Idaho exhibitors pledge censored films amid murder trial ties
Idaho Falls delegates of the Idaho State Exhibitors Association approve resolutions to not show Clara Hamon Smith films in Idaho and to align with the Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America. They call for only pictures with no objectionable content, urge producers to improve standards, and seek broad adoption of the new guidelines nationwide.
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Clara Hamon Smith
Jake Hammon
Idaho
Aevolation
Paris
Cher
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Mahe
R. D. Carruthers
Pocatetto
Charles Kalina
Buhl
Minneapolis
Pession
Idaho Falls
Tiaanmeh
Exploitation of Any Picture Inquiry Note
Hsing matter one. In connection with the exploitation of any picture.
Geo Reynolds Returns From Expedition East
George Reynolds came back from the east after weeks away on bust Bees work with Herbert Houghton and George Reichert on the Automatic Connector. He toured Peoria Chicago Indianapolis and Detroit meeting auto makers and discussing production of the patented device. Houghton and Reichert are in Los Angeles selling connectors to the Motor Transit Co and Hamburgs Feet of White trucks.
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George Reynolds
Buustay
Mr Reynolds
Herbert Houghton
George Rivehert
Houghton
Reynolds
Peoria
Chicago
Ten Years from Sagebrush in Idaho Growth Story
BR. V. Wilcox contributes a Country Gentleman article on Snake River irrigation projects and the southern Idaho development. The piece quotes reclamation authorities and highlights Twin Falls and other districts where irrigation transformed sagebrush lands.
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The
Country Gentleman
Snake River
Idaho
BR. V. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Twin Falls
Very Rude Yet Again at the Woman Bat
A reader from Edinburgh recalls an incident at a shop or venue labeled the woman bat where a rude girl offended by a moustache elicited a harsh remark. The complaint reflects social tension and public mood in the city.
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Edinburgh Scotsman
Are Women the Stronger in the Game of Life
A Pittsburgh Dispatch summary notes that American women show sporting spirit and self-reliance in public life. It cites Paris subway seating protests and quotes a professional dancer who prefers standing, claiming it gives her a sense of superiority and independence.
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Paris
New York City
Pittsburgh
Imepateh
Important renewal date notice for subscribers
Readers urged to check their subscription wrapper dates and renew promptly. The notice emphasizes that dates like April 21 or March 21 do not indicate renewal day. dues are payable when due. Subscriptions can be renewed by mailing a $2.60 check or money order.
Not Safe Any More
Harry arrives home after five with clean hands and face and stands on end as his mother accuses him of swimming. She mentions she knows he swam and hints Mrs. Ross visited that afternoon, accusing them of an impropriety and referencing a board game out of sight.
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Harry
Tarry
Bob Rons
Harry Said: “To Just Bet You Anything That Mrs. Ross
Mrs. Ross
Let The Record Print Your Farm Jetterheads and Envelopes
A local print shop advertises customizable farm stationary products including jetterheads and envelopes. The offer highlights affordable pricing and quick turnaround for farm businesses seeking branding mailers and correspondence materials.
Community Meeting Set to Discuss Market Conditions
Dr Emma Drake delivered an instructive address Monday urging voter turnout. Local women joined the WoT club, and a community meeting is planned Friday April 22 at 8 15 pm with Parm bureau officials speaking then entertainment and refreshments provided. Our representatives will attend the county footest in Twin Falls Saturday with Eva Moseley Ruth Brown Velma Grimm Thelma Greenwood and Elmer Peters among participants.
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Emma Drake
Doctor Drake
JL. KB. Brown
D.C. Storer
Miss Mart
McAtee
Parm Bureau
Ene
Twin Falls
Footest
Eva Moseley
Ruth ‘Brown
Velma Grimm
Thelma
Greenwood
Harvesting by Machinery
1681 record notes the start of practical methods for harvesting by machinery and comments on early approaches. It emphasizes the novelty and initial challenges of mechanized harvest work.
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Earl Munyon
L. Arthur Small
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Shearer
BR. Wilcox
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Boise Payette Lumber
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Burley
Paul
Cuba
Lew
Utah
Amalgamated Sugar Company
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