Ridding the Land of Noxious Weeds
Field agronomist C B Ahlson advocates clean cultivation to kill perennials like Canada thistle. By repeatedly plowing a half acre from early June through September, the roots were exhausted and no green shoots remained. Ditch banks may use dilute weed killer. early work yields results.
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Albert Hay
Burley
J. W. Barber
U. S
Idaho Names Irene Welch Grissom Poet Laureate
Irene Welch Grissom of Idaho Falls is named Idaho poet laureate by Gov. C. Moore after a push by the State Federation of Women's Clubs. The first holder of the post, she has published 100 poems and two short novels, with merit cited over politics or creed.
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Irene Welch Grissom
Idaho
Poems by Mrs Grissom to Be Published as Too Far West
renowned West themed poet Mrs Grissom will see her strongest works collected in Too Far West this autumn. The book, compiled under the sponsorship of First District Federated Clubs, honors her life and legacy with poems like The Coming of the Railroad The Outlaw and The Desert Reclaimed, praising Western miracles.
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Crissom
Abbie George
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
Martha Dolman Loux
Pocatello
College Club of
Maroa People Gather in Twin Falls for Fourth Festivities
Maroa residents joined celebrations in Twin Falls on the Fourth of July with fishing picnics and family gatherings. Harriet Dryden returned from several weeks with Mrs W J Cole. Various locals, including the Diehl and Dryden families, planned trips to Yellowstone and Galena Summit.
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Maroa
Twin Falls
Harriet Dryden
W. J. Cole
Charles Schaff
Galena Summit
Edward Noh
Filer
Charles Diehl
Hatley
Walter Cole
Richard
C. S. Dryson
G. Dichl
Ethel
Viola
Anna May
Yellowstone National Park
Pocatello
Vira Diehl
C. 8. Dryden
Lewis Manly
Ruth Miller
Judd Gulick
Waler Goedert
Hazelton
Edward Gunning
Francis
A. H. Brown
Kimberly
Music as a True Poetic Language of Man
A concise reflection on music as the language of human imagination free from words. It asserts music can express lofty and abstract ideas that surpass written poetry, aligning with George Sand’s view of music’s logic and power.
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George Sand
Railways Not Owned by Pew Persons Gray Railways
Omaha July 2 The Union Pacific system lists 51016 stockholders per a statement by Dr Gray president About 42 percent are women and most holders have moderate means The average holding is 63 shares of 100 par stock No single person firm or institution owns over two percent Stockholders span all states Alaska Canal Zone Guam Hawaii and Philippines The railways are widely owned by the public as life insurance policy holders and savers are partners in their operation
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Omaha
Union Pacific System of Railroads
Gray
Oras
Union
Alaska
Canal Zone
Guam
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Mr. Gray
Union Pacific
Savsage Bank
Woman Recovers After Personal Crisis in Hagerman Area
The Gooding Leader reports Mrs. William Thompson, previously believed to have died by suicide at her Hagerman area home, was unsuccessful in her act after doctors say she took a small poison dose. Also notes a correction: the three youths killed by electrocution near that locale on June 2 were surnamed Eakin, not Aken.
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Gooding
William Thompson
Hagerman
Eakin
Aken
Elmwood Notes: Summer Visits and Fourth of July Fun
Elmwood notes list residents and guests visiting during the Fourth of July weekend. John Jarvis and family, Grover Pugh and baby, Modlin and son Bert, Etva Berry, A Krohn and family, L F Boelson, Bart Murray, Robert Meyer family, Prank Stitchie, C A Krohn and son attended a county picnic at the Filer grounds. Edd Modlin ill, Ivan Lincoln returned from Omaha, Neb. Mrs Stratton and Mrs Henry Stratton visiting. Rebty Lincoln sprain noted. Families fished Salmon Dam with fair luck.
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John Jarvis
Grover Pugh
Baby
Mra CE
Modlin
Delbert
Etva Berry
Herker
Robert Meyer
A. Krohn
L. F. Boelson
Curry
Palle
Henry Stratton
Jerome
Ivan Lincoln
LF. Sgeinon
Beby
Allie Swab
Tursday
Neleun Pyin
Demosthenes Born in Athens in 355 B C
Demosthenes, renowned ancient orator, is recorded as born in Athens around July 355 B C. The note highlights his birthplace and era, reflecting classical Greek rhetoric lineage.
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Demosthenes
Story
Athens
Vincente Blasco Ibáñez, Spanish Novelist and Politician
Vincente Blasco Ibáñez, born in Valencia in 1867, pursued law but became a journalist and politician. He lived in Paris and Italy, spent time in South America as a lecturer, and earned the French Legion of Honor. Renowned as Spain's greatest living novelist, his works include The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and Blood and Sand.
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Blasco Tbaner
Vincente Blasco Taare
Spete
Spain
Horchmen
Our Sea
Ten Months Life of Paper Women Weare Out
The fragment notes the average life of paper money and references a ten month period, mentioning women and the av erage life of 8 dollars.
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