Idaho State News roundup mocks and misprints from an era
A sprawling Idaho ledger cites multiple items across counties. Sandpoint and Twin Falls are named in local government notes, with references to grand chapters, expenditures for a boys dormitory, and a plan to improve roads and sewer districts. Accidents kill and injure residents. officials discuss licensing, taxation, and crop prices.
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Telidiys
Didabe
Allppers
Lebo
Fong
Bethea Imerders
Erboub
United Commerciate Travelers
Utah
Italo Wid Moutans
Idaho
Bennie Nugent
Cerronnry of Commerce
Merton
Fremont County
Wee
Eliom
Vi Allen
Lindo
Stn
Parulia
Hilletier
Eich
Mahe
Pruwatibon
Mack Foot
Dubete
Mere J. UL Fewtall
Prvan
George Th Riches
Meno Fulis
Heales
State Department of Agriculture
Explosives Expert’s Role in Terrorist Hunt
The article discusses Dr. Charles El Munroe of the United States Bureau of Mines as a key aid in identifying bombmakers. It notes how authorities seek precise tortures of timing and manufacturing clues, and mentions a debate on work hours and efficiency among front line officers, illustrating rotation schedules and productivity ideas.
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Charles EL Munroe
United States Bureau of Mines
Bom
A. Parquharson
Tomae
Tabor
Cone
Train goods loss valued at 82450 in Monte Vista haul
A train departed Monte Vista Colorado carrying 18 hog cars from Monte Vista and 19 potato cars with six hog cars from San Luis Central. The market value totals about 82450 with hog cars worth around 8000 each and potatoes near 50 per car.
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Monte Vista
Colo
San Luis
Gap Johnson and Rumpus Midge Meet in Tumiinville
In a bustling scene a well known local, Gap Johnson, greets Rumpus Midge during a shopping outing in Tumiinville. Gap recounts a string of mishaps including a near miss from lightning, a broken arm, and a shooting incident, while boasting a recent horse trade and hound troubles.
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Tumiinville
Piner
Gap Johnson
Kaaeae Wy Star
Boy Seeks Father Amid Hasty Hill Hurry
An eyewitness recounts a brief encounter on a hill as a breathless boy rushes by asking a passerby if they have seen his father. The child’s earnest claim and surprised expression highlight a moment of urgency and missing family contact.
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Eleeve
Capitol
Mie Seoate
Hou
Hin
Who'd Do the Work of the World If All Were Rich
A provocative question explores how labor would be organized if wealth were evenly shared. The thought experiment examines motivation, productivity, and social roles in a hypothetical society where abundance eliminates economic pressure.
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