Democratic Tariff Bill Fails to Raise Revenue in Washington
Washington April 28 The Democratic tariff bill is blamed for poor, hurried drafting and secret methods. Crude estimates left customs and income tax receipts far short, producing a large projected deficit. The article criticizes haste, party caucus control, and calls for wiser, amendable legislation to avert further losses.
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Washington, D C
United Stats Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Ford rebate promise fuels rush for cars and profits
A Ford rebate of 50 dollars per car is promised for owners who bought through Alkire Smith in Idaho, with August 1 payout. Ford reports record production near capacity to meet demand, despite long lines and daily shipments, while Henry Ford’s firm pledges checks to purchasers and emphasizes wartime sales and reliability.
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Ford
Honey Ford
Henry Ford
Alkire-Smith Company
Oval Distii
Ford Company
Myron Smith
Alkire Smith Company
Thousade Ag
Idaho
United States
Salt Lake
Murder Probe In Idaho Falls Over Wife’s Death
Information is sought on Williams and Stone, once of Idaho Falls, now in Pikeville Tenn. Mrs Williams was shot dead after a dance. The men testified at the coroner's inquest that she killed herself following a quarrel with her husband. Stone claims Williams shot her and he lied to shield him.
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Idaho Falls
Williams
Stone
Pikeville
Tenn
Btone
Idaho Falls State Official Resigns to Join Printing Firm
Idaho Falls State Examiner Van Nuys resigns effective May 1 and joins the Register Printing Publishing Co. which was incorporated that day for 30000 fully paid. Incorporators are M. B. Yeaman A. R. Van Nuys and J. B. Yeaman. Officers: M. B. Yeaman president and GM L. R. Van Nuys secretary treasurer L. B. Yeaman vice president. New firm plans substantial business expansion and additional equipment.
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Idaho Falls
van Nuys
Huston
Register Printing & Publishing Company
Idaho Register
Businews
M. B. Yeaman
A. R. van Nuys
J. B. Yeaman
L. R. van Nuys
L. B. Yeaman
Ite
Land Office Bus iness at Blackfoot Rapid Homestead Rise
The United States Land office at Blackfoot reports a surge in homestead filings. Over 500 applications were filed last month with a record pace continuing into this week. By Wednesday over thirty were filed by early afternoon and twenty the day prior, showing rapid settlement and reclamation of the area.
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United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Joseph 8. Carruth
State Education Institutions Day Proposed by Idaho Board
The Idaho State Board of Education asks superintendents and high school principals to observe State Educational Institutions Day with special assemblies for high school students and sometimes eighth graders. The program highlights the University of Idaho, Lewiston and Albion Normal Schools, and the Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
Lewiston
Albion
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
America
Lost dog ad and medical testimonial note
A black water spaniel dog was seen near Gibson between Blackfoot and the Fort Hall reservation last Saturday following a southbound auto. Contact J F Latour rette Fort Hall to claim the dog for 50 cents. Also included is a testimonial from H Bailey editor praising Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and liver trouble with a claim of relief after use. Obtainable everywhere. For sale by all dealers.
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Gibson
Blackfoot
Fort Hall
J. F. Latourrette
Chamberlain
Bailey
Carolina News
Chaps
Jobeow 18 Circus Day Dramatic Barnes Show Features
Big Barnes Circus presents a 3 ring wild animal spectacle with trained bears tigers leopards and jaguars and a famed act by Herr Louie Roth with twenty four African lions. The program includes camels zebras kangaroos dogs goats and monkeys plus juggling horses sea lions and a grand parade at 10:80 with 350 Barnen horses and ponies in Blackfoot for two shows May 7. Doors open 1 p m and 7 p m. Subscribe for the Blackfoot Optimist.
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al. G. Barnes
Mile
Florine
Miss Stark
May
Thornton
Herr Roth
de' iMish
Tom
Harry
Sampson
Blackfoot
Land
Field peas studied near Klamath Falls for hog feed
Experiments in the vicinity of Klamath Falls Oregon with field peas for seed and hog feed purposes, having proven successful, arrangements are being completed for the need of a heavy acreage this season. It has been demonstrated that in that section better and cheaper hog feed can be had from the planting of field peas than any other crop.
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Klamath Falls
Oregon
Sesson
Local residents travel and visit in Idaho area
Mu Sullivan plans a family summer trip east toward Salt Lake and the Teton Basin while Mr C E Bates, lately in the neighborhood, heads home to Omaha. Wyoming George Davis and wife traveled east after a weekend in Blackfoot, with Carl Bwepe visiting Pocatello en route to No 45. Mrs Falconer and Adele Carter hosted Falconer’s sister. Mrs DeBolt and son returned to Pingree. Clarke Bros of Blackfoot repair Hotel Miller water system. Davis reports good conditions in St Anthony.
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Mu Sullivan
Salt Lake
Sullivan
Teton Basin
C. E. Bates
Omaha
Wyoming George Davis
Blackfoot
Chris Bwepe
Pocatello
No. 45
Falconer
Adele Cartier
Mr. Davis
St. Anthony
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Henish
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West Pacific Street
State Board OF Education
Boise
Edward Sisson
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Jobeow
Big Barnes Circus
Bubssribe
Blackfoot Optimist
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