Pacific Northwest Exposition Proposed to Advertise Northwest
Boise March 11 Cooperation of Idaho sought for a Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition proposed for early 1926 in New York City. Edward P. Krammer of Tacoma described the plan as a broad honest showcase to extend eastern markets, attract buyers and investors, and display Pacific Northwest products and potential.
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Boise
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
America
New York City
Edward P. Krammer
Tacoma
Boise Moves To Secure Permanency Of Veterans Hospital
Boise city council discusses a resolution to urge the United States government and work with the Boise Exchange Club to set aside funds at the Boise barracks for the States Veterans' hospital. The measure argues permanency will protect veterans welfare and justify large expenditures for permanent facilities.
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Boise
Mar
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Boise Barracks
Cconcil
Boise Exchange Club
United States
States Veterans’ Hospital
Veterans Hospital Bureau
Idaho Invited to Trade Exhibition in New Orleans
New Orleans March 11 United States Senator William Borah Idaho is praised for backing the Panhsdall OConnor resolution authorizing President Coolidge and the state department to invite foreign nations to participate in a permanent international trade exhibition opening September 5 The exhibit to be housed in the army supply building will promote world trade by gathering representative manufactured articles to facilitate cheap quick and efficient sales Idaho producers will be invited to participate in an all year trade mail program led by President Wallace The goal is a world trade mart highlighting Idaho strong mineral resources milling industries forestry and related strengths
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New Orleans
Mar
United State
William
Borah
Coolidge
State Department
Louisiana
C. L. Wallace
Morah
Idaho
Wallace
Teacher to Furnish Rooms at Gooding College
Miss Henrietta Gunderson, English teacher at Gooding college, pledged one fifth of a $25,000 fundraising goal by agreeing to furnish four rooms in memory of her mother Mrs. Martin T. Gunderson. The Minnesotan alumna, who has taught across Minnesota and South Dakota, follows a path shaped by faith and service in Christian education.
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Tribune
Gooding
Mar
Gooding College
Henrietta Gunderson
Martin T. Gunderson
Kenyon
Minnesota
Gunderson
Rockies
Senator Recommends Spofford For Pension Commissioner
Seg March 11 reports Sena tor g recommends appointing Judson Spofford, Boise Civil War veteran, as commissioner of pensions. The president doubts continuing the practice of naming Civil War veterans to head the bureau due to age, noting the last zone commissioner retired at 80. The senator also urges action for former Idaho Governor D W Davis now with the reclamation bureau who seeks a change.
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Judson Spofford
Boise
Pension Bureau
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Reclamation Bureau
Sloat and Sam Yen Attend Weeklong Service in Pocatello
The report notes L. Sloat along with Tom and Sam Yen serving in Pocatello this week, following a Wasinegs party held there.
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A. L. Sloat
Tom and
Sam Yen
Servin Pocatello
Wasinegs
Plans Completed New Ogden Hotel
Ogden set to get a nine story hotel on the Reed hotel site at Washington avenue and Twenty fifth street. Hodgson McClenan architects study shows guest rooms on the first two floors, with Hodgson returning from a long tour to inspect hotels. Construction expected to start next month with a nine month building period.
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Bigelow
Hodgson
J. H. Beckett, Jr
Tanlac Health Tonic Promises Strength and Recovery
From Mother Nature's storehouse roots barks and herbs are compounded as Tanlac a famed tonic and builder. The advertisement claims Tanlac restores health and strength and helps readers feel well again through the Tanlac formeala formula.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Idaho Falls Region
Marriage licenses were issued by County Recorder Witt on Monday to Arnold Nugent of Sterling Idaho and Della Phillips of Aberdeen William Price of Idaho Falls and Grace Lufkin of Rigby John P D Stewart of Teton City and Ada Anderson of Shelley.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Witt
Arnold Nugent
Sterling
Idaho
Della Phillips
Aberdeen
William Price
Grace Lufkin
Rigby
John PD. Stewart
Teton City
Ada Anderson
Shelley
Charles Chapman Dies in Idaho Falls at 70
Charles Chapman aged 70 died at his Idaho Falls home after a lingering illness. Born in Syracuse New York, he lived in Idaho Falls for 14 years after earlier time in Montana and New York. Survived by his wife one brother and two sisters including Mrs A Sr Peck widow of the late Judge Peck. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
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Charles Chapman
Tribune
Idaho Falls
C. P. Chapman
Syracuse
N. Y
Montana
New York
A. Sr. Peck
Judge Peck
Presbyterian Church
Curzon Undergoes Bladder Operation Reports
London March 10 AP notes no change in Lord Curzon's condition this morning after a surgery performed yesterday for bladder trouble.
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London
Lord Curzon
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Conoco
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Omy
Satis
Uncle Sam
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Colorado Corporation
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