Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs Endorses Multiple Reforms
The Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs at Blackfoot closed its third annual meeting with delegates chosen for the Atlantic City biennial in 1926. They voted to raise per capita dues, publish the Bulletin monthly, and endorse jury service for women, tax-supported public schools, and better child welfare. They also supported Fort Hall Memorial, world peace, and greater enforcement of child labor and nine hour for women laws, with resolutions on legislative bill printing and state and federal measures.
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Tribune
Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
William B. Lyman
General Federation
Home Producta Association
Blackfoot
Federation
Fort Hall Memorial Association
Old Fort Hall
Congress
State federation endorses constitutional amendment stance and anti prohibition positions
The Wadsworth-Garrett amendment is condemned for obscene literature and its circulation campaign is opposed. Delegates back a universal marriage and divorce amendment for Congress, oppose changing the eighteenth amendment, and back enforcement at state and federal levels. A state tuberculosis sanitarium is favored. Universal membership in the General Federation of Women's Clubs is adopted, Endowment Fund Week is set for the first week in November, and annual meetings are approved. A state club song was tabled for next year. Delegates leave the convention describing it as harmonious and constructive.
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Congress
Woipen
State Federation
Mrs Dockery Reports On Idaho Asylum Conditions
Mrs E J Dockery of Boise addressed the state federation in Blackfoot detailing asylum conditions observed at the Blackfoot State Sanitarium. She praised sanitation and food but condemned living quarters, laundry facilities, water leakage, and overcrowding, urging legislature to fund a new building. Alaska has a sigh which when dried forms an effective cardle.
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Blackfoot
E. J. Dockery
Boise
State Federation
Federation
Blackfoot State Sanitarium
Dockery
F. W. Mitchell
Wey
Alaska
Oldest Eggs Found in Mongolia Linked to Dinosaur Claim
The discovery in Mongolia is said to include eggs believed to belong to a dinosaur, a reptile thought to have lived about a million years ago.
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Mogolia
Blackfoot Chamber Pushes Federal Fish Hatchery for Idaho
Blackfoot Idaho October 14 resolutions urged a federal appropriation to establish a government fish hatchery in Idaho. J H Anderson president of the Bingham Sportsmen's association outlined benefits and urged support for Congressman Addison T Smith's bill. Also noted was praise for the first eastern Idaho district fair and plans to boost Idaho potato advertising and a proposed Idaho products week.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Blackfeot Chamber of Commerce
Dudate J. H. Anderson
Bingham Sportsmen's Association
Northwest
Congress
H. C. Tavey
B. G. Boone
R. L.garnand
I. B. White
Newr
Pocatelo
Southwest Idaho Active On Construction Program
Announcement expected within days on reconstruction of the Noble block on Main street Boise destroyed by last winter fire. Metro politan Insurance funds of 150000 back three story brick and concrete offices shops. Highway work totals several hundred thousand dollars in southwest Idaho and central Idaho. Lewiston dam power site mills and 46 miles of railroad push total spending beyond 13,000,000 aiding regional industry and utilities.
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Tribune
Boire
Noble
Main Street
Boise
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Idaho
American Palle Dam
Snake River
Lewiston Dam
N. P
Forest of the Clearwater
Child Injured When Thrown From Car
Idaho Falls Oct 14 The young daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Allegats of American Falls sustained severe scalp lacerations after being thrown from a car driven by her father at high speed The door gave way and she fell to the pavement She required multiple stitches in the injury The family was spending the weekend in the area
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
A. F. Allegats
American Falls
Car stolen from Idaho Falls theater recovered undamaged
Ford coupe owned by William G Nelson was stolen from in front of a theater in Idaho Falls Sunday evening. It reappeared early Monday in the same spot, seemingly undamaged, after Nelson notified the county sheriff.
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Tribune S. Blackfoot
William G. Nelson
Idaho Falls
Nelson
Iws
Thenneville
Sugar factories open in Idaho the value of new plants
Idaho reports several sugar factories opened on Monday with estimates suggesting about seventy days to reach full operation. The facilities are scattered in the upper valley region and involve local firms in the sugar industry.
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Idaho
Enn R Company
Geoke
Seta
ECZEWA Dries Right Up In Murky Note
Fragmentary note appears to discuss a topical product ECZEWA and its claimed drying effect. Text shows unclear phrases about burning, blood, and a possible remedy. No coherent event, date, or identifiable names emerge.
Labor shortage report disputed by Idaho Falls bureau
A Tribune Special from Idaho Falls says a Monday Associated Press report claiming a labor shortage in beet and potato fields is false. The free employment bureau reports adequate demand and wages, with only about a quarter of potatoes dug and rain delaying the season. Students may take leave. rural schools close two weeks to aid farming.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Associated Press
Free Employment Bureau
Doman
Monte Huffaker
Business Block Sold In Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Oct 14 The Huston Churchill building on Broadway changed hands this week when Frank Churchill of Seattle and Frank Shepard of Los Angeles sold it to J. K. Wilbur of Idaho Falls. The cash sale valued the block as one of the district’s most valuable without revealing the price. The twelve year old structure was built by J C Clay of Idaho and the late Fred Hunton, a former city resident, until his death in Los Angeles a year or two ago.
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Idaho Falls
Huston- Churchil
Broadway
Frank Churchill
Seattle
Frank Shepard
Los Angeles
K. Wilbur
J. C. Clay
Idaho Ails
Fred Hunton
Cny
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Atlantic City
BE. T. Barton
B. F. Hitcaner
Sandpoint
A. W. Rosecrans
Twin Falls
H. J. Hart Wallace
T. B. Brush
Menses
T. H. Farmer
Idaho Walls
Chamber of Commerce
Eczewa
Business Block
Bela Ars Iniestion
Bella
Liberty’s
Pocatello
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New York
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