Governor Moore Probes Idaho Board To Patch Split At Insane Asylum
A Boise editorial notes Governor Moore attends a board of trustees meeting at the Blackfoot insane asylum to study modernization. It points out the sterilization law lacks funding, needs hearings, and faces logistical hurdles. The piece compares local scandal culture to past national headlines and hints at broader reform themes.
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Moore
Board of Trustees
Blackfoot Insane Asylum
Murder of a Kelso Editor Prompts Call for Tolerance
The death of Thomas J. Dovery, editor of the Cow lita County News, is urged as a warning against political rancor in Kelso. While motives remain uncertain, the Oregonian notes bitter factions and heated campaigns can drive to violence. The piece argues for a more tolerant spirit to avoid such tragedy.
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Thomas J. Dovery
Cowlita County
Kelso
Dovery
Celso
Novery
Oregonian
The Canyon Bond Between Nance and Sonny
In a remote canyon, Nance Allison bonds with Sonny, a hungry, affectionate boy living with Brand, a harsh guardian. As Brand returns, a tense encounter unfolds revealing danger, loyalty, and the risk of taking Sonny away from a troubling situation.
To Be Gandloved The Best Way to Mht Your Own Bus Inces
The piece suggests using newspaper reporting to promote one’s own business by sharing details publicly through local media. It emphasizes visibility and word of mouth as key strategies for growth.
The St Paul Rail Story a Tale of Prosperity and Crises
A fragmented reminiscence discusses the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines, its rise with western agriculture, and its decline into receivership. It weighs farm prosperity, railroad interdependence, and the push for a national marketing system to stabilize farmer prices and ensure railroad revenue.
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Éento Valtroad
Asreang
Agri ‘Cultura
Peroua
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Yarra
KNULL News and Foreclosure Notice From Twin Falls
George Lincoln is ill. Social events honor Frank Houston and Kyle Alexander households. Pleasant View School social benefits Knull baseball. Baptist children's day program drew a crowd. Notice of foreclosure sale ordered by Twin Falls court sets July 10, 1925 at 2:00 PM at the courthouse. Parties named include A Babcock and various spouses and heirs.
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Ray Mann
Rock
J. Colbert
R. K. Alexander
Con Mere
Alexander
Kanga&s
Myrtle - Alexander
Beal
Pleasant View School
Knull
Baptist Church
Rey
Guy+ W
Jones
Can
W. J. Agee
Harold
Seattle
Filer News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Picnic Plans
Local residents recount trips to California and Oregon with praise for Idaho weather. Social groups from Filer Twin Falls and Buhl plan a fairground picnic Thursday night and Campfire Girls announce a future cook sale after outdoor outings near the Pines and Shoshone Bank.
Shanshn Scout Meet to Plan Summer Camps
A special Boy Scouts meeting will be held at the church on Wednesday evening to finalize summer plans and arrange camping trips. Mire Hawley, scout executive, will assist. Frances Spayr and wife recently purchased Provost property in east Hatsen and moved from Twin Falls. Mrs Hillegas visited her son and family near Twin Falls. Kenneth Smith visits his father H H Smith east of town. Women's Community Council will meet at church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Each lady will answer a call by current events.
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Keltth’ Smith
H. H. Smith
ABC
Spartias
Public Forum Weighs Fourth of July Plans in The Times
Readers debate whether to celebrate on July 4 or postpone to July 24 in southern Idaho. Letters accuse editors of bias toward Mormon influence, while editors defend publishing signed pieces and explain stance on July 4 celebrations and local cooperation with nearby towns.
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Ani Bration
Utah
Uty
Idaho
Tims
The
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Harold G. Patton
Folster
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber. Of.commerce
Netzh
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St. Paul Pan
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Plainitt
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William Cleveland
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J. A. Xolsfer
Emma W. Clouchek
District Court of
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Tony
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Sherift
Filer News
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Kiwanis
Filer
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Buhl
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Goughnour
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George, Jr
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Harry Hogs
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Clear Lakes
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