Idaho Leaders Push Retrenchment as Bonds Climb
State Senator Callahan cites Idaho bonded indebtedness rising from 2.35 million in 1913 to 4.92 million by 1930 and state and ad valorem taxes doubling since 1913 while urging real retrenchment. Minidoka wool pool reports 20 000 fleeces sold at 12 3 4 cents per pound for about 275 growers. A Nez Perce incident leaves James Black Eagle dead and Rev Stephen Reuben injured after a logging accident near Webb. The Weiser post office site vote ends with a tied count of 27 for the corner opposite the Washington hotel and five other sites, delaying construction two to three years due to red tape.
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Callahan
Shoshone County
Idaho
James Black Eagle
Stephen Reuben
Webb
Black Eagle
Reuben
Lewiston
Minidoka County
Washington Hotel
Weiser
E. R. Putnam
Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
J. E. Fitzgerald
Postal Department
Seattle
Wash
Plus Signs show improving business across lines in 1931
The June issue notes April and May commerce gains per National City Bank and the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. It cites rising demand for higher quality goods, stronger machine tool orders, higher May automobile output, and increased structural steel bookings signaling a building surge.
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National City Bank
New York
William L. Cooper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington
Frank Stutz
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
Chevrolet
Ford
Department of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
Wesley Mitchell
Drug, Inc
Liggett
Bristol-Myers
Life Savers
Vick
Bayer
Irving Fisher
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
American Can Company
Continental Gas Company
Notable Cheese Varieties Quip and Forgotten Criminal Lyda Southard
A remark on the vast range of cheeses and their age, followed by a musing on fading fame. The piece recalls Lyda Southard, noting she vanished from Idaho News pages after leaving fingerprints on a penitentiary wall.
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Anpone
Lyda Southard
Am Imddés
Boise
Penitentiary
World questions answered by the Daily Pocatello Tribune
Philadelphia citizens spend an average of 50 dollars yearly on medical care. Hagerman-Cash grocery company opened a grocery store here.
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Philadelphia
Hagerman — Cash Grocery Company
Pointed Paragraphs on Credulity and Conventions
A collection of aphorisms on trust, judgment, and ambition. It notes meddling third parties ruin marriages, judging thoughts by speech is flawed, contentment varies with outcomes, unconventional people challenge norms, poetry nudges vanity, and ambition may corrupt wealth. It ends with a playful remark on a keen hint throwing woman.
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