Annual Report of Rural High School District 1 1922 23
Summary of disbursements from Twin Falls County district funds for the year ended June 30, 1923. Includes janitor services by John Walker, various supplier payments, Idaho Power electricity, heating, medical and instructional expenses, and bonds interest. Notable names: John Walker, Karl Wooldridge, George B Denman, Filer Record, Modern Drug Shop, Idaho Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls County
John Walker
First National Bank
Idaho Power Company
Sibler Change Lumber Company
Yeander Hardware Company
Gusirede Waller
George EB. Denman
Filer Waterworks Water i
Filer Hardware Company
Evens Company
Partners
Mutualous Company
Graves
Walker
G. Tanner
Hammerquist
Filer Auto Company
KE. Dellman
K. R. Wooldridge
John Walker, Janitor Service 110.00 Owee Hamp
Gem Hiate Lumber Company
Kari Wooldridge
George B Denman
PB. Drake
Mirror
Oy Aman
Nibley-Channel Lumber Company
Davis Brothers
C. Ollie
M. Leater
Fam Pox Company
Bari Wooldridge
Gertrude Waller
George B. Denman
ML. Pearson
Kart Wooldridge
Onfeae Company
Ld Publishing Company
Lumber Company
George K. Denman
Karl Wooldridge
Mardware Company
Duresu
Mutual Telephone County
Athe Mowry
Jessie Thorn
Gertrude Walter
Deaman
le. Peareen
Davie Brothers
Wall Plumbing & Moating Furniture Company
Strror
Ptery Metal Works
World Book Company
Mountain States Supply Compa
Filer Waterworks
Paneer Beem & Hammerquist
Emin C. Crosland
Gax
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Com
Susie Oo Educational Music Bureau
Western Biological Supply Company
Bajder Hardware Company
Sapyiite
J. G. Arnold
Detwetter Coal Company
Mantle Montgomery
M. L. Pearson
Maude Dygert
Jeanie Thornber
Hanford
DH Davia
Electrietty
M. L
Jeanie Thorober
Jay Hanford
Mauricg Cole
Matl Nibley Channel Lumber Company
George BE
Denman
Clea Book Store
Mile
A Filer Waterworks
Educational Music Bureau
EPL
George KB
Don Capetae
Charles RK. Frasier
Jessie Tharane Expense Ijer Fiogard
Printhai Diet Bryce
Tay Deseret Hook
Tl Water Route Millan Company
Bruce Publishing Oop Books
G. Seymour
Arayare
A Mutual Telephone Company
Ayolle Lumber Company
Supplice Piler Water
Public Notice Of Filing Assessment For Local Sprinkling District
Notice shows the village of Filer Idaho assessing property for local sprinkling improvement district No 2 to cover streets and avenues costs. Objections by aggrieved parties may be heard August 14 1923 at village offices. Last publication July 26 1923. Charles Pond county superintendent signs teachers exams notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Board of Trustees
Idaho
Weld Filer
Frank B. Albin
Lat
Twin Falls
Board of Trustees of
Independent School District No
M. J. Goode
Clerk Independent School District No. 4
Notice to Creditors Estate of Charles A Krohn
The administratrix Nelia L Krohn of Charles A Krohn deceased notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the office of B L Ashton at First National Bank Building Twin Falls Idaho. Publication July 19 1923 final August 9 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Krohn
B. L. Ashton
First National Bank
Twin Falls
Idaho
Nelia L. Krohn
Charles A. Krab
Why Ledentene Was Favored Ring Gem Symbolism
A historical note explains lodestone as an early gem in engagement rings symbolizing attraction drawing the maiden from her family to another. The piece highlights the gem’s magnetic symbolism in wedding customs and betrothal traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledentene
Originator of Uncle Sam Phrase Created After War of 1812
A 19th century tale traces the origin of the term Uncle Sam to Samuel Wilson, an inspector known locally as Uncle Sam, and Elbert Anderson the New York contractor. After the 1812 war declaration, Anderson bought provisions in Troy, while workers mocked the initials U S on casks, invoking Uncle Sam and the wider joke about the government figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
England
Elbert Anderson
New York
Troy
N.Y
Samuel Wilson
Army
EB. A
Sam
French scientist finds earth may be top shaped
A French scientist claims Arctic ocean depths reveal the earth is slightly topshaped with the southern pole as a top point. He argues this could explain tiny discrepancies in astronomical and geodetic measurements, preferring this model over a tetrahedral form, noting space view hides such minute deviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Ocean
South Pole
New York Herald
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Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Mettahte
Mery
Ramdas Stare 182
Keenrails
LEGAL
Charle Pond
W. A_ SHEAR
Independent School District No. 4
Auto Electric & Repair Shop
H. J. Huddelston