Here We Have Idaho
Promiscuous distribution of handbills in Twin Falls is banned by an Idaho official. A Caldwell farm dispute over waste water led to a broken jaw for George Eldredge. Henry Jordan is accused of the assault. A theft of 480 dollars from Emil Sager’s cabin near Kellogg is reported. The Boise river spillway at Arrowrock dam attracts motorists. A plane crashed near Bassett but landed successfully. Fergus McKeever of Idaho Falls received a letter and photos from Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm, after meeting him in an American hotel. Driftwood gathered from the Clearwater provides fuel for families, with locals and Indians helping harvest logs by river. American Falls lake beachgoers also use driftwood for campfires.
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Twin Falls
O. H. Coleman
Public Safety
George Eldredge
J. J. Allison
Canyon Hill
Caldwell
Henry Jordan
Ditchricer
Allison
Rose Street
Kellogg
Kellogg City
Emil Sager
Bunker Hill
Sager
Arrowrock
Boise
The
Statesman
Fergus McKeever
Idaho Falls
Frederick Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Mr. McKeever
McKeever
Crown Prince
American Falls Lake
Pocatello Plans Modernized City Upgrades and Growth
The article outlines a comprehensive program for Pocatello including an improved educational facilities a municipal auditorium a modern north end subway widened Halliday Street subway and reconstructed viaduct a definite growth plan and development of gravity and supplementary well water systems aimed at securing future needs and infrastructure.
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Pocatello
North End
Halliday Street
Taste and See Psalm Quote
A religious verse invites reflection on the goodness of the Lord and the blessing of trust. The message emphasizes faith as a source of comfort and guidance.
Water types and weight debated by Washburn and Urey
The article lists numerous water varieties and notes scientists Washburn and Urey have studied water weight. It explains that water weight depends on hydrogen to oxygen ratios and highlights the complexity beyond plain water. It also discusses the 18th amendment and how repeal would be recorded.
Vanity and Pride Drive Men to Crisis and Divorce
An article cites Dr. William Muhlberg of Union Central Life Insurance saying pride, not hunger or hard work, fuels men's suicides. It discusses keeping up with neighbors, perceived failures, and the vanity of status. A courtroom joke on alimony follows, then a quip about a woman selling a love story for $2000 to a jury.
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William Muhlberg
Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Dr. Muhlberg
Burgess Story for the Children’s Forest Tale of a Bear
Buster Bear limps from a prickly quill injury, hides from Farmer Brown’s Boy, and endures worsening paw pain while learning the toll of a misbehaving mood. The tale contrasts his ache with a child psychology note on emotional storms and the need for rest to regain control.
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Buster Bear
Porky
Buster
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Our Children Our Children CRITICAL CHILDREN
A reflective plea outlines the natural course of measles in children. It argues accepting the illness until recovery rather than demanding immediate vigorous health and a normal temperature. The tone urges patience with the child’s healing process.
Constipation Relief Through All-Bran Aids Oxford Woman
Mrs. Doris Eyre King of 16 Road Oxford reports long term constipation resolved after four months using Aut-Bran. Lab notes attribute relief to bulk to stimulate the bowels and vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract with iron support. Two tablespoonfuls daily recommended by Kellogg Battle Creek.
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Doris Eyre King
Road
Oxford
Englan
Battle Creek
Adolescent Distress and Paths to Calm
The text advises calmly handling troubled adolescence. It cautions against harsh words, recommends rest, new surroundings, and brief separations to refresh a stressed teen. Family patience, supportive talk after rest, and occasional external visits help restore mood and family harmony.
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Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
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Salt
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Phil Harris
Cocoanut Grove
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