State Liquor Debates Stir Local Action And Loans
State officials threaten to enforce local option while banning shipments of liquor to Idaho buyers at depots. Bonneville county officers push strict interpretation, affecting beer and stronger liquors amid court questions. State loans to farmers discussed, with 7 percent rate and 7,000 dollars authorized. proposals aim to boost rural development and farm financing.
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Caldwell
Canyon County
Sheri
Focal
Epot
Anneville Sheeil
Rome
Daha
Feaf Fdsho
Joanaagere- Fins
Lara
Tylt
Fateaing Inter
Buchanan
California Investigation Sparks Controversy Over State Involvement
A fragmented report indicates California faces pressure to conduct a state investigation into conditions related to a Panama Canal matter. Officials debate timing and scope as authorities consider public exhibits and the implications for state projects.
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California
Take
San Franciscy
Panama
Dan
Hame
Sian
Sant
Maha
Tduhn
California Hay Quarantine Impacts Idaho Market
Investigation notes over 150 alfalfa cars awaiting word from California as quarantine action disrupts markets beyond Idaho. City sleuths conduct search warrants but seize no evidence. twelve suspects cleared as officers await further revelation and a possible key to unlock the case.
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Momnerson
Tilaho
California
Idaho
Sharif
Hon
Doors Open to Right Aisle on Cars for Safety
A Detroit streetcar notice from the Idaho Traction Company announces a safety change: the left vestibule door to be closed inside the city and interurban lines, effective February 10, 1818. Passengers are instructed to move to the right side of cars and board accordingly.
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Pansaname
Nottea
Nately
Idaho Traction Company
Scotdant Ta
Canyon Fair Directors Meet for Annual Exhibition Progress
Canyon fair directors report strong enthusiasm for a larger exhibition with plans to raise values well beyond last year. Board members and committees are named to oversee divisions including fruit, farm tools, household goods, and amusements, with special pricing and larger purses anticipated.
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A. ‘Orit. Aumy
V. D. Hannah
J. B. Gowen
Robert Farrar
T. 3
Nichol
Separ
Julie Finnay
Finn Arte
Mra M
Arran
Housshald
Aupoiaimanta Are
Fausle and Aevasementa
Tl R
J. Biddle
Acer Merk
Hiryan
Pred
Higgee
Etki Ita
Road 10 the Coast backs Boise funding drive
Financial leaders of the capital city report a signed campaign total of 1 125 000 dollars toward Road 10 the Coast booster project. The subtotal reflects significant local backing from business interests and civic groups.
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the Coast
Boise
Business leaders back big by products plant at Manville
A delegation of Boise area business men visited the Manville Fruit Company by products plant to study the proposed Winnemucca Northern line and a new by products facility. They toured the packing house and cider pressing operations, saw apple butter and jelly production, and heard assurances of extensive local investment and job creation tied to the rail route and plant.
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Thia
City Beautiful
Cot Place
Winnemucca
Hays
E.R. Place
Amucca Northern Railroad
Cosat
Hisling
Col. Place
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Boke
Extal
T Fe
Salt Lake City
Ogden
State Capitol
Tech
Boive
Winnemucca-Northern
Boise
Col
Tiaho
Fanilion
Rom Caldwell
Jordan Valley
Baermit
Guinn Aires
Paras Val
Bunlnean Rym
Idaho
Ney Ise
Ee Innemucea
Ce Mil
Aew
Winnemmocen
Applevielley Qadety
Avery
Tribune
Manville Fruit Company
Dorman
Nampa
Meridian
Manville
Miefore
Lane End
Mesnte J
Fragmentary OCR notes on names and groups in a bygone project
A jumble of names and fragments lists figures such as Juvag tans Hhip, Apple Jolly Geo, Megsra Tocwan, Stone Jodi Capples, Devers, Moyes, Walker, Nichuli and others. The text appears as scattered references from a historical document with no clear event, date, or place.
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Maury Willige
Tom Walker
Charles Hhowkex
Gilson
OAL CLO MKETS MONDAY NIGHT
The regular monthly meeting of the Commercial Club is set for Monday evening with officers praising members and noting progress in the past term. Financial items show warrants outstanding totaling $25,AS3.2) with interest at WILL TRADE. ads include sale offers and found jewelry notices and classified items.
Advertised Letters at Caldwell dated February 4 1913
A partial list of names appears on a small town notice for advertised letters. It includes Ole Anderson WT Chenoweth Mrs Stihn Thagly Mia Binsiinger Pete Norton Jake Norn Pat and others. The exact street addresses or delivery details are not provided in the fragment.
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Ole Andersn
WT. Chenoweth
Mrs. Stihn Thagly
Mia Binsiinger
Pete Norton
2 Or
Syieed Tert T. Wilkon
County Division Now Under Fire Over Proposed Boundaries
Fragmented report describes debate before a committee on county split plans affecting Oregon’s Payette and Boise valleys. New Plymouth would be county seat of a proposed new county with disputed valuations and a host of named towns and representatives voicing positions for or against the boundary changes.
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Fiesca
Fayette
Boise
Payee
New Plymouth
Fmmniy
Ette
Mitalgo
Sheit
Bara
Oakes
Canyon County
Fim Caldwell
Puis Sommaty- Ie
County Officials Debate Snake River Bridge Plan
Idaho county commissioners discussed two bridge projects across the Snake River, one near Hame Mae and another near Nase Berty. Owyhee and Canyon officials debated funding and support, with resolutions for state action and future funding being considered.
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Snake River
Hame- Mae
Oma
Saint Bean
Installation of officers at Ursange meeting tomorrow night
The Ursange officers to be installed tomorrow night with Master Heit Harland present to participate in the ceremonies.
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Ares Credag
Heit Harland
Short Line Peeved Over City Lights and Contract
The city council ordered a five year lighting contract with the Mao Railway Light and Power Company after bids were reviewed. The plan includes installing arcs and tungstens across the business and residential districts to halve existing lighting costs. Council also addressed paying bonds, tax collection gaps, and a Carnegie Library project update with plans accepted by the Carnegie commission.
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Mao Railway, Light & Power Company
Tika Aitwayy Ltt & Power Company
Arcefic
Beaver River Company Iil
Divrhey Iy
Kimball
Cleveland Arcs
Tyngstens
Sunewhat
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Falla
Ehie
Ieee
Arney
Dar
Canyon Fair
Tannemucea P
Baliet
Tna
Leet
OAL
J. Ross
Jake Norn
Pat
Urange
Reyer
Power Bo
Regimara
Caxton
Shorh
Ity
Deiniers
Bowind
Shorb Clair
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