Open Letter From Sheriff Adams On Editorial Claim
Sheriff Jenny Adams responds to a May 7 1903 Washington county editorial accusing officials of failing to arrest former County Attorney W D Lovejoy. Adams denies issuing or delivering any arrest warrant or requisition for Lovejoy and criticizes the paper for slanderous statements while defending her own conduct and name.
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the Meadows Nagle
Washington
W. D. Lovejoy
Adams
Washington County
Lovejoy
Jenny Adams
Antigambling petition sparks local debate in Weiser
A May 12 1903 letter from Weiser Idaho questions the antigambling petition circulated by US citizens. It argues that gambling definitions are blurred by social and church activity and urges officials to address root causes rather than target lone venues. The writer cites moral concerns and references Paul and Christian duties.
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Weiser
Idaho
Paul
Hrist
Alligator hunt leads to Florida camp with young guide
Two hunters in Florida enlist Liza's brother Cleb as guide after a chance meeting at a palm thicket. The party rents the camp by the creek and tests the boy's skills with gators, finding him adept and trusted as days pass in a growing house camp relationship.
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Dobesson
Palmetto
Ing
Liza
Mr. Lowery
Clebe
Cleb
Mer. Lowery
Min
Mr. Dodexson
Jess Hiarah
Danifison
Danielson
Norton
Ty Hite
Armor of God and battle against vice in Christian life
A religious call urges Christians to wear the armor of God and march as a united force against saloons gambling dens and houses of ill fame, warning that moral failure harms souls in this world and the next.
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Theo
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R. E. Lock Wood
McClure Company
Mr. Danielson
South Morida
Lady Grove
Sommercamps
PRA
Woodman
Treby
North Star
Weiser Mercantile Company
Columbus
Malaga
Baza
Ovanje
Union Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee& St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
General Passenger Agt
South St
Salt Lake
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