Auto tourist traffic to natives cited in AAA report
The article reports on auto tourist travel this year and its impact on natives. It notes inquiries handled by Washington and New York touring bureaus of the American Automobile Association and discusses expected spending and travel patterns, with emphasis on routes and preparations for peak driving season.
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New York
American Automobile
Atlantc
Pacific
Ar Banieed Muloriele
Nien
Francis Sonsditiamin
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Vg Heme
Newton
Hiestusin
Colt Born With Murmurer's Feature At Birth
A disturbing report describes a foal born with an abnormal face feature. The owner, Mr Level, faced a violent incident during delivery. Officials and local clergy observed the birth and the public safety risks perceived drew attention from city residents.
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Vierach
State Contest Of Student Speakers To Be Held
Nampa High School preps for the State Declamatory Association contest on April 16 with twelve competitors from southern Idaho. Winners from district contests with entries including "The Return of Memulut" and "Anne at Green Gables" vie for gold medals and titles, as officers and participants from Boise to Pocatello participate in the statewide event.
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Ayoukers
Southern Dah
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Ieal High School
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Rehreesier Antinvenhe Peek
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Boise High School
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Measles Crackdown Enforced Across Idaho State
Measles prevalent in Idaho prompts new quarantine rules to be observed statewide. Health officials warn of indifference and urge strict isolation, vaccination, and restricted public funerals to curb spread.
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Persen
Maine
Pew
Helpfly
Restricted Travel Fees For Non-Permanent Railroad Employees
A government review questions if physicians surgeons and lawyers traveling for company matters qualify for free transportation. The commission notes confusion over who is entitled and refers to a provision about travel costs for non permanent payroll workers and public opinion from the attorney general.
Public Land Reopened Near Power Site Reserve
Government restores entry rights to tract reserved for a power site. The order sets May 1 as the opening date with access starting June 2, covering segments along the Merette river and ReeTien 27. The land opens for public entry from the south fork of the Yuretie river to ReeTien areas, marking a significant policy shift.
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Maibellviston Wether
Yuretie
Game Warden Won't Appoint Unpaid Deputies Policy Set
Game Warden Jones announces a department policy rejecting unpaid deputy appointments to enforce fish and game laws. He cites concerns over enforcement incentives and a strict trespass law, noting deputies must be paid to serve. The decision follows a state letter urging unpaid deputies in county activities.
Better Times for Sportsmen in County Fisheries
Twin Pally Times notes sportmen urge broader fishery protections. They request a legal fishing season from December 18 to May, instead of a single month, and advocate closing all streams to trout for two years to allow small trout to grow to ten or twelve inches, improving fishing quality.
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Tony
Time Woul Augment That Before Legislature Convenes
The Time would augment that before another legislature convenes to push some of the maturity which need attention. Splendid fishing and shooting on the upper Snake River owes much to efforts by sportsmen of Fremont, Bingham and Bannock counties in getting regulations through the state legislature. WANTED Clean cotton rag at the Journal office.
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Fremont
Bingham
Bannock
Peruna Cure Promised for Stomach Catarrh Recovery Tale
A seventy year old man claims severe stomach catarrh left him crippled for years. After trying various remedies he reports Peruna provided immediate relief and full treatment led to complete cure. He travels with Peruna and invites others to use his testimony to help anyone with stomach trouble.
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Sam
Pocket Knife Quality Highlighted by Shoshone Hardware
The text extols pocket knives as symbols of quality and excellence, noting hard blades and well-made, good-looking handles. It asserts Davood Ever Knives as the ultimate in pocket knife perfection, attributed to Shoshone Hardware Co.
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Notice for Bids Sealed by Village Trustees at Clerk’s Office
Notice for bids from Shoshone village for furnishing materials and erecting a building at the pump station with plans on file at the city clerk. Bids to be received by A J McMahon chairman and attested by Harry W Anderson village clerk.
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A. J. McMahon
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Order to muzz le dogs in the county
An official order directs that all dogs seen in the vicinity be muzzled to control rabies among coyotes and dogs. Owners must muzzle their pets or face destruction or fines for disobedience as the order remains in effect until further notice.
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Siew Toard
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Imminent Alaska Railroad Boost Promised
Secretary Lane announced the government will push Alaska railroad construction via the Alaskan engineering commission after a cabinet meeting. The route will be chosen soon and a decision on purchasing the Alaska Northern or Copper River line will follow. George R. Walker warned that completion of the railroad will revive Alaska’s development, dormant since 1906.
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Ther
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Republicans Win in Chicago Mayor Race and City Board
Chicago voters elected William Hale Thompson mayor by a record plurality of 129,389. Oscar De Priest became the first Black member of the Chicago city council from the Second Ward. Women voted for the first time in a Chicago mayoral election. The next council is projected to be 33 Democrats, 31 Republicans, three independents, and one Socialist.
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William Hale Thompson
Carter H. Harrison
John Maynard Tarlan
Thompson
Robert Sweitzer
No Deputies Without Pay in Idaho State
Boise dispatch reports State Game Warden Jones will not appoint deputies to serve without pay in the future. He argues it is not in the department’s best interests to have unpaid deputies. Milwaukee election results show nonpartisan judicial candidates filling most vacancies, with Civ Judge Joseph Cordes, Democrat, reelected. Off Longstone, the trawler Agatha was sunk by a German submarine. crew of thirteen rescued by the Swedish steamer Tord Havre. Belgian Congo defense against fresh German attacks described as repulsed by Katanga deputy governor general.
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