Criticism of Humphrey as state reform school head sparks editorials
The editor denounces Dr. Humphrey as unfit to lead the St Anthony reform school, urging focus on inmate trades and real chances for success. The piece criticizes funding priorities and accuses Humphrey of prioritizing state gain over children, urging resignation for the sake of the students. It also notes the paper’s broader mission to support local, worthy causes while railing against outside advertising and improper spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Sociain
Bemne
Cincinnati Saloon League
Prohibition
Idaho State University
United States Government
Free Advertising Offer From Journal To Publish News Matter
A damaged OCR snippet describes a request for free space in the Journal to publish advertising or news matter. It notes amounts of space requested, potential page equivalents, and values of free publication offered, with warnings about release dates and possible prosecution for premature use. The text references the Journal aiming to remain a local paper and not expand nationally.
Can't Hide His Cash Assets in Newspaper Trade
A critique of libel lawsuits against country editors, focusing on Joe DeWitt of Ru pert and the stereotype that ten thousand dollars is the standard libel damages. The piece argues editors amass substantial wealth through journalism and questions the impact of such damages on reputation and finances. It parodies how damages are framed and references Teddy Roosevelt in a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DeWitt
Moneer Record
Rupert
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Tikrit
Tragic shooting at Springville fish hatchery claims boy life
Rev J G Martin learns his grandson George Isaacs, seven, was shot dead at the Springville fish hatchery. A 32 year old girl, his sister, fired a toy pistol that resembled a real revolver left on a table. Martin left for Springville after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Martin
Geo. TH. Isaacs
Springville
Martin
Liberty to Appear Tuesdays at Baugh Theatre Twenty Weeks
The fee show at the Baugh theatre delighted the audience last Tuesday. Manager Mr. Jones announced Liberty will perform every Tuesday night for twenty weeks as a sample of what is planned, promising consistently worthwhile programs for the public.
Home for the Holidays on the Oregon Short Line
Tickets go on sale on December 16, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 30 and January 1. Prices start at $1. Ask agents for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Tiberal
Dao
Land Tracts in Idaho To Be Sold By State Board
Notice is hereby given that land tracts in Twin County Idaho will be offered for sale or lease in Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho. Terms require one tenth of the purchase price and first year interest in cash. balance due in forty equal installments at six percent interest. Land sold subject to harvesting crops on leased land and to any valid rights. sale conducted by State Board of Land Commissioners Dean Pea State Land Director.
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St Anthony
Humphrey
Jong
Humphreys
Board of Education
Keele
Trom Ste
Howe
Tancoin County
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Idaho
State Board of Land Commissioners
Dean PE
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Xmas Goods
Capt
Phillips
William Farnum
Hoodman's
Baugh
Sinclair's Pharmacy
Our City
RED Cross
Ment
THE
Southern Idaho Democrat
Edward T. Barber
Eastern Daho Press Club
Liberty
the Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Harper's Bazaar
Good Housekeeping
Cosmopolitan
Motor Magazine
GEM State Lumber CO
F. E. Hatch
the Cash Grocery Store
Court House
Journal
Ember
Tocr
Meath
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