Woodrow Wilson Foundation Plans National Award Drive
A special report outlines a nationwide campaign to create an endowment honoring Woodrow Wilson. The plan mirrors Nobel ideals and seeks broad participation across states, with Districts appointing coordinators and volunteers to promote subscriptions and award recognition for meritorious public service and democracy. Judge Bothwell of Twin Falls fronts local campaigning efforts.
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Woodrow Wilcon
Bas Bern
Woodrow Wilson
Markman
Wood- Wien Foundation
Bern
al Wilson
America
Otring
Por Ait
Judge Bothwell
Twin Palle
Waitt
Tly Voumty
First Year Of Sheriffs Term Busy Increases In Fees
Report by Sheriff Sherman shows two-year period total collections of 9 421.20 compared with prior year. Kendall term totals 10 805 7 5 192 charges include felonies larceny counterfeit and intoxicating liquor crimes with 46 counterfeit or forged charges and 2 misdemeanor offenses. Notable case Lyda Meyer Beatbard murder conviction led to a long trial and a six year sentence. Deputy Ormsby and Prosecutor Stephan credited for search and prosecution. An advertisement for meat company priced meats follows.
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Keadel
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South
Ormsby
Sherman
Atey
Frank J. Stephan
Honolulu
Mitire South
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Idaho News Review Highlights State Treasury and Rural Plans
The Idaho News Review reports on state treasurer issues including disbursed funds to depositories amid a $162 million destitution context. It covers highway district petitions, construction costs near $56,000, and rail and farm development plans with multiple counties referenced. Notable items include a northern Idaho gathering, a highway route expansion, and agricultural extension talks.
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University Extenpion Division
South Semern
Idaho
Jaguary
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Grade School Notes Teeege tt ttt
The eighth grade held a pine party in the basement of the school Friday evening. Most attendees were lively. games dominated the night with ice cream and treats provided by teachers. The traveling library arrived, and teachers read aloud to encourage reading in the community. The trade school band is forming with music teacher Mary Dygert praising its future. The cafeteria faced a busy week with many pupils and staff. hot and cold lunches were served, including hot chocolate for those with cold lunches. Superintendent Denoun of the Rural High School arranged hall supervision for boys in the trades program. several games are planned with nearby towns. State exams were not taken in Filer. seventh and eighth grades did practice work with encouraging results. Local meat ad for S. Meat Company.
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Ieree
Riahs
Oceatra
Mery
Daude Dygert
Denoun
Banter Hall Prietion
Ft. L. Peek
Filer
Apel
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