Rural High School District 1 Financial Report 1923 24
Financial statement of Rural High School District No. 1 Filer Idaho for the year July 1 1923 to June 30 1924. Includes balance on deposit with The First National Bank and list of warrants paid with various expenditures such as salaries supplies and maintenance items. Also reports additional local notes and community notices from Twin Falls County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Clear Lakes Ranch
Frasier
Thornber
Magasines End
Htore
Burplion
Deseret Book Co
Supplies Mathers Co
Diplomat of Idaho
Oo FP Co
Supplies Publishing Co
Kel. Hocks
Deymour
M. Tel. Co
Maint
Atermin Lumber Ods Tecker
Mewart
Auto Licen
Serview
Trleyhane Bill Auto Co
Dragase
Tampa
Asto Co
Faiker
Pria.in. Co
Floral Co
Moore
Beith Trpew
Allen
New Standard Dictionary Co
Bok Maw
Materman
Mead
Me. Gee
B. Desman
Balapes
Alate
Tucker
Helen
Phock
Geo
B. Denman
Ida Blakeslee Arrives From Huntington In Real Estate Move
Mrs. Ida M Blakeslee and daughter Georgiana traveled overland from Huntington Cal to visit relatives and friends in the city Mrs Blakeslee has worked in the Southern California real estate field and is now with Suburban Monorials Inc of Los Angeles as a stock salesman Prudie Richmond formerly of this place now resides with her Jenee Hainline a rancher and dairyman suffered a fractured leg Tuesday evening after a cow kicked him the injury affected the small bone of the right ankle He farms about 200 acres and runs a dairy and five weeks on crutches will bring hardship to his busy season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Blakeslee
Georgiana
Huntington
Cal
Blakenlee
Calporia City
Monorials, Inc
Los Angeles
Prudie Richmond
Thin Place
Jenee Haintine
Hainline
Notion to Pupils and Patrons School Book Sale Notice
Second hand school books will not be purchased this year by the Filer grade school district. Those having books to sell can bring them to the Central school building Saturday afternoon August 16. An attempt will be made to dispose of them at a later date. W. C. Nuzman Superintendent Independent School District No. 4 Fibr. Adg.21-2te.
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Filer
W. C. Nuzman
Independent School District No. 4
Pearl Owner Takes Risk Over Fake Black Pearl
An intrepid Paris finder brings a large black pearl to a renowned jeweler in New York. The gem, valued at about $100,000, is declared possibly fake. To prove it, the jewelers propose cracking the heart to test authenticity, placing the owner in a high stakes wager.
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Paris
Orm
Mr. Z
Bnd
Katherine
Mount Athos Monastery Destroyed by Fire
Fire devastated the famed Arian fort monastery on Mount Athos, a medieval stronghold in the Holy Mountain region. The site, part of the Athos peninsula, comprises monasteries and hermitages perched along cliffs, famed for ancient manuscripts and historical relics.
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Mount Athos
Greece
As Sea
Chilemdari
Andronicus
Serbian monks raid Chilsndart monastery in 1916
Bulgarian monks from the Zographon monastery raided Chilsndart in 1916. The incident reflects wartime tensions between neighboring religious custodians in the region.
Monkey Heist in London Jeweller Shop
In 1910 a well dressed man entered a London jeweller and asked to view rings. A hairy arm extended from the customer’s pocket, grabbing two rings and vanishing. A monkey was found aiding the thief, with rooms filled with stolen valuables, leading to their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monkey
Elephants at Work in Burma Lumber Mills
In Burma lumber yards elephants handle logs for saws by pushing and lifting them onto inclined skids. Two elephants push while a third guides with an anchor chain whip in his trunk. When the whistle blows, work stops for meals and the boss avoids the logs crashing from the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Buckskin Buckskin Gloves From Mexico and Brazil
Buckskin gloves mainly come from Mexico and Brazil with smaller skins often imperfect from thorn scratches. Scratches do not weaken the gloves and prove genuineness. The feather is dressed. color comes from colored clay dust which may crack after several wears. Buck leather becomes altered, soft after wear, and warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Brazil
Farewell to Roarin Rip from Prairie Rat tale
The fragment depicts Roarin Rip deciding to seek a new life after Hurricane Gal rejects marriage proposals. Prairie Rat explains Rip plans to break away, urging comrades to prepare for a grave dig as Rip prepares to take a chance.
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Rip
Ice requirements for fruit carload in transit
An average of 19 tons of ice is required to refrigerate a carload of fruit moving from southern California to the Atlantic seaboard. See the Record office for butterwraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
California
Atlantic Seaboard
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Atatemest
Loceae Anno
Total War
Madera
W. D. Oitie
Andrews
Jana Tecker
Macy
Rex Kimmel
Caseate
Waho
Rivehors
Auto
Bdde
Colo
Arthur Sngland
Alturas Lake
Manley Basin
Twin Fall
The
Baptist Church
Hammerquist
Mra. W. Ft. Reid
Grangeville
W. A. Shear
Mian Thelma Shear
A. B. Wood
George Andrews
Don
Trail Creek
Ketchum
Mra
Harry Munger
Mr. and
Frank Lorain
Mildred Klinefelter
Owen Sullivan
Will Sullivan
Wendell
Mr. Lorain
Phose
H. B. Lorain
C. T. Sikes
Roy Ellenwood
Nora Munger
Velma Sikes
Clarence Bohanan
Omer Diehl
A. A. Timm
Twin Falls
Leab
Timm
Idaho Firemen & Police Society
Clear Lakes
Pan Jerome
Twih Falls
Bubt
Gooding
Grover
James Tomlin
Momber
Geo. BE
Service Suyter Hardware
Geo Dea
Sir Eitenbeth Vickbey
John Walker
Lal Ha
Record Office
B. P. Reaves Steam Engine
Smart
J. T Horscbarger
Peninsular Range
J. Hicks
South Wood Mere
Ruler
Boise
Filor
Jamey A. Dement, Jr
Sitt
Decatur Orchard Co
C. E. Reberger
Boise Payette
North Street
Yakima
W. A. Allison
North So
Jesse Hainline
Filer Seed Company
Eit
J. M. Markel
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Drake Furniture and Undertaking Co
Idaho Power
Darran
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