Elks Ritual Teams Compete at Idaho State Convention
Boise Lodge No. 310 and Idaho Falls Lodge No. 1018 reach the state ritual contest final in Pocatello. Past Exalted Rulers Joe Imhoff and Farrell Hansen lead teams as judges select the winner for a possible trip to the national Los Angeles convention in July.
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Pocatello Lodge
Boise Lodge No
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Boise
Joe Imhoff
Idaho Falls
Farrell Hansen
El’s Temple
Grand Lodge of the Order
Idaho
Los Angeles
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bedtime Story Continues with Scarecrow Pocket Adventure
Mite is carried from one pocket to another into Farmer Brown's bog pocket. He remains hopeful despite the uncertainty, sensing a safe outcome as the tale moves toward the next story where Little Mite reaches home.
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Mite
Farmer Brown
Little Mite
Pioneer Day Celebration Set in Idaho
Idaho plans its 26th Pioneer Day observance next Monday marking the state’s oldest white settlement at Franklin. The holiday, established by state legislation, honors the early pioneers and the founding era of Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Franklin
State
Legisla
From Tragedies to Fairy Tales Hans Christian Andersen’s rise
A brief look at Hans Christian Andersen from child writer of morbid tragedies to creator of beloved fairy tales. It notes his start in a charity school at age nine and his first manuscript Abor and Elvira finished at thirteen. His later works Ugly Duckling and Thumbelina enthralled millions. First degree burglary law in New York requires night-time commission for felony classification with 10 years minimum. second degree carries up to 10 years.
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Andersen
Abor
Elvira
New York
State observes 1911 special legal holiday closing offices
In 1911 the day is listed as one of eight special legal holidays on the state calendar. State and county offices will close and business will be suspended in many communities that annually arrange programs for the day.
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Ture
Deed to 320 Acres Signed by Sam Houston Found
J. E. McClain of Roscoe Texas who serves as postmaster holds a deed to 320 acres bearing the signature of Sam Houston. The document links Houston to land ownership in Roscoe.
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Sam Houston
J. E. McClain
Roscoe
Texas
Monument to Captain Cook on Hawaii Island T: Great Britain commemorates explorer. land donated by United States
A monument to Captain Cook stands on Hawaii Island honoring the 1778 discoverer who was killed there. The site, on land owned by Great Britain, was donated for the purpose by the United States.
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Captain Cook
Hawaiian Islands
Great Britain
United States
Elinor's Dinner Night Shadows Dirk and Hope
Dirk recalls Hope's quiet evening at Elinor's house as he reflects on her wedding ring and unbarred doors between her room and Rupert's. Isabel apologizes to Dirk, while references to Phryne and Tennyson reveal inner tensions and shared memories from Miss Hazen and past threats.
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Dirk
Elinor
Hope
Rupert
Isabel
Phryne
Tennyson
Elaine
Amy
Elinor's party echoes with a failed celebration
Isabel and her mother mingle with a list of guests including Rupert's new wife Hope and the bishop, Sey mour Gage, Ernest Web, and artist Joe Vincent while the scene hints at past intimacies and quiet tension. The table reflects candlelight and white roses as talk skates between memory and propriety.
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Elinor
Rupert
Seymour Gage
Ernest Web
Isabel
Preddy Nevin
Madame Chowdhury
Freddy
Natalie Page
Buffalo
Joe Vincent
Natalie
Miss Tompkins
Young Alabama delegate titled nation committeewoman at GOP convention
Alabama delegates chose 26 year old Mrs Roy Wates of Birmingham as the new national committeewoman, the youngest ever to hold the post. She gained fame by stumping six southern states for the party.
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Alabama
Roy Wates
Birmingham
United States
Associated Press
Mount Lassen tied with Elinor school note and fashion
A fragment notes Elinor in mauve chiffon associated with a youth school, then states Mount Lassen in California as the only active volcano in the United States.
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Elinor
Mauve Chiffon
Mount Lassen
California
United States
No Tax Payable on Home Made Wine
Citizens may manufacture 200 gallons of wine for family use without tax if not removed or sold. Home made wine must be for family use and consumed on site or moved for family use only. Apply to district supervisor in Seattle for the no charge permit before starting production.
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Fred H. Chase
Boise
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Chase
Cohol
Seattle
Wash
Hot Springs Modernization Near Salmon
A 15 man crew works to enlarge the Salmon Hot Springs pool and rebuild the building seven miles south of Salmon along U S highway 93. A dance hall and restaurant are to be completed soon. The springs have served the public since 1890 and were once run with the plunge separately. Fred Brough, son of the original owner, is the current proprietor.
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Salmon Hot Springs
Salmon
U. S. Highway 93
Fred Brough
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