Legion members urged to vote at elections
Idaho Legionnaires, led by Department Commander Oscar W Worthwine, urge citizens to vote while staying non political. Registration starts the first Saturday in May. the Legion aims to boost turnout above 150,000 from the last presidential year and seeks cooperation from clubs and societies.
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Telephone Exchange Relocated to New Facility
A number of expert telephone workers oversee the move as the telephone exchange shifts to a new location. Officials say the transition will improve service reliability and capacity for local customers.
Pocatello Mechanics to Relocate Telephone Office
Mechanics from Pocatello are in the city this week changing telephone cable to the new home and making other necessary arrangements preparatory to moving the telephone office to the new home Saturday evening. The work is supervised by E. W. Holder of Pocatello.
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Pocatello
E. W. Holder
Snow depth in Garden City Canyon reported lighter than 1925
Forest Ranger Wm H Campbell reports 58 inches of snow at the head of Garden City Canyon for March 31st, about ten percent less than on the same date in 1925. Over a foot of snow fell in March and April, the heaviest in the season.
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Wm. H Campbell
Maron
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Connor Declares Candidacy for U S Senate in Idaho
Albert H. Connor Idaho attorney general since 1923 announced in the Pend d Oreille Review his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the U S Senate opposing Senator Frank R. Gooding. He calls for high tariff limits on federal authority in state affairs and opposes the world court and foreign entanglements.
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Washington as the Great American Standard for Public Service
President Coolidge praised George Washington as the ultimate American statesman. He said Washington held universal principles, refused personal gain, and sacrificed for the republic, urging today’s leaders to serve the common good rather than self interest.
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Doctor Fouch Quarantines Contacts in Meningitis Study
Idaho Falls report says Dr Ralph M Fouch state medical adviser has studied the spinal meningitis issue here and ordered carriers quarantined. He noted poor conditions at American Falls and will curb spread by quarantining close contacts.
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Ralph M. Fouch
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Now That's Addition Subtraction And Long Division
A humorous parable about a teacher showing arithmetic through kisses and a father interrupting with a playful punchline. The sequence mentions addition subtraction multiplication and long division in a cheeky classroom tale.
Butter Wrappers and Local Notes from Paris Post
A Paris Post item notes butter must be sold in printed wrappers and promotes a wrapper printing service. It also recounts My Travels and Experiences by Steve Ludham, detailing a mining accident in 1887 near Sleights Canyon and Humburgs, with Henry Ludlum and Albert Humburg among the victims, and a sequence of rescue efforts and deaths.
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Henry Ludlum
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A Hint to Dairymen on Butter and Margarine
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley argues dairymen should target “rotten” butter rather than fighting margarine. In a letter to Senator Smith protesting the Beck bill he contends the measure would raise margarine taxes without taxing adulterated butter from cream.
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Adulterated butter and oleo sparks federal critique
Dr. Wiley warns millions of pounds of butter from rotten cream enter markets under fancy dairy names. He says neutralizing processes adulterate butter and evade taxes, while the Beck bill aims to ban oleo margarine, though some call it a legitimate farm product.
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