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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
5
Community items list births visits hospital stays and travel. Don Spencer welcomes daughter Sybil lleen December 1. Julius Pogsdon returns from Boise government hospital. Families share Thanksgiving dinners at multiple homes. Local subscriptions and bazaars advertised. Barber shops close at 6:30 pm nightly.
Esther Chapman transferred from Bull high school to our campus this week. Separate assemblies for boys and girls were held. Dayee Jennings returned after weeks away. The Wildcat student paper’s next issue comes out this week. L B Goodwin state YMCA secretary spoke to students last week. His talk was valuable and well received. Forty nine percent of district students attend Rural High School, nearly double four years ago. Fifteen delegates from the high school and community were selected for the Older Hoye Conference at Buhl Friday through Sunday. Fern Glick and Helen Dowd, juniors and sophomores, bought flowers from Twin Falls for Leonard funeral. Many boys attended the Father and Son banquet under the Rodabaugh Club. The boys’ basketball season opened with forty four candidates in gym. Girls have practiced and look for a strong team this year. Inter-class basketball tourney begins Tuesday next week with trophies to winners. Charles Dwight resigned as Wildcat advertising manager due to workload. Fern Glick elected to fill vacancy. Annual football banquet set for Thursday night in the high school. next year’s captain election, short program, and banquet served by home economics department.
A fragmented tale recalls Thomas Moore’s travels in Canada and Niagara, noting his stay at Ste Anne, the house Moore lived in, and local memory of his writings. It cites his voyage through eastern states to Montreal and Quebec, mentioning poems and songs from that period.
The Malay peninsula uses air compression to start fire. A small wood pump with a tinder dipped plunger heats air as it compresses. The piston’s rapid strike ignites tinder inside a cocoon, which glows when withdrawn. The fire is blown into fuel to produce flame, faster than friction methods.
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