Salmon River trip leads to season change talk
Deputy State Game Warden Denn er returned from Lewiston after a conference with Chief Otto M. Jones on quail and salmon seasons. The report cites near extermination of quail due to cold weather and suggests removing the open season for a period, with possible action by the next legislature. Discussions also touch on shortening fishing seasons and stream protections across northern Idaho, with input from sportsmen and farmers.
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Eputy
Denner
Lewiston
Gate City
Otto M. Jones
Game Department
Fisher
Filma
Cgueleke
Idaho
Forbidden River
Plain Gueleke
Local notes on trips and hires as Drake family plans move
Mr and Mrs Drake and daughter Helen left on Sunday’s train for The Dalles Oregon to consider making their future home. Drake rented his farm north of the city for three years to Geo H Byers. Mr and Mrs Oscar Departee of Lewiston arrived by Tuesday night’s train. Departee runs a job printing shop in Lewiston and knows several locals. Mrs Departee is kin to Mrs De W Arrison. they visited yesterday afternoon and returned home on Thursday morning.
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Ail Mes
Drake Anid
Miss Helen
Dalles
Oregon
Nesperes
Kamila Eare Mor
Drake
Geo. H. Byers
Oscar Departee
Lewiston
Departee
de W. Arrison
Baseball League schedules 1920 season set for eight towns
Prairie league managers adopt a summer schedule extended to August 1 due to wet weather. Eight towns participate: Cottonwood Berdinant Craremont Nezperce Winchester Kooskia Kamiah Grangeville. The schedule, from May 2 through August 1, lists town pairings and venues for each date.
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Prairie League Baseball Organization
Kamiah
Cottonwood
Berdinant
Craremont
Nezperce
Winchester
Kooskia
Grangeville
Neaperce
Craigmont
Ferdinand
Kamia
Lcraigmont
Negperce
Crain
Fertinand
Ooskii
Craiemont
Negperee
Kuwiah
Kooskin
Koorkia
Winehester
Korskin
Farm Bureau Drives Squirrel Campaign With Poison Aid
Rural Farmers in Mt Idaho Harpster and Clearwater districts adopt poisoned bait to control squirrels. County Agent Ralph M. Pavey supervises mixing demos as 25% kill rates are reported and federal aid hinges on local cooperative effort and documented poison use.
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Boise
Vine County
Ralph M. Pavey
T. Fordham
Mt. Idaho
Sunnyside
Geonse
Leonard Wid Otis Howard
Ruzicka
Lerne Day
Ada Sweet
Chase
Jtly
Pavey
Doreau
Cleanup Day Prompts Citywide Trash Sweep in Grangeville
The Grangeville Board of Health calls a Monday cleanup for May 10 with residents urged to place garbage at curbside. Wagons will remove refuse to the dump to prevent typhoid and other diseases, while warning of penalties for tardiness.
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Board of Health of
Grangeville
Board of Health
American Day in Idaho Set Aside for Citizenship
May 1 will be observed as American Day in Idaho towns and small communities with public officials and Governor Davis urging patriotic observances. Parades and exercises are planned to promote American citizenship, conservation, and sane adjustment of current social issues amid warnings against radical movements.
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Hhiho
Naker
Ufe
Idaho
Elty
Mahe
United Americanis
Davis
Circle Cafe Changes Hands New Owners Take Over
W M Zuver and F A Comber purchased the New Circle Cafe from Otis Howell and took possession early this week. Zuver, new to the area from Grangeville Idaho, plans to run an active, experienced operation to elevate the cafe as a top eating place in the valley. Improvements are planned and the staff anticipates a smoother, busier business under the new management.
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W. M. Zuver
F. A. Comber
Cire
Otis Howell
Tok
Zuver
Grangeville
Idaho
Tecrml
Trneser
Wasth
Recital at Opera House by Marie Morrisey
The celebrated vontralh Miss Marie Morrisey will perform at the Opera House Tuesday evening May 78. Further announcements say this concert will be made next week.
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Marie Morrisey
Vontralh
Father and Son Supper and Scout Hike Event
Next Monday night the Father and Son Supper will be held at the City Café. Mayor Mayard and Dad figures will explain the Boy Scout program for summer work. Supper is 50 cents per plate. The boys' ball team is challenged by Cottonwood scouts with four games arranged. John Lang donated a cabin on his spring southwest of town for an overnight hike, a generous gift the boys appreciate.
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Momlay
Mayard
Pather Jaan
Cottonwood Scvuta
John Lang
Fourth Annual Show Opens Amid Weather Delays at Opera House
The Meridian Hoste concert was the first pagrim event at the 100 opera house with a later ball. Dancing ran late as the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra will perform tonight and for jawhue the 48 features resume. A heavy downpour kept many country attendees away yesterday afternoon. Lewiston residents attended, and Friday night marks the show’s close with promises of surprises and a large crowd if weather cooperates.
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Sania
100 Opera House
New Orleans Jazz Orchestra
Jawhue
Lewiston
Borah Heads Delegates Chicago Rally Amid Convention Anticipation
Borah is named delegate at large to lead Idaho's delegation to the Chicago Republican convention despite anticipated fights. A partial delegate list includes Ada and Kootenai counties with entries like John Phone Gowline John Grey and Wid Stanley Hustmjns. alternates listed for several districts.
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Queur d'Alene
Tolay
Witlhinn BE
Borah
Chicago
Mnere
Bollowe
Lare
Seratoe
Ada County
John Phone
Gowline
John Grey
Kootenal Entity
Wid Stanley
Towns of Ho and Vollmer Now History
The Westmaster notes consolidation of the towns of Vollmer and Craigmont in Lewis County. A consolidation order sets May 22 for the election of a new board of trustees. Vollmer station will be renamed Craizmont effective June 17, with railroad and express agents notified.
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Vollmer
Westmaster
Lewis County
Grikemont
Mewls County
Craizmont
Io and
Livestock Auctioneer Cranke Opens Local Headquarters
Auctioneer Harry C Cranke arrives to establish a new livestock exchange in the city with office space at the Globe building He plans to connect farmers and stock breeders with buyers like Spokane's Al Reed and quotes several horse sales and prices while noting Crankes reach to Camas Prairie Sitgoon and nearby towns through a winter sales circuit.
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Harry C. Cranke
Havig
Globe
Cranke
al Reed
Spokane
Harry
Camas Prairie
Newever
Tollkaved
Craigmont Wid Halliad
Sitigoon
California
TM Terrison
Kerlae
Hell
Neword
Berles
Neo
Caldwell officer Dan Banks seeks State Treasurer nomination
Caldwell Captain Dan Banks announces his bid for the Republican nomination as State Treasurer. He has long served in local finance roles and military posts, including a major rank in the Mexican border period, and is now pursuing statewide office amid party interest.
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Dan Banks
Caldwell
Apell
Dan Hanis
Hudget Wink
Mme
James Hensley dies after long illness in Riggens Idaho
James Hensley aged about a year of age died April 14 in Riggens Idaho after more than a year of illness and was laid to rest there on the 16th He was known across the county for his mining work and had lived in the area for several years Several relatives survive but their addresses are unknown
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James Hensley
Rigenns
Idaho
Hensley
Hi Wing
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Puty
Boles
Ole Trapper
SU Weteviss Homann
Base Ball League
Kam‘ah
Farm Bureau
Orangevile
Randal
NEW Circle Cafe
OPERA
BOY Scout
Wood
Jim Hensley FE
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