High School Notes on Activities and Student Life
Freshman program highlighted by De J. Gilitian talk and a recent school visit. Most students back from illness with improved progress. The basketball squad earned statewide praise after wins in the Buhl tournament. Local declamatory contest held with nine entrants. Death of Alece Crafton saddened the student body. Report cards issued. many delayed due to back work and absences. Boy scouts organized at the high school with weekly meetings. community impact expected. A neighboring school touts its girls basketball team as champions amid speculation.
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Methodiet
Aliee Crafton
Atu Heute
Boy Scouts of the
Tugker
Tomlin
Scoute
HM Te
Grade School Notes on Measles and Attendance
A special meeting of Independent School District No. 4 trustees discussed the measles situation and teaching staff choices. Principal Hote and Superintendent Nye were present. The board considered allowing nonmeasles students to attend and noted several pupils absent or attending due to measles rules. Four rooms reported high absenteeism amid the outbreak and a new illness germ affecting public schools.
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Sehool
Wilor
Nuvchea
Filey
Seversl
Funeral notices and local obituaries prompt week’s end
Miss Charlotte Pond county superintendent attended the funeral of Atlee Craft on Friday afternoon. Several pupils and Mrs Weatherly were present. Mrs W Lester Brown died Sunday evening, with services held Wednesday at Knull and burial at Twin Falls. Loomis Brown will receive farm help from Mrs Ketchem Relbert this season.
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Charlotte Pond
Maroa Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Moves
Maroa notes from March recount Max Dwyer undergoing tonsil removal and Edward Shattie improving from an illness. W J Fenwick moves to the Friedihan ranch, once farmed by Joby Stevens, with Glasgow and Noy Harting nearby. Leonard Brown drives to Carey, then accompanies Peterson family and baby home after five weeks’ visit. Local families report illnesses, visits, and recent relocations including Mr and Mrs Roy Pfalter of Aberdeen visiting Mrs W Lester Brown. Miss Ruth Brinout of school returns amid illness. Helen Hatline and Ruth Miller visit Judd Guillek. Seibert Bean and family relocate to the forty...
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Maroa
Max Dwyer
Edward Shattie
W. J. Fenwick
Mra
Friedihan
Joby Gtevens
Glasgow
Hedd Ome
Dawg
Noy Harting
Leonard Brown
Carey
Mee
Peterson
Baby
Hay Harting
John Helt
A. J. Wilson
Filerte
Roy Fialfer
Aberdeen
Wash
Piaher
W. Lester Brown
Ruth Br
Helen Hataline
Mies Ruth Miller
Filer
Judd Guillek
Seibert Bean
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Notice of Pardon
The Baptist church announces Bible school at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM with a sermon titled A Lost Chita. Evening service at 7:30 PM features A Eurorine Party. A Thursday prayer meeting is held at 7 PM. The recent monthly business meeting reported all bills paid and funds remaining. A notice states Joe Raider pled guilty in March 1925 to violating the state prohibition statute in Twin Palley County and seeks a conditional pardon from the state board of pardons after public notice.
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Bible School
Ladies’ Aid
Joe Raider
Eleventh Judicial District
Twin Pally County
Boise
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
Joe Baldez
REPORT OF CONDITIONS AT JACKSON LAKE RESERVOIR
Bureau of reclamation report from Moran Wyo at Jackson Lake reservoir outlet shows storage in acre feet on Feb 23 1924 266440 versus 363079 for same date year earlier. Week ending Feb 23 1924 precipitation 5.420 inches versus 9.? the previous year. Period Oct 9 1923 to Feb 23 1924 recorded 8.37 inches against 9.82 inches a year earlier.
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Jackson Lake
Burley
Idaho
Bureau of Rec
Moran
Wyo
Jackson Lake Reservoir
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Standard Coal
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Utah
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Beem & Hammerquist
Aluminum
C. A. Love
Siicisos
Chevrolet
Spring Canyon
Kulp
Detweiler Coal CO
Twin Falls
O. J. Childs Seed Co
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