Absorbing Shock of Disaster and National Service
The piece extols the Mississippi flood and argues that a nationwide business structure with interconnected electric power lines, telephone systems, uniform rail and banking, and an insurance system enables immediate reconstruction. It notes how integrated units absorb disasters across regions, preserving service and reducing public loss and suffering. Readers are urged to recognize these advantages.
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Mississippi
Just Idaho and Mack Inn Ties Boost State Image
Doc Mack owner of Mack's Inn near Yellowstone hosts visitors from the east and extols Idaho industries. His menu showcases statewide produce and promotes a regional identity with lines like Just Idaho flour and varied farm origin items. The feature frames him as a practical Idaho booster aiming to inspire wider local commerce.
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Idaho
Doc. Mack
Snake River
Yellowstone Park
Mack’s Inn
Noe
Baldridge Takes Vacation Before State Board Meeting
Governor H C Baldridge leaves Boise for a short vacation at Hayden Lake then returns to lead two weeks of work on the state board of equalization. The Baldridge family accompanying him includes daughter Gail and son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Claire Baldridge. The governor will be in his office August 8 for the board’s opening day.
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Baldridge
Boise
State Board of Equaization
H.C. Baldridge
Hayden Latte
Aftar
Large Idaho Timber Sale Sets Record in Two Counties
Boise. J H Nash state land commissioner announced Panhandle Lumber Co bought timber in Kootenai county for 94605 with 18921 cash and eight annual payments for the rest. Earlier in June he sold timber in Clearwater county for 199640. These two sales are among the largest in years.
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Boise
J.H. Nash
Panhandle Lumber Company
Kootenai County
Clearwater County
New Zealand Honey King Visits U S Agriculture Dept
Boise T. J. Mannex, New Zealand's largest honey producer, toured the state department of agriculture this week. His annual output runs 60 to 75 tons, mainly shipped to England and Europe. He maintains 1600 stands of bees and says his honey is sold through a cooperative marketing organization, earning him four to five cents more per pound.
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Boise
T. J. Mannex
New Zealand
State Department of Agriculture
England
Oiling Crews Work on Roads Between Kellogg Cataldo and Bliss Hagerman
Highway Bureau reports oiling nine miles of the Kellogg to Cataldo highway with another similar stretch to follow. Work also underway on five miles between Bliss and Hagerman including reconstruction and oiling efforts.
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Kellogg
Cataldo
Highway Bureau
Bliss
Hagerman
Parrot yells in court as crowd reacts in Saginaw
A parrot in the courtroom shrieks Keep quiet you idiot prompting surprised reactions from courtroom observers during a Saginaw News-Courier reported session.
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Saginaw News-Courier
School Attendance Notice for Bear Lake County
Parents guardians and others are notified of Idaho School Law provisions from Session Laws 1921. The notice defines delinquent and disorderly conduct by minors and assigns parental or guardian responsibility for supervision and custody in the case of delinquency.
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Bear Lake County
School Law of
Idaho
Idaho Juvenile Delinquency Provisions and School Attendance
Historic text outlines penalties for delinquency up to a $300 fine or six months in jail, court suspensions, and school attendance duties. It covers compulsory education ages 8 to 18, exemptions for disability or advanced placement, and appeals to probate court. It also defines juvenile disorderly persons and outlines complaint, hearing, and commitment processes to children's homes or training schools, with probation officers and school reporting duties.
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C. S
Idaho Industrial Training School
Trustees
Board of Control
Probate
Juvenile Reformatory
Board of Trustees
Probate Court
Warrant Call and Foreclosure Notice Bear Lake County Idaho
Bear Lake County publishes a warrant call for school warrants in multiple districts and a foreclosure sale notice. Ira Peterson vs Steven Bateman Blanche Bateman and C. O. Moorf describes a 1927 foreclosure for 496.95 with sale of Bloomington Townsite Lots 8B 9B 10B in Block 15 Paris Bear Lake Idaho on August 5 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door.
Sheriff Sale Notice on Foreclosure of Mortgage in Bear Lake
The Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bear Lake County issued a sale order in favor of the plaintiff against Stanley Howell Mabel Howell and Bear Lake State Bank. On August 26, 1927 at 10 am at the Bear Lake County Courthouse Paris Idaho the sheriff Asa Athay will auction the described property including land in sections two and eleven plus water rights to satisfy the judgment plus interest costs.
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Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Fifth Judicial District
Asa Athay
South Range
Fortythree
Boise Meridian
Fish Haven Irrigation Ditch
Paris
Foreclosure sale and public land patent notice
Notice describes sale to satisfy a judgment in a foreclosure case and lists a July 1927 Sheriff sale. It also prints a public land notice from Idaho with Ernest N Nelson of Pegram filing for three year proof on homestead entries and witnesses named to appear August 27, 1927 before U.S. Commissioner at Montpelier Idaho.
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Ernest N- Nelson
Regram Idaho
Township
Range 46
Boise Meridian
Edwin L. McClare
U. S
Montpelier
Idaho
Harley V. Cochran
Pegram
Milford Murphy
Charles Grandy
George W. Nelson
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District Court OF the Ssiet Ytemcrar
Ira Peterson
Steven W. Bateman
Blanche B Bateman
C. O. Moorf
Stanley Howell
Mabel G. Howell
Bear Lake State Bank
United
Department of the Interior
Blackfoot
P. G. Johnston
Register
Otto—Rohner
Diamondville and
Utah Coal
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