Eastern Idaho water and rail priorities noted in Blackfoot gathering
The Eastern Idaho Press Club gathered in Blackfoot to tour reclamation sites, rail links, and mining belts. The program highlighted water depth prospects, irrigation projects, and regional transport plans while praising local institutions, schools, and civic life. Speakers included Mrs. Roma Reesor and Dr. W. L. Harrington addressing club extension and economic literature.
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John Brown
Lee
Roma Reesor
District Federation
Idaho Falla
W. L. Harrington
Resolutions of Appreciation for Grove City Visit
The Eastern Idaho Press Club lauds Blackfoot residents for two days of hospitality during a Grove City gathering. Members and editors from Montpelier, Idaho Falls, Rexburg, Parry, and other towns attended, with thanks extended to Supt. Hoover, Supt. Richards, and local clubs. A book on Idaho newspaper laws is offered to businesspeople at 1.50, with orders via J. W. Jones of Rigby.
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Idaho Pres
Blackfoot
Hoover
State Insane Asylum
Richards
John Brown
Grove City
Byrd Trego
Republican
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hunkons
Press Club
Chas
Wright
Montpelier Examiner
Constance McIntosh
Jos
Dewitt
Soda Springs Chieftain
Henry
Gabbe
Idaho Falls Post
Sumner
L. Bush
Mia. Hill
Twin Pails Times
EB. T. Barber
Shoshone Journal
Karl P
Mrs. Brown
B. J. Hoge
Byrd
Trego
Idaho Republican
Lisle
W. H. Bell
Morganthaler Linotype Company
San Francisco
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Idaho
J. W. Jones
Rigby
Aidence
L. Buac Livermore
The
Pocatello Tribune
A. D. Smith
Portland
Guildh
Eastern Idaho Press Club notes at Blackfoot meeting
The Eastern Idaho Press Club gathered in Blackfoot to discuss territorial development and education, praising Senator Heyburn for opposing federal aid to New York banks and opposing an extra legislative session to extend tax delinquency deadlines. Members stressed Idaho’s prosperity and the need for visits to understand local resources and schools.
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Heyburn
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Roosevelt
U. S
New York
Blackfoot
Governor Gooding
Eastern Idaho Pres Club
Idaho
Editor in Disgrace Resolution by Eastern Idaho Press Club
An Idaho club adopts a resolution deploring prior statements about secretary J. W. Jones of The Rigby Star. It expresses confidence in Jones and votes to drop The Teton Peak Chronicle from exchanges, with publication of the resolutions in member papers.
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Club
Itelf
Tetov-Peak Chronicle
J. W. Jones
Rigby Star
Easterna Ida~ Ho Press Club
Wood D. Parker
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Teton Peak Chronicle
the Club
Jos. H. Dewitt
Truxton Talbot
No Panic in Idaho at Gooding Land Sale
EB. T. Barber of The Shoshone Journal reports the Gooding opening sold $80,000 worth of lots with Idaho buyers predominant, and $429,000 worth of land bought at $25 per acre, mostly by hoans.
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Idaho
Echoes of the Clean Speech Crusade in Indianapolis
The piece reports tens of thousands joining a movement for clean speech, pledging to ban foul language and obscene swearing. It cites 20 parades with church music and Salvation Army like tactics, aiming to root out profane speech across the city as a moral reform.
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New York City
New York
Holy Name Society
Une
Catholi
The
Holy Name
Salvation Army
Indianapolis News
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