Victor Johnson A Idaho lawyer for public rights for Congress
Boise writer Victor Johnson praises Lincoln County lawyer Victor Johnson for public service. He cites his role defending wool freight rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission and guiding Idaho’s Public Utilities law. Johnson’s ongoing work includes water rights cases and the North Side project benefiting settlers.
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Boise
Caldwell Tribune
Lincoln County
Victor
Johns
Congress
Johnson
Shoshone
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joineon
Public Utilities Law
Idaho
House
Gret Senate
Lincoln
Wokling
Slignts
North Side
Victor Johnson
Cakdwell
The Glamor of Distance and Home Goods
The piece argues distance enhances product appeal but U S production leads in quality and efficiency. It notes home stores lower rents offset higher overall costs, making them competitive with distant departments. Advertising matters, and careful buyers reduce mistakes at the counter.
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England
Paris
United States
Problems of irrigation prompt Western governors meeting
Gov Ammons of Colorado urged Western state governors to confer on irrigation issues following Interior Secretary Lane. The April Denver conference will address the prosperity basis of irrigation districts and the impact on farmers, noting public misunderstanding of water rights and the blame game when landowners lack sufficient water.
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Gov. Ammons
Colorado
What Causes Crimes Of Violence In Suburban Bow-ton
A few days ago three gunmen robbed a Bow-ton loan and clothing store in a crowded suburb. A clerk was wounded as the trio fled toward the cash drawer in a transit of reckless bravado. The piece argues criminals often come from troubled families and urges productive trades and better schooling to deter youth from crime.
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Bowton
Jeust
Privan Tery
Tle
Infant mortality and neglect in early federal report
Miss Julia Lathrop head of the Children’s Bureau cites annual infant deaths near 150000 from neglect. She notes hard times lower infant deaths, prosperity raises them, and immigrant families often delay calling a doctor until too late. The piece sketches neglectful conditions and neighborhood delays in seeking care.
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Julia Lathrop
Federal Children's Bureau
Fugland
Europe
Daily Thought on a Feigned Word and Napoleon
A brief note argues that the word laposeible is only a feigned term in today’s dictionary, referencing Napoleon Bonaparte as part of the quotation and framing the remark as a puzzle or playful linguistic observation.
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Daily Thought
Laposeible
Napoleon Bonaparte
Information Wanted on Patrick Peters in Toaho
NILON and ARBOGAST attorneys in Nevada City California seek information on Patrick Peters last heard in Toaho with relatives in Nevada County California. They request knowledge of his whereabouts or survivors for a will probate and potential bequest. If deceased, contact his children if any.
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Patrick Peters
Toaho
Nevada County
California
Ike
Nilon & Arbogast
Attorneys At Law
Nevada City
Railroads push replacing wooden coaches in twenty years
The railroads say it will take 20 years to get rid of wooden coaches as they rush to smash them up. Minnesota youths are learning to sew, while plans unfold for a Congressional library addition to house evotes explaining the income tax law.
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Minnesota
Congressional Library
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