Idaho Considers Driver Licensing Law for Safety
Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens announced plans for a statewide driver licensing bill to improve highway safety. The proposal would require licenses every three years with potential revocation for misconduct, generate about 150000 dollars in revenue over three years, and divert truck and stage licensing income to the highway fund.
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Boise
Kamora
Fred E. Lukens
Baldridge
Deartment
Ross
Department of Law Enforcement
Lukens
Department
Webster Sights Hidden Words in Amos n Andy Lexicon
A revision of Webster's dictionary by Amos n Andy features phrases from the film Check and Double Check. The piece playfully tests readers on unfamiliar terms and slang as it riffs on language and pronunciation.
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Amos
Andy
Mr. Webster
Fresh Air Taxicab Company of America, Incorporated
Authority Protests Against Burning Leaves
In Provo Utah agronomy professor Dr Thomas L Martin of Brigham Young University argues that burning leaves wastes organic matter that could be composted. He describes layering leaves and soil to decompose through winter, with compost used for flower beds or as soil fertilizer in spring and urges better soil care for Intermountain farms, including careful use of barnyard manure and orchard fertilizer.
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Provo
Utah
Thomas L. Martin
Brigham Young University
Martin Uages
Martin
Home Town Press Keeps Community Feel Alive
A nostalgic passage extols the small town newspaper for its hometown focus. It emphasizes how local papers provide comfort, memories, and connection when readers are away, contrasting with big city crime reporting.
Idaho phosphate boom predicted in Bear Lake and Caribou
The report states two tracts of phosphate land in Bear Lake and Caribou counties Idaho are held by Anaconda Copper and L G Liebmann with private applications on three more square miles of deposit. Consolidated Mining and Smelting of Canada plans to use phosphate in fertilizer but has not leased state deposits. Liebmann lease was approved two years earlier alongside a river water lease for power. Bear Lake borders Utah and Wyoming. Caribou lies north adjacent to Wyoming.
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Bear Lake
Caribou
Idaho
Anaconda Copper Company
L. G.liebmann
Boise
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada
British Columbia
Liebmann
Snake
Anaconda Copper Company Holding
Anaconda
A Community Duty and the Rigby Star
A Rigby Star editorial argues modern papers grow with towns. It urges readers to support their hometown paper morally and financially so it can back worthy enterprises and civic institutions and awaken public duty.
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Rigby
Aeiny
Rigby Star
Small American Book Sells For Tiny Volume Size
An edition of Lincoln's addresses runs 160 pages and fits the likeness of a postage stamp in volume. The item is described as the smallest book published in America.
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Lincgin
America
State Grange backs Snake River navigation to cut freight costs
Idaho farmers backed by the State Grange urged Congress to promote navigation on the Snake and Columbia rivers from Astoria to Lewiston. A 5 foot channel could be built at under three quarters of a million dollars, with projected freight savings of about 20 percent across western Idaho.
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State Grange
Idaho
National Grange
Railroads of America
Telegraph
Telephone
Caldwell
Columbia River
Snake River
Lewiston
Washington, D. C
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Hoover
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Sioux City
Towa
Dakotas
Fort Benton
Montana
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Astorié
Northwest
State Granges
Congress
United States Engineers
Pocatello
Curtis
Portland
Holiday Meats for Festive Feasts and Substitutes
The piece suggests alternatives to turkey or goose for holiday meals. It describes rabbit as a tasty substitute and praises roast pork, ham, or a whole pig with head and tail. Sage stuffing and rich gravy are highlighted, with potatoes and creative presentations adding appeal. It emphasizes imagination in crafting a celebratory feast.
Traditional Thanksgiving Stuffing Variations Mentioned
A bread based stuffing recipe notes additions such as onions bay leaf sage and oyster chestnut or sausage. The passage outlines ingredients and emphasizes combining the bread foundation with flavorful mix ins for a rich stuffing.
Hi Ho Critiques Flattery In Chinatown Sage View
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown calling a vain man hard to flatter. He argues no praise can rival his own self praise and dismisses clever compliments as ineffective.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
He Knew His Kitchen Joke Reflects Widower Plans
A corpulent widower, planning marriage soon, quips about a smaller kitchen as he avoids dishwashing. The remark, captured by Indian oyolls News, highlights a humorous domestic moment.
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Indianoyolls News
Flag pledge revised at Washington convention in 1923
The flag pledge was amended during the Washington convention of 1923. The new text proclaims allegiance to the flag and to the Republic for which it stands one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
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Washington
United States
Republic
Outdoor Bowling: bowls on greensword with biased balls
Outdoor bowling describes balls biased for curved paths rolled on a level green to approach a stationary jack. The sport features outdoor greens, a wooden alley, and aiming to place balls near the jack for scoring.
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Desichation
Mistah
Authority
Frank Bush
Uncle Watseka
Bear-Lake County
Wyoming
Spokane
Evelyn Gage Browne
Sidney J. Burgoyne
the State Grange and
Snake River Navigation
Salt Lake City
Shepherd Clothing Store
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