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I asked an Idaho patriot why potatoes were so big. Answer: We fertiliz'em with cornmeal and irrigate them with milk.

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Idaho is torn, above all, between two other states, between the pull of Washington in the north, that of Utah in the south. Half of Idaho belongs to Spokane, I heard it said, and the other half to the Mormon church.

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Born: August 30, 1901
Died: May 29, 1970 (aged 68)
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