Penitentiary Factory Funding Clears House Bill
A $20 000 appropriation for a penitentiary factory passed in the House on Friday morning. House Bill 73 by Combs, introduced January 29, would allow convict labor in a factory and let inmates earn overtime pay, with sections 9892 and 9357 amended to permit the arrangement.
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Combs
Committee On Charitable and Penal Institutions
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Finance Committee
Lan
Public Works
Thomas
House votes on bills: public health and agriculture measures
Measures passed include H B 70 enacting sanitary rules for groceries and eateries H B 84 allocating 5000 to pest abatement H B 60 shifting county district timing S B 48 naming probation officer appointments subject to county approval B 22 direct primary bill H B 54 defining farm products to include dairy excluding livestock B 59 cropping liens six month limit and 25 000 for tax water and foreclosure on mortgaged lands H B 100 funding for blind student fees at university. list of bills to continue next week due to space limits.
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HOUSE
H. B
Bruce
Smith_ and _Darrow
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Education Committee
HH. B
Reynolds
Barbee and Reynolds
Railroads and Carriers Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Hagan and Anderson
Egbert
Raymond
State Board of Education
Idaho Technical Institute
Hi. B
Immigration and Labor Committee
Idaho
Keeton
Bedwell
Preston
Utilities Commission
Clearwater Highway
Talboy
Kingsford
Monson
Monson, Kingsford and
Williams
Oneida
Clark
Roads and Bridges Committee
Taylor and Brainard
Fish and Game Fund
Heyburn Park
Mines and Mining Committee
Bruce Anderson
Latah
Brainard
Markel
Hull
Raymond and Hagan
Whitehead
B. J. Hetherington & Co
McBirney
Thomas
cBirney
McClurg
Agriculture Committee
Commissioner of Finance
Boise
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Kiger
Appropriations Committee
Department of Law Enforcement
Congdon and Kirby
Ada
Elmore
Taylor and Barbee
Senate
Industrial Accident Board
Oregon
Ballard's Landing
Sonner, Brandt and Darrow
Brainard and Sanborn
Brainard and
Sanborn
Boyle
Swift
Lial
Lial H. B
State Livestock Board
Livestock Committee
Harris
Coffin
S. B
Graham
Archibald
Clapp
Wurtz
Elmore and Boughton
Lincoln
Crooks
Eames
Hailey
Albertson
Pike
Kirkpatrick
Custer
Transtrum
Alberthsen
Amonson
Evans
Pollard
Pike, Brown and van Hoesen, Democratic Loan Guaranty Act. S. B. 205, Wurtz
Disney
Committee On Agriculture
Albrethsen
Schoo
Public Health Committee
Department of Agriculture
Ull
Ford
Sutcliffe
Cowles
Smith
Agricultural Committee
Oleanse
Olds
Hayment
Univer
Parable Sermon Uses Missing Chickens as Finance Lesson
A colored minister at a church sermon tells of a brother who left his farm door unlocked and disappeared, warning it was a parable for finance. He asks members not to fund the thief, revealing the tale as a lesson on financial honesty and accountability.
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Breddern
Brudder
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
The Rude Awakening In A Flapper Family
The flapper daughter complains she woke before a marriage proposal. Her mother is unsympathetic. Her brother jokes the man intended to ask for money to pay the dinner bill.
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John T
Halw's Catarrh Medicine advertised cure
An advertisement touts Halw's Catarrh Medicine a local remedy for catarrh. It claims the ointment provides quick relief by local application while the internal tonic acts through the bloodstream to cleanse mucous surfaces. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio for over forty years.
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HALW
F. J. Chéney & Co
Toledo
No Meeting Report Causes City Editor to Scrap Story
A Rochester reporter was sent to cover a meeting but returned with news that there was no meeting. A large row broke out and the chairman was said to have been chucked under the table, leaving the press with no report to publish.
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Rochester
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Kansan Horseflesh Laugh Tops Town Parlor Tales
Eldorado Times reports Job Hofer’s booming laugh caused chaos in Matin Street when two window panes shattered as he laughed after a remark at Lem Lump's Ford. The piece notes horses once fled at each laugh and calls the laugh a “mastodonic gurgle of glee” with a humorous tone.
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Kansan
Job Hofer
Matin Street
Job
Lem Lump
Ford
Eldorado
A Sentimental Show Promises Love Story and Coos
A local review calls a sentimental show a love story and notes its cooing charm. The piece emphasizes romance and light mood as the production unfolds in town venues.
Duty Appeal Encourages Women to Share the Burden
A society editorial urges that people perform their duties without unnecessary unpleasantness. It highlights many unnamed women shouldering burdens and calls for shared responsibility.
Plumber's Pride On The City Bus
A plumber boasting about his father’s work in many upscale city homes recounts his heavy winter workload and dreams of marrying while riding past grand mansions on the drive. The scene unfolds with a girl praising the family’s prestige.
Fragmented quotation on duties and legacies
A fragmented literary snippet presents a speaker musing on legacies and actions. The text includes "Owlish: ae he left legacies" and a paused phrase "to wit" followed by "To do? Intones" suggesting incomplete dialogue or a stylized poetic line.
True Friend Reveals Self Through Shared Viewpoints
A reflection on friendship notes that a true friend understands you from your own perspective rather than imposing their view. It emphasizes mutual empathy and personal insight in loyal companionship.
Kiss Invitation Sparks Friday Amateur Night Plan
A quoted contact asks when a kiss will occur and mentions coming by Friday for amateur night. The exchange implies an informal social reminder to attend an event featuring amateur performances.
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Gonigtlabor
Bile
Idaho—House
Penal Factory
Coulter
Judson Spofford
U. S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Clearwater
Shosho
Fish and Game
Poorsree la Fae Cuma
Castoria
Carter
Indianapolia
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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