Harding Third President to Visit Yellowstone Park
President Harding and about seventy aides and press members will arrive at Yellowstone’s northern gateway on June 30, remain the next day, and depart. The piece notes past presidential visits by Arthur and Roosevelt, modern travel by auto, and the park’s spring geysers and abundant wildlife including elk, deer, bears, antelope, and buffalo.
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Grotte
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Washington
Old Faithful
Evolution of Transportation in Yellowstone Park
Transportation has evolved from pack trains in Arthur era to stage coaches, now served by Yellowstone Park Transportation company. A fleet of 250 ten passenger cars and additional vehicles provide passenger service across the park.
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Arthur
Sacospera
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Idaho appoints Roise Grissom poet laureate
Roise Tdlahd Grissom of Idaho Falls is named Idaho’s first poet laureate by Governor CC Moore after strong backing from state women’s clubs. She has published about 100 poems and two short novels and will release The Far West this autumn with sponsorship from First District Federated clubs.
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Roise
Tdlahd
Irete Welch Grissom
Idaho Falls
CC. C. Moore
Llaureate
Idaho
Grissom
The
Tetons
Abbie George
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
Martha Dolman Loux
Pocatello
College Club of
St Louis Welcomes Rotary Delegates From Many Nations
Delegates from 1 450 clubs across 26 countries arrive in St Louis for the fourteenth International Rotary Convention. The article traces Rotary's growth from its 1905 Chicago origins to 41 districts, with each club remaining locally autonomous.
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Rotary
International Rotary
Chicago
San Francisco
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British Isles
Canada
Newfoundland
Porto Rico
Mexico
Cuba
Republic
Panama
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
China
Norway
British India
Spain
France
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Peru
South Africa
Japan
Holland
Brazil
International Board
World Briefs With Diverse Global Updates
New York artist Paul Cornoyer dies in East Gloucester Massachusetts. Rome reports emigration commission besieged by workers artisans and peasants seeking to go to America under July 7 quota with Mussolini's personal interest. Victoria BC says Canada steamship Erpreses of Canada set new Trans Pacific record of 5 days 10 hours 54 minutes. Panama notes first fortnight of June 216 ships pass through canal paying 974822 dollars a record. Buenos Aires unions strike after shooting of Kurt Wilckens German anti militarist in retaliation for Argentine officer death. London reports Sir Henry Prim cousin of Lord Rothery and former high officer holder killed himself.
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Emiration
America
Mussolini
Victoria
B. C
Erprese
Canada
Buenos Aires
Kurt Wilckens
CéBary second Sheeota ideal for twethor practice paper
The Tribune Co Ltd advertises a practice paper labeled CéBary second Sheeota offered at half the usual price. Contact via Phone 123 for purchase details.
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
Reducing Sheep Freight Rates Cuts Costs in Reno
Reno reports substantial freight rate reductions on sheep from Carson. The move aims to ease transport costs for ranchers and boost livestock sales across northern Nevada. Officials note the cut affects multiple carriers and may influence regional market prices.
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Carson
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