Oldest Idaho mother sought in nation wide drive
In Blackfoot Idaho on December 5 1926 Mrs Caroline Wetzell Miles eighty two of Coeur d Alene is named as the oldest Idaho mother candidate. The search aims to bring the oldest native born American mother to Washington DC for Mother's Day under a District of Columbia Bicentennial commission initiative. Miles has two daughters and six sons two sons served in the Spanish American War and one in World War I. She is eligible for DAR membership.
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Blackfoot
W. Wilson
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
Idaho
Caroline Wetzell Miles
Couer d'Alene
Grace McEachern
United States
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
George Washington
Well Known Couple United In Marriage
Ar Della Peart of Logan and William Sorenson son of Mr and Mrs C B Sorenson of Montpeter united in marriage Wednesday November 30 at the bogart temple. Miss Peart a graduate of U S A C Logan and Mr Sorenson a graduate of Montpeter High School and Ricks College. They will live in Driggs where both teach in the Driggs school. Examiner.
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Ar Della Peart
Logan
William Sorenson
Sorenson
Montpeter
Bogart Temple
Miss Peart
Montpeter High School
Ricks College
Driggs
Driggs School
Idaho Duck Season May Shift To December Next Year
M. P. Bailey prompts hunts for ducks in December next year as possible, citing a telegram from Paw G. Reddington chief of the biological Survey. Reddington says he welcomes recommendations on a different season during 1932 regulation review after reviewing the 1932 duck nesting status. Northwestern advisory board members include Thomas N. Marlowe from Montana, S. F. Rathburn of Seattle, and W. N. Finley of Jennings Lodge.
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Boise
M. P. Bailey
Bailey
Paw G. Reddington
The
Biological Survey
Idaho
Northwestern
Survey
Thomas N. Marlowe
Montana State Game Commission
Missoula
F. Rathburn
Seattle
W. N. Finley
Jennings Lodge
Mother in Idaho faces charges after bad check for food
Dec. 9 reports copies of three bills sponsored by Representative Addison T. Smith of Idaho calling for construction of federal build. Each building would cost $100,000.
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Twin Falls
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Doctor Scarborough to Visit as Dietitian Expert
Local notice announces Dr. H. H. Scarborough a well known specialist and dietitian will visit the area to advise on nutrition and health.
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H. H. Scarborough
Trout Planting in County Streams Reported
Charles Simmons of the state fish truck and Rainbow Rod & Gun club officers moved 200000 trout from the club ponds in Bennington. 25000 Eastern Brook trout from state stock were planted in Bear Lake while 175000 club trout were released in Montpelier Creek and other county streams. Al Jones says plans for larger scale operation next year are under consideration but will be announced after the annual meeting and elections.
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Charles Simmons
Montpelier
Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Bennington
Bear Lake
Montpelier Creek
al Jones
The
Rainbow Club
Railroad reduces men at Montpelier yards
Nine workers laid off by the Oregon Short Line in Montpelier over the past week. The move affects a community already strained by employment shifts, with the railroad employing no more on a shift at the round house than the Mutual Creamery, a claim the Montpelier Examiner notes as not aiding the ship by rail movement.
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Oregon Short Line Company
Montpelier
Round House
Mutual Creamery Company
Euch
Eyes of Love Comedy Drama at Paris Opera House
After nineteen years in prison Jim Rankin faces a choice to reveal his identity to a daughter he has never seen. The play blends romance humor and pathos with characters including a maid butler and a mammy figure. Matinee December 16 and 9 pm showings with general admission 25 and reserved 35. Paris First Ward budget tickets available.
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Jim Rankin
Paris Opéra House
Paris
Irene Lewis Weds Henry Clapper in Salt Lake City
Popular girl Irene Lewis of Aston Wyoming marries Henry Clapper of New York City. The ceremony was held in Salt Lake City on Thursday evening December 3.
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Edward Lewis
Aston Wyoming
Irene
Henry Clapper
New York City
Salt Lake City
Bake Ye A. s to present show at Novelty theater
Friday and Saturday evenings in December the Bake Ye A. s will stage a picture show at the Novelty theater in Am. featuring Will Rogers in a program titled Asth and toth.
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Stake Y. L. M. LA
Rama Will Rogers
New Air Cell Radio Receivers Solve Farm Radio Problems
Ten leading U.S. set manufacturers unveiled at the 1931 Chicago Radio Trade Show battery operated receivers that need no storage batteries or filament voltmeters. The so called all cell sets breathe oxygen through a carbon lung to maintain constant voltage and can run a seven tube air cell set for over 1000 hours, or about a year for a home. Some models include dynamic speakers and all use modern circuits, offering rural radio reception.
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Chicago
Alr
Vacancies in the Government Open Competitive Examinations
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for Warder at the Federal Industrial Institution for Women Alderson WV with extra quarters pay, Photo engraver and related posts at Government Printing Office Washington DC, Senior orthopedic mechanic and orthopedic mechanic posts at Veterans Administration, and Principal social economist at the Children's Bureau. Closing date December 22, 1931. Information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission.
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United States Civil Service Cmmission
Federal Industrial Institution For
Alderson
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Administration
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. Cc
Algiers considers subway to ease traffic
The city of Algiers weighs building a modern subway to solve traffic issues. The United States Department of Agriculture notes Guinea fowl meat gains in popularity as a substitute for game bird meat. The University of California plans a seven year adolescent study costing 91000 dollars. Georgia reduced illiteracy more than any other of nineteen states in census decade.
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Algiers
United States Department of Agriculture
University of California Institute of Child Welfare
New Chevrolet 1932 Line Displayed With Broad Employment Impact
Chevrolet unveils its 1932 lineup featuring silent Syncro-Mesh transmission with free wheeling, higher power and faster acceleration. The display aims to boost national employment, with production at 31 plants in full swing and over 30,000 cars already shown in dealer showrooms.
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Chevrolet
Iine
Twotty Standard Andluxe
Umited
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Erally
del Monte Coffee
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Io.p Skaggs Stores
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Findlay Auto Co
Phon
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