Idaho War Memorial Proposed on University of Idaho Campus
Idaho plans a memorial on the University of Idaho campus to honor 23 men who died in the Spanish American War and more than 605 in World War I. The total could reach 700 with Idaho men enlisted outside the state. Funds will be raised as a free will offering through the American Legion and other agencies to symbolize loyalty, state pride, and love of country.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
Spirit Land
American Legion of the State
The Demagogue Mixture
A quarrel about politics and public rhetoric described as a blend of small business failure or activity, stirred with grouches and prejudices. It notes oratory gifts, man nerisms, and multiple isms, then bakes with political ambition and serves the public with bunk.
The Idaho Horse and Its Rising Public Sentiment
The article argues the horse once vital to Idaho’s foundation is regaining public favor. It notes increased leather goods sales, gymkhanna events, and endurance horse races showing resilience. A Grants meet saw about 30 entries with riders covering 60 miles daily for five days.
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Idaho
Line’s Busy And Oddities Of Tokyo Telephones
A Tokyo report on telephone use shows waste in conversations by gender pairings with figures like 26.4 percent for woman to woman and 9.7 percent for man to woman. The piece muses on how such data might look in the United States. It also mocks farming economics and a Moroccan rebellion analogy, ending with a playful November ballot quip about women and Bob.
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Japan
Tokio
Tokio Company
Idaho Delinquency Law Enforced for Bear Lake County
Bear Lake County reads a notice invoking Idaho Session Laws 1921 on school attendance and delinquency. It outlines penalties for parents and guardians, rules for mandatory schooling ages eight to eighteen, exemptions, and juvenile court procedures including probation officers and reporting duties for trustees.
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Bear Lake County
School Law of
Idaho
Ory
Order to Show Cause Why Sale Of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
In the Probate Court Bear Lake Idaho the administrator of the James Calderwood estate seeks an order to sell real estate. The court orders all interested parties to appear on October 17, 1924 at 10 am in Paris Idaho to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Published in the Paris Post four weeks. Dated September 18, 1924. Notice also for public publication from the Interior Department US Land Office Blackfoot Idaho dated September 18, 1924. Ole Jenson of St Charles Idaho involved.
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Paris
Bear Laks
Idaho
Wat Teast
Paris “Post
Bear Lake
the Interior
Blackfoot
Ole Jenson
Local notes and community updates from St Charles Idaho
Reports on a sewing club display and baby prize winners, poultry and stock shows, and travel of Edgar Hollingreen and Ed Austin from California. May 1919 field notes include Sunday school visitors, a Lakota visit, district school start, business notes for Wilks and Anderson, a neighbor calling anecdote, and the marriage of Joseph Hemmerette to Melba Nye. Homestead filings and land claim notices accompany local probate details and witnesses.
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Beckatoad
Edgar “Hollingréen
Austin
California
Nels
Bunderson Aga
Emma Pugmire
Logan
Seth Budge
Wilford Price
Stake Board
iCharles Brewer
Lakota
E. M. Pugmire
Mornday
Wilks
Anderson
Alfred
Deddy
Joseph Hemmerette
Melba Nye
Liberty
Logan Temple
St. Charles
Paris Idaho Ordinance Fixing 1924 Tax Rates
Ordinance No 132 fixes 1924 tax rates for Paris Idaho. General expenses 10 mills, warrants 6 mills, cemetery 1 mill, street bonds 4 mills, total 20 mills per dollar on all taxable city property Bear Lake County. Ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication. Also notice of pardon petition for Moneg Bayasian in Bear Lake County District Court is printed.
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Paris
Bear Lake
Idaho
Wallentine
I . Moneg Sifaclan
Sea
Penitentiary
Moneg ‘Bayasian
Community Chest Debate Over Charity Drive Fairness
An analysis of inquiries to the Capital City reveals drives by several institutions may have claimed a larger share of charity funds. Critics argue community chest plans ensure fairer distribution and prevent biased attributions of public generosity.
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Courvey
Vite
Bolse
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