Grazing Land Act Sparks Idaho Entry Plans
Tolsho and Idaho residents anticipate the 40-mcre homestead act nearing presidential signature this week. Many seek grazing tracts for sheep and cattle, debating whether residence is required while entry hinges on fee payment and land classification as grazing or cultivable. Officials expect instructions on act interpretations and taxation implications.
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Tolsho
Congress
Idaho
Povoral Land Offices
New Idaho Land Act Details and Operative Scope
The proposal outlines how the new act would function and the share of Idaho lands eligible for entry under it, including geographic distribution and key locations. It specifies the mechanism of entry and the governing procedures affecting qualified areas within the state.
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Idaho
Vote to Keep Primary Law Across County Commissioners
A county commissioners association meeting split 20 to 12 rejecting a resolution to repeal the current primary law and adopt a system like the old convention method. The vote reflected party and administration changes, with multiple names listed as supporters or opponents. A second session revived the debate with an amendment proposing to remove the two elections requirement, while a tabling motion passed 18 to 11.
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County Commissioners’ Association
A. W. Hart
Franklin County
Coffin
Ada
Prichard
Bonner
Davie
Clerk
Franklin
Gettis
Macham
Hateb
Parkinson
Woody
Lateh
Jones
One
E. B. Edlet
Teton County
Edward Smith
Ada County
W. H. Hochbaum
Statesman
Nervous Women Seek Relief With Chamber Tablets
Fragmentary OCR note suggests a claim that nervous women find relief from nerves and digestion when using Chamber tablets. Mentions availability everywhere but lacks verifiable details or context.
Diet Squad in Chicago Seeks Doctor Robinson Diet Plan
In Chicago the diet squad seeks a plan by Doctor Robinson to reduce weight, aiming to slim the over-fat group. The ammunition makers vociferously protest, adding tension to the scene and signaling broader industrial pushback.
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Chicago
Robinson
Worry and its impact on life as warned by health bulletin
The piece notes a public health bulletin contrasting human worry with animal behavior. It argues excessive worrying shortens life, citing that animals neither stockpile anxiety nor panic about the future, while humans risk chronic worry and its harmful effects.
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Federal
Publiic Health Service
Animal Kingdom
Health Department
Aeesoph
Idaho a Big State and Its Notable Features
A concise overview notes Idaho's size, counties, elevations, drainage, rainfall, and principal industries. It compares Idaho to Pennsylvania and Ohio, mentions irrigation and mineral production, and then shifts to a brief viewpoint on U S Japan relations under President Wilson and a lighthearted line requesting an airship to locate the cost of living’s stopping place.
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Idaho
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New England
Mary
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Delaware
Tdgho
Rocky Mountains
Columbia Plateau
Great Basin
Lewiston
Hyndman Peak
Columbia
Snake River
New Policy Urged For Government Railroad Control
Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the Railway Executives Advisory Committee, urges a policy of government railroad regulation centered on helpfulness and encouragement. He argues regulation should secure certainty, safety, and sufficiency of transportation facilities to relieve costs of living and attract investment for new lines.
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Washington
Alfred P. ‘Thom
Railway Executives Advisory Committee
Firet
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress Y
Mr. Thom
Binks
Thom
United States
So Easy to Criticise and the Burden of Failure
A reflective Auburn California Journal excerpt argues that criticizing neighbors’ business failures is easy, while recognizing unseen pressures and fortitude is rare. It notes people claim they would succeed in others’ shoes, yet rarely credit those who persevere under tough forces, sometimes making failure a greater virtue than success.
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Mr. Thom
Auburn
Cal
Good roads worth more than rail spurs claim
Washington reports at the American Civic association convention that good country roads boost farm land values more than costly rail spurs. Herbert Quick of the Federal Farm Loan Board argues road efficiency lowers costs and increases mortgage value, guiding farm lending decisions.
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Washington
American Civic Association
Herbert Quick
Federal Farm Loan Board
Ma Quick
Mileage books offer savings for frequent travelers
Dan F. Benepor of the Short Line announces new mileage books for 2000 miles at 50.00 with 2% per mile rates good on Oregon Short Line and OWR&N routes, cutting travel costs by at least 10 dollars per 2000 miles and easing local trips for traveling men. The offer, plus a Chicago mail order firm’s strong balance sheet, reflects ongoing issues of small-town trade and rising energy costs.
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Dan F. Benepor
Pr’sule
Oregon
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
An old advertisement claims catarrh is a local disease but can be treated internally. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to the mucous membranes and combines tonics with other ingredients. The copy names vague sponsors and Toledo as a proximate base of operation.
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Hall
Prope
Toledo
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