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In a heated political scene Governor Gooding announces candidacy for the U S Senate and signals major campaign fundraising. The piece critiques Democratic spending, notes Nugent as Moyes attorney, and cites large sums flowing to campaigns. It reflects on Reformers, Hawley, and the evolving Democratic stance amid Washington power plays and reclamation projects.
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Ctep Oemar Goodin
Frank J. Smith
Han Wat
Moyeg
Haywood
Darrow
California
Counse Snr
Dieesge FM
Revlahi
Renee
Reclamation Service
Eunnileral Wraindge
Lane Ware
Memorial fundraising campaign launched by Steunenberg Memorial association
The Steunenberg Memorial association executive committee met Tuesday night to plan a fundraising drive for memorials to the late Frank Steunenberg. A $35,000 goal is noted with $10,000 in hand for the Caldwell memorial. county vice presidents will oversee fundraising. location and form of the Caldwell memorial to be decided by Caldwell residents.
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Steunenberg Memorial Association
Iarge
Fronzeenenberg
Imart
Caldwell
Executi
Use Association
Baise Eeiday
A. Cousti
District Meeting Held at Nampa City Hall
The district sunventiog peihe yw OC met at Nampa City Hall Tuesday. presided by Proe Mrai Taubkena of Boise. Twenty-tour det ehutra attended, representing the Cora et Hotve, Nampa, Calshe welk any Rantaety. Mex Lanalin Caldwell elected president of the district pre cypigation with Mrs Rose and Mrs int as secretary. The meeting included a penshow and a lively question box with several interesting and instructive discussions led by Neat Rachel Most of Nampa.
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Sunventiog Peihe
Nampa City Hall
Atormaan
Caldwell
Acceptnl
Rachel
Nampa
O'Mell Named For Pension Reform Effort
Fragmentary text references O'Mell and O'Neil praising efforts toward pension reforms. Mentions Harrison Seateblight and politics but content is garbled, unclear specifics, and unreadable names. Summary preserves only the rough intent of support for a pension plan and political accolades.
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Nelgphatinge
Parton
Omak Fe
O'Neil
Uy Harrison
Harrison
Election of Director Asks Voters for Guidance
A brief notice announces an election to fill the director seat, inviting eligible residents to participate. The document outlines the election authority, polling location, and date, encouraging informed participation and compliance with official procedures.
Bondsmen Challenge State Deposits In Bank Of Nampa
Willis Strode, Dr. Hickey George Duval, bondsmen of Bank of Nampa, file in Dintriet Court seeking to classify state funds as preferred claim against receivership. They accuse State Treasurer Alten of depositing more than legal share, aiming to secure $45,500 plus interest as priority over depositors and creditors.
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Willis Strode
Hickey
George Duval
Bank of Nampa
Dintriet
Alten
Bank of
Namoa
Econd
Anid
Bank of Nampa; Ltd
Taaho
Nam da
Revival at Rev. Rice of MV sparks conversions
Revival led by Rev. Rice at MV Challis parish reports four converts and broad denominational participation. Congregationalist leader notes strong engagement across denominations. A free reading room with an attendant has been established, inviting publishers to set up and use the space.
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W. Rice
Caspe
Challis
Hat Place
Andre
Hlpervicws
Eharwe
Blackfoot Republes
Fragmented Item Notes Missing Details
The readable fragments mention unclear terms and names with no coherent event or action. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts are preserved to form a factual summary.
Ladies Aid Increase Their Lead In Contest
The ME Ladies Aid widened their lead in the grand contest by voting and collecting coupons. Boxes in local stores are collecting votes for favorites as supporters push hard for the $100 prize. Rest spectators and contenders energize efforts as the week’s standings show Ladies Aid ahead of Westminster Guild and Boyd. A hog story follows about two six month old hogs weighing 500 pounds combined, raised in a pen in Gooding Idaho without pasture, highlighting a packing company interest.
