Major Reed dies. Idaho loses booster and pioneer
Obituary notes Major Reed TJ Reed dead after sleep in Po vateli o Idaho and the West lose a favored son who built the irrigation empire. He led Idaho reclamation and state progress, served in the National Guard, edited papers, and shaped the West’s development with energy, optimism, and boosters. His death marks a civic chapter in Boise and beyond.
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Major Reed TJ Reed
Po Vatelio
Idaho
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Reed
Gam
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Major Reed
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Robert Mo McCullom
Sisho
Easter Oxfords Pumps and Shoes
The Easter season marks the spring opening for new footwear. Shabby shoes ruin the effect of a beautiful frock, so new oxfords pumps and shoes are offered in many stylish kinds at surprisingly reasonable prices.
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Don Liule
HAWES
Moras Wyroaing Report Notes Jackson Lake Levels and Local Activity
Report from Moras Wyroaing at Jackson Lake reservoir shows storage at 311,026 acre feet on March 18, 1921, with week ending March 12, 1921 at 4,500 acre feet. Local notices mention new sale products at Wilks and an illustrated lecture on The Fly and Public Health. Community updates include Miss Leonia Hart's visit, Lenten services, and planning for school contests in Pier.
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