Smoke Screen or Reform in Idaho Liquor Law Enforcement
A critical column argues Idaho secretary Frank Meek and Commissioner M. B. Yeaman obscure enforcement failures by labeling violations as due to lack of legislation. It accuses officials and officers of colluding with racketeers to delay action, calling the stance a political cover and predicting inaction continuing.
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Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Idaho
Frank Meek
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
M. B. Yeaman
Liquor Control Commission
Yeaman
Attorney Meek
Mr. Meek
Mr. Yeaman
Cc. C. Kendall
Ada County
Robert Coulter
C. C. Gossett
Nampa
Jack Sharp
Boise
Clark Man
San Francisco Dedicates Two Massive New Bridges
The piece compares the Brooklyn Bridge’s 13 year build and aging to modern bridge construction, noting the city’s unveiling of two of the world’s largest bridges. It reflects on the Brooklyn Bridge once a wonder, now aging and in need of rebuilding apart from towers and cables.
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AN Francisco
Brooklyn Bridge
Idaho articles span encampment to public notices
The Idaho GAR encampment in Coeur dAlene marks 50 years since its organization with six attending and six more unavoidably absent. Idaho news covers other items from a Jerome bird-breeding manager refusing tuberculosis tests to July 5 as a legal holiday, state officials travel notes, and changes in state employment leadership.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Barzilla Clark
Idaho
Farmer Brown's Boy Paints Signs Around the Farm
Busy days as Farmer Brown's Boy plants cherry and mulberry trees and cuts boards to paint signs. He nails four signs along the Old Orchard, Green Forest, Green Meadows, and Old Pasture while Bowser the Hound and watching birds react, led by Sammy Jay, puzzle over the signs.
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Brown
Farmer Brown
Bowser the Hound Gamboling
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Sammy Jay
Obedience and Cooperation in Child Rearing
A parent guidance piece argues for explaining reasons to children to foster cooperation. It contrasts infant and adolescent needs, urging parents to link obedience to self discipline and self control, with material rewards for young children and spiritual rewards for teens. It promotes sending for Mr. Angelo Patri’s leaflet The Bashful Child via a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Why Parents Must Explain Rules To Children
The piece argues children ask why rules exist and parents should answer honestly to maintain cheerful obedience. It stresses that safety or comfort alone is not a sufficient motive and that youths will push limits to grow, seeking reasons beyond simple orders. It uses a school departure example to illustrate the need for clear rationale.
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Father
Eon
Bobby
Man Feared Dead Near Bonners Ferry
Searchers fear Milo Han, a blister rust control worker, is dead after going missing Saturday near Bonners Ferry. Crews comb the area and speculate he may have fallen into swollen Cow Creek while crossing on a log.
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Bonners Ferry
Milo Hanson
Cow Creek
Cancer Born On June 30 Heralds Creative Career and Fortune
The article predicts a strong creative and professional potential for Cancer individuals born on June 30. It notes talent in writing teaching art singing entertainment dancing or store management and strong matrimonial prospects. It cites notable figures Thomas H. Tein Edward yacht designer and William Ershall painter among others.
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Thomas H. Tein
Edward
William Ershall
Harriet W. Sewall
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
James A. Whitney
Six People Injured in Separate Beaver Utah Accidents
Six persons are recovering from a series of unrelated accidents in Beaver Utah as authorities report scattered incidents on a recent date. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Utah
Oregon fights syphilis census and education push
Health officials estimate Oregon records about 3000 new cases annually and blame Dr. Frederick Stricker for the rise. A disease census begins today to map prevalence sources and locate cases for treatment. A postgraduate course will be added at the University of Oregon medical school to train physicians. Night motor accidents are rising, per the American Automobile Association.
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Oregon
Frederick Stricker
Stricker
University of Oregon Medical School
American Automobile Association
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