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interview (from Oral History Collection) with Mina S. LaMonte, 5-6-1970
No full textIn her interview on May 6, 1970, Mina LaMonte spoke of her time in Idaho. LaMonte discussed the time period from the 1880s to about the 1920s. She spoke about how she took care of her children while her first husband was sick by working mines, hotels and by baking. Her interview included the following topics: Idaho amusements; gold mines and mining in Idaho; and Idaho women. This interview was conducted under the auspices of the Idaho Historical Auxiliary
No full textGovernor Samuelson (left) and Lt. Governor Jack Murphy opening contents of corner stone. gary Bettis looking over Murphy's shoulder
Bunker Hill Mine
No full textEight page brochure describing the different facets of the Bunker Hill Mine operation in the 1970s
National Farmers Organization - Potato farmers
No full textNational Farmers Organization political message from potato farmers. "WE might be broke, but we can still vote"
No full textContents of corner stone. Items wrapped in paper labeled: "Name sof officers and original jewells Boise Lodge No. 2 A.T. and A. No
Excerpt from interview (from Oral History Collection) with Mina S. LaMonte, 05-06-1970
No full textExcerpt from interview with Mina S. LaMonte on May 6, 1970, where she spoke of her time in Idaho. LaMonte discussed the time period from the 1880s to about the 1920s. She spoke about how she took care of her children while her first husband was sick by working mines, hotels and by baking. Her interview included the following topics: Idaho amusements; gold mines and mining in Idaho; and Idaho women. This interview was conducted under the auspices of the Idaho Historical Auxiliary