Tax payments show big gain in June revenue
Washington reports a surge in income tax receipts raising total revenue for the fiscal year to 3,790,141,237 with June 18 alone at 239,602,300. The month totals 359,971,240 and year to date payments nearly reach 2,135,426,544, about 190,140,331 above last year’s pace. Surplus projections hover near 100 million by June 30 as treasury officials note surpassing last year’s totals and approaching 1923-1928 levels.
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Idaho Bankers Plan Annual Convention At Idaho Falls
The Idaho Bankers association will hold its annual convention at Idaho Falls on June 24 25. The gathering aims to address new banking legislation impacting duties and responsibilities to depositors and tax collectors while discussing growth in safety deposits and the role of banks in supporting industry agriculture and small homeowners. The event emphasizes public confidence and mutual interest between banks and the community to prevent financial disturbances.
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Idaho Lambs and Cherries Boost State Farm Trade
Idaho lambs move to market by train totaling about two million head, with receipts around 15 million dollars plus wool and wool products pushing livestock income toward 20 million this year. If evenly shared, that would be about 40 dollars per resident, while cherries ripening in valleys head for canneries and fresh markets as growers seek steady profits. Twin Falls area cannery contracts for about 200000 pounds as cherry shipments boost farm revenue.
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Trainioad
Unem
Twin Falls
Border Day Agent Kills Autoist
Fragmentary OCR notes describe someone influencing fruit supply and shipping through advertising. The text asserts goods must be moved and that advertising power was demonstrated, but specifics such as names, dates, or places are missing.
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Border Day
Backward Spring Prompts Merchants to Rethink Ad Strategy
A backward spring left the public reluctant to buy while merchants, stockpiled goods and intensified advertising. The era’s uncertain purchasing climate forced merchants to push promotions despite low consumer demand.
Insurance paid for boy's toy boat loss in pond
A fourteen year old schoolboy had 40 insurance for the total loss of his toy boat in a London pond. Lloyds sent experts to locate and salve the vessel but failed. The claim was paid, described as one of the century’s most unique cases.
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Lloyd’s
Long Hike Taken by State Guard
Idaho guard field artillery marched under Col. Edmund T. Powell from Coeur d'Alene, moving across the Boise valley with overnight stops and field positions. A track and field meet was staged by units remaining in camp.
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Idaho Guard Field Artillery
Edmund T. Powell
Coeur d’Alene
Boise Valley
Local notices from Inkom and surrounding spenders
Inkom tribune reports community updates with names such as Mrs Anne Bird Mrs Rowile Mrs H G Gerard and Mrs A J Damron attending church meetings and social visits. Daughters of the Pioneers in Pocatello and residents visiting Pocatello Denver Rock Springs and Soda Springs are noted along with several local residents listed for shopping business and hospitality.
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Anne Bird
Rowile
Stake Board
H. G. Gerard
Mary Webb
A. J. Damron
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Daughters of Stan Pioneers
Pocatello
C. W. Ga
C. W. Gardner
Ruth Pidcock
Boeing Air Transport leader to speak at Boise Air Conference
J G Johnson president of Boeing Air Transport and governor of the aeronautical chamber of commerce accepted Governor Baldridge’s invitation to speak at the Western States Air Conference in Boise on July 8 and 10. Boeing operates most lines in the eleven western states. Ramsay Nicholson of the Egyptian military service is recommended for a gallantry award for heroic rescue at Rippon Falls on the River Nile.
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Arronautical Chamber of Commerce
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Boeing Company
Nile
Ramsay Nicholson
Shelley Telegram Notes Local Trips Parade and Next Potato Day
June 21 report from Shelley notes Trumean Gil christ of the Commercial bank on vacation visiting Yellowstone Park and Ogden Utah. Local anglers report poor luck from heavy rain while several families travel to Missouri Kansas for visits and fishing. The Shelley Chamber entered a float in Blackfoot's parade honoring the railroad fifty anniversary and Idaho Potato day in October. A large Shelley turnout attended Blackfoot celebration and Miss Flora Clerk recovers from an auto accident.
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Grover Bennett
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Shelley Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Idaho
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Willett
Frazier Dam
N.S. Sage
H. J. Dyer
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Kansas
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Kansas City
Dyers Peope
Sage
Calvia
Wichits
Flora Clerk
Lucile Maguire
California
R. L. Anderson
Sal Lake City
Cora Malcolm
Commercial Bank
Ironized Yeast Whole-Body Weight Gain Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Ironized Yeast as a rapid weight gain solution promising 5 to 15 pounds in weeks. It claims iron enhances yeast to boost health and physique, with a pleasant tasting tablet and money-back guarantee if results disappoint.
Ribbons Half Price At Open Seventancse Store
Advertisement notes sealed ribbons at half price with odd spacing and fragmented text. Mentions no freight terms and unclear product details.
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