Contests Offer Prizes to Voters Through Merchants
A local contest invites residents to vote for young women nominated for prizes, offering 25 votes per dollar spent with participating merchants. Merchants listed include McNait's Shoe Store and Harmon Drug Co, with a July first vote count planned and many details about coupons, subscriptions, and entry rules outlined for readers.
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Ace
Ranger
Merrhante
Thames
Merchate
Tinte
Ublindere
Aww Co
Dianne
Indy
McNait
Botkin
Harmon Drug Co. A
Laughlin, Jeweler
Vanhyning & Peckiumn-Case
Cildwell
Fredia Wlegick
Minnie Ol Roramny Dee
Atlee Cotte Doran Shellabarger
Vivian Levting Haeel § Rane
Lucile Robinson
Hidora Camp
Jaitie Cupp
Geneveive Gorton Tales
Nemo Deardorff
Mary Potts
Marie Ketler
Clutha Dix
Vivian Hall
Mawde Burris
Mess Glenn
Marie Specht
Grace Stoffer
Alan Corien
Olivia Meadoe
Marie Hurger
Mande Vail
Edna Cheney
Arilla Mcfntre
Eleanor Postlewaite
Alice Wilkins
Clara Powell
Margaret Perry
Parmi
Florence McCormick
Timedtrome
je—Lt
Doroty Tracy
Mather Thats
Sern
R " Wilder
Eather Olsen
Blanche Wacks
Vera Vernon
Rowwell
Pearl Wall
Leora Peter Ad Bensie Trout
Ze 7 Inton
Fithel Long
Fay Raund
Minnie Fadeatt Buehl
Meatrice Groenleaf— Tillison
Evelyn Garampeon
Vera Fri Tk
Grace Masset
College of Idaho Holds Annual Commencement Week Drama
The College of Idaho showcases a Greek play directed by Professor Beale with Westrope and Beale as major contributors. Cast includes Ergon King of Thebes and Antigone with a student chorus, followed by a senior graduation list and musical performances. The event ends with a campus banquet and plans for a future annual production.
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Phe Yana
Ruth H. Shepherd
Cali
Earl W. Elart Allen
Annie Tawie
Mle
Elm Peterson
Esther Reed
Oreek
Hingligh
Veatensor
van Murphy
Harvar University
Mate
Frederisk Fremiing
Beale
Sisntin F
Westrope
Horne Fruler
Ted
Studer
Ergon
Thebes
Bertick
Teresica
Cazada Lampton
Innene
Antigone McCiormick
Ty. Taylor
Messenier
Jesse G. Ragsiite
Allemanis
Ragsitate
John
Teresine
Thebes. Mrcelient
Ciizens
Binford
PW Bouillon
Edgar
Republicans Demand State Prohibition Reform Debate
A conservative party platform from Idaho advocates for a national constitutional amendment banning intoxicants and drugs, calls for state probation reforms, and supports a state commission to govern resource use. It emphasizes public education reform, farm loans, and a balanced budget to boost wages and industrial growth. It critiques cheap demagoguery and urges modernized schools to prepare youth for livelihoods.
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Vauapation
Idaho
Wong
Sheir
Ieee
Shervdone
Machinery headlines at Idaho event and farm implement display
The article describes new cyaten installations at a farm near Laky and familiar rack wakes. It notes a state convention hosted by the W and TL of Faaho at the First Methodist church from November 23 with speakers from Iowa and notable farm machinery mentions.
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Laky
Sevich
A. Jentein
Fur
Renny Dulbow
Winlow
Karry Teat
Idaho Traptement
Sompany
Thie
Dalhes
W.& TL
Faaho
Ber
Towa
Senator voices on rivers and harbors bill and western lands
A Senate debate features calls to pass the rivers and harbors bill and to aid western settlers on public lands. Speakers urge swift action as a duty and humanitarian act, warning against waste and pork barrelling, while proposing amendments and weighing treasury appropriations.
