Idaho Supreme Court Keeps County Dry Rulings Amid Saloon Laws
The Statesman notes Idaho counties may remain dry without local option votes as boards of county commissioners can deny liquor licenses within their jurisdiction, keeping counties dry under the Supreme Court decision. It discusses implications for future elections, local option costs, and state politics including figures like Dubois and local officials.
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Soc” West
Ceil Americana Palle
Power County
Lng
Amervsai
Mike Rover
Eaunis
Jurys
Dhidge
Saloene
Myoe” Wea
Bridge Wain
Budge
Te Ivain
Gisteic
Carl Davis
Supreme Court
Bose Statesman
A. A. Phelps
Idaho Pratibil Committee
Eniess
West
Idaho
Corminns
Liziesman
Preipssaver
Ity
Trustnen
Ile
Tannicipalisien
Thetate
Sta Ea
Are Pushing Surface Cultivation in Stephens Orphans Co
Farmers near Caldwell push surface cultivation to loosen crust after July rain. Stephens Orphans Co reports vigorous growth in Winesap trees, with measurements showing trunk and branch development after one to four years. Proper moisture transfer and irrigation are cited as key to orchard health and early vigor.
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Meauren
Trun
Engellent Quarter Report by Canyon County Clerk
The Canyon county clerk auditor recorder George W Stovel reports a strong quarter with receipts up $124 from last year and total office business at 307050 surpassing 2956.52 for the same period. Seventy four record filings in district court raised docket fees to 222 and expenses totaled 73.35 reflecting continued efficiency and economy.
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Canyon Comity
Re Sorder
George W. Stovel
Offiae
Canyon County
Stovell
FPMAN TAKES POSITION 18 YANHYNING & CO
FPMAN takes position 18 at Yanhyning and Co with Hoffman returning to care after a three change petition at the grocery store outlet. Further details unclear due to damaged text and repeated fragments.
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FPMAN
Yanhyning & CO
FG. Hoffman
Cae Ae
Chan
Yanhynng & Co
Pocatello Chronicle Promises Bright Morning Publication
The Pocatello Daily Chronicle debuts under G. R. Scott, asserting a bright, modern future. The eight page morning paper aims for a long life, though concerns about vitality are noted as welcomed wishes for success.
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Pocatello Daily Chronicle
G. R Scott
Chronicle
Nic Prea
The
Caldwell Post Office Appears in Deficiency Bill
The deficiency bill before Congress provides an appropriation of $10.08 for the Caldwell post office. The same bill allocates $2,400 for the purchase of four building sites in Nampa.
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Caldwell Post Office
I Nampa
Wedded in Caldwell Between Anna Row and Homer Grimm
Miss Anna Mar Row and Mr Homer H Grimm of Baise Idaho wed Sunday in Caldwell at the residence of W C Poaethwale. The couple has been living in Boise and will reside in Rome. Many friends extend congratulations.
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Anna Mar Row
Homer H. Grimm
Baise
Idaho
Grima
Woolworth
Newbii
Bole
Boisia
Rome
Auidence
Erocey Varente
Fragmentary notice about a death and family delays
Unclear OCR text records a death of a Mer daughter and mentions the future for their former lesstowa te Mann's. The readable parts suggest a delay or change in plans and mourning context with an upcoming event or notice.
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Ste
Lesstowa Te Mann
Mer
Idaho Senator Urges Extension for Irrigation Settlers
In a House discussion, Idaho Representative Sid advocates extending the twenty year reclamation payment period. He argues that irrigation projects like canals and dams overran initial estimates, burdening settlers who built homes and waited for water. The plea seeks time to complete payments without canceling claims or dispossessing families from public land.
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House of Representatives
Sid
Idaho
Wwe
Amy Lens
Wack Canyon
Sla
Iyome
Secretary of the Interior
Howe
Vitisens
Roy Martenbower Undergoes Operation at Canyon
Reported in the local column Roy Martenbower underwent an operation at the Canyon hospital. In the absence of communication, he will be sitting up in a few days, with RA Harengower noted in attendance.
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Roy Martenbower
Harengower
Who For Governor In Idaho A Field Of Candidates
The piece discusses Idaho gubernatorial candidates with focus on John Davies and John M. Haines as leading figures. It notes Haines is likely to receive the Republican nomination, with commentary on qualifications and public demand for a clean, strong executive. It also weaves in unrelated personal snippets and a brief health aside.
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Tdaho
John Davies
Joh M. Haines
Haines
People of the
Republican Party
Fdsho. Pail
Idaho and California compare for opportunity in Idaho
Fragmentary notes discuss California surpassing Idaho for opportunity, with references to Salt Lake City and San Francisco, shifting population interests, and a proposed Northern railroad. Harrington and others express views on land costs, markets, and climate as factors attracting or deterring settlers. The text indicates interest from California residents in relocating to Idaho for cheaper land and opportunity, alongside hopes for a railroad to improve trade.
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Mhutringlan
Cajurae
Salt Lake
Susie Stockton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hatshngton
Mee
Harrington
California
Laraiers
Brancisco
Idaho
San Fran
Jlo
Nvece Northern Railroad
Oregon
Paul Tracy Injured While Camping Trip
Paul Tracy was kicked while riding a saddlehorse during a family camping trip. He suffered a broken leg and was brought to Canyon Hospital on Monday, with doctors predicting release within a day or two.
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Paul Tracy
Tracy
Canyon Hospital
Telegrams Raise Doubts Over Food Commissioner Endorsements
The messages allege Wale, the pure foods commissioner, may be aligned with manufacturers and the baking powder trust. Officials note petitions and endorsements as business policy moves, but erasing telegram support will be difficult as the public questions the official note.
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Dale
Wale
Idsho
Baking Powder Trust
Dows Am
Nomination Papers Filed in Local Races and a Death Report
The notice lists several candidacy filings for party nominations including D. D. Campbell for county commissioner first district and HM. Hir fand for state senate on the Progressive ticket, A. J. Rockwood of Roswell for state legislature, and other filings for county attorney and probate judge. It also notes the death of Mrs. Engle of Philadelphia and mentions J. S. Shumate of Nampa announcing candidacy on the Progressive ticket for Canyon County.
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D. D. Campbell
HM. Hi Fand
Ate
A. J. Rockwood
Roswell
Isha
Stone
Russell M. Smith
Trank TL Metk
Will Monk
Pla Wate Jue
Middleton
Alvo
Shumate
Nampa Hay
Canyon County
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Sourity Recorder
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Voxnor
T. Dubois
Nile
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Saxyen
Luienan
Ty Fis
Blackfoot
Dubois
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Eren
Paraias
Paul Wloc
Seuitor Dubois
Bill Mogsers
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William
Sullctens Foundation
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Tvane
Hamiler
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Inis
Ineuranes
Diakneset Anid Pat
Bull Madde Party
Paul Clagstone
Eure
Bright
Mauhonaw Heink
New York
Florence Carman
Freeport
N. Y
Sirs
Hurley
Carman
Tushaod
Rustum Hey
Arabedor
Turkey
Greece
Chai Vraode
Joseph
Archduke
Hte
Zita
Pela
Austria
Lexington
Anue
Bulla Ag
Klug
Uae
Geo. Stovel
Pocatello Dats Chronicle
Caldwell
Porlows
Rowe
Fess Leas
Chicaca
Taly 22
J. Frederick Jone
Jones
W. HI
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Elin W. A. Stone
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