Why We Buy Christmas Seals In Idaho
The Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association for fifteen years fights TB in Idaho. Volunteers from many professions back a penny Christmas Seals campaign funding 95 percent of local efforts and national research. The 5 percent supports nationwide campaigns and labs, while the seals fund beds, nurses, meals, clinics, open air classrooms, and health education to protect children and families.
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Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association
Idaho
Partisan Papers Gone Says Times Business Manager
Louis Wiley, business manager of the New York Times, argues that the day of rabid partisan newspapers is past. He notes some papers still show bias but claims news pages should be color free and reserved for factual reporting while editorials carry opinion.
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Louis Wiley
The
New York Times
Milk cows and Model T Ford for exchange
For exchange, offering milk cows and a Model T Ford Sedan. Interested parties urged to contact this office.
Meteor fragments found after snow bank in Idaho region
Fragments from a meteorite fell into a snow bank near Melandgo Nev about 110 miles south of here. The event drew a steam cloud noticed by an Oregon Short Line World Robertson branch train crew yesterday morning. Crew members found 15 fragments, the largest about a pound, still warm.
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Melandgo
Nev
Here
Oregon Short Line Welt
Robertson
Postoffice Pens Last Two Weeks Reported By Man
An Idaho Republican survey notes post office pens wear out quickly often within two weeks. Fresh pens arrive from government supplies but are misused for fingernail cleaning and tagging, with dust and drying ink shortening their life. The staff says pens are cheap and serve basic needs though frequently criticized.
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Idaho Republican
Old gag about banks closing four months after inauguration
In Kansas City a club joke predicts every bank will close four months after the new president is sworn in. The wager hinges on whether Hoover or Roosevelt wins, noting March 4 as inauguration day and July 4 as the four month mark.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Roosevelt
Parable Lessons On Opportunity And Charity
The piece reflects on the parable of the talents and suggests the justness of rewarding those who use gifts well. It recounts a small scholarship offer for needy students and questions which recipient gains more from aid. Also notes a lost pony alert near Laketown and a Montpelier contact.
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Foel
Bern Brevities November 24 Social Visitors
Bishop Parley Kunz Bishop Robert Schmid and George Kunz were business visitors in Paris Tuesday Wiford Rich and John Lewis visited our community dairy last Wednesday Miss Blanche Kunz of South Montpelier was a visitor in Bern Friday evening Mrs Eben Hyden of Denver returned home after about a month in Bern and Georgetown Robert Schmid visited the home of Mr and Mrs R P Nelson last Friday Raymond Budge of Paris was a business visitor in Bern Sunday Mr and Mrs Emil Stoor of Grays Lake visited Rudolph Brenz and Bishop Parley Kunz over the weekend Born to Mr and Mrs Oneal Kunz a fine baby boy November 21 Mother and Sady are reported doing fine Mrs Nathan Earle Lake planned to be at her husband bedside after his operation at the L Ds hospital Tuesday Helen Rich and Lydia Swenson of the Y S M I A stake board visited our mutual Tuesday reorganizing it.
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Blanche Kunz
South Montpelier
Bern
Eben Hyden
Denver
Georgetown
Robert Schmid
R. P. Nelson
Wardboro
Raymond Budge
Paris
Emil Stoor
Grays Lake
Rudolph Brenz
Bishop Par
Charge Dismissed After Horse Theft Complaint
Shirley Black of Georgetown Idaho was brought to Afton Wyoming last week charged with stealing horses. He refunded the horses and the complaint was withdrawn.
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Afton
Wyo
Shirley Black
Georgetown
Idaho
Afton Independent
Idaho Likely Records Largest State Vote Ever
Idaho prepares for a historic turnout with an expected 180000 ballots as Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens reports results ahead of the state canvass. Counties report an average margin about 200 votes above 1928 levels despite notes that Governor Ross leads Byron Defepach by roughly 40000.
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Boise
Idaho
Fred E. Lukens
State Board
Oaveats Tey
Ross
Byron Defepbach
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers
At a Friday noon meeting the Montpelier Chamber of Commerce elected officers for the coming year. A. A. Vealey was named president with Harold Toomer as vice president and several others including H. G. Nuckols and E. O. Jensen. Retiring President Ashley thanked members for loyal support and pledged continued service.
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Montpelier
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Carvel Mattson
Mattson
A. A. Vealey
Harold Toomer
Ney
Goyne
H.G. Nuckols
Harold “Wang
Moore
Jensen
Ashley
A. E. Thiel
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Tw & Sekt
HBO
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Weber
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Gabby Gertie
Thomas “Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
Laketown
Utalis Notifty
John Larsen
P. O
Parley Kunz
George Kunz
Wiford Rich
John Lewis
Wwlggaly
Dashland Pall Store
al Paver
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