Idaho on the Map call to boost tourist advertising
The Idaho Editorial Association in Boise backed a resolution urging the legislature to allocate 100000 to promote Idaho. The pamphlet It’s Time We Put Idaho on the Map argues tourism is a major, underutilized industry and cites New York Oregon and California examples to justify state-funded advertising.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
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West
Wyoming
California
New York State
New York
Oregon
Hendricks funeral home set in Dr. Cutler residence
Time Feb 16 1927 notes the former Dr. A R Cutler home becoming a modern funeral home. Oregon Short Line announces one unit a mile rates from Idaho to Boise to promote Capitol City visits. Wedding showers and marriages among Preston residents described along with mission trips and local events.
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Oregon
Idaho Points
Boise
Capitol
Unkl Hank Endorses Idaho Refining for Car Care
An advertisement features Unkle Hank praising Idaho Refining Co as the servicing headquarters. It urges maintaining optimum car condition with their high quality gas and oil, and promotes farm deliveries as a service option.
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Idaho ‘Refining CO
Notable Names Mentioned in Local Ledger
The record lists individuals Seth, C. E. Hawkes, Jessie Larson, A. P. Anderson and Sam Filetcher, indicating a community or legal notice referencing these figures in connection with an event or decision.
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Seth, C. E. Hawkes, Jessie Larson
A. P. Anderson and
Sam Filetcher
Cafeteria Menu for the Week
The weekly menu lists nutritious meals for each weekday. Monday features macaroni and cheese with pineapple cabbage and apple salad scalloped tomatoes bread and butter and milk. Tuesday serves meat loaf with brown gravy buttered green beans and ice cream. Wednesday offers chili bean stew buttered peas and carrots and apricots and butter. Thursday provides beef vegetable soup cabbage and apple salad and rice pudding. Friday presents baked potato with creamed beef gravy banana and pineapple salad and carrot strips.
Ring Around the Bathtub Sparks Family Moment
The piece recounts Jeb Crowell’s fury over two bathtub rings left by his children, his scolding of his wife, and her quiet counterpoint wiping the hardwood table. It reflects on everyday family annoyances and the value of patience and forgiveness.
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Jeb Crowell
Sonny
Pinky
Jeb
Jokes and quips mix from a busy social page
A collection of long humorous snippets features a mix of family and rural characters. A maid learning to swim, a schoolteacher swapping grammar tips, a mayor quip about fractions, a cannibal joke about lunch leftovers, and a cowboy's hotel room question spotlight lighthearted wordplay and social ironies.
Local Hog Pool Prices Top Those at Ogden
The hog pool shipped two carloads of hogs with prices at 24.75 for choice and 24.25 for tops, 50 cents above Ogden bids. The sale grossed 12 248.74 dollars as officials see benefits from reduced shrinkage via new grading. The next shipment leaves Preston on Wednesday Feb 19 and listings close by Feb 15 at 4 p.m.
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Smarking Pool
Preston
Three Local Dairy Herds Receive Classification
D N Jessop and Darrel Rogers of Dayton had herd animals inspected for type by S B Hall of Troutdale and the Holstein Friesian Association of America. In Jessop’s herd two animals earned good plus and one the highest good classification. Rogers had 11 rated very good, Talbot’s herd also very good with one good plus and one high classification.
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Darrel Rogers
Dayton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
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Hall Troutdale
Ore
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Jessop
Rogers
Talbot
Rotary Meeting Showcases Naughty Marietta Voices
Four high school vocalists Betty Hogan JoAnn Packard Glen Meek and Steve Hopkins performed as a mixed quartet at the Rotary club gathering with accompanist Mary Lou Peterson. The group highlighted the upcoming Naughty Marietta opera production and Rotary director Harley Greaves led brief talks on Rotary values with past presidents Dr. S. P. Packer Dr. S. S. Evans J. Homer Johnson William P. Shumway Ray Bright and William A. Davis speaking in the absence of President Harold Swift.
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Rotary Club
Betty Hogan JoAnn Packard
Glen Meek
Steve Hopkins
Mary Loui Peterson
Rotary
Harley Greaves
S. P. Packer
S. S. Evans
J. Homer Johnson
William P. Shumway
Ray Bright
William A. Davis
Harold Swift
Weston Smith
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