University of Idaho budget trimmed under retrenchment policy
The Idaho state board of education cut about three quarters of a million from the University of Idaho biennial budget with total requests over one and a quarter million to be sought later. Maintenance and capital needs are detailed for Idaho and its branches, while a separate plan aims to open Grangeville Savings & Trust with time deposits held until assets are liquidated.
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Boise
University of Idaho
State Board of Education
Department of Finance
Idaho Technical Institute
E. A. Riven
Education
Parsons
LF. Parsons
Parson
Board of Education
Adams
Smith- Tever
Smith-Hughes
University Experiment Fund
Grangeville Savings & Trust Company
Fralick
Chronicle Subscriptions Rise Among Readers
Subscriptions to the Chronicle have surged in the last ten days with many entries for 1921. Names listed include A F Uhlern Rev Fr Willibrord Sisters of St Joseph School Jacob Yeager A R Ruhoff Leo Jensen Lloyd Spencer Herman Seubert J J Sattler Mel Seubert John Dueleo John Strack Fred Edwerts Tony Sandschauer Mary Rik N Kleinrich Walter Reid John Weinhoff Joseph Riener Paul Riener John Nuttman R Bartlett Adelah Finkleman Ang Schroeder John J Grunloh John Schmidt.
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The
Chronicle
A. F. Uhlern
Fr. Willibrord
Sisters of St. Joseph School
Jacob Yeager
A. R. Ruhoff
Leo Jensen
Lloyd Spencer
Herman Seubert
J. Sattler
Mel Seubert
John Dueleo
John Strack
Fred Edwerts
Tony Sandschauer
Mary Rik
N. Kleinrich
Walter Reid
John Weinhoff
Joseph Riener
Paul Riener
John Nuttman
R. Bartlett
Adelah Finkleman
Ang
Schroeder
John J. Grunloh
John Schmidt
Christmas Tree and Program at Community Church
A big Christmas tree and program will be held at Community Church Friday evening December 24. Everyone in the community is invited. A fine program has been arranged by church members and a real Santa Claus will distribute presents. Children are especially invited for a special treat.
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Santa Claus
Two Take Examination For Cottonwood Postmaster Job
Charley Johnson and Ed ver haar were the only two who took the examination at Grangeville Wednesday for the Cottonwood postmaster position. Mrs. Percy Campbell and John Rooke were disqualified for not meeting continuous residency of two years prior to Postmaster Nash’s resignation. Many people were surprised at the small turnout. Evidently post offices are not in demand these days.
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Charley Johnson
Ed ‘Verhaar
Grangeville
Cottonwood
Percy Campbell
John Rooke
Nash
Dance and Concert by hall of Cot tonwood group
The American Legion of Cot tonwood hires the Hallo well Concert Co for an evening concert and dance on January 11 at the Orpheum Theatre. Last year’s Hallowell Concert Co event in this city was a success and will speak for itself. tickets will be sold by American Legion members.
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American Legion of Cottonwood
Hallowell Concert Co
Orpheum Theatre
American Leion
Big Dance at O O F Hall With University Orchestra
A dance will be held at the 1. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday evening December 28. Music provided by the University of Idaho orchestra. Good music and a time are assured. Tickets cost 1.50.
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1. O. O. F. Hall
University of Idaho Orchestra
Edith Wright Miller Delights With Recital at Ornheam
Edith Wright Miller presented a Tuesday evening recital at Ornheam that proved a decided success. Attendees praised her entertainer abilities, noting the engaging style and strong voice.
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Edith Wright Miller
Santa Claus Visits Cottonwood Friday Dec 24
Local notices mention Santa Claus appearing in Cottonwood on Friday December 24. The cargo news notes Oregon Packing Co cannery closed for the season with 1 087 tons of apples processed, up slightly from last year. Kooskia buys five acres of Indian land for a fairground and public use. Civil notices include divorce for cruelty to Mrs Nancy J Goodwin of Kellogg after 40 years of marriage. Regular obituaries and community notes cover resignations, deaths of local residents, and farm market concerns amid Idaho hay freight issues and a cousin marriage allowance in Idaho law.
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Oregon Packing Co
Kooskia
Nancy J. Goodwin
Kellogg
Idaho
Wm. Goodwin
Wisher
W. A. Rompe
Nezperce
California
Charles A. Jensen
Ilo Register
Kalama
Wash
George Long
Leland
Orofino
A. R. Trimble
Lewiston
Tremble
W. E. Crouch
University of Idaho Extension Division
Roy L. Black
C. G. Cromwell
Benewah
Site Bench
Budge
Jesse A. Edelfesen
United States District Court
Driggs
Idaho Capitol Costs Spark Debate Over Senator Jones Chair
Idaho lawmakers convene in Boise on January 3, 1921 at a $2,000,000 capitol, praised for comfort yet criticized that Sen Seth Jones must bring his own chair due to his weight. The Koise Statesman notes the space allocated overlooks Jones, a Republican from Idaho County, forcing him to provide a personal chair as the new session opens. News from Fifteen Years Ago recalls local doings and the Farmers and Merchants State Bank organizing with officers and a $25,000 capital, aiming to open by February 1, 1906.
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Capitol
Senator Jones
the Statesman
Seth Jones
Idaho County
Senate
House
New Farmers’ and Merchants State Bank
Jacob Mathiesen
Chas. T. Staal
Geo. M. Robertson
C. T. Staal
G. M Robertson
Henry Telcher
A. J. Barth
John Funke
Cottonwood Beaten by Grangeville in Close Contest
Cottonwood High School basketball fell to Grangeville 29 to 20. The home team led 18 to 7 at halftime, then Grangeville controlled the second half. Lineups included Grangeville Pettibone Brisene Bassinger Howard Bimers Lennonstub and Cottonwood Hanley Homar forward Schroeder center Hanley Tacke Jenny guards.
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Delbert Hale
Cottonwood High School
Grangeville
Cottonwood Boys
Cottonwood
Grangevil—Pettibone
Briscne
Bassinger
Howard
Bimers
Lennonstub
H. Hanley
Homar
Schroeder
Hanley
Tacke
Jenny
Clairmont High School
Dee
Cs Fellowine
Hich
Harry Hanley
Cecilia Nacke
Laura Hattron
Louise Hattrup
New Store at Winona Under Pickford Plan
F G Pickford, recent Leggett Mercantile manager, left for Spokane to buy stock for a Winona general merchandise store. He is a capable merchant and his Craigmont friends wish him success. Mrs Pickford and daughter stay in Craigmont for the spring term. Grain shipments to Cottonwood rise as roads clear with cold weather permitting heavy hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Pickford
Leggett Mercantile Co
Spokane
Winona
Pickford
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Give University
Greencreek
Clem Reiner
Geo. F. McKinney
William Simon
Riener
Simon
Wood
Santa
Commercial Club
Lion
Kate Moynagh
Dr. Briley
George Warren
Renterville
John Hoene
Reuterville
Frank Simon
Bride
First Street
Geo. Simon
Freddmen
Selma Butler
Orience
Seturdev
MT. Angel
Henry Nuttmann
Oregon
Mr. Nuttmann
Henry Luehtefeld
George Harmon
Barney Mickie
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