Barbers Open Letter Sparks State Warden Review
The Weeky Review reports former state game warden Barber writing to Governor Haines denouncing admin spendings and a fish screen contract. It argues Barber acted with enthusiasm and denies graft while noting Governor should assess officials tied to the administration. The Tribune backs Barber’s removal as warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Barber
le i
Carter
Haines
Tittle Foundation
Suan
Enthusiasim
Allie
Harker
Ines
Capit News Wine Victory In Rail Freight Rate Cut
Capital News reports a substantial freight rate reduction agreed by the Gregan Short Line on logs from Idalo Northern and Pacific Idaba North ern to Caldwell Payette Boise Marna and Numpa. The Boise paper notes Idaho's timber belt may become a major lumber center within five years and praises Capital News for the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capit News
Capital News
Gregan
Idalo Northern
Pacific
Idaba Northern
Caldwell
Payette
Boise
Marna
Numpa
Capiis
Idaho
Tve Nwt
United States
Sumi
Upos
Iit
No clear headline from torn Tribune text
Fragmentary passage discusses potential reform and imagined role for the Capital News. mentions Tribone and Tudor but lacks concrete events, names, dates, or places to ground a summary.
August Registration Period Ends, Voters Reminded
August first marks the end of the registration period. If you voted in the last general election you may not need to re register as the old records will be transferred to the general registration list for this year to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasly
Hospital Notes From Greenieat and Nearby
Hospital notes report Mr Ode of Greenieat recovering from a broken leg and able to sit up while Mrs Stites of Deoe Fiat shows gradual improvement from a forehead issue. Mrs Belle Dizon sustains a serious operation with friends hopeful, and Mrs Lee Rogers returned home Sunday. Little May Lund aged five from Pleasant Bilge sick with typhoid fever. Little Tewell Dootsite of Hamedaty improving after illness. Charles Wing recently released after four weeks in hospital. W L Davis, 82, died Monday from valvular heart disease at Deer Flat home with his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode
Greenieat
Stites
Deoe Fiat
Lee Rogers
Little Tewell
Hamedaty
Charles Wing
W. L. Davis
Mr. Davis
Deer Flat
Twilight League clash ends in Electrics victory 10 to 0
Hectic succumbed to the Electrics as the Twilight League game night highlight featured standout fielding by H Meek. Moon and Anderson powered the Batteries Electricy while Clerky Finke and Brash faced a tough defeat amid political asides and editorials from The Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks
Electrics
H. Meek
Electricy
Moon
Anderson
Clerky
Finke
Brash
Pliemen Blatt Officers Elected At Monday Meeting
The Pliemen Blatt officers were elected Monday night at St Fevam's election. W. Foodcock was chosen as the new tee company, O Roger appointed assistant foreman, and Orel Sovereign resigned as assistant chief with a vacancy to be filled at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Fevam
W. Foodcock
New Tee Company
O Roger
Orel H. Sovereign
Sebree Succeeds Potter at Saratoga Hotel
Sebree takes over the Saratoga Hotel from F D Potter after six years of steady service. Jack Gordon will run the dining room and cafe as Sebree plans new furniture and a top quality reorganization to keep the Saratoga a first class hostelry. Potter, retiring, plans future business ventures and may take a rent before resuming hotel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Sebree
F D. Potter
Jack Gordon
Potter
Idaho
Fle
Utmont
Caldwell
Settler Prospects in Caldwell under John Look Direction
Mr Stratton of southern Minnesota visits Caldwell with John J Look guiding. impressed by soil climate and crops and likely to settle permanently. Stratton wed last Sunday. Mrs Tihamer Andrews hosted a breakfast and cards yesterday. this morning ladies did fancy work. Local names Yank Ruby Ruby Bates, D G Ruby Jett Meads Payette lakes trips. several families depart for lakes for summer. Services planned at Catholic church at 9.00. Various visits and departures noted among local residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Souith
Yank
Gable
Idaho
Lana Basin
D. G. Ruby
Ren Jett
Ruby
Lakes
Bates
Mr. i
Dearborn Street
Mr. Bates
Weclamstion Service
Draiiags
Davis
J. Ko Boddy
Payette Lakes
Rh. Hunter
Stordly
Southern Fort
Arizona
Oroende
Hs Helteal Niesterday
Compton
Bull Moose Leaders Court Candidates For County Clerk
Progressive leaders welcomed aspirants for county clerk with Will Monk as a hopeful after his resignation from the treasurer post He accepts the Progressive nomination and Martin Luther of Poyette becomes the other candidate The piece notes Monk’s past party loyalty and his break with former affiliations while the Moose leaders search for a stronger nominee and potential rival to Luther
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Monk
Brother
Alter
Fers
Martin Luther
Poyette
Monk
Repreative Candidates in Piold and Progee Wve nomination
Repreative candidates in Piold John J Plowkeldhes announce a meet and candidate for the Progee Wve nomination or prosecuting attorney Martin Luther of Payette seeks the Progressive nomination for clerk of the district court. OV Hadley presented nominating papers for A E Blanck who seeks the probate judge nomination. P Perkins returns home after four months at Canyon hospital with typhoid fever. he is an old Caldwell trader. Binck leaves Snyder blacksmith shop to return to Caldwell. Eustice of Grand Rapids and family move to town. he will open a law office. Ladies Aid and Bible class hostesses. Ray and Mrs George Varney plan a short Long Valley outing. The Progressive candidate for mayor and others attend events. Mrs Lam March leaves for mountains. Dixie last week saw a birth. John Cummings and Antyne have a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Plowkeldhes
Progee
Torney
Martin Luther
Payette
Hadley
A. E Blanck
Blanck
P. Perkins
Canyon Hagital
