Idaho Farmers Gain From New Tariff Provisions
Idaho congressman Addison Smith argues the tariff strengthens agriculture by shielding crops and livestock. He cites cattle, sheep, wool, sugar beets, beans, potatoes, peas, alfalfa and clover seeds, detailing duty hikes and their expected impact on Idaho’s farming sectors and prices. The analysis notes Idaho’s heavy farming share and the state’s production values in 1929.
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Addison T. Smith
Idaho
United States
London
Cuba
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Canada
Moellin Man Tortures Wife Then Tattoos Her
A. Sybold of Moellin Germany endured months of beatings from his wife before retaliating he bound her to a bed and tattooed her with six colors in an artistic design.
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A. Sybold
Moellin
Germany
Nice Girl Comes To Town Engagement Fails To Hold
Mary Lou Leslie enters a pretend engagement with aviator Tony Titherington to secure his wealthy aunt’s backing for a flight. As the pair grow closer in London, Mary Lou’s resolve weakens and fear over the flight mounts. A farewell party precedes Tony’s departure, and Mary Lou confronts her true feelings as the pretend union fractures.
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Mary Jou Lestie
Tony Titherington
Tony
Mary Lou
Jay Jerome
London
Mary Lou Leslie
Titherington
Jerry
Jay
the Berkeley
Ultra-Modern Urania Promotes the Independent Woman
A character study of Urania the Ultra-Modern Girl who reads voraciously and pursues every new invention from washing machines to aviation. She champions emancipation and informed living, advises mothers on child care, and acts as a keen fixture in her town’s modern society. The piece hints at ongoing serialized stories and reader correspondence.
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Urania
Jerry Gets His Pride Back In Burgess Tale
Jerry Muskrat pretends to know how many children Mrs. Muskrat has and endures Peter Rabbit’s teasing. The truth comes out when Mrs. Muskrat reveals there are nine babies, proving Jerry’s pride and his evasions.
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Jerry
Thornton W. Burgess
Jerry Muskrat
Peter Rabbit
Mrs. Muskrat
Peter
Mr. Sun
T. W. Burgess
Vaccination Against Typhoid: A Public Health Pillar
The article praises typhoid vaccination as a key preventive measure for outdoor lovers and travelers. It notes the historical impact of typhoid, the start of vaccination in 1896, widespread military use, minimal risk beyond soreness, and the strong protection it offers against infection and severe outcomes.
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United States
Learn to Swim Free Instruction This Summer
Indian Springs offers free swimming lessons from June 26 to July 5 inclusive. The program guarantees instruction and invites residents to enroll.
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Jyl
Pearl on bootlegger descendants and secret service echoes
Perspicacious Pearl muses that descendants of wealthy bootleggers may speak of their ancestors as secret service men with wry understatement. The quip plays on reputations and hidden histories in a period voice.
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Secret
Titer
The
Bell Syndicate
Lac
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the Pocatello Irisbune
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Idaho State Editorial Association
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune, Inc
Daily Tribune
Pc Post
BY Gluy AS
Williams
Corker
Dos
Dimmicks
Spanie
Bell SynDicate, Inc
Hone
Paradise
Cupid
Emi
Maysie Grein
Afne
Indian Springs
Chrysler
Girugag
Wright’s Modern
South 3Rd & Halliday
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
Marcelling
Dorothy Pugh
Arthur
Keystone Cafe
East Center Street
Ethel Hall
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