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Friends of the Conteatants
Themi
Westiminster Guild
Ik Boyd. Assue
Idaho
J. B. Meharg
Gooding Packing Company
Houston
Lusho
Meharg
Brent
Roland China Boar
Slope School Pupils Tardy List Shows Mixed Attendance
The monthly attendance note from Slope School lists pupils across grades 1 through 7 who were neither tardy nor absent for the month ending October 3. Names include Katherine Bacon Annis Rogers Fledx Lottein Clarke Town Clair ence Aitchison Lee Dell Whiteman Della Cook ryle Gotly Brown Viewer Manton Exiamid Bacon Rath Manningo Natatia Loblein Jack Aitchivon Lillian Rogers Far Johnson Fern Johnson Vera Stephenson Harry Roters Giles Bacon Edgar Aitchison George Hammer Charles Hyde Darwin Symmes Robert Bacon Atta Rogers Teii Symmes Eth prade Mary Primbs Atta Rors Worth.
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Many Slope School
Dixt
Katherine Bacon
Annis Rogers
Fledx Lottein
Oeerade
Clarke Town
Clairence Aitchison
Lee Dell Whiteman
Della
Cook Ryle
Gotly Brown
Viewer Manton
Exiamid Bacon
Rath Manningo
Natatia Loblein
Jack Aitchivon
Lillian Rogers
Kellar to Leave Parma Store Role Change Planned
Friends of Mr and Mrs 4 Hy Kellar will be glad to hear he is returning to Caldwell after a year managing the Plant-Veck ham store at Parma. Clare will take his place at Parma in the coming month.
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Kellar
Hole
Caldwell
Parma
Clare
Winnemucca Road Will Be Built In 1912 Plan
Winnemucca Northern Railroad formed to build a standard gauge line from Winnemucca Nevada to McDermitt Oregon with a 28 mile extension to Homedale Idaho. Surveys from Winnemucca to Homedale completed linking Payette Boise area with large reclamation projects. The project aims to shorten Boise to Sacramento and San Francisco travel and support Pan-Pacific exposition traffic.
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Winnemuces Northern Railroad Company
Winnemuces
Nevada
McDermitt
Paradise
Ste- Dermitt
Idaho
Boise
Windemuea
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce of the Fitter
Nirectora
Baise
Winnemucen Northern
Essit
Ym Pranciaco Uve
Zoa
Milners
Aed
Securin
Themew
Winnemucca
Homedale
Idahoy
Payette-Boice
Iduto
Owyhee Crossing
Owghee
Jordan Rivers
Jordan Valley
Silver City
Sacramento
San Fraveigea
Take
Oregon
Vis
Old Queen Lost Near Notus With Reward Offered
Notus locals report Old Queen, a horse once owned by the late Mr. Pa, near Caldwell. The animal escaped a move to Mr. Clemons and was later found, feared stolen by a thief. A reward stands for information. Dr and Mrs Hunter announce a lens to Smyra Neb field work, while Mrs L Baker writes of travel from Geyserville via Portland to San Francisco.
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NOTUS
Ang Ol Ques
Mra AF
Clema
Clemons
Caldwell
Curtis Brooks
Mrr
Munford
Nowe Bridge
Someiveler
Hunter
Smyra
Lewise Baker
Wee Mooter
Geyserville
Portland
San Francisco
Pioneer Irrigation Directors Earn Praise for Fiscal Reforms
The Pioneer Irrigation District board led by Lee Groenwlett, Joe Dickens, and A. G. Street are lauded for reducing expenses and stabilizing finances since January 1910. They paid off warrants totaling 410,021 with interest, improved infrastructure including bridges and canals, and lowered annual assessments without raising taxes, while maintaining system upkeep and securing a U.S. aid contract.
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Pionser
Lee Groenwlett
Joe Dickens
A. G. Street
Favo
W. A. Slapson
Alvo
Idaho Railroad
Ie Phyl Boise
Mason
Indian Creeks
Caldwell
Naspa
United States
Aystem
Board of Directors
Pioneer Arrigation District
the Tribune
Lockwood urges Idaho-linked outlook amid Kansas crop woes
Mound City Kansas resident T H Lockwood says Kansans look to Idaho, urging a low-cost ad campaign as three poor crop years persist. He advocates shipping a few carloads of potatoes and fruit to prove the idea. Local Pocahontas group notes an upcoming meeting with a program and refreshments.
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T. H. Lockwood
Mound City
Kanes
Idaho
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