Notable Idaho News Bits Highlight Local People
A collage of notices from Idaho stories includes Mrs Mary P Brown of Bellevue riding in the Golden Jubilee parade, Rev Paul Van Horn resigning Boise church post, Loretta McDonald and William Mark engagement, Beatrice Hudson and E H Gillman wedding, and praise of Borah Walsh and Smoot in the U S Senate. A Twin Falls chautauqua speaker from New Jersey comments on western senators.
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Mary P. Brown
Bellevue
Hailey
Alturas
Loretta McDonald
Wallace
William David Mark
Mark
David Mark
Blackfoot
University of Idaho
Dayrock Mining Company
Bingham County
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Borah
Walsh
Smoot
Senate
Congress
John E. Aubrey
Tenafly
New Jersey
Twin Falls
Disgraceful Mink Creek Road Delays Spark Public Outcry
Residents blame slow work and lack of supervision as cars stall along Mink Creek Road on Sunday. They demand accountability for a passable path during ongoing construction and warn the road endangers vehicles. In other news, Congress bought a new old book titled The City of God by Augustine illustrating historical debates about Rome.
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E Mink Creek
Congress
Otto Vollbein
Saint Augustine
Rome
Alaric
Perhas
Hoover
Public schools urged to shift toward citizenship and vocational training
The article argues that public schools should focus on preparing students for citizenship and life rather than primarily for college. It favors in junior high and beyond a broaded curriculum with vocational guidance in agriculture home economics bookkeeping stenography salesmanship and auto mechanics. It also notes the need to identify each child’s strengths to guide course choices and reduce unemployment.
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Pocatello Public Schools
W. F. Bond
Mississippi
United States Daily
Bond
Questions and Answers from the Daily Pocatalo Tribune
Readers submit questions to Frederick M. Kerby Question Editor in Washington for free factual replies. Topics include meanings origin of names and trivia like Conway Derby results and signs of luck. answers cite records and standard methods.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Daily Pocatello Tribune
Wasington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Adil
Community events and bond election in Idaho area
July 27 7 30 a m a community breakfast honors Carl R Gray U P president. August 28 29 Kiwanis district convention. July 3 4 Idaho Postal Employes convention. July 9 a 355000 bond election for Pocatello Public Schools polls 12 8 p m Louis W Hull Jr grandson of James J Hill works as a bank clerk for practical education.
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Carl R. Gray
U. P
Utah-Idaho Kiwanis Clubs
Idaho Postal Employes Association
Pocatello
Louis W. Hull, Jr
James J. Hill
Empire Builder
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Pocatello Tribune
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American Newsaper Publishers’ Association
Dabe State Editorial Association
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello Tribune, Inc
Tribune
Rooma
United States
Poontdle
Toonerville
Ezra Futty JR
BEN Smiths
Fox
Pontaine Fox
Yielas
Paul van Horn
First Congregational Church
Boise
Old South Church
Worcester
Seattle
New England
Mr. van Horn
Beatrice Hudson
A. M. Hudson
E. H. Gillman
Virginia City
S. Anthony
University
Lincoln
St. Anthony
Hillman
Mink Creek
Hollywood
Mack Sennett
Mack Senate
the Tribune
Washington
Pocatello Tribune Service Bureau
New York Avenue
U. S
Division of Secret Service
Treasury Department
Delmar
Loran
Laurel
Carson City
Nevada
Georgia Tech
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Tennessee
Bubbling Over
Baggenbaggage
Rock Man
Rhinock
Pomney
Espine
Light Carbine
Canter
Blondin
Display
Recollection
Champ de Mars
Roycrofter
Bureau of
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FEA
Children’s Permanent
Marcelling
Pugh Dorothy
South Arthur
AMAZE
Mininute Scientifacts
Mont
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Kan
Harter
Troy-Parisian Co
T. H. O'Rourke
East Lander
Bishop
North
Canton Cafe
Craven Transfer & Storage CO
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Keystone Cafe
East Center Street
North Main St
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Radio Dept
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Postoffice
South Ari
Colletts Beauty Shop
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