Perking
Caldwell
Binck
Snyder
Bert
Homedale Empire Presa
Eustice
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ladies’ Aid
Bible
Chris Hence
Jerspoom
Miss Mart
Ray
George R. Varney
Long Valley
Frances
Robert
Mierda
Emile Shorh
Stegka
New Meadows
HL Tanac
Owyhee County
Lam
Dixie
Aantyne
John Cummings
Help the Girls Vote Drive at Ober-4 Prize Event
Readers are urged to support the Itis girls in a local contest offering 4 prizes from sponsors such as Aneron Co and Dry Goods Vandyring Co. Each vote costs 25 cents with a $1 purchase option and ballots or in-person handoffs accepted at designated merchants including A. EB Laughlin and Peckham-Case Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Qmeyer & Sons
Ture
Ipa
Mae
Insels
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Local Couples
Marriage licenses were issued for William Kretzingar of Marwalall and Louiss Valentine Mouton of Emmett, and for Herbert Ormund and Francis Helen Strickley, both of Nampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kretzingar
Marwalall
Oldahows
Louiss Valentine Mouton
Emmett
Herbert Ormund
Francis Helen Strickley
Nampa
Christopher seeks renomination for county assessor
A. D. Christopher announces candidacy for re election as county assessor subject to Republican voters in the primary to be held September 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Christopher
Drown Family Settles in Caldwell at 1521 Albany Street
Dr Drown, eye specialist from South Dakota, recently moved to Caldwell with his family. They arrived about three weeks ago, took over in the city and country, and now operate offices at the Idaho hotel. Locals express eagerness to meet the new arriving Caldwell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Street
Drown
Caldwell
South Dakota
Drowns
Idaho Hotel
Jamily
Just Recognition of a Hustler in Cane Yon County
The text presents a fragmented notice praising Jesse Gowen as head of a department in Cane Yon County. It asserts Gowen is a leading figure and highlights his leadership in property handling and supervision, though the garbled wording limits a precise full description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gowen
Ah Avwal
Apartaman
Thomn
Caneyon
Mil Te Weaperty
Nader
i—Weiter
Cooper Off His Feed In Brief Illness Note
The report notes Cooper is off his feed for several days and may need a few days at a facility to recover. In Reno Nevada W D Trevi filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church and will lead next Sunday. Rev WM Case is also mentioned with the Portland congregation amid brief church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Ya Cooge
W. D. Trevi
Reno
Nevada
Presbyteria
Portland
Trout
Tribune Piano Contest Voter Encourages Support
A cryptic note urges participation in a Tribune Piano Contest with a playful sting that some readers will praise the result. The terse item signals community interest and a call to vote or engage with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Business Men Clinch Twilight League Pennant
The Business Men clinched the Twilight League pennant by shutting out the opposition 4 to 0. Clarke pitched well as the team moved into a strong standing, with the season set to continue next week and six clubs remaining in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vwining
Abe Kailies
Sowa Heraieh
Old Tuner Winite Cy Livery Man in Caldwell Roots
In Caldwell, Mr. Perkin Wits, once connected with the livery trade, is described as an early Caldwell figure. The note mentions a typhoid fever illness and ties to family business, with parents once proprietors of a Caldwell restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perking
Lumeit
Luesdig
Sigan
Perkin
Forbes Geis Contracts at Chailla with county award
Forbes Geis earned the fore figure of the week from Chailla after aiming to oversee bridge works. The Custer county commissioners granted Meare, J. H. Forbes a substantial contract to begin state work at the earliest possible time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Geis
Chailla
J. H. Forbes
Custer County
Meare
Uwe
Extension bill extends repayment period for western sealers
The extension bill, placed before the House yesterday, would raise the repayment period to 20 years for sealers on irrigation projects in the West. President Wilson, Secretary Lane, and Reclamation Service officials have approved the plan, which affects thousands of seekers who found the 10 year term impractical to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lane
Bungalow Presents Goon A Attractions At Local Theater
The Bungalow shows attract large crowds with a raided animal act and a monkey riding a bike along Main Street. People praised the performance, boosting gate receipts. The Gen A. Anderson Co advertises exceptional bargains and a quick sale of odds and ends. Local residents Henry Vingow Quy Webb depart for Texas to handle articles. Ross of J. T. Forbes firm deals with bridge contracts in Boive county. Mrs. Eagar Kimbrough returns from Texas visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs Miller plan Yellowstone trip. G Baker and W Dow travel for late dances along the coast. A Clark of Boil armar Walton city involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oine
Gen A. Anderson Co
Henry Vingow
Quy Webb
Texas
United Sores Arsoy
Ross
Famat
J. T. Forbes
Anoity Manor
Boive
Eagar Kimbrough
Tessa
Mra J. & Miller
Yellowstone National
Piofesere
G. Baker
W & Dow
Dare’ Ning
Hartland
A. Clark
Boi Airmar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Review
State News
Francie Fordinand
Auviro-Hungary
Consdrt
Salem
Masa
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vennsylvania
Hsient
Hospital Notes
Gowen
Hlomedah Ridge
Homedale Empire
Wales
Bull Moosers
Double Cross Monk
Piold
Aneron Co
Vandyring Company ‘Groceries
A. EB Laughlin Jeweler
Kahn Clothing Co
Bothior Harmon Drug Co
Peckham-Case Furniture Co
Boyes Hardware Co
Dr. Drown
Secvica
Jordan Valley Express
Hmal
Fabaon
Old Tuner
Winite Cy
HOUSE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!