School Directors Cut Costs Amid Recruitment Shifts
District No. 4 faces lower year costs with fewer teachers and tighter budgets. New hires include Mrs Warren and Miss Eunice Hoone teaching Cedar area. several staff reemployed. Superintendent KL Peck notes about 60 percent of normal pupilEnrollment returned post epidemics as costs support Mary Pickford film showings and library events.
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Oh EA Neem
Acrot
Mre
WM Hhert
Indeprs
Nie Hart
Mise
Marguerite van Alie
Ines Stevens
Mire Core Stevens
Warren
Eunice Hoone
Siatara
Albion State Normal School
KL. Peck
Echoot
Producers' Union Reports 18000 Resource Increase
Audit by Howard Wael concludes Idaho Producers' Union shows total resources of 27422.82 with no liabilities and a positive financial condition at year end. The review confirms integrity of pool distributions and sales records, with plans to issue member certificates reflecting equity in assets and future growth prospects for the 1924 season.
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Howard Wael
Who Haw
Hn Wnerhnee Ln
California
California Vegetable Union
Wales
Idaho
Producers’ Union
Producers’ Union Are Really the Property of the Members Itci
Corcu Eates
Moreh
Idaho Productre Union
Ue Moe
Manlyen Ae Fonthat
Pines
Egg Marketing Plan for Idaho Poultry Industry
A Twin Falls County discussion outlines a regional effort to grade, pack, and market eggs from Idaho. Key figures Archie Larsen, Mr Shearer of Payette, and Wa Towne of Deltnick push a plan modeled after Caldwell operations and Puget Sound, seeking to unite producers and university extension support to decide whether to market or expand production.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Rarroad
Caldwell
Utah
California
Petaluma
Puget Board
Washington
Oregon
United Sates
Twin Palle County
Uulvereity
Idaho vocational conferences aid boys in choosing futures
Aimed at Idaho junior and senior high students, the program outlines regional vocational conferences with delegate counts based on enrollment and rates for rail travel and meals. Prominent speakers will discuss occupational requirements, with an aptitude test supervised by a former U. S. Army supervisor.
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Idaho
Frey
U. A Army
Fleld
Friaiareaye
Fife
Sells Ice Plant to Grover Beem
Grover C. Beem agreed to purchase the local ice plant from the Kirkpatrick estate on North Street. The deal includes an artificial lake, ice house, 700 tons of ice, a Ford truck, and other equipment. Beem plans for the 1924 season and will move the business forward while retaining his current position.
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Grover C. Beem
Mr. Beem
Mr. Heem
Kirkpatrick
North Street
Lee
Beem & Hammerquist
Histro Busiuand
Hie
California
Ford
Warner
Moran Storage Report Shows Slight Snowfall At Moran
Report from Morea Wyoming at Jackson Lake outlet notes weekly Moran storage figures and snowfall minimal. Data for March 1 shows Acre Feet storage around 124 270 120 with year over year figures 267 680 weekly precipitation and weekly totals ending March 1. The period from January 23 to March 1 shows similar year over year trends.
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Morea
Wyoming
Jackson Lake
Dackeon Lake
Moran
Fathers and Daughters Endy Church Banquet
About 120 guests attended the Fathers and Daughters banquet hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church in the church basement last Thursday evening. The event was reported as a social and financial success with a well-prepared meal enjoyed by all.
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Dormant resources discussed and the need for aid to farmers. Officials consider adequate but not dependable income, urging stronger policies to sustain capital already invested and provide steadier earnings.
Filer People in Auto Accident
A local merchant A B Wood and three women suffered injuries in a Sunday auto crash on Main avenue Twin Falls when the touring car collided with a stage auto driven by Henry Personius near the Oaals rooming house. Wood received a four stitched forehead wound, Mrs Wood bruises, others similar injuries. driver charged with reckless driving, case set for March 20.
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A. B. Wood
Jing
Wood
Robert Late
V. Hormeby
Main Avenue
Twin Falls
Oaals
Blue
Henry Personius
Parent Teachers Meeting Tonight at Central School
The Parent-Teachers club hosts a program led by attorney W. D. Gillis at Central School. Mrs. E. B. La Hue chairs the organizing committee, with portions of the program provided by sixth grade pupils and a light committee reception afterward.
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W. D. Gillis
Central
E. 3. la Hue
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