesday night noting that nearby towns see similar fall or winter crimes. The piece suggests street muggings or burglaries are common seasonal acts in the area.
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Louie Schnable
Mr. Templeton
Caldwell residents call for bigger police force and tighter security
In a letter to the editor residents urge Caldwell city fathers to double the police presence during fall and winter. They argue increased patrols are needed to curb fears of robbery and assault and to protect person and property, even at the expense of water services.
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Caldwell
Steunenberg's War Debt Debate
The Moscow Mirror editorial argues Shoshone county should not bear Steunenberg era riot costs. The piece suggests the state, not the county, incurred the expenses tied to the Coeur d'Alene riots and questions the debt's legitimacy, citing a veto by Governor McConnell in 1898 and urging no appropriation without proof.
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Coffee substitutes and a government bulletin excerpt
The text cites a USDA Bulletin No 122 detailing the latest coffee substitute ads. It notes years of promotion in newspapers and magazines and promises definitive claims about cures, urging Tuk Tribune readers to consider the department's evidence.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Coffee substitutes' food value questioned by state stations
A study of cereal based beverages shows most coffee substitutes lack true coffee and contain mainly roasted grains, pea hulls, and wheat middlings. Infusions vary in strength but average 30 calories per pound with low protein and carbohydrate content, far less than skim milk.
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