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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

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Cottonwood High to Offer Expanded Curriculum and New Principal

The school board selects John V. Hannon as principal of Cottonwood High School. He will teach manual training and history or language and oversee athletics. Miss Edna Ritzenthaler is hired for domestic science and science. More credits offered than minimum with flexible course selection and potential extra math history or language offerings. Lower grades see Miss Emma Nichols and Miss Wardrobe reappointed. Greencreek couple Clem Riener and Margaret Schmidt wed at Greencreek Catholic church. couple to reside on newly purchased holdings. The Chronicle extends best wishes.

Lustie Cottonwood High School John V. Hannon Central Valley N. C Hannon Mansfield State Normal School Mansfield Edna Ritzenthaler Jalesburg Colorado Nebraska State Agricultural College Ritzenthaler Emma Nichols Miss Wardrobe Miss Nichols Eir Cottonwood Greencreek Clem Riener Margaret Schmidt Father Baerlocher Mr. Riener J. B. Luchtefeld Joseph Riener Anton Jensen The Chronicle

Farm agent J. R. Finley to visit Cotton area

Idaho county farm agent J. R. Finley will be in Cotton on a scheduled visit to discuss local agricultural programs. He will meet farmers, review crop conditions, and provide guidance on recommendations and resources available through the county extension service.

J. R. Finley Idaho County

Cottonwood Milling expands to meet wheat demand

The Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co expands capacity from 140 to 200 barrels per day with new machinery, ball bearings, and a top extra scale for grain. The firm plans office and garage additions and aims to be ready for operation within 30 days to handle old wheat and popular Tin Top and Idaho Gold flour markets. A report lists visits by local figures and ongoing stock and labor notes.

Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co Cottonwood Monument Meyer

Return From California R Arrives Home From West

Tarke arrived home from California Wednesday evening. He had left for Spokane briefly and was then called to Mt. Angel because his son is seriously ill.

California Tarke Spokane Mt. Aneel

Who Owns Them Green Screens Stored at Firemen's Hall

A number of green screens used in the hospital this winter remain at the Firemen's hall and owners may claim them by contacting John Funke, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barks, or Mrs. G. Stanford. Mrs. Stanford and others recently visited the Nims home from Seattle and departed Sunday morning. Raymond Nims accompanied them to the coast to spend the summer with his uncle and aunt. The 48rd Toledo County nie ea Mt. jo June i neers are requested beter.

John California Geo. Haarman Tacke Mickie Cottonwood Haarman Mt. Angel von Tresch Wessels Bogner John Funke R. W. Barks Toledo County Mt. Jo

Cars disposed by W R Rogers in Idaho and Lewis counties

W R Rogers, agent for Viele and Oakland, has disposed of 20 cars since March 18 for Idaho and Lewis counties. The deliveries include ten new Vieles, four Oaklands, and the rest second hand cars taken in trade on new purchases. Mr and Mrs Kees and Miss Ross Dorr of Hilbert Wisconsin arrived in Cottonwood for a two to three week visit with Jenny at home and Mr Kees is a teeth of o Mrs Fenny.

W. R. Rogers Idaho Lewis Counties Kees Misa Ross Dorr Hilbert, Wis Cottonwood Jenny Mr. Kees Fenny

Initiation Sunday Elevates Cottonwood Knights to Strongest Lodge

Cottonwood Council No. 1889 Knights of Columbus will initiate 42 members on Sunday June 22. A prominent roster from eastern Washington and Idaho will attend with a Spokane and Lewiston degree team leading the rites. Post initiation a banquet will be held. the lodge will rank among the strongest in the state for size and membership. Turner Bros sell 1780 acres on Nez Perce prairie to Frank Johnson for 178000, the crop valued around 100000. Johnson to harvest. The tract adds about 3000 acres of premier farmland southeast of Nezperce near the Johnson home ranch.

Cottonwood Council Knights of Columbus Order Washington Idaho Cottonwood Spokane Lewiston Grangeville Greencreek Ferdinand Reuterville K. C Camas Nezperce Prairies Nezperce Turner Bros Frank Johnson Johnson Nezperce Prairie Nemerce

Statewide Red Cross in strong finances despite gaps

Red Cross in Kootenia county reports a robust cash balance as of May 31 528 85 while Idaho officials note a heavy share of divorce cases in Lewiston district court. Boise boosts city workers pay to 3 60 per hour and a Moscow cattle dealer expands with 16 Shorthorns from Missouri.

Kootenia County the Red Cross Wallace N. Scales Tenth Judicial District Court Lewiston Boise Idaho N. Williamson Moscow Missouri Mtr Wiliamson Sony Tad “Hernan Lewiston Son Ley Clarkston Idaho State Board of Education Patarden Roth Constrateany State Normal School Peterson Plumbing Company Tel State Board of Paroles Allen T. J. Keelan Graham Young County Texas Keelan de Eerimeatts Boise City

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