Idaho University grants charter to Sigma Way honorary
Idaho's University of Idaho reports Iora Beta Epsilon, an engineering honorary, received a national charter. Installation ceremonies occurred May 22. A large graduating class of 87 from Idaho and other states is slated for June 7 with Dr. Henry B. Ward of Illinois as speaker and a baccalaureate sermon by Dean Edward Ellery of Union College on June 4.
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Idaho
Iora Beta Epsilon
University of Idaho
Grand Council
Henry B. Ward
University of Ilinois
Edward Ellery
Union College
Pinch in Time Saves Nine Plumber's Bills
The St James Club Girls announce a cooked food sale at the Electric Light Office on Saturday May 27. Hydrated with sherbet and cake served in the afternoon. Proceeds support club activities. J A Lauer & Bro advertise pipe flush products for drainage maintenance.
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J. A. Lauer & Bro
Ates
St. James’ Club
Elect Rie Light
Plans for large Northwest interchurch telegraphic track meet
Spokane Y M C A announces plans for a major interchurch telegraphic track and field meet in June with 17 associations invited from Washington Oregon and Idaho. Spokane will coordinate results and winners while towns without leagues may host church field days.
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Spokane
Spokane Association
Astoria
Baker
Salem
Portland
Hugeneau
Oregon
Payette
Boise
Idaho
Olympia
Bellingham
Ellensburg
Tacoma
Everett
Seattle
Wenniches
Yakima
Walla Walla
Raymond and
Hoquiam
Washington
Budget cuts spark hopes for closer government control
The national budget shows a $3.6 billion reduction attributed to a new budget system backed by General Daws and thirteen business leaders. The piece argues true savings require input from both taxpayers and spenders, urging states cities and counties to adopt similar curbs on overhead costs.
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Congress
Daws
Havre Montana Coldest Place Claim and Plant Name Tale
Havre Montana is described as the coldest place in the United States with winter lows said to dip below 60 degrees while Alaska's Point Barrow records 54 below zero. The second item notes a rambler rose named Lady Guy, formerly Amelia Jenkins, which gained popularity after the name change.
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Havre
Mont
United States
Alaska
Point Barrow
Havre Pot
Guy
Amelia Jenkins
Photographic Origins and Quoted Rural Anecdotes
A fragmented reminiscence traces early photography to Thomas Wedgewend and the 1800s. It recalls daguerreotype pioneers Daguerre and Nieper, mentions a "dark room" method, and ends with Uncle Eben speaking of church comfort and mischief.
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Thomas Wedgewend
Spud
Daguerre
Smd Nieper
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