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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
3
Guy Marriner, a New Zealand born pianist, will appear with the Steelman Marriner Taylor Company on a Pacific Coast tour this summer. His praised playing has attracted attention in New Zealand and Australia, marking him as a young artist of rare talent in the Chautauqua circuit.
Margaret Garrison, a titian-haired reader and impersonator from Sunset Land, becomes the first woman to win the National Oratorical Contest in Des Moines Iowa. Fifteen hundred speakers from 250 universities competed. she will perform in a Chautauqua program later. She trains under Maurice Browne and participates in the Little Theatre movement with the Portland Playhouse Players.
Auction notices and ads list fine cedar shingles for sale at Kooskia Shingle Mill Idaho and a 200 acre farm for sale or trade 112 miles north of Denver with crops to warehouse by October. Lost items include glasses in Cottonwood and a Goodrich tire. Public notices announce annual stockholders meetings for Farmers Union Warehouse and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company with director elections. A feature column discusses humor and social topics.
Public notice for ad change due by Wednesday to insure publication. Date June 9 1922. Subscription policy states one year six carto in advance. Hand ed in by deadline to ensure update.
Sealed bids for painting the exterior and staining and varnishing the interior and oiling the floors of the district school building for District No. 39 Greencreek Idaho will be received by the Board of Trustees at Greencreek Idaho up to 11 a m June 13 1922 when bids will be opened. Anton Schumacher Chairman Joe Hoffman Clerk.
The Village of Cottonwood Idaho presents its annual estimate for the fiscal year starting May 2 1922 covering expenses for officers water rent street lights cross walks streets and alleys interest on bonds and other costs totaling ten thousand dollars. Receipts for the year ending May 1 1922 amount to 7249.22 from taxes road taxes licenses miscellaneous cemetery funds and other sources with 6629.80 in taxes and 44.08 from the cemetery committee. The statement is signed by S J Peterson chairman and attested by M M Belknap village clerk.
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