Farm Bureau Presses School Reform in Rural Areas
The American Farm Bureau advocates equalizing educational opportunities, rural teacher standards, and reorganized school units funded by state and local sources. It opposes expanded federal aid while urging curriculum focus on American self government and entrepreneurship. A public forum at Grays Lake joins Kitchen Conference discussions to improve schools.
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Dinner Guest Reminds Maid to Serve Fish Whole
A woman new to a stylish neighborhood hosts a dinner and instructs her maid to serve each course exactly, ending with a demand to present the fish with tail and head and a lemon slice in its mouth, which the maid complies with to the letter.
Fish Triumph At Table With Lemon Slice
A fish is presented whole on the table, tail and head intact, while Kehe carries a lemon slice in its mouth. The scene highlights a display of fresh seafood and a playful moment at the meal.
Telephone Co Seeks Rate Hike in Idaho
The company notes 1952 investment per line at 228 dollars with each new line costing over 500 dollars to install. New phones yield no added revenue but bring higher expenses.
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