Subscriptions Rates and a Tariff Argument
The excerpt lists subscription prices for one year six months and three months and notes foreign advertising rates. It then discusses a favorite anti tariff argument citing a Geneva based International Labour Office study showing 1928 US real wages were significantly higher than Europe rising purchasing power. It contrasts American prosperity with European hardship.
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Arison
Impartial
International Labor Office
Geneva
Europe
Tax Time Frustrations Mirror Public Apathy
A Shelton Washington Journal reader notes that national taxation costs average citizens 48 days of work to cover taxes, yet most allocate only about 15 minutes to understand why taxes exist and how to save. The remark highlights public confusion and unease over tax systems.
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Shelton
Washington, Journal
Lamb Market Declines Rebound Amid Broad Demand Shift
The piece notes a broad market shift with lamb prices rising for thinner lambs while fat lambs lag. It discusses liberal feedlot demand in Colorado and Nebraska, future feeders stocking more lambs, and a move toward quick maturity cattle. It highlights junior shows in the west educating youth on livestock markets and breeding trends.
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Missouri River
Colorado
Nebraska
West
Los Angeles
Livestock Show Exhibits Stress Purebred Size for Profit
Article notes that stockmen should rely on correct pure bred size to achieve economical production and maximize market price, with emphasis on exhibits at livestock shows and the importance of proper type for profitable outcomes.
Fractured Chuckles and Sage Sayings in Courier Journal
A playful clipping riffs on weathered humor and social quips. It riffs on a Scotchman learning tears are sugary and a pin sting, lines about silk stockings and bones, and a flirtatious exchange ending in a fruit pun.
Auto stop ends with moonshine seizure in Sage
State Agent I G Jones and Deputy Harry Julian fired at a speeding car in Sage to halt it. They found six ten gallon kegs of moonshine in the California plated vehicle. The two alleged violators, Fred Coffin and John Bay of Downey Idaho, were taken to Kemmerer to face charges of transporting liquor.
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Harry Julian
Sage
Fred Coffin
John Bay
Downey
Idaho
Jones
California
McIlvain
Alex Scott
Kemmerer
Square
Pardon Bid Filed By E A Hudson in Idaho Board Meeting
E A Hudson petitions the Idaho Board of Pardons for a pardon of a conviction for kidnapping dated August 1 1923 in Bear Lake County Idaho. The next board meeting is at the State Capitol Boise on the first Wednesday of January 1930.
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E. A. Hudson
Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
State of
Bear Lake County
Paris Post
New Fish Transport Truck Delivered to State Game Department
The state game department receives a modern fish truck to speed transportation from hatcheries to ponds. The Oxy-Tank unit on a Reo Speed Wagon holds 250 gallons and six compartments. Oxygen tanks can staff multiple compartments to keep fish alive during long trips.
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Boise
State ‘Game Department
R. E. Thomas
Thomas
Thompson Manufacturing Company
Denver
Turner Sparkman
Wyoming alumni vow to keep football program
In Laramie on October 28 the University of Wyoming alumni association unanimously adopted a resolution to continue producing football teams. Despite earlier talk of abolishing the sport, officials believed the resolution would be reported as final.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming Almuni Association
Lewiston SeWers Clogged With Mash From Moonshine
Lewiston citizens blame prohibition for sewer troubles in Normal Hill district. After two weeks of searching, workers found pipes blocked by mash mainly ground corn meal and raisins, suggesting moonshine and home brew operations.
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Lewiston
Normal Hill
Bryan Athay Accepts Winter Position with Southern Pacific
Bryan Athay traveled Friday to Colton Nevada to begin a winter post with the Southern Pacific Railway. He will oversee the oxygen supply system in water chambers where perforated pipes deliver ice-cold oxygen through compartments filled with chopped ice.
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Bryan Athay
Colton
Nevada
Southern Pacific Railway
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Paris
Congress
Just For Fun
Louisville
Courier Journal
Game Department
Tansports
Dres
Professional Directory
Williams Floral Shop
BPM -Williams Co
Gem Theatre
Montpelier
Franklin Budge
Browning
Paris, Idaho
Robert H. Wallis
Boston
Salt Lakh City, Utah
Wasatoh
E. H. Humphreys
M. M. Shepherd
WM. J. Ryan
First National Bank
C. O. Moore
Office Browning Building
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