Five Dollars A Day To Work For Me In Local News
A long column of local notices and ads reports a mass meeting at the courthouse, a Republicans rally in Bear Lake County, and a public appeal for harvest help at five dollars a day. It notes W. E. Borah speaking in Montpelier, school and water-system updates, and several arrivals and departures including doctors and missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Borah
Bear Lake County
Montpelier Opera House
Paris
Olsen
Ersby
Idaho Falls
Conjoint Program First Ward Address Readings
A concise listing shows speakers including Arthur Pendrey Reading Gertrude Price Currant Topics Dan C Rich Organ Solo Opal Leg Leetoh Duet Edna Tunes and Laura Richards presented in a combined ward program.
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Arthur Pendrey
Gertrude Price
Dan C. Rich
Edna Tunes
Laura, Richards
Demand for Labor Sparks Nationwide Hiring Boom
Unprecedented demand for unskilled and skilled labor stretches coast to coast from New York through California and Seattle. Contractors seek manual workers for aqueducts tunnels and construction with daily wages from $1.75, boosting farm prosperity and questioning any Washington policy change.
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United States
York State
Atlantic
Union
California
Pacific
Seattle
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
New York City
Washington
Dun's Trade Report Signals Broad Business Confidence
Dun's trade report covering the past week shows continuous advance in trade activity across manufacturing and distribution centers. August bank clearings rose 4.6 percent from last year and 10.5 percent from 1910, railway earnings up 68 percent from 1911, and money rates hardening as markets reflect stronger enterprise demand.
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Freeport
Jil
Standard
Dun
Garden City Stalwart Elizabeth Sims Dies at Swan Creek
Elizabeth Sims died at her home in Swan Creek after years of ill health with brain hemorrhage listed as the immediate cause. She leaves a large family and many grandchildren. funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. A. H. Linford of Afton visits Mrs. Amasa Linford, while Wm. Sims moves into the Gibbons home. G A Whittington reports a bountiful potato crop of over eight hundred bushels this year. Bertha Cook travels to Paris to study vocal music. The fair secretary prepares award lists and warrants for prize winners after November first.
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Elizabeth Sims
Swan Creek
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Strauss
Strauss Brothers, Master Tailors
Orson Pendrey
Court House
Whitman
Bargan
Mrs. Earl Rich
Rock Bottom
H. B. Whiteman
Montpelier
H. B. Whitman
William Painter
Cardston Canada
Hoo
Wm. Howard Taft
Pocatello
Jobn Lytian
Burton L. French
William H. Taft
Joseph R. Shepherd
Nampa
Idaho
John E. Rich
St. Charles
Jesse Minson
England
Jesse
William L. Rich
J. W. Hayward
Rich
Brigham City
Ovid
Lanark
Addison T. Smith
O. V. Allen
Herman H. Taylor
J. H.demo-Ed
Liberty
Oregon
Union Pacific
Omaha
Minneapolis
St Louis
Wilson
Taft
Paris Millinery Co
First Ward
Business Outlook
Shepherd Merc. Co
Miller
Hirsh Wickwire
Lorenzo -Burgoyne
Gchilton & Chilton Optician & Jeweler
Castoria
District Court
Hunter & Gray
EB. ’ Strong
Garden City
A. H. Linford of
Afton
Mrs
Amasa Linford
Bear Take Livery
John J. Jewett
Sheahan
Kohn & CG
Mccall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
Isis
Eas
McCall
Bey
McCale
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