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Boral Saud
United States
Congress
United Stites
Taam
Rivers and Harbors Hill
Sam
Senate
Democrats Elect Delegates At Caldwell Meeting
The Democratic county central committee met in Caldwell on Tuesday to elect delegates to the state platform convention in Boise on June 30. Delegates named include A Walters, W Ruby, C Whitten, and others from Caldwell, Parma, Nampa, Payette, and more. No resolutions were passed. only delegate selections were recorded. Progr essive committee met the same day with delegates named for the state convention. The meeting endorsed the 1914 national platform provisions and supported bank deposit guarantees, anti-revenue increases, and public works with state and national funding.
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Caldwell
Boise
I Ay Walters
Ruby CW. Whitten
Caldwelly
William Calendar
Wilson
Emness Guerrahim
EP. Bowman
Carl Gieslee
Payente
Thesday
Tunis
Aldo
Del
Claw
Mierough
Nichol
Kenia Fran Bihari
W. E Gee
Nampa
Mtr
Carrie
Aid Richard Tininests
V. D. Hanorah
Notun
George Oylear
Middleston
Marin Luther
Fates
VE Dribile
Payette
Thomas Weir Mymouthe
Kaysten
Fra OR. Robinson
EJ. Waltuatey
Hormil
George Clason
Farge
Frank Howard
Roswell
Tursilay Canyon
Sreseivus
Meirslater
Quety
Laire
Bnviels
Staert
Tax Payers Notice From County Commission Meeting
Notice to taxpayers of Canyon County that the 1914 assessment roll and related matters will be opened for public inspection on the first Monday in July. Individuals with objections must file claims with the Board and compare their assessments at the county office during the specified hours. Public access to the 1918 assessment roll will be available for review at the county courthouse.
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the Hossel
County Commission
Canyon
Tuly
Pam
Aikee
Taxation of foreign corporations under state law debated
A fragmented discussion outlines how a state may tax foreign corporations and their non resident stockholders. It argues dominion over property and rights within the state, the leverage of succession and transfer tax, and the potential effects on domestic versus foreign corporations in taxation disputes.
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Irs
Peterson
Tdtha
Wimner
Utah
Elh
Harriman
Decagee
Foreign Corporation
Tedeath
Davis
Urojerty
Domeatte Comes Fallone
Wolf
Norp
Ermion
Supreme Court of
Ti Ited Staten
Stage Driver Injured After Accident Toward Valley
Report describes a stage driver named Mr Baird who was injured when a wagon from the Rocks near the foot of the hill overturned. He sustained a broken leg but believes he was lucky to avoid more serious harm as bystanders helped free him.
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Marly
Baird
Tordin Valley
Haind
Unclear historical trial and social notes amid names
Fragmented OCR items reference a trial of a man and Nampe, attendance by Dr JW Gleens, and social visits at Arlington Heights. Mentions include Edgar Mark, Masdaines Fran tee, Golder, Bar Om ntead, Cleveland boulevard, Gooding, Praykm, Prabeen, Newman, and Dan Rawke. Details are obscured by garbled text.
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JW. Gleens
Human
Nampe
Marpel
Presley
Edgar Mark
Lave
Arlington Heights
Tex
Masdaines Frantee
Golder
Bar Omntead
Cleveland
Dan Rawke
Fei Ha Maesming
Paige
Hue
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Democratic Noose Public Lands Committee
Tull
Borah
House
Henry
Quire Committee
Pesia
Adhoale
Tate
Vna
Republican Party
Anit
Wight
Fama
F. Core
State Bank of
Nampa Bankere
Tuesay
Jure
Eminsiss
HE. Willimeoe
College OF [Idaho
Sterry
Youle
Fredy Tn
Errye F Davis
al Caldwell
Helen Sanford
Hayes
Vranis E Pond
Caldwell Willan Alesander Annecim
Ness Steunenberg
Sharefatie
Anna Swstman
New Plymouths
Groteheray Tanpan Fammat
Mato
Delihos
William Moll
Cassenor
Andrews
Henry Rachmeyer
Chicago
East
Frederick Jane Stanley
New York
Griew
Howe
MacDawell
Elvira Claynby
Vaant
Teuntens
Rubenstein
Cand Mes
Nananiel
Olrselves
Olrselves To Work For Staunticy
Tien
Aed
Conan
Stewart Kine A
Fant Hn
Lane
Stove
County
Ernie
Itshenak
Univerain
Guest
Rene Ss
Ackley
Masoe Frsit
Aceleys Maled
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