State Grange Meets with Busy Discussion and Elections
The state grange held a well attended meeting this week with vigorous discussion of issues and many officers re-elected or chosen. Key leaders announced unanimous re-election of State Master Hl. Harland and Webb of Weiser overset. new officers include Hy Villeneuve of Jampa as grand, D.C. Mutley re-elected weigh featurer, EC. Preston and George Collins elected secretary and treasurer respectively, with several others named to committees. Resolutions provoked lively debate as the policy for the coming year was shaped, though adoption details were postponed to next issue.
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Pramge
Grmuge
Manter Hl
Harland
Tayette
Mln. Webb
Weiser
Hy Villeneuve
Jampa
Neward
J. &. McBurney
Wendall
D.C. Mutley
Nampa
EC. Preston
New Plymouth
George Collins
Gooding
Guy Smith
H. A. Markynd
Payette
Ceres
Mes Rothrock
Flora
J. P. Bates
Wendell
Pomona
TA Allen Og
Meridian
Ya. Allen
D. C. Mullen
Mo N
Webb
WG Sholtz Holse
Deal
Napa
Committee of
Grange
Tribune
Pocatello Official Probes Red Light District Under Grand Jury
Judge Alfred Budge orders grand jury investigation into Pocatello conditions focusing on the Red Light District and likens public houses to thriving unlawful enterprises. Estimates show monthly patronage and fines, with costs surrounding maintenance and enforcement, asserting conflicts with state law and resident morality. Local officials vow action to purge vice as crime and local option violations persist.
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Alfred Budge
Pocatello
Grand Jury
Gate City
Budge
Pocatella
Ikin
Partien
Vanderberch and Waters Dissolve Partnership
Yesterday Messrs Le W Vaniter fuergh end W Waters proprietors of the Buwalow dissolved partnership by mutual consent Mrs Vary Aerberghe retires from the business. Mr Waters will retain the boat and equipment for it, establishing new arrangements with the remaining partner.
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Yeserday Messrs
le W. Vaniter
W. Waters
Buwalow
Ental Conyent
Vary
Africa bill mars Miss Campbell pupils graduation plan
Boram asks for 900,000 in reclamation funds tied to a Colorado bill. A Miss Campbell and her pupils are noted as advancing to the sixth grade. Miss Kiva Williamson led the Sunday school event at Dr. Barker's home with three hundred attendees observed.
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Alaaha
Afreka
Mi ‘Campbell
Kiva Williamson
Moma
Dr. Barker
County Republican Committee Endorses Borah in County Meeting
The Canyon County Republican committee endorses Senator Borah, planning Lincoln Day events and urging a broad progressive line in the coming campaign. Attendees included Sheriff and County Attorney Caldwall, with nearly every precinct represented, signaling strong party unity.
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Republicn
Seuayal
Wiliam FE
Republican Party
Reale
Canyon County
Idatie
Boral
Caty
Sher Breatfaty
Henor ‘Caldwall
Western National reports good increase in business
Western National shows higher business volume with officers and stockholders pleased. John Z Morrison as president and Egard Bediten as vice president lead a largely unchanged board. The January 13 close indicates strong liquidity and steady growth, with profitable figures and strong reserves. The bank remains well positioned with continued support from shareholders.
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Western National
Ths Wende
John Z Morrison
Egiard Bediten
LS Cilla
Joe Ready
Saxiniant Wnsillers Renew’ Tivwarie
Apdinvant Epalirer
Ive
Diners Pesare
Gop
Uae
Real Mare
Inturraete
Commercial Bank to Join Federal System in Annual Meeting
The Commercial Bank of Caldwell votes to join the Federal Reserve System to gain nationwide strength. Officers listed include John Cy Rice president J I Lowell vice president E Hy Plowhead cashier and W A Warker assistant cashier. The bank reports assets over 476000 with deposits and notes payable reflecting strong earnings and liquidity for the Rocky Mountain region. Local directors praised the move as boosting national stability and the area’s financial prospects.
