Julie list of Harding visit and Oregon pageant
News notes Harding and party visit July 3, 2:00 am to 9:00 pm in Mead, Oregon. Blue Mountains pageant July 3 or 4 to mark the crossing and trail completion. Public urge to pioneer dress. outdoor event with security measures, barbecue, and historic displays in Union Umatilla Baker Malheur counties.
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Blue Mountains
Harding
Telegraph
White House
la Grande
Meadeo
Oregon
Governor Moore Tours Idaho Timber Areas On Home Visit
Governor Moore returned Friday to his hometown and spoke to residents about government priorities. He then began a northern Idaho tour with Lt Governor Nash and land officials, planning brief talks in Lewiston and at the state university. The governor plans to address spring engagements but stays focused on state duties during a busy travel schedule.
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Boise
Stony
Moore
North Idaho
JH. Nash
Refush
Lewiston
Ngal
Fred Upham
State Universifiring
Caldwell Eight Seniors Will Graduate From University
Caldwell students will receive degrees at Idaho University graduation, the largest class in history. Recipients include Howard Breshears bachelor of laws and William Gartin A B with ROTC, plus Edith Geck Ross Leighty Mary Thompson Elaine Wheeler, each holding various fraternity, sorority, and campus roles.
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Versity of Idaho
Moscow
Caldwell
University of Idaho
Howard Breshears
William Gartin
Lawrence Wallace
Edith Geck
Ross Leighty
Eat Parks
Mary J. Thompson
Elaine Wheeler
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Alpha Mu Delta
Organization of Law Students
R.O.T.C
U. of I
Pacific,Coast and Northwest
Caldwell High School
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Mu
Delta
Delta, Tau
Universiy of
British Columbia
William Parks
Grandview
Wash
Theta Pi
Mary Thompson
College of Idaho
Delta Gamma Sorority
Woman’s Athletic Association
Women's Athletic Council
Women’s League
Caldwell Tourist Park Charge Plan Faces Opposition
The Caldwell proposal to inaugurate a charge tourist park was voted down by the Retail Merchants association led by R. C. Pasley. Kiwanis secretary Jess Gowen urged keeping Caldwell hospitality free, saying a modest park would advertise the city without deterring visitors. A committee including Pasley, Carl Tyler and Charles Austin will investigate. The Idaho Oregon Auto Tourists Park association recently formed supports a per diem fee for park use.
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Caldwell
Retail Merchants Association
Ie Council
Jess Gowen
Kiwanis Club
Commercial Club
R. C. Pasley
Mr. Pasley
Carl Tyler
Charles Austin
Gowen
Boise Valley
Idaho-Oregon Auto Tourists Park Association
Payette
Railroads Hit High Spots Amid Rising Freight Volumes
Washington R H Aishton of the American Railway Association told the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads are hauling more freight for this time of year than ever before and that the car shortage has virtually disappeared. He cited a general labor shortage affecting the industry and a slowdown in deliveries of maintenance material.
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Washington
R. H. Aishton
American Railway Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stone to Talk at 1st Presbyterian on Progress
Alfred F. Stone will deliver the third address in the World Progress series Sunday evening at the 1st Presbyterian church. He will discuss Progress in Legislation. Paul Case and Mrs Kenkel perform Mendelssohn duet I Waited for the Lord. Children's Day observed Sunday morning with Sunday school classes gathering at 10 o'clock for the final day of the contest.
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Alfred F. Stone
1St Presbyterian Church
Paul Case
Mes
Kenkel
Lord
Mendelssohn
Ministers Pay Honor to Deceased Canyon County Leader
The Canyon County Ministerial association met to pay tribute to the late Rev. W. S. Hawkes. Pastors Henry Parker James Gunn and B. G. Hawkins submitted the memorial expressing sympathy to Hawkes family. The tribute recalled his scholarship, faith, and service as teacher pastor and soldier of his country.
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WS. Hawkes
Canyon County Ministerial Association
Idaho
Henry W. Parker
James W. Gunn
B. G. Hawkins
Canyon County Ministerial Union
W. S. Hawkes
Mr. Hawkes
Christ
City Folks Learn To Use More Milk
Washington reports from the U S Department of Agriculture show nearly 103 billion pounds of whole milk used in 1922 for butter cheese ice cream milk chocolate and other products with 47 billion pounds consumed as milk Household per capita milk use rose from 49 to 50 gallons between 1921 and 1922 City residents added about two gallons per person but rural decline pulled the national average up only slightly
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas Court Work Is Told in Bulletin
A bulletin from the United States Bureau of Labor summarizes Kansas industrial court law, detailing its nature and operations since enactment. The report relies solely on official data, reflecting the viewpoint of the considering body and the courts involved.
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Kansas
Bulletin
Washington
States Bureau of Labor
Indians Want Too Many Mongrel Dogs
Washington Abolition of dogs at Indian reservations has long been debated. Fort Berthold Agency in North Dakota reduced dogs to two per capita and imposed a canine fee. An independent society is tasked with destroying dogs beyond the limit or those unpaid a dollar fee. Officials report education campaigns across reservations to curb mongrel pets.
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Washington
Fort Berthold
North Dakota
Council of Indians
Inspirational College Commencement Talk by Rev. Glendenning
The College of Idaho held its largest commencement crowd as Rev. J A Glendenning of Boise delivered a strong address linking science and religion. He urged graduates to carry a Christian, rational outlook into a future era, stressing duty to world progress and a hopeful vision for tomorrow. Dr W J Rowe conferred B A diplomas on 28 seniors and urged service over self to the world. Special music framed the program.
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College of Idaho
J. A. Glendenning
First Methodist Church of Boise
Rev
Glendenning
W. J. Rowe
France
Churches Must Learn Papers Value Belief
Atlantic City June 7 Rev John T Brabner Smith of Chicago urges church departments to advertise in newspapers to boost attendance and offerings. He argues churches should study papers to serve the public, take news to heart, and treat journalism as part of their mission. He cites Christ’s command to go into all the world and preach.
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Atlantic City
N.J
John T. Brabner Smith
Chicago
Church Department
Convention of Associated Advertising Clubs
Smith
John Wesley
Jesus Christ
Christ
Hoover Plans National Building Industry Stabilization
Secretary Hoover announces Commerce Department approval of American Construction Council plans to stabilize the national building industry. The program will gather data and issue weekly bulletins to dampen nonessential construction and spread the peak year round. Last year total construction reached four billion dollars with an over one billion dollar excess. For January–April 1925 demand rose 40 percent over 1922 capacity, while material supply was 16 percent below needs.
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Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
American Construction Council
Drive Gets Started in Canyon County Farm Bureau Push
A J O Reilly Canyon county farm bureau agent went to Nampa Thursday for a conference on bureau matters. Opposition from Nampa Equity has caused misunderstandings about the two organizations and clouds the membership campaign prospects. Caldwell Elks plan strong turnout at the Pocatello state convention next week with Dr J W Gue stating the local lodge will be well represented. One entertainment feature at Pocatello is a boxing bout between Spas Myers of Pocatella and Johnny Tramshtine of Portland, eagerly anticipated by fight fans.
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A. J. O'Reilly
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Nampa
Farm Bureau
Nampa Equity
Caldwell Elks
Pocatello
J. W. Gue
Poccatello
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George Ed Bington
University
Stone
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