Idaho Proposal Repeals Section on Insane Asylum Directors
State of Idaho proposes to repeal Section 6 of Article X of the Idaho Constitution to place the Blackfoot asylum under same state welfare supervision as other institutions. The repeal would take effect March 15, 1931, with a public ballot question at the next general election and six weeks of publication across counties.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Department of Public Welfare
State of
Idahos
Senate
Secretary of State
U S Conditions Improving Report on September Economic Signals
A government business survey led by Julius H. Barnes indicates improving conditions in several sectors through mid September. While some lines lag, gains appear in bond issues loans to governments and municipalities railroad utilities and shipbuilding with modest revival in housing construction and steel production.
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Washington
United States
Julius H. Barnes
Hoover
Thisummaryy
Barnes
Trade survey notes mixed gains in industry sectors
The report records gasoline use hitting new highs while automobile tire output rises. Textile sales exceed production in many areas, with generally healthier conditions. Seven foreign countries including Great Britain Italy the Netherlands Belgium Norway Japan and Canada show some improvement in certain lines. Ten remaining details follow.
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Tion
Great Britain
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Norway
Japan
Canada
Poor Advice Cartoon Exchange Between Father and Son
A comic dialogue shows a father admonishing his son as the boy repeats requests for money. The son escalates from pennies to a dollar, highlighting a humorous generational clash.
You Cant Measure a Mans Life by His Tombstone
A reflective line asserts the value of a person lies beyond a grave marker, emphasizing legacy through actions and impact rather than deaths or memorial markers. The quote invites reconsideration of how to judge a life.
Man sails tiny 10-pound boat down Snake River for Pacific quest
Amos Burg of Portland, author and traveler, leaves Moran Wyoming in a small 10-pound aircraft boat to reach the Pacific via the Snake and Columbia rivers. Representing the American Geographic Society, Burg aims for a four to five week journey, following a prior near fatal attempt five years ago in eastern Idaho.
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Victor
Pacific Ocean
Snake
Columbia Rivers
Amos Burg
Portland
Moran
Burg
Snake River
Idaho
Wyo
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Department OF State
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American Geographic Society
Teton Lodge
Continental Divide
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Paris Post
Wade
Hople
Ad Procounty
An Ing Co
Trail
Majestic
DeLux
Majestic Manufacturing Company
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