Idaho Campaign Report Attacks and Defense in Final Week
Capital News outlines the Idaho race with Democrats defending six years of state rule and Republicans accused of filth and forgery. It notes figures showing tax valuation gains under Democrats, timber sale disputes, and attacks on penitentiary management while Borah and allies face criticism for national stance, urging voters to back the Democratic state ticket.
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Charles M. Hayes
Eace Commission
Plane Tiave
Quird
McConnell
Idaho
North Daho
Diaguat
Borah
Soldier
United States Senate
State Auditor's
Arney
Jobn Tailey
Isa
Hutchinson
Heyburn
Beale
Capital News
Voters Urged to Register for Good Government
All voters are urged to register today to ensure democracy delivers successful government. The call emphasizes timely registration as a civic duty supporting electoral participation and public accountability.
Campaign review cites Democratic gains in Idaho
The piece argues Democrats reduced state indebtedness by 300 000 and cut the tax levy to 0.46 per hundred, boosted public school funds, and saved timber lands from low land script while turning state land rentals into significant revenue. It condemns Republican affiliates for opposing insurance licensing law and portrays Democrats as fiscally prudent and pro education.
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Idaho
North Thalia
Pacific
Republican campaign shifts tactics amid attacks
The piece asserts Republicans avoid policy issues, rely on petty charges against Democrats and officials, and shift to new sensational tactics after early scandals were exposed. It contends these groundless attacks fade as opponents pause to regroup before the next phase of campaigning.
Beware last minute campaign falsehoods warned by Democrats
The Democratic State Committee urges voters to beware of late circulating circulars and sensational newspaper claims aimed at Democrats before the election. It warns against secret campaigns by late hours, isolated precincts used for falsehoods, and statements too late for verification.
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Democratic State Committee
Observation Party at Harry Mitchell Residence
Misses Mabel Utley and Lula Bradshaw hosted an Observation Party at Harry Mitchell's home Thursday evening with a large crowd of young people. Games charades and a lunch provided pleasant entertainment. attendees included Lena Pritchett Annla McGrew Addie Landson Myrtle Hitt Esther Harris Mabel Cope Bertha Wood Emma Harper Anna Hopkins Libbie Tuttle Lala Rigge Bell Gilderoy Violet Cowins May Irwin Alma Sater Perry Bidstrop Lawrence Harvey Harris John McCrea Chester Sater Edward Josephs Roy Bailey Drew Rothwell Raymond OToole Walter Sommercamp Sidney Pritchett. Mrs O M Harvey gave luncheon for about 45 guests with song-title illustrations and a prize sofa pillow won by Mrs Wheelhouse. Ping Pong 50c and up at Candee's.
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Harry Mitchell
Mabel Utley
Lula Bradshaw
Mieses Lena Pritchett
Annla McGrew
Addie Landson
Myrtle Hitt
Esther Harris
Mabel Cope
Bertha Wood
Emma Harper
Anna Hopkins
Libbie Tuttle
Lala Rigge
Bell Gilderoy
Violet Cowins
May Irwin
Alma Sater
Messrs
Perry Bidstrop
Lawrence
Harvey Harris
John McCrea
Chester Sater
Edward Josephs
Roy Bailey
Drew Rothwell
Raymond O'Toole
Walter Sommercamp
Sidney Pritchett
Subscription and advertising rates in The Signal
The notice lists subscription prices and ad rates for The Signal of Bator Idaho with 1902 verbiage. It includes rates for single issues, weekly Saturday or Wednesday editions, and monthly standing ads per inch, plus obituaries and cards of thanks. It also warns subscribers that the colored address label date indicates paid status and cautions about changing the date without notice.
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Pentence
Warner
Idaho
Art of Congress
Amme
Tegal
U S L Timetable for Weiser Train Departures
The present time for departure of trains from Weiser is listed: No 1 Passenger west at 1.21 a m No 2 Passenger east at 2 42 a m No 5 Passenger west at 4 18 p m No 6 Passenger east at 3 50 p m No 25 Cannon Ball west at 2 52 p m No 26 Cannon Ball east at 8 46 a m.
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Weiser
Local notes and notices from a Idaho town
Daily items include Dee Dunham visiting Cambridge on business and Ed Ford arriving from Black Lake mining properties. Reports of Mrs. Eugene Sharai improving, Frank Gribbin working in timber, and five horse-carloads shipped to eastern markets. Also mentions sermons at St Luke's, W G Perlean returning to pharmacy, a burglary at the Gerwick home, and purchase of the Walls Walla corrall by G T Kinser. Cough remedy ads and planing mill notice accompany broader reflections on population history.
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Dee Dunham
Cambridge
Ed Ford
Black Lake
Eugene Sharai
Frank Gribbin
Langual snippet of mixed 19th century notices and commentary
A hodgepodge of local items notes J O Rent son Han in charge of Company orchards and a 11 pound boy born to Mrs Paller. Mentions Mrs Ronyoo visiting Ogden, Marlon Crowell in W J Wilburn in Paddock Valley, Wilkerson Harkina securing a $3000 sewer contract at University of Mon cow. Reports raided chicken roosts and a washcloth theft. Also reflects on depopulated ancient counties, world population shifts, and European urbanization per Edinburgh Review.
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Boro
J.J. Paller
Ronyoo
Ogden
R. McKinney
Marlon Crowell
Council-Meadows
W. J. Wilburn
Paddock Valley
Wilkerson & Harkina
Weiser
University of Moncow
Evans
Globe
Europe
India
China
Africa
Asia
Napoleon and Hin Bellet Superstitions and Remedies
Napoleon trusted in amulets and the Marlborough march tune before battles. Empress Josephine shared belief in magic, influenced by creole childhood prophecies. Then an ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers claims to ease distress and cleanse the liver, from Davis Drug Co.
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Napoleon
Hin Bellet
Marlborough
M. de Las Cases
Josephine
DeWitt
Jnet
Davis Drug Co
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Ted
Ny Val
Ioe
Bath
Ark
Fairbanks
Caplans
Felthouse Bros. Grocers
M. IL
Weishr
Candee’s
Lockwood
Bator
Wm Riggs
Frank Letherman
John Nasline
Bird Lynch
St. Luke’s
W. G. Perlean
Copant & Conant
James Gerwick
Boise
G. T. Kinser
Weiser Land & Improvement Company
Walls Walla
Gertrude Fenner
Muncie
Ind
Davis Drag Co
Pritchett's Planing Mill
J. O. Rentson Han
Endora
Davis Drug Zo
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