Idaho Board Cuts County Valuations Across State
In Idaho on Aug 18 the state board of equalization ordered reductions in county valuations. Rojas county led with a 25 percent cut, Adame 16 percent, Mootenai and Shoshone 6 percent, others adjusted. Agricultural land values were lowered in Ada by 18 percent and in several counties by 30 percent, with Bonner Himora Uoeida 30 percent, Ronnock Gem 10 percent, and Washington 216 percent for dry farm land. An executive session aligned valuations on sheep and altered land values, and a 10 percent increase was added to every county's sheep assessment.
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Tcine
Idaho
State Board of Equalization
Eday
Ada
Kootenai
Franklin
Bonner
Himora
Uoeida
Ronnock
Gem
Washington County
NO NATIONAL STRIKE OF THE MACHINISTS Planned Opposition Counts On Eight Hour Day
Washington reports the International Association of Machinists rejects a proposed national strike to enforce an eight hour day. The executive board backs a vigorous campaign for shorter work hours, while President Johnson says no general strike will be authorized. Keppler plans to press his proposal before the executive board tomorrow.
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Washington
J. J. Kappler
International Axaueration of Machiniata
Association
Wi H. Johnson
Kanpler
Whchh
International Association
Sad
Yhrlanen
Keppler
Ways to Clean a Silk Picture Frame and Beauty Tips
A woman's page offers home remedies and beauty advice. Afra asks how to clean a silk picture frame. Mrs Nelalibor suggests boiling a onion mix and washing the frame, then lemon juice and flour paste to refresh the brim. It also promotes a complexion lotion and a scalp shampoo as seasonal grooming tips.
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Afra
Kitchen hints from Cook on storage and cleaning
Practical domestic tips advise not storing reveals or evaporated fruits in paper bags to avoid pests. Reuse old preserve jars, buy soap in bulk and dry well, steam and polish jam glasses over boiling water, keep a comb for cleaning, apply soap to woodwork, and use yellow soap plus sugar and powder for stove polish to extend burn time.
Women at Exposition Convene Grandly in San Francisco
The Panama Pacific International Exposition hosts a large gathering of women from many nations. Prominent delegates include Mrs Snowden, Miss Adams, Mrs Harriott, and Mrs Hearst, with extensive participation by college sororities, professional groups, and women’s committees. The event emphasizes suffrage, peace, social welfare, and education, featuring numerous conventions from August through September and a strong focus on women’s leadership and recognition.
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San Francisco
Phoielans
Publicista
Muir
Suttmaiers
Convention and Congress Aviny
Mra
Phu Snowden
London
Wari Went
Misa Jona Addama
All Howe
Chiipo
Carrie Chupwanath
New York
Leaeucy Ny
Svligole
Ubivage
Uhoehe A. Hearst
Aimerons
Cristian Association
Atm
Notin
MD York
Gill Nile
Waita
Sho Daughton
aEigen
Grenale
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Delta VI
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority Writers' Conference
Gamma Phi Beta
Young Ladies’ Institute
Smith College
National Association of Collegiate
Mount Holyoke College
Wellesley College
Catholic Liuites' Aid Society
Women's Christian Temperanea Union of California
National Society of Colonial Dames
California
Order of the Eastern Btat
United Daugh of the Confederacy
Ortobergu National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pucific
Coast City
Ference
Departmentation
Kinte
Ten
Congress of
California Federation of School Women's Clubs
International
Tmducational Home Economic Congress
International Congress of Fann Women
Congressional Union
Noodlework Guild of America
Pacific Branch
Weeran’s
Poreist Missionary Society
Ebuteh
Wonans Home Missionary Society
Datch
Amin
Nationa Education Association
Congress of Education
Oakland
Tyter
Durant
Anna Strong
Tnitud
Tie
Wellten
Varina
Feet and fashion harms in old magazine warning
The article cautions that tight footwear and deformed feet cause health issues, citing flat foot as a major contributor. It notes Norwegian ships sunk and criticizes unsafe footware habits, urging correct shoe fit and care for the feet of American women. It mentions the dangers of tight shoes and the need for proper footwear.
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London
The Mineral and Romulua: historic ships with unclear fate
The Mineral, a 49 ton gassel built in 1890, owned in Narvik, plus the Romulua, a 220 ton vessel built in 1919, sailed from Aragero. The text mentions a baked captain and unusual cooking details as coal, water, and butter are prepared, with salt and pepper.
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Narvik
Romulua
Aragero
Ane
RACING WITHOUT BETTING IS TAME IN HUTTE MONTANA
A group of sportsmen in Hutte Montana declared no further ponies at Veer Lodge track with betting barred. They note prior efforts to revive racing failed when betting was introduced and crowds vanished. The dispute centers on maintaining racing without wagering amid lingering purse stakes at the state fair and county officials’ involvement.
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Hutte
Mont. Ave
Vorses
Veer Lodge
Yrte
Montana
Butte
Tte
Deer Lodge race meeting canceled over oral betting ban
The article notes wild west shows and races faltered as sheriff bets and an oral betting ban halted the event. The meeting was canceled, with thousands of dollars in losses. It mentions Judge Potter and a Wyoming delegation at a convention, detailing American Bar Association ties and notable figures from Evanston, Laramie, Rawlins, and Cheyenne.
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United States
Tacola
Deer Lodge
Turners
Butte
Menting
Wyoming Enjoys Much Prosperity
Chief Justice Charles N. Potter of Wyoming discusses a strong season of prosperity at the American Bar Association convention in Salt Lake. He notes wool and cattle prices are solid, general conditions excellent, and Wyoming’s new state bar has fifteen members attending. He praises Wyoming’s progress and willingness to assist at the convention.
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Salt Lake
Wyoming
Charles N. Potter
Mayreme Court of
American Bar _association
State Bar Association
Salts Lake
Steel orders from Russia report affirmed
United States Steel officials confirmed a report that Russia ordered 65 060 tons of steel rails likely for the Trans Siberian railroad project. Additional orders for 60 000 tons are stated to have been placed with the Pennsylvania Steel Company and its subsidiaries.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Trans-Siberian
Pennsylvania Stes] Company
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Jone
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Ead
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American Bar Association
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ABC
Montreal
Organland Sp
American Bar Asociation
Potter
Wryming
Bengan
Wsanln
Arnold
Laramie
John A.arnold
Evanston
B. Mf. Avstierman
Charles B. Blydenborgh
Rawlins
Caster
Afton
Clark
Castoria
Okas
Fletcher
Shso
Themelves
Hermitage
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