Boise Valley Development League Formed At Caldwell Conference
The Boise Valley Development League was named at a Caldwell conference for unified efforts of Boise valley commercial bodies. Scouts from Emmett completed the labor census. The state convention of architects convened in Twin Falls with broad regional attendance to discuss developments.
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Boy Scouts of
Emmett
Boise Valley Development League
Caldwell
Union of Commercial Bodies
Boise Valley
State
Twin Falls
Emmett Boys’ Garden Club
Boise
Columbia Park
Professor Mann
Brigham City
Moore's Creek
Arrowrock
Clearwater
Idaho County
Stites
Women's Relief Society
Malad
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Ron Tenth
Mountainhome Co-operative Irrigation Company
J. H. Smith
Nampa
Knights of Fythi
Grand Lodge
Order
Pythian Sisters
W.G. Reed
Franklin County
Utah
Moses Alexander
Simon Bamberger
Franklin
Emmitt Prost
Oscar Sommerville
Ada
Salmon River Project
Twin Pulls
Bingham County
Banka
Jerusalem Valley
Elmer Davis
Dubois
Reid and Burke
First National Bank of Idaho
Balse
Walters’ Ferry
Saske River
Statetand
See Colorado First of All in the National Forests
A patriotic appeal urges Americans to explore the national forests across the West, especially the Rockies, highlighting how 156,000,000 acres belong to the people for hunting camping fishing and rest. It invites travelers from Maine to California to experience the clean air, mountain scenery, and wide leisure options, with Colorado singled out for ultimate summer recreation.
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Ufe
Rockies
Great West
Rocky Mountains
Continental Divide
United States
Maine
California
Gulf of Mexico
Lesro
Colorado
The Southern Highlands Region a Strange Tourist Realm
The article portrays a vast irregular enclosure around the Dixie Highway from Chattanooga to Lexington Kentucky, a dramatic mountain country with dense forests, peculiar byways, and cliff towns. It highlights Stearns Kentucky as a growing mining and timber hub, artists visiting, and a landscape rich in ancient migrations, caves, mummies, and enduring mountain culture attracting explorers, photographers, and hunters.
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Chattanooga
Lexington
Olay
Occu
Uns
Stearns
United States
Hoover Plans to Cut Food Prices by Narrowing Producer Margin
Hoover aims to reduce consumer food costs by trimming the profit margin between producer and consumer through a new central administration. Executives will oversee boards including producers wholesalers and consumers to modify trade methods and boost production, starting with grain, wheat, meat and sugar.
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Hoover
Washington
Ulm
New Tech Administration
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Fed
Sr. Hoover
Government ofGciais
American Food Administration
Terrible Toll of Tornadoes Across Ten States
Chicago reports at least 400 killed and more than 2000 injured in a week of tornadoes and cyclones sweeping ten states. Destructive winds hit Andale Kansas, Viola Kentucky, near Paducah, Guthrie Oklahoma, with fatalities and many injuries. Texas dispatches note two deaths at Pittman and possible losses at Lindsey on June 1.
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Chicago
Andale
Kan
Viola
Padvenh
Guthrie
Okla
Texas
Pittman
Lindsey
Southerners Honor Dead at Arlington Reunion
Confederate veterans gathered for their annual reunion at Arlington National Cemetery on June paying tribute to the South's dead. President Wilson and Mrs Wilson attended the services and received an ovation. The exercises opened with the singing of The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson
Mra
Pays Big Sum for Shoes For Army Contracts
Washington awards contracts for 3.4 percent price shoes for 00 pairs to supply the army and navy. Delivery set within eight months. Mention of national defense council.
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Washington
Army
Navy
National Defense Council
Must Eat Less Wheat and War Grain Strains
Washington reports higher grain demands by allies and neutrals, exceeding U S supply capabilities. Herbert C. Howver outlines strain while a New York obituary notes Matilda Bradter, known philanthropist and temperance worker, died June 4 in Chicago. she collaborated with the late Princess.
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Washington
United States
Herbert C. Howver
New York
Matilda Bradter Curse
Chicago
Psilanthropter
Tvarperance
Wueford
Sixteen Attacks Thwarted in French-Belgian Front
Reported series of sixteen Allied counterattacks since May 20 shows German assaults repelled. French forces moved to seize positions near Mote Corniliet while Belgian units engaged near Tetinn and Cusque south of Morvivilliers.
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Mote Corniliet
Belghes
Tetinn
Cusque
Morvivilliers
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Tenn
Squire Hatrkins
Matt Twain
Tennessee
Mark Twain
Nazareth
Portland
Ore
W. H. Erches
Baker, Ore
Hodes Lowther Company
Dawnt Redes
Ogden
Dayton
Seven Mile Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Council of National de
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