Idaho Editors Frolic To Island Park For Summer Convention
Idaho State Editorial association meets July 22 and 23 at Mack's Inn near Yellowstone Park. Editors travel July 19 from Sailey to Arco via Craters of the Moon, with stops at Idaho Falls and Hotel Bonneville luncheon, then Mack's Inn. They plan side trips to explore Craters of the Moon and park scenery and share Idaho’s development with readers back east.
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Idaho
Island Park Country
Yellowstone Park
Idaho State Editorial Association
Mack’s Inn
Park
Craters of the Moon
America
Sailey
Arco
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Mack's Inn
No Special Favors and the Farmer’s Fiscal Challenge
An editorial argues farmers seek no favors but equal profit potential with other industries. It discusses taxation, income, and luxury levies, noting some farmers profit while others fail due to careless accounting and internal management. It cautions against unrealistic demands and urges a businesslike approach.
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National Grange
Caldwell
Congress
Mr. Taber
Grange
Takke
Taber
Sherlock Holmes is Dead and Doyle Turns to Occultism
Dispatches claim Sherlock Holmes is slain by his creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as public fatigue grows. Doyle reportedly killed Holmes before and may bring him back via spiritual manifestations. The writer shifts toward occultism and away from scientific criminology. A note on pieces and printing style ends with a joke about medical authority and lumber.
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Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
Holmes
Arthur
Problems of producers at Geneva conference loom
The article remarks that producers faces issues are being debated at Geneva while noting no member of the economic conference seems to have heard of the so called Ultimate Consumer.
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Geneva
Economic Conference
Yellow Bird Family Fosters Cow Bird Hatchling
Mrs Yellow Bird finds an extra egg among four pale blue eggs and, after tears, chooses to hatch it. The Cow Bird grows large and aids in caring for all chicks, forming a family famed for kindness and selflessness. Daddy Yellow Bird builds a new nest as the brood thrives with Cow Bird's help.
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Lady Belle Bird
Yellow Bird
Daddy Yellow Bird
Mrs. Yellow Bird
Lady Blue Bird
Mamma Yellow Bird
Daddy Yellow Ida
Ugly Cow Bird
Cow Bird
Ralses
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Roller skating craze hits United States Naval Academy
At Annapolis the roller skating fad spreads across the United States Naval Academy. A Sunday scene on the Academy sidewalks shows skaters weaving to avoid collisions with visitors as the pastime becomes widespread.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Academy
Hit on all your Cylinders
A 1937 Bell Syndicate column urges self development and mental and physical training, using Helen Keller as example. It compares hitting all cylinders of body and mind to car maintenance and urges readers to try new talents and avoid half measures.
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Congress
Providence
Rollys Royce
Helen Kelier
Helen Keller
Bell Syndicate
Ofimi Wested
Our Children THE BLUE SHIRT
Dialogue from a family scene shows Chester growing stubborn at breakfast and a concern that his behavior recalls a grandfatherly figure. Parents discuss guiding his path and preventing him from going off track, signaling a developing character arc.
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Chester
Mollie
Bam
Up the Crick Poem and Epigrams by James Montague
A verse piece about chasing trout up a stream with changing scenes of nature and a brisk, hurried mood. It includes a short humorous explainer about moles and a jab at testing drunkenness and a note on British racial policy, all dated 1927.
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Crick
Early Idaho journey by Stepping on the Starter in 1832
A 1832 expedition narrates Stepping on the Starter and his party traveling through Idaho starting September 3 from Teton pass. They reach Lemhi headwaters after 16 days, follow the Lewis and Clark trail to Car men creek, build fortifications, and later move through Swan basin and Birch creek to the Snake river region, ending near Fort Walla Walla via Oregon before Columbia.
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Bonneville
Idaho
Teton Pass
Lemhi
Carmen Creek
Swan Basin
Birch Creek
Sinks
Snake River
Blackfoot
Salmon River
Little Wood River
Bear River
Soda Springs
Portneuf River
Snake
Bruneau and
Boize
Oregon
Fort Walla Walla
The
Columbia
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