Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Ten Mile Hons Spent Developing Western
Idaho weekly industrial review reports wide state activity from Ada county tax receipts 724248 to Teton coal output 100 tons daily and Kellogg Nabob mine shipments. It notes Coolidge set aside Crater of the Moon as a national park and lists road, mill, and irrigation projects across numerous towns with production figures and upcoming improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ada County
Teton County
State Highway Department
Harvard
Kellogg—Nabob Mines
Lakeview
Hewer
Priest River
Coeur Q d’ Alene
Coolidge
Moon
Arco
Hansen-Bur Jey
Murtaugh
Idah Falls
Upper Valley
Santa—Ellensburg Mining Company
Filerr
Sand Point—Hospital
Orofino
Clearwater County
Emmett—Black Canyon
Burke
Imperial Mining Company
Butte County
Twin Falls
Beet Grover
Kooskin
Idaho
Lost River
Nampa
Wal ! Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute
Change Practices Instead of Grades Across Crossings
The piece argues changing 256000 grade crossings would cost more than World War expenditures and would raise rail and road rates. It contends only 10 percent of 1922 US automobile fatalities occurred at crossings and urges stricter license issuance and driving regulation to curb accidents on streets, highways, and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doan's Pills Help Woman End Kidney Weakness
Mrs Maude Westfall of 10 St says kidney weakness caused backache headaches dizziness and nervousness. After taking Doan's Pills from Thurston's Pharmacy she was rid of the attack. Price 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Westfall
Doan
Western Woman Winning for Federation Presidency
Mrs. W. T. Perham of Glendive Montana gains support for the Presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Backers cite her western identity experience and dedication, arguing a western woman leading for the first time would energize the movement across states with her undivided attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Perham
Glendive
Montana
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Perham
West
Pacific Coast
National Federation E
Plans to Help Farmers Through Cooperation
The article argues farming troubles stem from taxation and marketing issues. It praises cooperative organization as a solution with federal promotion, secure tonnage via contracts, competent administrators, solid financing, and simple cooperative ideas. It notes emphasis on commodity lines and legal contracts. Church notices follow with mass schedules for Holy Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny
Dept. of Agriculture
Guardian Sale Notice for Jean Lucille Pence Property
Notice of private sale of Lot 18, Block 9, Fruitland townsite Idaho, at Payette Idaho after June 9 1924 under probate guardianship of Jean Lucille Pence. Cash terms. Bids in writing to guardian Walter G Pence. First publication May 22 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Idaho
Jean Lucille Pence
Fruitland
Payette
Walter G. Pence
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Boise
Mary E. Overstreet
George W. Johnson
Paytte
Boise Meridian
Martin
Luther
Jacob A. Pitts
John Forgly
William Gilmer
Dean Smith
French
Bartlett Sinclair
Register
William I. Overstreet
Martin C. Luther
Payuette
Bartlett Linguate
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Idaho Weekly Industrial Review
Western
Ol Pields
Kodak
Weidner Art Studio
P.O. Box
Walla Walla
AL Sant
R. R
Detroit
Kime
GEE
FORD
Sord
E. B. Holmes
Woodward Elk DR. D
Cochran
E. B. Wells
Western Union
Norris & Sutton
Haynes & Wilburne
Haynes P. A. Wilbur
First National Bank Building
A. L. Freehafer
Thurston Bldg
J. H. Helman
Rex
Church OF the Holy Family
Calvin Keller, Lawyer
Notary Public
A. S. Commis
Thurston Building
Herry Ashcroft
M. W
Equity
Ww. RC
OF Commerce
Olivia Cartwright
Galena Coughanour
Sec'v
North Ninth Street
Glen C. Landon
Sam Walker
Herrington & Dorathy
Independent Transfer Co
J. H. Adair
C. R. Augusta
Peterson
First National Bank
Union Pacific System
Spexcer
Pasenger
Salt Lake City
Link
Business College
C. Beotham
Mer
Seigel’s Machine & Welding Works
F. M. Moss
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