Peabody Survey Urges Idaho Education Reform and Civic Duty
The Peabody survey argues opposition to a new state university retards education for Idaho’s 6500 higher learners, compares Idaho with Utah and neighboring states, and urges voters to support broad educational reform. It notes St Joe River as the highest navigable U.S. stream and recalls log transport by brail and tugs to sawmills around Lake Coeur d’Alene.
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University of Idaho At
Moscow
Idaho
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Pocatello
Albion
Lewiston
College of Idaho
University of Utah
USAC
BYU
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Oregon
St. Joe River
United States
Potlatch Forests, Inc
St. Joe
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Federal Land Tax Burden in Idaho Shaped by Federal Ownership
Earl W. Murphy of the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce cites that about 66 percent of Idaho’s land is federally owned, 25 percent privately owned, 6 percent state owned, and 1.4 percent county owned. He notes 3 percent shifted from private to government control from 1940 to 1944 and questions if taxable wealth can sustain government costs on shrinking private land. Forest service receipts totaled about 221000 for the year ending June 30, 1945.
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Idaho
Earl W. Murphy
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Murphy
Forest Service
Hale M Hart heads to Canadian mission and Salt Lake study
Hale M Hart departs Saturday morning for a Canadian mission accompanied by three brothers. In Salt Lake City they will take a music and business course.
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Hale M Hart
Mr Hart
Salt Lake City
Mona Chatterton and Two Attend Event November Fourth
Mrs. Mona Chatterton and two companions attended a civic or social event on November 4, 1936, reflected in a brief society note.
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Mona Chatterton
Cleveland Humor Column Teases Domestic Life and Patter
A collage of jokes and quips about work life family and everyday wisdom. Titled bits reference a cook quitting a job and a mayor comic about harmony at home. Includes Riley anecdotes and village humor about wives kitchens and the dangers of rushing at crossings.
Death of the OPA and a Punchline on Liberty
A collage of jokes and reflections including a magistrate fining a drunken man, a lawyer's wife temptingly debating a car, a verse predicting the death of the OPA when pork and butter vanish, and a quip about those who shout for liberty already overstepping bounds.
Card of Thanks from the Preston Family
The Preston family expresses gratitude for flowers and kindness shown during their recent bereavement.
Stewart Geddes Pledges Steady Leadership for Idaho
State Senator Stewart Geddes, after one term, pledges saneness and honesty over extreme promises. He vows to support legislation for Idaho schools, roads, and reclamation development and asks Franklin County voters to elect him.
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Franklin County
Idaho
Local Social Visit Notes Highlight Preston Area Arrivals
Mrs Lester Sears and Mrs Dean Sears joined Mrs Laurence Johnson for an afternoon visit at her home. The Burgi family Diane George and Harold and Floyd Burgi returned from San Diego after visiting their sons and families. Mrs Dan Auger and her daughter Daneller traveled to Preston for a week of visiting.
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Dean Sears
Donald Rice
Laurence Johnson
George E. Burgi
Diane
San Diego
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Harold Burgi
Floyd Burgi
Dan Auger
Daneller of
Pocatello
Preston
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