Prestigious list of high school awards announced
Misty three letter winners and medals were awarded at the town high school event. Letters went to football basketball track and baseball participants, while medals were given for declamatory contests. A trophy honoring Edith Neacles was presented by G. Davia. Names include Cole, Tim, Reay, and Timm among letter winners. medals awarded to Hebanter, Love, and McKinsey, with additional declamatory recipients listed.
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Toint High
Medate
Stadenta
Edith Neacles
Gue At & G. Davia
Totaf Witters
Supt
George &. Denman
Ralph Newberry Edith Nan Cote Kathy Davis Trophy
Nancolas receives the trophy named for Ralph Newberry Edith Nan Cote and Kathy Davis.
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Nancolas
First Fishing Season Opens Amid Good Local Angling
Local anglers report solid trout catches as the season opens. In the Ma tad river area, fishermen note more honest catches than earlier, with Silver Creek north of Shoshour a favored spot. A lecture in New York explored changing wedding ring norms and the idea of home authority.
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Miral
Herw
Shoshour
Wowan
New York
Many to Be Remembered in a Brief Memorial Note
A fragmentary obituary sketch recalls Billy Dick who lived in four favorites and prayed, ending with a blessing for friends and parents. The aside notes the oyster life span as ten years, hinting at a parable about short lifetimes.
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Billy Dick
Union Pacific Plans 42 Million Building Program This Year
Union Pacific will spend forty two million dollars in the year on new equipment and improvements financed from capital rather than earnings. The program includes double tracking from Omaha to Salt Lake City extending toward Chicago, with new freight and refrigerator cars and 1923 plans for alternate routes. Strong belief in regional prosperity accompanies the rollout as executives seek broad cooperation to maintain railroad effectiveness.
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Omaha
Union Perific
C. K R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Rogerson-Welle
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Chicago
United States
Utah
Agricul
Delta
Fillmore
Lund
Cedar City
Union Pacific
Bolae
Idaho and & Branch
Idaho Falls
Thin
Pacific Fruit Express
Southern Pacific
Sande
Acific
Fair Grou Notes and Fair Preparations Update
Printing contracts set for premium lists. Rumor says Blackfoot plans a fair the week after Twin Falls county fair. The former club building to host Women’s club activities and the baby contest. About 40 people enjoyed the golf course last Sunday and praised grounds. Ambidexter Horseshoe Pitching Club readying membership drive and rules to be observed with dues likely five cents annual and 25 cents for life. State Futurity ensures largest show of purebred Durocs. other breeds in large numbers. Premiums committee approved changes to boost display interest. special farm unit exhibit discontinued. National Shorthorn Breeders Association offers premiums to eight owners who show. Fairground buildings to be dressed with white lead and linseed oil by an artist. work to begin soon.
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Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Eee
Montreal Bank Among Cities
Montreal is the fifth largest city in North America. The item discusses local news coverage and cooperation from patrons in gathering facts. It mentions engagement decisions and a light note on social observations.
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Montreal
Bank Among Cities
North America
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Poothall
Leiterman
Elmer Tineton
Athineen
Marvin Maurice Cole
Halph Conant
Hector Reay
James Rebirdman
Jadson Tim
Haghet Hall
Marvin Cole
Maurice Cole
Judson ‘Tim
Charles Lapp
Charles di Rimer Adkins
Ralph Love
Leslie Amwan
Winfred Martin
Dette
Walter Heay
Jacob Hehacher
Lesie Aman
Judson Timm
Charien
Otani
Basket Batt News
Simon
The
Republic
David Starr Jordan
Grocery Department
PEAS
Davis County
Empsom
Eeteee
California
Goddard
Lancene
del Monte
Wood Mercantile
Union Pacific Road
Fair Grou
National
Fair Ground
Craig
Jantzen
All Wool
Carson’s Jewelry Store
Graves Bldg
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