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Gracie Bowers Pfost (March 12, 1906 –
August 11, 1965) was the
first woman to
represent Idaho in the
United States Congress,
serving five
terms as a Democrat...
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Johnson 1974, pp. 150, 156 Landsea, Strahan-Sakoskie &
Hagen 2012, p. 4451
Pfost 2003 —; Santos, Pablo; Garcia,
Robert (February 3, 2024). "History of National...
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original on
September 16, 2023.
Retrieved April 29, 2012.
Rusty Pfost (May 30, 2010). "History of
National Weather Service Forecast Office Miami...
- have
served in both the
House and the Senate. Two
women from Idaho,
Gracie Pfost and
Helen Chenoweth, have
served in the House,
while none have
served in...
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Kirkwood Edith Miller Klein Velma Morrison Lee
Morse Sarah Palin Gracie Pfost Marjorie Reynolds Margaret Ritchie Marilynne Robinson Louise Shadduck Jennie...
- With her
victory in 1994,
Chenoweth became the
second woman (after
Gracie Pfost) to
represent Idaho in
Congress and one of few
members to be
elected by...
- seat was open
again in 1962
after Dworshak's
death in July, and
Gracie Pfost was the
Democratic nominee,
vacating her 1st
district seat in the House...
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Dworshak in July. In November,
Jordan defeated Democratic congresswoman Gracie Pfost of
Nampa in the
special election to
complete the
remaining four
years of...
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Harrison Bryce Molder,
professional golfer, was born in
Harrison Gracie Pfost,
first woman elected to
Congress from Idaho, was born in
Harrison Charles...
- won the
special election,
narrowly defeating Democratic nominee Gracie Pfost. As the
vacancy occurred after the
primary elections for the
ordinary 1962...
