First White Men Mark Palouse Country Visit and Camp Site
Idaho Falls attorney Ariel L. Cowley sues A. A. Merrill for $300 alleging assault and ejection from Merrill’s office during a business call. Residents near Mud Lake irrigate 2500 acres by shallow wells. Moscow votes an $84,600 budget for year ending June 30, 1932 with $11,000 allocated for salaries.
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Ariel L. Cowley
Idaho Falls
A. A. Merrill
Merrill
District Court
Cowley
Mud Lake
Hamer
Moscow
Ethics and Bootleggers in Tax Pursuit
The piece debates government ethics in seizing unlawful bootlegger proceeds under tax laws. It questions if authorities can claim illegitimate funds without tainting themselves and compares to past prosecutions of officials for taxing bootleggers. It argues law’s unclear paths and potential injustices.
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Shoshone County
Wallace and Wariner
Twenty One Kingdoms Left on Earth by 1921 World View
The article lists twenty one kingdoms including Hungary under regency and Iraq under mandate, with Bhutan semi independent and Nepal largely unknown, while Great Britain Japan Italy and others remain as major powers. It notes Siam and Abyssinia as theoretically absolute and closes with the remark that the world does move.
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Hungary
Iraq
Bhutan
Nepal
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Romania
Jugoslavia
Albania
Egypt
Bulgaria
Persia
Siam
Abyssinia
Afghanistan
Equilibrium not set by government says economist
Dr Benjamin M Anderson of Chase National Bank warned that restoring equilibrium cannot be achieved by government planning. He argued adjustments must come piecemeal through enterprises guided by market prices as prices drive consumption and production. He noted labor and capital shift to higher return lines until equilibrium returns. The second item notes common cosmetics containing iron aluminum or barium may affect facial appearance.
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Maryland
Benjamin M. Anderson
Chase National Bank
Anderson
Landlord Prayers and Reflections From a Bygone Era
An old excerpt discusses a sixteenth century prayer from the King's Prayer Book asking divine help to curb landlord greed and fair rent practices. It notes a modern parallel: tenants voicing taxation and rent concerns alongside property owners. The piece ends with a reflection on how women perceive themselves in the mirror, sometimes revealing a created image rather than fact.
Return of the Cougar and Early Deer Scarcity
TOONERVILLE notes a cougar known as panther or mountain lion stalking deer with a 40 foot strike. Former warden Otto Jones says each cougar could kill at least one deer weekly, helping explain scarce game in 1805. A fragment mentions a radio interference finance with fines from 61 to 10 for offenders.
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Otto Jones
Captain Lewis
Christopher
Questions and Answers Lighting Your Questions Answered
A reader Q and A feature lists answers to questions on government, history, and names. Topics include railway unions membership, Andrew Jackson’s death, Washington Irving dates, Ireland’s government, Rapidan Camp location, plural of people, naturalized presidents eligibility, and the Voegtlen surname meaning.
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Order of Railway Conductors of America
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Andrew Jackson
Washington — Irving
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Quick Quiz on World Facts for Students
The vernacular language of the Boers is Afrikaans. The U.S. president cannot unilaterally declare war. The most recently discovered planet varies by time. as of 2024, many new exoplanets are identified, not a single latest. Latvia was part of the Russian Empire. The Adriatic Sea separates Italy from Albania. A sea mile is a nautical mile. Gulliver is the fictional traveler in Jonathan Swift's travel satire. There are five Great Lakes. The national flower of England is the Tudor rose. Coastal nations own territorial seas up to 12 nautical miles. beyond that, exclusive economic zones extend to 200 nautical miles.
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Moscow
Stevens
Palouse
Uniontown
Pyramid Butte
Steptoe Butte
Kamas
Nez Perces
Viola Ridge
Peluse
South Africa
United States
Latvia
Italy
Albania
Gulliver
Great Lakes
Pointed Paragraphs and Proverbs in Aesthetic Debate
A collection of sharp aphorisms contrasts wit and wisdom on truth, luck, and conflict. It notes that appearances mislead and that calm speech can save time, while wealth and fashion incite envy amid urban life. The piece uses concise sentences to entertain moral phrases.
Panorama of Palestine Painted on Garden Wall
A 100 square foot scene of the holy land has been painted on the wall around Mrs. Martin W. Littleton's garden by Frieda Abrahams of Jerusalem. The wall encloses a library of biblical literature in Manhasset, New York.
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Manhasset
N. Y
Palestine
Martin W. Littleton
Holy Land
Frieda Abrahams
Jerusalem
Mischacop Creameries Butter Output in 1930 Near Seven Million
Mischacop Creameries produced nearly seven million pounds of butter in 1930, highlighting the plant’s strong dairy output during the year.
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Mischacop
The Grizzly and the Idaho Bear Heritage
Byron Defenbach describes the grizzly Ursus horribilis as Idaho’s largest predator once roaming from Mexico to Alaska. He notes its nine foot length, solid presence near Rexburg in 1811, and enduring danger to hunters, with only a few remaining near Salmon River mountains. Smaller Idaho bears are tree climbers and less dangerous.
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Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Mexico
Alaska
Dakotas
Rexburg
Wilson Price
Big Divide
Salmon River
Hudson's Bay
Cape Horn
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Blatu Tate
Ami
Pocatello
Pocate! 41Ribune, Inc
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Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Pocatelo
Yielas
the Tribune
Washington
Mall
Dept
Pocatello Tribune Service Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Little Stanley
Frederick M. Kerby
Daily Pocatello Tribune Wesington Bureau
New York Ave
Rapidan Camp
Blue Rigge Mountains
Hoover
Rapidan River
Madison County
Virginia
England
Wall Street
Corset Trust
Sapprighs
Pues
Byron Defenbach
William Walker
South Fifth Ave
Okamura Gardens
Canton Cafe
Viaduct
Keystone Cafe
East Center Street
Julius Oberg
Pearl Swanson
Beautte
North Lincoln
Marcel
la Jade Beauty
Cecelia DeLay
South Grant
Hanson Beauty and Bath Shoppe
W. Lander
Presto
Weiner
M. & A. Root Beer
North Main
Paramount
Paramount Cleaners & Dyers
North Arthur
Wettip
Rall
Purina
Anderson Lumber CO
Halliday
E. L. Anderson
Mgr
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