State funeral held for Senator Borah Washington
Leaders of the government attended a state funeral for Idaho Senator William E. Borah who died after a long illness. President Roosevelt, Chief Justice Hughes, and members of the cabinet sat in the Senate chamber as prayers were offered and flowers placed on Borah's desk.
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William E. Borah
America
United States Senate
Daniel Webster
Borah
Claudius O. Johnon
Washington State University
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Wash
Longmans, Green and Company
Old Time Religion Show Highlights Local Baptist Youth
The city wide B Y P U held a Monday event at Theo Avenue Baptist Church featuring a costume play The Old Time Religion. Theo Avenue group won attendance banner while Palm Heights took efficiency. A follow up rally is set for the third Sunday in February at Calvary Baptist Church.
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Baptist Young People's Union
Theo Avenue Baptist Church
Theo Avenue
Palm Heights
Calvary Baptist Church
Cavalry Units to Return to Bases
Orders issued Monday direct units of the First Cavalry division now at Fort Bliss for division training to return to their home stations. The First Cavalry brigade and Fifth Cavalry at Fort Nark along with the Eighteenth Cavalry at Fort Brown and Fort Rincoid and units at Port Melntoeh will be reassigned.
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Fort Bliss
Jariag 31
First Cavalry Brigade
Fifth Cavalry
Nark
Ewelfth Cavalry
Fort Brown
Fort Rincaoid
Rinerrs
Port Melntoeh
Old Age Policy Pays Up To 50 a Month
Postal Life Insurance Co offers an accident policy for ages 89 to 83 with payouts up to 900 dollars for death and up to 2 dollars monthly for other benefits. The ad markets a low cost, 1 cent daily rate and urges readers to provide name and address to receive details.
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Postal Lie & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Vane
Borah Ancestry Told As Plebeian Heroic Lineage
A mid-20th century biographical column traces William E. Borah heritage from Bohemian roots to American patriots. It notes three Borah brothers immigrating to Pennsylvania in 1768, one supporting the patriots, one a Tory, and mentions Borah’s notable lineage and its relevance to his public image.
Borah Family Roots and Early Education Narrative
The Borah lineage centers on Jacob Borah and eight sons who settled across Kentucky. One son, Job, traced the family to Butler County and later to Jasper Township near Fairfield, with William Nathan Borah born in 1860. The piece tracks the Borahs’ migrations, local posts, and early schooling, noting Will Borah’s self-made path to law through Lyons and Fairfield, his time at Enfield, and his limited formal schooling before moving west to pursue a legal career.
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Grant County
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Enfield College
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University of Review
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Boise
Idaho
Borah Career and Faithful Supporter of Idaho's Plain People
Idaho statesman Borah rose from a Boise lawyer with lucrative ties to major corporations to champion farmers and religious liberty especially for Mormons. He balanced legal work with public service, married Mamie McConnell in 1895, and gained a reputation for aiding orphans and disabled veterans. Continued in Tomorro:
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Idaho
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Senate
State Supreme Court
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Fez
Boise
Jefferson
Hke
Virginia
Mary
Mamie
William F. McConnell
C. Jacote
Tomorro
Electrical Display Tour To Showcase Farm Equipment
A major traveling electrical demonstration by REA Farm Equipment tour visits Schu Jenberg on the Tins Frank farm February 2 with two large tents. Guadalupe Valley Electric cooperative and Extension Service host with REA and Rural Electrification Administration. Friday features a cooking contest lighting demo and irrigation equipment show. Saturday offers an all day display with J R Cobb and Extension Service staff in charge. an all electric lunch tent run by Farelle county women.
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Schu Jenberg
Tins Frank
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-Operative
Extension Service
Rurel Electrification Administration
J. R Cobb
The
State Extension Service
Farelle County
Doctor offers free truss trial for rupture relief
Reader notice from Kansas City claims a new rupture truss by Physician's Appliance Co offers a 30 day trial with a free $3.50 truss and a $2.50 trial unit. The ad promises comfort, no straps or belts, and asks ruptured men to request the device at 2906 Main St. in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch
Main St
Kansas
Talent Bought for Birthday Sideshow in San Antonio
Henry Bergman, manager of the Texas theater, announced a new birthday ball sideshow for January 30 at the Municipal auditorium basement. Local performers, including the Reed Sisters and the Haley Sisters, volunteered their talents to aid the national infantile paralysis drive, with proceeds split between the National Foundation and a local drive chaired by Arthur B. Blard.
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San Antonio
Henry Bergman
Texas Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Bergmann
Reed Sisters
Davy Childs
Jill Robinson
Phil
Ted
Bill
Bea Morin
Mundy
Haley Sisters
Alvin Ray
Gan Anstonio
National Foundation
Arthur B. Blard
Indiana Democrat backs McNutt for president if Roosevelt signals
Indianapolis January 72. Representative Johnson D Okla chairman of the speakers bureau for his party's 1840 campaign says he supports federal security administrator Paul V McNutt for president if President Roosevelt signals. He told the Indiana women's Democratic club Roosevelt will carry the ball or yield the signals. if persuaded to carry the ball other players might as well forget it.
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Indianapolis
Johnson D.okls
Paul V. Mc~ Nutt
Roosevelt
Indiana Women’s Temocratic Club
Yedl
Tonle Tonic Promises Restored Appetite and Energy
Thousands testify to Tonle Tonic boosting red blood cells and energy. It claims to cure weakness by improving digestion and appetite, restoring health and vitality with a two week course. It warns against unethical vendors and emphasizes savings on the price.
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