PoliticalCoal Campaign Scene In Idaho Mining Protest
Samuels, a former Progressive gubernatorial candidate, enters the Idaho coal issue in Teton County near Yellowstone, forming the Teton Coal Company and promising 500 to 1000 tons daily at lower prices. Other notes describe county actions, local graft chatter, and a Twin Falls benefit concert aiding Progressive women’s group.
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Halley News
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Teton County
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Teton Coal Company
Jude F A. Dietrich
United States
Rae
Notice of reward for information on rubidium dumping near highway
A notice from the Filer Highway Commissioners offers a reward of 95.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for dumping rubied material along the road.
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Filer Highway Commissioners
Maroa Notes Manor Apr 7 Local social and school events
Mr and Mrs J B Gullek and family visited the Milners and other locals on Sunday. Families including Fehrenbacker, Adler, Dwyer, and Daw enjoyed picnics at Clear Lakes amid dust. Students saw ribbons at a Filer track meet. A tuberculosis dairy study by BE McMillan is planned. Mra Blakely hosted a birthday surprise. L H Brown’s pupils attended grammar-school activities with ice cream later. W Brown of Buhl and Vera Pinegar visited L B Brown. Winkle family trip to Pocatello noted.
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Conover
Marcus Tegan
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M. Blakely
Mra
Miakely
Ames
Mra. L
Mr. Brown
L.H. Brown
Grammar
W. ©. Brown
Bubl
L. H. Brown
Vera Pinegar
L. B. Brown
J. G. Winkle
Ernest Winkle
Pocatello
Methodist Church outlines Mother's Day program
Pastor J D Gillian leads a national Mother's Day event at the Methodist Church with an 11 o'clock sermon and music directed by Mrs A B Anderson. The evening features a baccalaureate sermon as officials plan school entertainment. A Pastor's Sunday school class has met at the parsonage under G S Denman due to crowded church space. Dr Gillilan will visit Borger in the afternoon for an appointment. Mies McKee cannot travel from Buhl owing to a nervous breakdown from overwork.
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High School Notes on Final Examinations and Attendance
Final examinations will be given Wednesday and Thursday next week. Students with deficient attendance must take these exams unless trades are well above average. The student council recently discussed selecting a general school emblem.
School Activities and Upcoming Events Summary
The district meet saw William Patton take second in pole vault earning a track letter. Bubble High’s baseball team hosts UF on home grounds Wednesday, a close game expected after a 6 to 2 win earlier. Picnic plans shift to Hagerman Valley with Banbury’s Natatorium, a Friday picnic scheduled. Freshman English class enjoyed a Cedar Draw outing. faculty joined. The Benler play Nothing But the Truth heads to Gem Theatre Friday next week. A Student Cup winner election set for Thursday. the winner earns the cup by student body vote. Senior Close Day is planned for Tuesday next week at 1 PM in the assembly room. Commencement exercises in Gem Theatre next Thursday at 8 PM, Prof. Harrison Dale speaker with special music. Baccalaureate at Methodist Church Sunday night with Dr. J D Gillian speaker. County exams for grade school students ongoing in the high school gymnasium three days this week, about 100 students expected each day.
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Graduation Examinations Underway for Grade School Class
Final eighth grade examinations are held this week as 34 pupils take the tests. The Filer district trophy cup, recently won, will soon adorn Central school halls as the entire group pursues graduation with determination.
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Filer
Central School
Victory school celebrates with exams and trees planted
Graduation exercises planned for Monday May 19 at Victory School. Eighth grade exams begin Tuesday May 13 and run through the week, with report cards handed Friday at 3 pm and summer vacation to follow. Four maple trees donated by the University of Idaho Forestry Department will be planted on school grounds. Faculty and mothers group activities noted, with church services and a state convention in Nampa May 13 to 15.
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Filer
Forestry Department
University of Idaho
Victory
Sapt
R. L. Peek
Margaret Sealey
T. D. Smith
Nampa
Cox
Easter Day Message From Baptist Church
Easter day reflections urge believers to keep Christ’s love before them as the path to immortality and eternal glory while noting the ensuing focus on mothers with next Sunday’s observance angekündigt.
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