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Alli
Commercial Bank of Caldwell
Hye Aero Vie Federal Reserve
Texional Bank
Rocky Mountain
Artesia Vita Tran
John Cy Rice
Peeanteat
J. I. Lowell
Porkey
Assstant Cashier
Binford
Robert Aikhoney
Ax Bullantyries Uiverllory Ui Enel
Binwhead AG Feentani
W. A. Warker
Beiyeng Pedsion
Aneres Deposita Co Bret
First National Shows Wig Increase in Business
The article reports a rise in wig business tied to First National fears, noting the bank’s statements, staff, and internal concerns about resources. It mentions Dentice Wel Unie and figures related to assets, depositors, and bank officers, including names like A Tucker, with emphasis on bank stability amid upheaval.
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Hopital Atyek
Pivaitanlein
Dentice Wel
Unie
Anette Hey
Bis Ceverlife Trranslateh
Tyan Lati
Manson
Aviletant Caahigr
Jofin A Tucker
Cosdien
Nhe
WIL Well Kaxowen
Puloatayttial
Court Sessions Set Across Counties This Week
District court hearings spread across Weiser and neighboring counties with sessions planned in Adams and Caldwell areas on January 29 and February 17. Officials Beran Sevynth Jul Slatistrict and reporter Bert Shetty are noted in dispatches.
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Sevynth
Gibbert Shetty
Washington County
Coupell Ta Adama
Saunty
Caldwell In
Thie
Settlers gain protection in court irrigation ruling
The court decision shields irrigators and vendors in a major water project dispute. It holds that payments by sellers on water construction must be directed toward completion, regardless of intervening property interests, signaling a pivotal shift for irrigation promoters and landowners in the region including Kin Hill, Lost River, and nearby areas. The ruling may affect future water management obligations and project financing.
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Supreme Court
Wernewlay
Agramuet
Nenerel
Trvivation
Meck Artist Apprehended and Local Notices Mixed
Meck artist apprehended in Des Moines after being sought in Emmett for forgery and passing worthless checks. Iowa and Nevada authorities pursue him. other notes mention a barn under construction in Arlington Heights and assorted local social and hospital events in May.
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Milla
Emmett
Des Moines
Lowa
Tar NtiMyawa
Milly
Oho
Sannock County
Nevada
Olds
Tribune of Yellow Hue Debates Farm Relief and Debt
A 1914 letter to the Tribune argues against delaying relief for farmers and condemns debt burdens. It questions wartime and banking costs, urges government support to cancel debt, and praises farmers and local producers while criticizing banks and large retailers. The writer stresses farm livelihoods depend on timely government aid and fair credit.
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Editur ‘Tribune
Deakins
Walter Griffithe
Gril‘Gils
Ao Ameleukind
Dartying Ueihe
Callivell
Calwalle
Belorena
Howe
Catiwell
Simpsons to be brought back to Caldwell
Federal authorities arrest W G Simpson and associates in Caldwell on charges tied to the American National Bank affair. Extradition hearings set as Devers and G Uroitier prepare to testify. the two men face bond conditions while lawyers argue the case. Local speculation centers on Will Worth and the Caldwell sector amid a wider banking scandal.
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Caldwell
Gabe Uroitier
Simpson
Cattlemen's Trust
Cu Uy Bore Worth
Texas
Simpsons
Unive
Atdeblindlers
Wiese
Church School Basketball Schedule Mix Highlights League Play
A rough list shows day school league games among Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and Christian teams with dates in February and March. The schedule notes sharp start times at 7:48 pm, practice slots, required adult supervision, and strict gym access rules for players, substitutes, and nonteam members.
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Liague Lai
Christian Te Fan
Presbyterian Leve Meth
Presbiytering Hv
Chirik i
Baptist Lv
Mathoditn la Veh
Sbaptia
Bresby
Hrasby
Christan Jo
Selbantian i
Methodiat i
Method Ty Brest
Methodist H
Christian IL —Baptist le
Chevatian le Heb
Gheistian
Hrenhy
Vo Methodist
Wreebyterian
Chris H
Baptist Te
Roe Thelree Sheeh
Preserians
Methodists
Amist
Minay
Cleaver Medal Debate Sparks Alumni Event Recap
Report on the Cleaver debate resumes as participants discuss the Currency Reform topic. Key figures including Mr Turner and Sir Robert Moore defended positions at the United States Court setting, with Gold and Silver medals awarded. A reception at Vinney Hall followed the proceedings.
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United States Court
Rusone Turner
Micknelb
A. Strohe
Turner
Mdi Varity
Tvssity
Lee
Jan
Chas Paine
Jules
Vinney Hall
Loupe van Knent
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