For the ships and which make it possible for the higher educational institutions and higher educational institutions and churches and other things to exist but remember the two always go hand in hand, the ideal or the spiritual with which we are thinking of that subject. I invariably go back to a large painting which hangs in the office of Studebaker Brothers company, South Bend, Indiana. It is a picture of the first blacksmith shop of the Studebaker Brothers in the pioneer days of Indiana and in the distance is a church spire and a schoolhouse and, taking the memory of that picture, we can develop the theme of this evening: The Cooperation of North Idaho.

Sell North Idaho
First, we must remember that this is a rich country, richly endowed with natural resources but still lacking in population and things that go to make it commercially great. The first thing to understand if we are going to sell north Idaho to ourselves, we can never hope to sell north Idaho to New York or Tampa, Florida or Portland, Maine or Chicago until we know how to sell it to each other. 