In her 2000 interview with Troy Reeves, June Smith discusses her time at Boise High School and her life in Boise, Idaho in the 1930s and 1940s. She talks about how the Depression and World War II affected her and her friends' lives.
Two year old Andrew Kelly whose best friends are the Life Lines (he's had 14 pints of blood) looks displeased at his guests, Sister Alma Dolores of Street Alphonsus Hospital; Mrs. Carrol Hardy (center) and Mrs. Jack Numbers.
World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.) --Mines and mineral resources-Idaho-Bonanza-History-Sources. --Mines and mineral resources-Idaho-Custer-History-Sources. --American newspapers-Idaho-Custer-History-Sources. --American...
Family and business correspondence; family photographs; photographs of mining properties and sites in the vicinity of Bonanza and Custer, Idaho; business records; diaries; autograph books; scrapbooks; artwork; greeting cards; invitations; business...
