Idaho's Prohibition Vote Turf War and Silent Stateside Battles
Cato surveys Idaho's delay on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as dry and wet factions push actions. Idaho leaders, including Governor Ross and Ted Walters, engage with federal figures like Jim Farley, debating special elections and political leverage. The piece blends gossip with political maneuvering over national policy at state level.
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Ross
Boise
Farley
Bret Ross
Simon
Ted Walters
Chicago
Ted
Prohibition
Brother Farley
Boulder
Owyhee
Walters
Here We Have Idaho From THE CONSUL
A collage of Idaho notes reports on the Scandinavian reunion at Rexburg June 20 with invited towns, a prominent Blackfoot attorney turning down a governor’s appointment, a tale of a turkey tom guarding eggs, bounty data on magpie heads and eggs, beet field employment in Bonneville county, sugar company labor use, and the cost of a recent special session with payroll details and a beer tax projection.
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Rexburg
Pocatello
Shelley
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Yellowstone
Turkey
J. W. Woodruff
Pioneer
Minidoka County
Tom
Upper Valley
John Haynes
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Bonneville County
Idaho
Senate
House
Representatives
Hill
Governor vows retaliation over reception to fiat money plan
The governor, unhappy with the reception to his 30 billion dollar fiat money scheme, hints at taking revenge. No concrete proof is offered, but the claim is presented as a possible motive.
Timid Whitefoot Bravely Speaks To Buster Bear
Thornton W Burgess tells how Whitefoot the Wood Mouse, the timidest creature in the Green Forest, musters courage to speak to Buster Bear about the wounded paw caused by Prickly Porky. Buster reacts with surprise and humor at the bold moment.
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Green Forest
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Buster Bear
Buster
Porky
Aunt Kate at the table and beyond a family portrait
The narrator recalls Aunt Kate ailing and exacting about food and environment. She travels with her own meals, detests eggs and cheese, and suffers if air or noises disturb her. Family members discuss coping as Aunt Kate remains a fixture, until memories hint she once felt freer in childhood.
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Aunt Kate
Father
Kate
Aunt Kate and a Lesson in Growing Compassion
A mother counsels siblings to be kind to Aunt Kate, now an isolated elder who laments misunderstanding. The text urges tempering harshness and shaping a hopeful, healthy outlook in a retreating child through supportive, patient guidance.
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Kate
Music teachers of tomorrow train wind players at Ida ho
Mr. Gardner, instructor at the university and mentor to many Ida ho teachers, enrolls students for summer lessons in all wind instruments. Instruments provided. Call 143 or 2020 for prices.
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Washington
Gardner
Idaho
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