Idaho Technical Institute Ninth Annual Catalogue Issued
The ninth annual catalogue from the Idaho Technical Institute announces a new daily course schedule and a blank for high school credits to aid entry into college or vocational tracks. It notes a standard college load of 15 hours, with vocational students allowed additional hours. The catalogue records official Junior College inspection and NW Association accreditation, ensuring Tech credits appear on printed lists. Prof. H. C. Gonni will head the Commerce department, while serving as government trainee counselor and faculty secretary. Copies are available from the Tech office.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Tech
Colege
Commerce
H. C. Gonni
University of Nebraska
Prof
Goggins
Tech Office
Mining future termed bright in western prospects
Salt Lake City notes optimism in mining circles about the United States metal industry. George W. Lambourne, Utah mining figure, predicts notable advancement in mineral wealth this year, especially in the west, though silver’s immediate future remains uncertain.
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Salt Lake City
United Tes
George W. Lambourne
Utah
Man Recovers After Mayr Remedy Purchase
A customer narrates recovery from years of indigestion and bloating after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation clears mucus in the intestinal tract and reduces stomach and liver ailments, promising a money back guarantee with a single dose.
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Mayr
Mexicans Want Hearst's Ranch
Reports from El Paso say Chihuahua City authorities face pressure to expropriate a portion of William R Hearst's ranch 600 miles away. Citizens demand land for farms and officials seek to know if Hearst would sell and at what price.
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el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua City
William R. Hearst
Chihuahua
Mr. Hearst
Republic
Hearst
Utah Weather Briefing Shows Fair Period With Possible Showers
Fair tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the northwest. Cooler in the extreme east and possible local frost in the west tonight.
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Northwest
Idaho lifts seat-foot ban after five years
Boise readers report that Idaho rescinds a 1918 order prohibiting placing feet on unoccupied seats in passenger cars. State welfare commissioner David Burrell confirms the change, ending a long-standing restriction that allowed feet to rest on seats during travel.
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Boise
Idaho
David Burrell
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