Radio Plan Aims to Broadcast in Latin America
J G Harbord president of RCA announces a plan to broadcast radio across Latin America. He says the United States will have an unmatched opportunity to develop radio in the region. The system would link New York directly to South American markets, cutting distribution costs and overcoming long distances that separate towns from cities. He notes many farming regions lack telephony but sees radio as a bridge to improve communication and supplement existing networks.
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Latin America
J. G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
United States
Ite
South America
New York
Hobard
North America
Fueditien
Compulsory School Attendance Notice Idaho law excerpt
The Idaho School Laws require every child aged eight to eighteen to attend a public, private, or parochial school during the school year when public schools are in session. Exemptions exist for completed eighth grade, self-supporting cases, medical or welfare reasons, and other specified conditions with approval by district or county superintendents, and probate court appeal as final. Anna C. Pearson, Payette County superintendent, signs as of April 4.
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Idaho
Tts
Ifs
Schoo
Oross
Anty
Enid Court
Anna C. Pearson
Payette County
Cost of Oil Production and Shifting Supply Sources
The June bulletin from Standard Oil of California notes oil is subject to feast and famine, with supply constantly shifting. Fields are found and developed, production volumes rise and fall, and new fields in other states or countries replace old ones. The industry can rapidly build facilities at new output points, a recurring pattern in oil history.
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Oid
Standard Oil
California
Bachriya
Meldta
Danish Commercial Students Subsidies Extend Overseas Training
Danish commercial students may obtain foreign training with new subsidies reported by Marley Letcher US consular official, via School Life and the US Bureau of Education. Grants target young and mature applicants seeking overseas experiences to boost Denmark export trade and foreign market links, including those aiming to establish commercial connections abroad.
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Marley Letcher
Denmark
United States Bureau of Education
Idaho Coal Shortages Warned by Public Utilities Commission
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission warns that coal stocks are very low and prices may rise sharply as demand grows. Mines can fill orders. railroads have equipment, but upcoming movements of sugar beets and other commodities will strain car supply. Idaho residents urged to stockpile coal now to avoid shortages and delays.
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Idaho
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Dy A. H. McConnell
Los Angeles Stock Exchange launches western ticker service
The Los Angeles stock exchange inaugurates the first western ticker service operated by Western Union Telegraph Co. This marks a milestone in the market’s history with rapid price reporting beginning July 11.
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Los Angeles
West
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Western Union Tlegraph Co
When you need a Battery get Williard F Moss and Bro
Local hardware dealer Williard F Moss and Bro promotes its battery line with a pointed message urging customers to buy from the established shop. The advertisement emphasizes reliable power solutions and the store’s longstanding presence in the community.
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Williard
F. M. Moss & Bro
Dean's Pills Backed By Payette Resident Testimony
Payette readers learn how Dean's Pills help kidney function in restoring comfort. Sam Walker, painter of Ave. So. and 13th St., reports relief after using two boxes from Cole's Drug Story following turpentine breath and weak kidneys. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures.
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Dean
Payette
Sam Walker
Ave
13Th St
Cole
Mr. Walker
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Intro to Cricket Rules by Prine Ranji and O'Malley
Frank Ward O'Malley reviews an introductory chapter on official cricket rules by Prince Ranji. The piece contrasts cricket and baseball, notes Ranji's emphasis on standing still, and highlights humor about American readers and luncheon breaks.
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Prine Ranjiteinhj
Prince Ranji
Ran Ranji
Bateman
Waterloo
Eton
Harrow
Wellington
Cambridge
Afr
Babe Ruth
Americas
Maral
Tee Fx
Ward O'Melley
Saturday Evening Post
Women Athletes Raise Alarm At French Sports Growth
French women’s athletics expands with 90 organizations and large memberships. Medical Congress of Physical Education warns zeal may overpower judgment and proposes guidance including requiring male consent after thorough medical exams. They endorse strict restrictions on women’s events and suggest suppressing certain competitions.
