Miles Cannon's plea to Idaho bankers sparks demand for reforms
A fragmented letter argues for scrapping the legislative and executive branches in Idaho and replacing them with Miles Cannon at a salary of 900 mall to Champmerson. The missive claims Cannon could maintain a "statewide economy" more effectively than the current system, urging residents to support his vision despite unclear details or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Cannon
Idaho
Tate
Cannon
Miles
Milew
Errors in Local Newspaper Office and Public Notices
A nostalgic reminiscence recounts errors in a small town paper and its ads. It notes playful mishaps with clerkly typos, a lawyer’s bill, and a minister’s mistakes, ending with a jab at readers awaiting next week’s issue and a toast to the local paper’s resilience.
On Cutting Out The Jazz In A Nation On Jazz Trial
A fragmented critique rails against jazz music as corrupting youth and disturbing the aged. It claims a nationwide campaign targets the Jazz craze, labeling it harmful to minds and social order, urging suppression amid fear and moral panic.
Dance of Developement in a Fear Jazz Era
A discussions on economic revival urge methodical action over panic. Citizens urged to stop hoarding, resume purchases, invest in property, and support a unified public spirit with renewed pride in national identity and the nations productive capacity. The piece advocates abandoning fear driven culture for concerted development and social spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Resolution for Idaho 1922 moral progress and unity
A verbose constitutional pledge urging Idaho to act with honesty decency and fairness in 1922 promote helping others building unity across communities and avoiding gossip while seeking practical honor and development without prejudice or backbiting. The piece laments missed lessons and calls for broader, cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdaho
Idaho
Jeah Junior
George
Emer
Idaho Resolves to Aid Itself Against Trouble Within
A brief publisher note asserts Idahoans must rely on themselves to solve state issues. The writer emphasizes internal strength over external aid and urges collective effort by local residents to support Idaho’s future.
Public at Southern Pacific rail crossings warns on deaths
A long, critical report by R. J. Clancy shows 26 killed 190 injured and 530 damaged autos at Southern Pacific crossings in nine months. He cites 204 crossings where drivers beat trains causing 20 deaths 407 injuries and 126 crashes into trains. The Jerome Times consolidates with North Side News to form a single Jerome newspaper.
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Lagman
R. J. Clan
Southern Pacific Reilroad
Clancy
Caymen
Jerome
Jerome Times
North Side News
Times
How to Grow Better Peas 1922 Lilly Seed Annual
The 1922 Lilly's Seed Annual from Western America's leading seed house highlights peas and other vegetables for the Pacific Northwest. It explains varieties, planting, tending for continuous harvests, soil preparation, and includes sections on flower seeds and a fertilizer and supplies catalog. Free copies available from dealers or the Chas Lilly Co. in Seattle, Portland, or Yakima.
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Lilly’s
Western America
Pacific Northwest
Lilly's Annual
Lilly
Chas
H. Lilly Co
Seattle
Portland
Yakima
K P Annual Xmas Tree Brings 120 At Hall Program
The K P S held their annual Christmas tree event at the K P hall Friday night drawing about 120 attendees. Virginia and Florence Bowler sang a duet Lucile Haddock played a piano solo Nancy Haddock recited Josephine Jones danced W T Turner played Santa handing out gifts candy and nuts.
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K. P
K. of P's
K.P. Hall
Virginia
Florence Bowler
Lucile Haddock
Nancy Haddock
Ross Haddock
Josephine Jones
Santa Claus
Lundin Leaves For Seattle As Traveling Salesman
W Lundin departed Wednesday night aboard No 17 bound for Seattle Washington to take a traveling salesman post with a Portland company Dr Snyder was summoned to Carey this week on professional business with plans to return by Wednesday night
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W. Lundin
Seattle
Washington
Portland
Newborn in Winehart as Rinehart Couple Welcomes Son
Mrs. and Mr. 4 Rinehart celebrate the birth of a baby boy named Charles Lane born Thursday December 22 in Winehart. The mother is daughter of Mr. and Mrs BE 1 Bub hard of the city. Doctor returned from Merton and reports neonatal care performed, while other details are garbled in this fragment.
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Rinehart
Charles Lane
Winehart
BE. 1
Bubhard
Thie Etty
Brief Triumph at College Dining Table
A correspondent recalls a humiliating moment from college days as a chair collapses during a boastful coffee toast. The scene at the college boarding house dinner becomes a memorable embarrassment amid others trying to outdo each other with intellectual remarks.
Shamberlains Cough Remedy Popular with Mothers
The remedy offers soothing and healing properties with a pleasant taste and prompt effect. It claims to cure coughs croup and whooping cough in children without opium or harmful drugs, making it a favorite among mothers nationwide.
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Merton
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Shamberlain
Johns
Hal
Mickie
Wessia
Webster's New International
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