Copper shipments promise new Idaho crop outlook
Readable excerpts show Anaconda copper leaving Great Falls for Lem a reaching 1,000,000 pounds in the first such run from Great Falls area. Idaho crop notes forecast 40 percent higher returns on Jume deliveries and contracts for January February jamba at 22 cents a pound. Government notes lettuce marketing via Idaho Producers' union linked to California Vegetation unit. Other items cover frozen oranges found in Opies Utah cars, irrigation project hopes, flood news in Phillips County Arkansas, and various local education and accident notes.
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Idaho
R. Johnette
Rupert
Tower Buake
Alutent General
Washington
Eae
Confused Reports Cite Farm Aid Delays and Navigation Notes
A messy Washington budget and farm aid dispatches reveal delays in drouth hit Idaho and other states. Officials pledge to distribute 1.5 million dollars while stressing benefits beyond North Dakota and Montana.
Plan to standardize and distribute farm products nationwide
Rep Hatton W Bumner of Texas proposes permanent farming reforms to standardize agricultural products, establish uniform warehouses with secure receipts, create marketing agencies, and coordinate credit and distribution to reduce costs, waste, and private profiteering while expanding access for merchants and producers.
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Washington
Hatton W. Bumnern
Texas
Hir Agricultural
Com Rere
Mit
Summers
Sunners
Governor seeks resignations of three Utah road commissioners
Governor Charles Mabey asks three Utah state road commissioners to resign. Appointed last year, the trio took office on May 10. They are N. Pouleon, chairman George D. Custo and Ira R. Browning.
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Salt Lake
Utah State Road Commission
Charles K. Mabey
Pouleon
George D
Custo
Ira R. Browning
County Auditor Resigns as Irregularities Found
Friday morning Salt Lake County Auditor L. M. Scott resigned under pressure. Chief deputy B C Whip was arrested on forgery charges amid irregularities uncovered by J. Percy Goddard, who is leading the county annual audit of the books.
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M. L. Scott
Salt Lake County
B.C. Whipperman
J. Percy Goddard
Idaho Palio National Bank Announcement in City Plan
A garbled report from Idaho cites Ware Banks Conselidar and Mako Walla announcing a plan for a national bank under a consolidated charter. It mentions a national charter title and a state banking official in a city area, with unclear references to plans within days. The text then shifts to a federal court case about a defendant burned in an explosion at home, with Hugh West as a defendant and counsel asking for discharge.
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Mako
United States
Hugh West
Nery
Empireion
United Bintang Atewney
Bayer Aspirin Usage Guide in Broken Package
A fragment advises buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging for quick relief and safe directions. The note warns that the broken package copy may mislead consumers. it emphasizes the need to verify labeling and follow proper directions for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.
Spring Tilt, Bull Eye Fell Going Around
A fragment notes spring weather and a bull event moving through town with uncertain details. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The item appears as a brief snippet about a local gathering or spectacle without verifiable specifics.
Swamp Root Kidney Ailments Ad Claims Remarkable Remedy
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and related ailments with grand claims. It also promotes Cuticura products for an itching scalp and clear skin, urging daily use of Cuticura Ointment and Soap for best results.
Historic penholder from armament talks to be preserved
A flagstaff penholder used by Secretary Hughes to sign treaties at the Washington conference will be kept for posterity by the Daughters of the American Revolution, likely in Memorial Continental Hall. It is 14 inches long and made from woods from 25 states and territories, decorated with 28 miniature national flags. A Michigan cottonwood piece recalls Pontiac’s 1763 last battle with the British, and a red cedar piece from South Carolina comes from a tree planted by John C. Calhoun.
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Hughes
Washington
Continental Hall
David Fairbanks
Chicago
Michigan
Pontiac
South Carolina
John C. Cal
Chinese Pipe Ornaments Wall Sparks Alcoholic Mishap
An Indianapolis man who keeps office hours briefly pursued woodworking to craft a two foot long Chinese pipe. After staining and finishing it the pipe was used, filled with tobacco, and fumes intoxicated him, leaving him unconscious until his wife revived him with cold towels. The incident highlights the dangers of fumes from paints and varnishes.
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Indianapolis
Widow Remarries and Faces Public Grit in Headline Tone
A short civic note reflects on social norms and grief as a widow decides to remarry, drawing from local perspectives on mourning and respect. The item frames the decision as a matter of decorum rather than scandal, underscoring community attitudes toward new unions after loss.
Missing coin and glove slip leads to brief encounter
Jenkins visits a general shop and notices a sovereign on the floor. He attempts to pick up the coin with his glove, but a glove remains with the floor item. A bystander Intervenes offering a bottle while Jenkins walks away, ending the incident without clear resolution.
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Jenkins
Shepwalker
Jenkine
Lonées
Beastly Soap Line From Henry Dialogue in Louisville
A fragment from Louisville dialogue evokes a period line about a beastly soap, referencing the phrase what beastly soap this in and a line about the dagama and Henry. It appears as a quirky literary quotation or stage whisper in a Louisville source.
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Henry
Louisville
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