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France
Medical Congress of Physical Education
Army of One Mount Everest climbers reach Sikkim frontier
The Mount Everest climbers on their second attempt reach the Sikkim frontier with good weather and progress. A New York Times report notes interest about the country and its peoples. An incident at the frontier shows a lone guard directing a crossing after examining documents with a sharp command.
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Sikkim
New York Times
Birthday party game hints at wealth and thrift values
At a multimillionaire’s child’s party a guest observes children playing the National Thrift game. The scene, she notes, suggests a lesson that money should remain with a select elite, reflecting social tensions about wealth.
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Multimillonaire
Boston Land and the Indian View of America in 19th Century
The text traces how Abenaki and related tribes used terms like Pastonk Paston to name Americans and the United States, seeing Boston as Boston Land. It notes the evolution from Bowtoolan to American and explains how French and English traders adopted these terms, while Indians avoided Bostonian.
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Columble
Europe
Late to School Tale From Kansas City Star
A Kansas City Star anecdote recounts Paul explaining his lateness after Freddy Jones’s mischief. He reveals Freddy’s father planned punishment and a neighbor’s basement window break in, explaining his tardy arrival with a comic but cautionary result.
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Paul
Freddy Jones
Baul
Freddy
Fred
Kansas City Star
Two hour shift drives longtime restaurant worker to quit
A downtown restaurant employee, 24 years with the firm, resigns after being forced to work a 11 am to 1 pm shift daily. He viewed the work as too hard and finally told the boss he could not stand it. The boss accepted the resignation. The note appears in the Washington Star. Lithopone paint study notes ultraviolet light darkening pigment. A French investigator says UV rays cause the darkening. Surrounding lithopone particles with UV-insensitive layers like birefringent materials fixes the issue.
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Whaes
Ula
Gavd
Washington Star
Prohibit Hunting on Sunday Across Regions
Policy prohibits hunting on Sundays across eastern regions with exceptions for Illinois Louisiana Michigan Texas Wisconsin and Quebec. Some areas impose closed seasons on certain days when hunting is permitted. In New Jersey Delaware Virginia and Maryland hunting is banned when snow covers the ground.
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Ilinois
Louisians
Michigan
Texas
Wisconsin
Quebec
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
London Railings Repainted In Gar Color Combinations
In London's residential areas many houses with front railings are being painted in gar color combinations replacing the traditional black. The change follows a recent vote affecting railings used for decoration and basement protection.
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London
Trains Schedule and Jersey Bull For Sale
Trains due to arrive and depart from Payette effective May 1 1924 include westbound No 26 No 24 4 50 p m No 17 3 40 a m No 5 6 22 p m Payette Valley Branch No 377 departs 5 a m No 373 arrives 3 20 p m Also for sale a purebred Jersey bull ready for service sired by Lass St Mawes grandson of Oxford Raleigh Zenith contact W D Case 628 3rd Ave South ATt2
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Payette
Payette Valley
Jersey Bull
Lass St. Mawes
Oxford Raleigh Zenith
W. D. Case
3Rd Ave
Writ of Attachment Issued in Payette County Case
In the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho Payette County J H Whitsell sues The Lamb Fruit Company for attachment The writ covers the defendant’s property and has been issued by the court Witness my hand and seal of said court
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District of Idaho
Payette County
J. H. Whitsell
Plaintift
The
Lamb Fruit Company
Coporation
Radiators Sold and Installed at Hentz Auto Repair Shop
The io Radiator is offered for sale and installation at Hentz Auto Repair Shop. Service includes radiator installation and options for sending radiators to an agency for payment processing.
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Hentz Auto Repair
Paget
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Radio and
O'Malley
Frank
Eastern Magazin
America
Boston Land
R. B. Morse Auto CO
Weiser, Idaho
Weg Fame
Koveralls
First National Bank
Lillian Wilson
Haynes & Wilbur
Plaimtitt
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